“How do you remain hopeful when all around is war, injustice and death?” Tearfund Ireland CEO ponders disappointment and resilience in this month’s guest blog.

“To effectively combat racism at a local level, it is vital for all the churches, including those with a majority immigrant membership (such as the Orthodox and some Pentecostal churches) to work together on such issues, regardless of what other differences they may have.” Journalist Declan McSweeney consider the response of the church to the rise of far right politics.

In this month’s guest blog, Tearfund Ireland CEO Sean Copeland reflects on justice and wisdom

Tearfund CEO Sean Copeland reflect on lessons learnt during a recent trip to Rwanda. “What has taken place that would enable the transformation of a nation in less than 30 years?”

Sean Copeland ponders the paradox of wisdom for this month’s guest blog.

Sean Copeland, CEO of Tearfund Ireland reflects on how we respond to a trouble world in this month’s guest blog for VOX.

Can we do better? Sean Copeland ponders conflict, riots and the hope of restoration.

In his latest blog for VOX Magazine, Sean Copeland provides a challenge from the well known story of the Good Samaritan.

Sean Copeland (Tearfund Ireland) reflects on the on-going conflict in the Middle East.

During the season of Harvest thanksgiving, Sean Copeland (Tearfund Ireland) reflects on giving thanks in all things.

Sean Copeland, CEO of Tearfund Ireland brings the latest of his monthly guest blogs for VOX magazine as he reflects on loss and legacy.

Check out some highlights from Summer Madness 2023 in Portglenone.

Sean Copeland, CEO of Tearfund Ireland brings the second of his monthly guest blogs for VOX magazine.

Sean Copeland, CEO of Tearfund Ireland brings the first of his monthly guest blogs for VOX magazine - “The Wisdom of Righteousness.”

On World AIDS Day Thursday 1 December, we host our annual Guest Blog from Richard Carson, CEO of ACET Ireland.

At New Wine in Sligo, Ali Calvin introduced a practical seminar to explore how we can enter a Bible passage with sanctified imagination - allowing the Word of God to come to life in a creative way. (Notes taken during Week B)

Nick Park is Pastor of Solid Rock Church in Drogheda and leads Evangelical Alliance Ireland. His seminar at New Wine Ireland explored the sensitive topic of gender. Notes taken during Week A.

Glynis Matchett is on the staff team at Willowfield Church.  She has a heart for people to encounter the presence of God in a life-changing way and to see people equipped to minister in the power of the Holy Spirit. Her seminar at New Wine in Sligo asked, “How can we bring the good news to people who might never consider coming to church?” Notes taken in week A

Originally from Armagh, Michael lives and works in Dublin where he works for Christian Aid Ireland and leads a Church in Blackrock. Currently living in Bray. His seminar at New Wine in Sligo asked, How can the church be better advocates in the public square? Notes take in Week A

Jesus gave us a Great Commission to make disciples in all the world. How can we live out this mandate in our own lives? Nicola Neal shares from her own experience of Kingdom Mission at #Sligo22 (notes taken in week A)