The people of Northern Ireland owe a tremendous debt of gratitude to the men and women of the Police Reserve, said PSNI Chief Constable Matt Baggott at a special service of thanksgiving on Sunday 20th March.
The Church of Ireland journal SEARCH and the TCD Chaplaincy held a half-day colloquium to discuss the Anglican Covenant on Saturday, 12 March at Trinity College Dublin
Applications are invited for this part-time position (16 hours per week).
Well-known Christian speaker and author, Fiona Castle, will be the special guest at three ladies events in Christ Church, Kilkeel, on 25th-26th March.
Today, Tuesday 8th March, an 85 strong group will depart Belfast for Jerusalem in a pilgrimage led by Canon John Mann and Rev Jonathan Carmyllie.
The Lichfield Diocesan Synod has become the first in the Church of England to approve the Anglican Communion Covenant with overwhelming votes in favour in all three houses (bishops, clergy and laity) on March 19.
The Diocese of Birmingham voted on March 14 in favour of women in the episcopate of the Church of England.
Christian Aid plans to challenge the public to live on just £1 a day for 5 days to raise £500,000 to help some of the world’s poorest people.
Local teams will share skills, tools and produce to eliminate food miles.
Damian Thompson blogs in The Telegraph
Victims of abuse within the Roman Catholic church have been promised extra support from Irish bishops.
Methodist Church criticises the Government's alcohol 'responsibility deal'
Tourism Minister Arlene Foster officially opened a new interpretative and historical centre in Armagh on Monday 14 March, as part of the city’s St Patrick’s Festival celebrations.
Induction weekend at Theological Institute, Publication on Churches of St George and ECO congregation award
Tomorrow at 3.30 p.m.
Much of Catholicism would be alien to him; Protestantism too. Perhaps it's best that Patrick is in the past, writes Malachi O'Doherty in today's Belfast Telegraph.
Worshippers do more voluntary work than non-believers. Yet the government is doing little to support them in their faith. Insights from Christian charity report and Evangelical Alliance.
Anglicans and Christian Aid renewed their partnership for development at a three-day consultation which ended yesterday (Thursday 17th) in Nairobi, Kenya.
Abrahamic focus a common heritage - The Archbishop Of Armagh
Archbishop's call for Sunday next
At the annual St Patrick’s Day celebrations in Downpatrick, Presbyterian moderator the Rev Norman Hamilton was the guest speaker at Down Cathedral.
Tomorrow morning, Friday 18th, March the first donations will be made from Belfast Cathedral’s “Barrel of Hope for Japan”.
Groups working for an open Church of England have welcomed the first vote by an English diocese on the Anglican Covenant - which rejects the plan.
The Church of England has welcomed the analysis and policy proposals in the Ministry of Justice Green Paper Breaking the Cycle: Effective Punishment, Rehabilitation and Sentencing of Offenders, December 2010.
Earth Hour, Dromantine Gathering, Clerical appointments, Cork article, Clogher Youth officer
The Transferor Representative Council (TRC) has welcomed today’s announcement by the Minister of Employment and Learning, Danny Kennedy MLA, outlining the terms under which it is proposed to merge Stranmillis University College with Queen’s University, Belfast.
A Roman Catholic cardinal has accused the UK government of operating an "anti-Christian foreign policy", the BBC reports today
Dr Fiona Timmins of TCD - today's nurse may be ill-equipped to deal with a patient's spiritual need
Belfast lecture
Ann Widdecombe supports call to Michael Gove