Council for Mission
CMSI sends Covid support to global Church
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.
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 Mission Society Ireland (CMSI) has launched a video of a special prayer for the global Church during the Covid crisis. The video features contributions from 29 different members of the CMSI family, including Archbishop Michael Jackson and church leaders from all nine countries where the society’s Global Partners are based.
The Kilternan Centre is always a hive of activity. Now, in lockdown, that is no different but the activity has changed. The centre has become a hub for sewing and distributing reusable cotton masks.
‘Over the past few days An Taoiseach, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, and the devolved administration in Northern Ireland have each published some form of “road map” to guide us out of the current severe restrictions which had been put in place in response to the coronavirus pandemic.’
Since the start of Holy Week, clergy, readers and diocesan staff in Cork, Cloyne and Ross have been meeting on Zoom each weekday morning to say the Morning Daily Office together.
It’s bad enough dragging yourself back upstairs when you forget something, but spare a thought (and a pound or two) for the Rev Andy Heber who is planning on climbing his stairs 76 times a day for the next month!
More Cork, Cloyne and Ross memories of General Synod in recent decades can be recalled here.
Personal stories of faith and transformation from God’s Word. Romans 8:14–15: For those who are led by the Spirit of God are children of God … And by him we cry, “Abba, Father.”
“Sacrifice in the service of peace is something throughout history that we ought to acknowledge with gratitude.”