The President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, the Rev. Sahr Yambasu, himself an African, has expressed his sadness on learning of the death of Archbishop Tutu.

The Methodist Church in Ireland solidly supports the vaccine programme.

The President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, Rev Dr Sahr Yambasu, asks Irish Methodists to pray for Myanmar, amidst ongoing civil unrest.

We are pleased to share that five days before COP26, the Statutory Trustees received an update that The Methodist Church in Ireland’s investments, through Epworth Investment Management, are now fully divested of fossil fuels.

Speaking after yesterday's tragic loss of life in the English Channel among immigrants seeking a new life in Britain, the President of the Methodist Church in Ireland has responded.

The Methodist Church in Ireland’s response to Domestic Abuse released today on ‘International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.’

The President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, Rev Dr Sahr Yambasu has expressed his, and the Church’s, deep concern regarding the support which the Methodist Church in Ghana and its presiding Bishop, The Most Rev Dr Paul Kwabena Boafo, have given to the “Promotion of Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill 2021”.

On Friday 19th November 2021 the President Rev. Dr. Sahr Yambasu will attend a service to celebrate the Centenary of the Ulster Tower, Tiepval, Frame in company with other church leaders.

The President visited Methodist College Belfast on Wednesday 10th November, 2021.

The President of the Methodist Church in Ireland, the Rev.Dr.Sahr Yambasu has issued this Statement concerning the death of Austin Currie.

The following letter is shared on behalf of the Church Leaders, to encourage prayerful support for the Service of Reflection and Hope which will take place in Armagh on Thursday 21st October…

The Church Leaders’ Group (Ireland) will release a special podcast series on the theme ‘Identity and Belonging: Past, Present, Future’ this week, starting on Monday 18 October with Archbishop Eamon Martin, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland. Each church leader will be joined in conversation by a number of special guests.

In the light of the recent news coverage concerning the service organised by the Church Leaders to be held in Armagh Cathedral in October - here is what the Church Leaders said at St.Patrick’s day 2021.

Christian commitment to peace, healing and reconciliation underpins Service of Reflection and Hope to mark the partition of Ireland and the formation of Northern Ireland

Like many others we recognise the invaluable contribution which Pat played in the merging peace process associated with her husband John and others. She was courageous, wise and untiring in her support and encouragement for John.

As has often be said “we live in a global village” and as such every day brings news of death and destruction and so we cannot avoid the problems of our world.

The Methodist Church in Ireland Endorses Call for Ireland to Commit to Resettle 1000 Afghan Refugees