Churches in Ireland

The Irish Council of Churches and Irish Inter-Church Meeting

[Churches in Ireland @irishchurches]

How did churches respond during June's race riots? Hear from clergy who were on the ground, and consider what we can learn.

📍 Malone Presbyterian, Belfast
🗓 Thurs 15 Oct, 10.30am
🥪 Lunch provided
Book your free spot: https://t.co/7I5CX07Fs3

[Churches in Ireland @irishchurches]

A Jesuit priest from the Garvaghy Road joined the Church of Ireland rector for prayer at Drumcree this week, after local clergy revived a cross-community clergy group.

Small steps. Quiet steps. But they matter.
https://t.co/tek1CjN82H

[Churches in Ireland @irishchurches]

Church Leaders gathered at Lough Neagh during the Season of Creation to witness the pollution crisis, listen to the local community and pray for all who depend on the lough.

Caring for creation is a shared responsibility.

Read the full article here - https://t.co/CD4akzXHH8

#SeasonOfCreation #LivingWater #LoughNeagh

[CatholicBishops @CatholicBishops]

Today, a delegation from @ComeceEu and @ceceurope along with @irishchurches and @CatholicBishops, met with @MichealMartinTD at government buildings, to express Churches' concerns and perspectives at the outset of the Irish EU Presidency

[Churches in Ireland @irishchurches]

This Easter, we once again focus on the message of good news in the cross of Jesus Christ.  On the cross, Jesus made visible an unconditional love for everyone regardless of their background, class or cultural identity.  At the core of the cross and resurrection is the formation of a community that transcends cultural values and works towards the flourishing of all.  It is a message of hope and acceptance.
In the Old Testament, God commands the people to love the ‘alien who resides with you’ (Leviticus 19: 33-34). Jesus taught us that we are called to love our neighbour both locally and globally  and exemplified this by reaching across barriers to welcome young and old into the kingdom.  As Christians, we continue to support policies that are grounded in compassion for the poor, support for the stranger and embracing the outcast.  I condemn any use of Christian language that runs in opposition to this. The good news of the cross is that no one culture can feel superior to another.  The good news of the resurrection is that there is abundant life offered to people of all creeds and none, and there is a Christian community that embraces all where everyone can feel secure and valued.

[CatholicBishops @CatholicBishops]

Media advisory for installation Mass of Bishop Niall Coll as Bishop of @RaphoeDiocese ⬇️
https://t.co/NhUSkn4qdP

[Eamon Martin @ArchbishopEamon]

Let Justice Flow Like a River – Creation Care Conference Held in Canal Court Hotel | Archdiocese of Armagh https://t.co/ifKT3kF8uP…

[CatholicBishops @CatholicBishops]

Churches’ environmental conference embraces call for deeper reconciliation between God, humanity and creation
@irishchurches @pciassembly @irishmethodist @churchofireland @AndrewMuirNI @ArchbishopEamon ⬇️
https://t.co/8FkU7O9fXz

[CatholicBishops @CatholicBishops]

Ireland's Churches to host care for creation conference in Newry this Saturday @irishchurches @churchofireland @irishmethodist @pciassembly ⬇️
https://t.co/xPvm3mgClC

[Churches in Ireland @irishchurches]

#letjusticeflowlikerivers
Dr Gail Heffner's organisation, Plaster Creek Stewards seeks to reconcile relationships between people and the natural world by restoring health and beauty to the Plaster Creek Watershed.

https://t.co/0OMyY0ZR20

[Churches in Ireland @irishchurches]

#letjusticeflowlikerivers
Creation Care Conference 17th January 2026.
One of the keynote speakers:

Dr Gail Heffner, author "Reconciliation in a West Michigan Watershed"

Tickets are £10 to be purchased at : https://t.co/Qz8OntVCP5

This is Gail's organisation:
https://t.co/2BfGFN6t50

[Churches in Ireland @irishchurches]

#letjusticeflowlikerivers
Creation Care conference in the Canal Court Hotel, Newry, on 17th January 2026.
Tickets are still available via the link below:

https://t.co/RbyqElrbXN

[Churches in Ireland @irishchurches]

@CatholicBishops Thank you so much for partnering with us in this important event of witness

[Presbyterian Church @pciassembly]

As 2026 begins let us be thankful it is the 500th anniversary of Tyndale's first printed Bible. Facing a new year God's Word is a lamp to our feet and a light for our path (Psalm 119:105).
https://t.co/eICB0HXDld

[Bishop Denis Nulty @BishopDNulty]

Wishing all in @KANDLEi every good wish and blessing for 2026: “May the Lord bless you and keep you. May the Lord let his face shine on you and be gracious to you. May the Lord show you his face and bring you peace” (Nb.6:24-26) @theway_ie @CatholicNewsIRL

[The Methodist Church @MethodistGB]

Happy New Year!

As we enter 2026, we reflect on where we saw glimmers of God’s love and gifts in ourselves and those around us, and how we may be gifts to those around us this year 🎁❤️

#GiftedChristmas2025

[St. Patrick’s Youth @ArmaghYouth]

Let Justice Flow Like Rivers

Following the Church Leaders’ visit to Lough Neagh back in July, churches across Ireland are coming together to listen to the cry of creation and to respond.

Join the Irish Council of Churches and Irish Inter Church Meeting for a Creation Care Conference

📍 Canal Court Hotel
📅 Saturday 17 January 2026 | 10.00am–3.30pm

A day bringing together faith, science, justice and lived experience, with speakers from theology, environmental research and local communities, we reflect on how we care for our land, waters and one another.

As Archbishop Eamon reminds us: what answer will we give when asked how we cared for God’s creation?

Tickets (£10): https://t.co/9W9lB1QdFU…

#LetJusticeFlowLikeRivers #CreationCare #CareForOurCommonHome #LoughNeagh
#FaithAndJustice #LaudatoSi

@ArchbishopEamon @MichaelRouter @CatholicBishops @irishchurches

[Armagh Parish @ArmaghParish]

Join us on Sunday next as @ArchbishopEamon leads our closing ceremony for the Jubilee Year of Hope at 5:30pm - this is an important moment and all are welcome and invited to attend

[Down & Connor @DownandConnor]

New Year’s Message 2026 from Bishop Alan McGuckian SJ

‘We cannot close our eyes to the suffering in East Africa, Palestine, Somalia, Syria, Ukraine, Yemen and countless other places where the drums of war drown out the angels’ song of peace.’ https://t.co/4AKcGuAry8

[Martin J Magill @MartinJMagill]

Great idea involving all the agencies