Diocesan News
Planted in good soil!
Bishop David McClay has introduced Denise Wilson as Community Pastor for the Parish of Bangor Primacy.
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Our Daily Worship app: a beginner’s guide
A beginner’s guide to our Daily Worship app with rhythms of worship from the Book of Common Prayer and daily Bible readings.
Irish Times Notes
Church of Ireland Notes from ‘The Irish Times’
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Shankill is top of the class!
Shankill Parish Lurgan is ‘top of the class’ after launching a School Supplies Appeal to help local families who are under financial pressure.
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Church of Ireland Youth Department launches ‘Keeping in Touch’ project
The Church of Ireland Youth Department (CIYD) is delighted to announce the Keeping In Touch project funded by CIYD and the Education Authority (Northern Ireland). The hope for this project is to give parishes a resource to keep in touch with young people, encouraging connection and providing a way to invite them to in–person events.
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Walk4Burundi in Cork: diary update
The Revd Tony Murphy’s 100km walk in aid of the Cork, Cloyne and Ross Burundi Maize Project is continuing. You can follow his journey through his diary.
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Bishop Andrew gets his just desserts after Leckpatrick Confirmation Services
There was a Pentecost sundae, of sorts, for Bishop Andrew Forster, after he preached at two separate Services of Confirmation in St Patrick’s Church in Leckpatrick, yesterday, during which a total of 17 young people were confirmed.
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‘I lift up my eyes to the hills’ – Fundraising drive launched for Al Ahli Hospital, Gaza
Donation portal open from May 24 to June 11
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History is made as the Rev Judi McGaffin is appointed first female Canon of Raphoe
The Rev Judi McGaffin has made history after being appointed the first female canon in the centuries–old history of St Eunan’s Cathedral, in Raphoe.
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A Prayer for Peace in the Land of the Holy One
The Anglican Archbishop in Jerusalem, Archbishop Hosam Naoum, has called for prayer following the eruption of violence in the Land of the Holy One. Archbishop Michael Jackson has written this prayer in response.
