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Covid-19: Suspension of 'in person' Gatherings to Continue

25 February 2021

Following on from the Northern Ireland Executive’s decision to extend the current Covid restrictions to Thursday 1st April 2021, the Secretary of Conference and other senior Church leaders from other churches met again on, Monday 22nd February, with Ministers from the Executive Office, Minister of Health and the Chief Medical Officer (CMO).

Covid-19 | Roll Up Your Sleeves

18 February 2021

Statement on Covid-19 Vaccination from the President and the Lay Leader

The Covid-19 pandemic has affected every country in the world. Very few countries have been able to limit its impact, and for most, Covid-19 continues to be a very serious threat.

Safeguarding: Past Cases Review

1 February 2021

February 1st 2021

N.I Suspension of In-Person Services & Activities Extended

22 January 2021

In light of the clear, unequivocal and continuing public health advice that people should stay at home and the Northern Ireland Executive’s unanimous decision to extend the Covid-19 restrictions, the Methodist Church in Ireland has made the decision that the current suspension of all in church gatherings should continue.

MCI moves church services online

7 January 2021

The Methodist Church in Ireland this afternoon issued a statement to all its churches in Northern Ireland that gatherings for worship and all other in person church activities should cease until Saturday 6^th February 2021.

Statement on the Killing of George Nkencho

7 January 2021

Statement on the Killing of George Nkencho

from Rev Dr Tom McKnight, President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, and Rev Dr Sahr Yambasu, President Designate of the Methodist Church in Ireland

Along with the Methodist Church in Ireland, we are shocked and saddened by the killing of George Nkencho in the garden of his home in Clonee, West Dublin on December 30^th.

CSR Letter to RTÉ Relating to Satirical Sketch

4 January 2021

The account of the angel's announcement in regard to the conception of Mary in the Gospel of Luke and the place of Mary as the mother of Jesus are held very preciously within all the main churches, including the Methodist Church.