Choral Evensong is aired twice weekly - live at 4pm on Wednesday and repeated at 4pm Sunday. Choral Evensong was first broadcast on Thursday 7 October 1926 live from Westminster Abbey and has been broadcast weekly on BBC Radio ever since.
In Washington , DC , at a Metro Station, on a cold January morning in 2007, a young man with a violin played six Bach pieces for about 45 minutes.
The Primate of the Episcopal Church of the Sudan has called upon Muslim leaders in South Sudan to set aside sectarian concerns and work towards building a free and tolerant nation.
St Patrick’s Cathedral choir, Dublin, completed a successful trip to England last month.
Choir members sought, Bereavement, RSCM Ireland Chairman
Mothers Union Ireland is currently organising a colouring competition for children.
Dublin and Glendalough diocesan youth camps entered their 20th year this summer and the numbers are up 100%. This was the fifth year organised by SusanMaxwell.
The Chief Officer of the RCB, Mr Denis Reardon, participated in the recent meeting of Provincial Secretaries from around the Anglican Communion which met in Mexico from 25 August to 1 September 2011 for the seventh in a series of informal meetings started in the 1980s.
Larne’s first ever ‘Messy Church’ is being launched on Sunday September 4 at 11.30am in the newly refurbished hall at All Saints’ Church, Craigyhill.
Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, is planning to visit Zimbabwe in October as part of a wider trip to Africa and hopes to meet with President Robert Mugabe to discuss a brutal dispute over church properties.
Washington National Cathedral, closed since it sustained damage following an Aug. 23 magnitude-5.8 earthquake, is set to reopen for a series of events planned for the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.
The Royal School of Church Music will hold its Voice for Life award ceremony at 4.00 pm on 1 October 2011 at St Mary’s Pro–Cathedral, Dublin, where the cathedral will be filled with the sound of choristers, drawn from churches and cathedrals around the country for the presentation of their certificates.
Rosemary Kempsell, Worldwide President of Mothers' Union in her latest e-mail says: “Mothers' Union is out in force this weekend at the Cheltenham Racecourse Gloucestershire, for the Greenbelt Festival .
A Belfast event will mark the Hymn Society of Great Britain and Ireland’s 75th Anniversary
Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali writes…
The Mothers' Union in Limerick and Killaloe are providing two opportunities for quiet reflection and contemplation.
Beatings and evictions of Anglican priests in Zimbabwe have caused the Church there to appeal a legal decision to give custody of its property to excommunicated bishop Dr Nolbert Kunonga.
A prominent Czech ecumenist has welcomed an agreement that would allow churches to reclaim land and buildings seized under communist rule but give up receiving state subsidies.
French fashion brand Jours Après Lunes has released an underwear collection for girls aged 4-12. The 'Fille' range is seen modelled on the company's website by young girls sporting make-up, heavily groomed hair and adult accessories.
East Coast Episcopal churches great and small have been assessing damage caused by the magnitude 5.8 earthquake that happened earlier this week near Richmond, Virginia, and finding that their insurance may not cover needed repairs.
The annual conference of Fiji's Methodist Church, due to start 23 August, was cancelled by Fiji's military government for the third consecutive year after church leaders defied a government directive to step down from their positions.
Recently I eavesdropped a conversation as a number of people stated what attracted them to the Anglican Church. The responses included:
Carl McCambley, Musical Director in Shankill Parish had oversight of the music at this year's Bible Week organised by the Bishop of Down and Dromore .
The earthquake that rumbled up the East Coast from Virginia on Tuesday (Aug. 23) “significantly damaged” the central tower of Washington National Cathedral, shaking carved stone finials from atop the iconic church.
A magnitude-5.8 earthquake rattled the east coast yesterday. The Episcopal National Cathedral was damaged and the Washington Monument closed. There were no immediate reports of injuries.
India's Mar Thoma church celebrated the 175th anniversary of its reformation with a visit from the general secretary of the Geneva-based World Council of Churches (WCC), who said that "reformation requires a unity in which we challenge one another."
Anglican choirs in Mozambique are singing to raise awareness of malaria. Anglicans in Mozambique are spearheading a campaign to combat malaria – but say developing countries are struggling because global medical research is focused on the west.
Fewer than 50% of UK children aged eight to 17 read a novel outside class every month, research suggests.
The Anglican Diocese of Jamaica and the Cayman Islands is expressing alarm at what they say is the intention of the Urban Development Corporation (UDC) to 'confiscate' Nuttall Hospital land.
Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O’Connor on Armagh