In the first of its Mission Matters podcast series, the Church of Ireland Council for Mission is today sharing an interview with Joanne Miller, a Church Army diocesan evangelist in Glendermott parish, in Londonderry’s Waterside.
Straddling five weeks across April, May and June, CMS Ireland and the wider Church of Ireland have benefitted from the presence of the Rev Arsène Mafurebe.
The Five Marks of Mission – ‘Tell’, ‘Teach’, ‘Tend’, Transform’ and ‘Treasure’ – are an important statement on mission. They express the Anglican Communion’s common commitment to, and understanding of, God’s mission.
The Very Revd Tim Wright, Chair of the Council for Mission, talks to the Church of Ireland Gazette about the important work of the Council, and how all mission is local, starting in our parish churches.
The Church of Ireland Council for Mission held a webinar using Zoom on Thursday, 3rd June 2021, on the theme of ‘Online Church – Practical Lessons from the Frontline’. To facilitate anyone who was not able to attend, a video of the webinar is now available on the Council’s public Facebook page.
Last week saw the Church Mission Society Ireland (CMSI) transfer the first wave of financial support to its partners, as part of the response to the coronavirus pandemic.
The Church of Ireland’s Council for Mission has published a 4–page summary of resources to help the Church to consider its missional role during the Covid–10 outbreak. As part of this, the Council seeks to answer one of the main questions that many of us are asking at this time: ‘What can you do?’
A two–minute video from the Church of Ireland Council for Mission shows how two parishes – in Belfast and Co. Sligo – are living out the first Mark of Mission by proclaiming the Good News of the Kingdom of God.
‘The Arusha Call to Discipleship’ was drafted and approved at the World Council of Churches Mission and Evangelism Conference in Tanzania.
The Church of Ireland’s Council for Mission welcomed Sam Moore, Director of Innovista Ireland, to speak at its June meeting in the Emmaus Centre, Swords.
