Two lecturers at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute have edited a new book, Atonement as Gift: Reimagining the Cross for the Church and the World, published this month by Paternoster Press.
The academic staff of the Church of Ireland Theological Institute and Edgehill Theological College met recently in Belfast before the beginning of the academic year in both theological colleges.
The Church of Ireland Theological Institute recently facilitated (through the Lay Training Department,) a short residential on “Staying in touch with your Vocation” led by Bishop Richard Henderson.
Two outstanding keynote speakers addressed this year’s Integrative Seminar at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute. This year’s seminar focussed on the nature and work of the Holy Spirit.
Dr Christina Baxter and Bishop Trevor Williams were the two main speakers at this year’s CME retreat for curates in the Church of Ireland.
This year’s winners of the Downes Oratory Prizes are Year I student Chris MacBruithin (Derry and Raphoe) and Year II Alan Breen (Dublin and Glebdalough.
Students at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute have been invited by the Dean of Clogher, the Very Revd Kenneth Hall, to take part in this year’s Holy Week mission in Saint Macartin’s Cathedral, Enniskillen, Co Fermanagh.
Students, facilitators and course leaders at the ‘Fit for Purpose’ weekend in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute
The Church of Ireland Theological Institute is marking 50 years at Braemor Park in Churchtown, Dublin.
Faith in Everyday living is a new course offered jointly by the Church of Ireland Theological Institute and Edgehill Theological College.It is designed to encourage theological reflection, fellowship and discussion on “everyday” discipleship matters
