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Remarkable Milestones Reached By ‘A Free Gift For All’ - Posted on 24/05/2013
Two remarkable milestones have been reached by the ‘A Free Gift For All’ project in Derry / Londonderry.
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Annual Pentecost (Whitsunday) Open–Air Ecumenical Service at Irvinestown and Castle Archdale - Posted on 13/05/2013
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Service Of Commemoration, Arbour Hill, 8 May 2013 - Posted on 08/05/2013
Sermon preached by the Most Reverend Dr Michael Jackson, Church of Ireland Archbishop of Dublin.
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Death of Archdeacon Philip Patterson - Posted on 07/05/2013
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School Joins Fight Against Malaria - Posted on 03/05/2013
Bishop Ken Good was presented with a cheque for the Nets Work Bishops Appeal Project by pupils from Ballyraine National School, Letterkenny. The pupils raised €550 during a ‘No Uniform Day’.
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Rector’s Lough Erne Spirituality Book Launched - Posted on 02/05/2013
The Rector of Irvinestown and Castle Archdale, Co. Fermanagh, Canon Glenn West’s new book, Connections – Celtic Spirituality on the Shores of Lough Erne, was launched on Tuesday 30 April by the Rector of Newcastle, Co. Down and editor of The Church of Ireland Gazette, Canon Ian Ellis.
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Curates’ Retreat A First For CME Programme - Posted on 02/05/2013
For the first time curates from across Ireland came together for a period of retreat as part of the Continuing Ministerial Education programme.
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Derry and Raphoe diocese marks World Malaria Day - Posted on 23/04/2013
On April 25 people across the globe will mark World Malaria Day 2013.
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Cashel and Ossory becomes first Church of Ireland diocese to win an eco award! - Posted on 22/04/2013
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Bishop Ken Good Offers Prayers And Good Wishes To Monsignor Eamon Martin - Posted on 19/04/2013
Bishop Ken Good, Church of Ireland Bishop of Derry and Raphoe, has offered his prayers and good wishes to Monsignor Eamon Martin as he prepares to leave Londonderry to take up his post as Coadjutor (assistant) Archbishop to the Archdiocese of Armagh.
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