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It’s Friday, but Sunday’s coming! Who’s Being Intolerant? Sir Keir Starmer’s forced apology for visiting an Evangelical Church.

Previous Episodes

Friday 9th April 2021
Church & Government – Where we often get it wrong.

Friday 2nd April 2021
Evangelical Alliance Ireland’s Easter Message with added comments from Executive Director Nick Park.

Friday 26th March 2021
Introducing a nationwide evangelistic outreach for 2022.

Friday 19th March 2021
Why wearing odd socks can celebrate God’s children.

Friday 12th March 2021
The real tragedy is not a hospital’s misdiagnosis, but that our society […]

Tearfund Ireland are excited to be hosting this free half day conference online on Friday the 14th of May.

We are all united in wanting the very best for children, but we can only achieve this by learning from one another, listening to those with lived experience, and working together. See below a taster of some of the topics we will be addressing during the conference.

This conference will take place on Zoom and will be fully accessible, with live captioning and International Sign Language interpretation. It will bring together expert practitioners, care leavers – individuals who have grown […]

For this special 50th edition of the magazine, we’re trying out a new design, created to enable more people to access the magazine on digital devices (along with a smaller size print edition). After 13 years and 50 editions of the magazine, we’re so grateful to look back and see God’s faithfulness, enabling us to share the stories of what God is doing on our island.
Easter reminds us that God’s story does not ignore suffering and sin but rather faces them at the cross bringing the joy and hope of resurrection. So too in this […]

Dear Evangelical Friends and Church Leaders,

Easter is all about grief and joy, about darkness and light. The Satanic oppression of the Cross is followed by the wonder of the Empty Tomb.

We have experienced more than a year of turmoil and death.  Churches have suffered, just like so many other areas of life. Yet we now see rates of Covid-19 infections falling dramatically among the elderly, the vulnerable and our frontline health workers. This last stretch of the fight against this pandemic should be a time of hope, yet it seems as if anger and frustration is increasing […]