Friday 10 July 2020
News from the Church of Ireland, which includes the dioceses of Armagh; Clogher; Connor; Cork, Cloyne and Ross; Derry and Raphoe; Down and Dromore; Dublin and Glendalough; Kilmore, Elphin and Ardagh; Limerick and Killaloe; Meath and Kildare; and Tuam, Killala and Achonry.
For current vacancies in Ireland visit: Church jobs in Ireland
Irish Primates welcome new Taoiseach; Charity Commission orders mediation at Christ Church; Paula Vennells steps down from EIAG; Society seeks evidence for clergy-discipline review; Hereford resource launched for young people; Change of medium boosts rural viewing numbers; Fairtrade Foundation applauds rise in sales
03 Jul 2020
CHURCHES in England will be able to open their doors again on Saturday for private prayer and funeral services — but many could struggle to find people willing to open them and take on the responsibility for the new cleaning regimes
12 Jun 2020
SENIOR church figures have distanced themselves from a consistory-court ruling that an Irish Gaelic phrase on a gravestone might be seen as a political statement
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YMCA Worcestershire is a local independent Christian predominately focussing on the needs of young people with the aim to serve all members of the community regardless of faith, age, or gender.
Four places in a new house for a unique internship in Salcombe, Devon.
The Bishop of Leeds, in consultation with the Cathedral Chapter, wishes to appoint a creative and energetic priest to this senior role.
We are prayerfully searching for a new Rector – one whose vision and passion is to see the Gospel of Jesus proclaimed in our rural communities.
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Asked to produce a clerical diary for publication, Fergus Butler-Gallie researched the efforts of Woodforde, Kilvert, and other predecessors
There is too much control from the centre, and power should be returned to parishes, says Stephen Trott
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