Working Party on Human Sexuality

The Methodist Church in Ireland’s Faith and Order Committee has assembled a working party to reflect on issues relating to human sexuality. Read more >

All you need to know about #Conference17

The Conference of the Methodist Church in Ireland 2017 will be hosted by the Lisburn & Dromore Circuit in Trinity Methodist Church. Read more >

The Lord's Transforming Prayer

God’s Word calls us to ‘be transformed by the renewing of our minds’. But how? What does that look like in actual practice? A helpful starting point is the prayer that Jesus taught us. The prayer we’ve said so many times... Read more >

We are hiring!

The Methodist Church is hiring a Communications and Website Development Manager! Read more >

2018 Fundraising Treks for the Surf Project

Why not join us for a once in a lifetime adventure? Read more >

Rev Laurence Graham comments on the East Belfast bonfire and 12 July​

17 July 2017

The President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, the Rev. Dr. Laurence Graham, commenting on the events of an East Belfast bonfire and the Orange Parade from the Ardoyne has said:

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London Mosque Bomb Attack condemned by Methodist President

19 June 2017

The Newly elected President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, the Rev. Laurence Graham has joined with the Leaders of the Methodist Church in London in condemning the attack on Finsbury Park Mosque.  He asks that Methodists in Ireland join with them in praying for all who are affected by this attack and that violence would not breed violence.

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Headway Ireland Breakfast

Saturday 17 June, 7.30am

Location: 'VIC-RYN' Café in Lisburn, Moira Road.

Speaker: Peter Lynas - Northern Ireland Director, Evangelical Alliance

Subject: Envisioning the Future - The Church of Tomorrow

 

Booking is essential - available on Conference Meals Booking Form or email Rev Ken Robinson - ptrobinson@btinternet.com, 028 3833 3250

Event Date: 
Saturday, 17 June, 2017 - 07:30
Venue: 
VIR-RYN Cafe
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Statement from the President Rev Bill Mullally on the London killings

5 June 2017
The President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, the Rev. Bill Mullally has issued the following Statement in the wake of the London killings.
 
Once again the City of London has been subject to carnage, with the slaughter of seven innocent people and nearly 50 injured as a result of the evil actions of others.
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Headway Ireland Spring Conference

'Tackling Decline - What next?'

Date: Wednesday, 3 May 2017, 7.45pm

Venue: Seymour Street Methodist Church, Lisburn

Keynote Speaker: Rev Dr John Stephens - Secretary of Conference

Panel: Rev Dr Heather Morris - Home Mission Secretary, Pastor Philip Emerson - Emmanuel Church Lurgan, Pastor Timothy Robinson - Newtownbreda Baptist Church Belfast

Event Date: 
Wednesday, 3 May, 2017 - 19:45 to 21:30
Venue: 
Seymour Street Methodist Church
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Space To Breathe - Living & Leading in Contested Spaces

Following on from the succesful Space to Breathe Programs of the last two years - the program continues! Sign up before the 14th February!

 

The Question:

How can we, as young people from Ireland, Palestine and Israel, build on connections already created through the Space To Breathe program, inspire and equip youth responsibility and leadership in an increasingly fragmented and violent world.

Event Date: 
Sunday, 3 September, 2017 (All day) to Sunday, 10 September, 2017 (All day)
Venue: 
TCD Dublin Chaplaincy
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Global Vision 2017

For more information, get in contact with the Methodist Missionary Society Ireland or visit www.irishmethodist.org/mms.

Event Date: 
Sunday, 19 February, 2017 (All day)
Venue: 
Various different Methodist Churches
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'We must all play a responsible role in securing the best future for everyone'

29 January 2017
In the light of the forthcoming elections to the Northern Ireland Assembly, the Council on Social Responsibility of the Methodist Church in Ireland urges all candidates to conduct themselves with civility and decorum so that none of the fears or promises of something more brutal will materialise.
 
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