In the first of our ‘Inspiring angles’ podcast series, drawing out positive stories from around the island, we meet the Revd David Luckman – the Church Planter at Hilden Community Church, near Lisburn, in Connor Diocese.
“Thank you once again for your prayers and support, especially in this present, very grave situation” – Archbishop Hosam Naoum
Archbishop John McDowell and Archbishop Michael Jackson have asked all members of the Church of Ireland to pray for peace in the Holy Land, following the outbreak of renewed conflict.
Five Ordinands at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute were commissioned as Student Readers last Wednesday evening (October 4) by Archbishop Michael Jackson.
Former Dean of Belfast John Mann described his return to St Anne’s Cathedral on September 28 to launch his latest book as ‘a very happy occasion.’
The Dean of Limerick (the Very Revd Niall J. Sloane) is delighted to announce the 2023 Cathedral Community Awards Scheme. The Awards Scheme, which was established in 2018, hopes to highlight the ‘unsung heroes’ of Limerick and will awarded in February 2024.
The Dublin region has the highest population density, according to the Census, but what are the people of Dublin and Glendalough doing about it? This is the question posed by Archbishop Michael Jackson in his Presidential address to the Dublin and Glendalough Diocesan Synods meeting.
It is so easy to take all these things for granted in the daily routine of life but the recent earthquake and floods in Morocco and Libya have been a stark reminder that natural disaster can occur at any time in the world and the result is that people are left injured, bereaved and without food or shelter.
Five Ordinands at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute were commissioned as Student Readers yesterday evening (Wednesday October 4) by Archbishop Michael Jackson.
