A Church and Society Commission seminar in Belfast has focused on how members of the Church of Ireland and other Churches can act, in a range of ways, to protect the environment and reduce the impact of climate change.
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The stark and uncomfortable facts about climate change and the role of faith communities in tackling it were the subject of a fascinating seminar organised by the Church and Society Commission of the Church of Ireland last week.
A leaflet on spiritual care for dementia sufferers has been produced, for the use of church members and their families, by the Church and Society Commission.
Over 30 clergy and other church leaders have attended a seminar in Dublin on issues surrounding mental health, hosted by the Church and Society Commission.
The Very Revd Kenneth Hall and Mr Ken Gibson attended the Together: Building a United Community engagement forum on Thursday, 15th June.
The Church of Ireland’s Church and Society Commission launched a leaflet on the spiritual care of people living with dementia at the Church of Ireland General Synod, in Limerick.
Over 20 clergy and other church leaders recently attended a seminar on issues surrounding mental health, hosted by the Church of Ireland’s Church and Society Commission.
The current membership of the Church and Society Commission (CASC) reaches the end of its term in June 2017. The Honorary Secretaries of the General Synod are inviting members of the Church of Ireland who have relevant experience and who are willing to be considered for membership to submit expressions of interest, accompanied by an outline of particular skills or experience.
In 2016, the Honorary Secretaries of the General Synod commenced a review of the Objectives and Terms of Reference of the Commission, most of the members of which had served 2 three year terms.