Events
This month’s events
Connexional calendar
The Connexional Calendar is produced after our Annual Conference and includes the key dates set for the year ahead.
Events continue to be planned throughout the year, so to remain up to date check back here on our events page.
All events
Soul Mates on Tour, Carrickfergus
Soul Mates continues to tour the country with two Praise Parties. There will be worship, speakers, games, fun, opportunities to discuss questions from the Soul Mates 2024 faith panel, and catching up with friends from Soul Mates.
Group registration will be required for catering purposes, so keep an eye on our socials about how your group can sign up.
Overflow 2025 - IMYC
Overflow 2025
For more informatio visit:
irishmethodist.org/imyc-overflow
Transformation Prayer Gathering
Seeking God for growth and renewal in the church throughout 2024/25.
Soul Mates 2025 - IMYC
Soul Mates 2025
For more informatio visit:
irishmethodist.org/imyc-soul-mates
Transformation Prayer Gathering
Seeking God for growth and renewal in the church throughout 2024/25.
Conference 2025
The two hundred and fifty sixth Conference of the Methodist Church in Ireland will take place from Thursday 5th - Saturday 7th June 2025.
Thinking Aloud Seminar
Belfast South and Dun Laoghaire Methodist churches present:
TOWARD THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WORLD: Peace Making - Feacle as a case study
Thinking Aloud Seminar
Tuesday, 26th NovemberGeoff Corry with Harold Jeffrey & David Gallagher
Open to all. By Zoom, 7:30-9:00pm. For Zoom login information, contact: thinkingaloudseminar@icloud.com
Soul Mates on Tour, Sligo
Soul Mates continues to tour the country with two Praise Parties. There will be worship, speakers, games, fun, opportunities to discuss questions from the Soul Mates 2024 faith panel, and catching up with friends from Soul Mates.
Group registration will be required for catering purposes, so keep an eye on our socials about how your group can sign up.
Transformation Prayer Gathering
Seeking God for growth and renewal in the church throughout 2024/25.
Autumn Soul 2024 - IMYC
Autumn Soul 2024
For more informatio visit:
irishmethodist.org/imyc-autumn-soul
Thinking Aloud Seminar
Belfast South and Dun Laoghaire Methodist churches present:
TOWARD THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WORLD: The Israel-Palestine Conflict: Aspects of Transformation
Thinking Aloud Seminar
Tuesday, 22nd OctoberWith Gary Mason
Open to all. By Zoom, 7:30-9:00pm. For Zoom login information, contact: thinkingaloudseminar@icloud.com
Transformation Prayer Gathering
Seeking God for growth and renewal in the church throughout 2024/25.
Transformation Prayer Gathering
Seeking God for growth and renewal in the church throughout 2024/25.
Transformation Prayer Gathering
Seeking God for growth and renewal in the church throughout 2024/25.
Thinking Aloud Seminar
Belfast South and Dun Laoghaire Methodist churches present:
TOWARD THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE WORLD: Impoverished Communities - Political Choices?
Thinking Aloud Seminar
Tuesday, 24th September
With Clara Fitzpatrick
Open to all. By Zoom, 7:30-9:00pm.
For Zoom login information, contact: thinkingaloudseminar@icloud.com
International Day of Peace: A Celebration of Difference
(This event is promoted by Join the Dots Together Network)
All are welcome to St Anne’s Cathedral, Belfast to share music from Iranian, Ukranian and Northern Ireland performers and reflections on living in Northern Ireland from a worldwide perspective. The evening will take place from 7-8.30pm and is organised by the Corrymeela Community, Beyond Skin and hosted by Belfast Cathedral. Doors open from 6.30pm.
Faiths Together for Climate Justice & Peace
(This event is ru by Join the Dots Network)
Our morning conference will feature Martin Palmer, Xavier Benaze, Louise Taylor and Dr. Raja Harun, who will address some of the complexities of climate justice and its implications for global peace. Group discussions and feedback sessions will provide opportunities for participants to exchange ideas and contribute to meaningful dialogue.
The conference will commence at 10:00 AM with tea/coffee and will conclude by 12:45, with an optional lunch for those wishing to continue discussions in a relaxed setting.
"Land & Lough" Forum
(This event is run by Join the Dots Together Network)
Evening event with Martin Palmer & John McLenaghan, Deputy President of the Ulster Farmers’ Union, moderated by Louise Cullen, BBC NI, on the outskirts of Belfast, aiming to engage both rural and urban communities.
"Our Voices Count" - Youth & Politicians Forum
(This event is run by the Join the Dots Network)
On the eve of International Day of Peace, a conference for young people which will include an opportunity to engage with members of the NI Assembly will be held in Queen’s University. Students will participate in a workshop led by Martin Palmer, theologian, Sinologist, author and international faith and religion, and John Barry, Professor of Green Political Economy at QUB.
Peace, Justice & Care for the Earth, Corrymeela
(This event is run by Join the Dots Together Network)
“Do not miss out on this chance to hear our excellent speakers, renowned in their fields, and have the opportunity to interact in valuable workshops. This one–day event addresses the issues of Peace and Justice and the interconnectedness with the planet. How do we save our world (the earth) for future generations? Come and be inspired to do your bit. Places are limited so book early to reserve your place!”
Larne Methodist Flower Festival
OPENING TIMES
FRIDAY 9TH 10.30am – 8pm
SATURDAY 10TH 10.30am – 6pm
SUNDAY 11TH 2pm – 6pm
REFRESHMENTS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE
DONATIONS TOWARD FESTIVAL WILL BE ACCEPTED
Donations will be made to local charities
FAITH and the ENVIRONMENT
5 talks, each Monday between 17th February and 18th March, 2024
7.30pm
St. Patrick’s Gateway Centre, Waterford.
Given the important and abiding challenge of Climate Change, its already discernible negative impact on our lives, and the urgency to address it, these talks are for people of all faiths and none. It is our hope that they will help engender further thought and debate on the need to mitigate the on-going adverse effects of human behaviour on this precious planet and its inhabitants.
Each speaker will bring her/his distinctive response to the general title, Faith and the Environment.
Jeremy Haworth, Gardening the Universe - 19th February 2024,
Canon Mairt Hanley, Pilgrimage as dance, in through and with creation, to the heart of God - 26th February 2024
Dr Paul Clogher, 'A New Form of Prayer': Faith, Culture, and the Environment in Paul Schrader's First Reformed - 4th March 2024
Dr John Parkin, The foundations of the earth: 'No vestige of a beginning, no prospect of an end' - 11th March 2024
Katriina Brent, Facing environmental challenges with Faith - community action - 18th March 2024
This series of public talks has been organised by the Church of Ireland and Methodist Churches in Waterford.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
FAITH and the ENVIRONMENT
5 talks, each Monday between 17th February and 18th March, 2024
7.30pm
St. Patrick’s Gateway Centre, Waterford.
Given the important and abiding challenge of Climate Change, its already discernible negative impact on our lives, and the urgency to address it, these talks are for people of all faiths and none. It is our hope that they will help engender further thought and debate on the need to mitigate the on-going adverse effects of human behaviour on this precious planet and its inhabitants.
Each speaker will bring her/his distinctive response to the general title, Faith and the Environment.
Jeremy Haworth, Gardening the Universe - 19th February 2024,
Canon Mairt Hanley, Pilgrimage as dance, in through and with creation, to the heart of God - 26th February 2024
Dr Paul Clogher, 'A New Form of Prayer': Faith, Culture, and the Environment in Paul Schrader's First Reformed - 4th March 2024
Dr John Parkin, The foundations of the earth: 'No vestige of a beginning, no prospect of an end' - 11th March 2024
Katriina Brent, Facing environmental challenges with Faith - community action - 18th March 2024
This series of public talks has been organised by the Church of Ireland and Methodist Churches in Waterford.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
Soul Mates 2024
A national event for children (9-13) within the Methodist Church in Ireland. We focus on Bible teaching, creativity and fun throughout the programme. We want to see every child learn more about God, the Bible and themselves through energetic & engaging worship, teaching, entertainment and workshops. Our team of volunteers create safe environments where children aged 9-13 can have fun and grow in their personal relationships with Jesus.
FAITH and the ENVIRONMENT
5 talks, each Monday between 17th February and 18th March, 2024
7.30pm
St. Patrick’s Gateway Centre, Waterford.
Given the important and abiding challenge of Climate Change, its already discernible negative impact on our lives, and the urgency to address it, these talks are for people of all faiths and none. It is our hope that they will help engender further thought and debate on the need to mitigate the on-going adverse effects of human behaviour on this precious planet and its inhabitants.
Each speaker will bring her/his distinctive response to the general title, Faith and the Environment.
Jeremy Haworth, Gardening the Universe - 19th February 2024,
Canon Mairt Hanley, Pilgrimage as dance, in through and with creation, to the heart of God - 26th February 2024
Dr Paul Clogher, 'A New Form of Prayer': Faith, Culture, and the Environment in Paul Schrader's First Reformed - 4th March 2024
Dr John Parkin, The foundations of the earth: 'No vestige of a beginning, no prospect of an end' - 11th March 2024
Katriina Brent, Facing environmental challenges with Faith - community action - 18th March 2024
This series of public talks has been organised by the Church of Ireland and Methodist Churches in Waterford.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
FAITH and the ENVIRONMENT
5 talks, each Monday between 17th February and 18th March, 2024
7.30pm
St. Patrick’s Gateway Centre, Waterford.
Given the important and abiding challenge of Climate Change, its already discernible negative impact on our lives, and the urgency to address it, these talks are for people of all faiths and none. It is our hope that they will help engender further thought and debate on the need to mitigate the on-going adverse effects of human behaviour on this precious planet and its inhabitants.
Each speaker will bring her/his distinctive response to the general title, Faith and the Environment.
Jeremy Haworth, Gardening the Universe - 19th February 2024,
Canon Mairt Hanley, Pilgrimage as dance, in through and with creation, to the heart of God - 26th February 2024
Dr Paul Clogher, 'A New Form of Prayer': Faith, Culture, and the Environment in Paul Schrader's First Reformed - 4th March 2024
Dr John Parkin, The foundations of the earth: 'No vestige of a beginning, no prospect of an end' - 11th March 2024
Katriina Brent, Facing environmental challenges with Faith - community action - 18th March 2024
This series of public talks has been organised by the Church of Ireland and Methodist Churches in Waterford.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
FAITH and the ENVIRONMENT
5 talks, each Monday between 17th February and 18th March, 2024
7.30pm
St. Patrick’s Gateway Centre, Waterford.
Given the important and abiding challenge of Climate Change, its already discernible negative impact on our lives, and the urgency to address it, these talks are for people of all faiths and none. It is our hope that they will help engender further thought and debate on the need to mitigate the on-going adverse effects of human behaviour on this precious planet and its inhabitants.
Each speaker will bring her/his distinctive response to the general title, Faith and the Environment.
Jeremy Haworth, Gardening the Universe - 19th February 2024,
Canon Mairt Hanley, Pilgrimage as dance, in through and with creation, to the heart of God - 26th February 2024
Dr Paul Clogher, 'A New Form of Prayer': Faith, Culture, and the Environment in Paul Schrader's First Reformed - 4th March 2024
Dr John Parkin, The foundations of the earth: 'No vestige of a beginning, no prospect of an end' - 11th March 2024
Katriina Brent, Facing environmental challenges with Faith - community action - 18th March 2024
This series of public talks has been organised by the Church of Ireland and Methodist Churches in Waterford.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
World Mission Sunday (Copy)
Every February, churches across the Irish Methodist Connexion hold their World Mission Partnership church service.
This is an opportunity to learn more about our world church family and to pray for God’s global mission.
Find out more and download all the material you need here.
World Mission Sunday
Every February, churches across the Irish Methodist Connexion hold their World Mission Partnership church service.
This is an opportunity to learn more about our world church family and to pray for God’s global mission.
Find out more and download all the material you need here.
Respect: Eco Event
Respect, Eco Open Event takes place on Saturday 11 November 2023 following the very successful Event last year.
Autumn Soul 2023
Autumn Soul is the national youth event for the Methodist Church in Ireland, focusing on missional discipleship through bible teaching, praise, seminars, community, and fun. It gives young people and youth groups the space they need to meet Jesus in fresh ways, learn about the Bible and encounter the Holy Spirit.
IRELAND BEYOND 2023 (2)
Rory Montgomery, former Irish Ambassador to the EU and Honorary Professor at the Mitchell Institute at Queens will present Belfast South-Dun Laoghaire Methodist Churches second seminar…
Finding Hope and Health Again
This year's Churches’ Council for Health and Healing in Ireland Autumn Seminar in Cairnshill Methodist Church, Belfast
IRELAND BEYOND 2023
Duncan Morrow returns to Belfast South’s ‘Thinking Aloud’ Public Theology events in tandem with Dun Laoghaire Methodist Church, initiating a three-part series on the future of Northern Ireland politics.
A Better World for Everyone
World Development & Relief invites you to a photographic exhibition: 'A Better World for Everyone'.
Visit this free exhibition to enjoy over 60 professional photographs, showcasing the work of WDR partners in Nepal, South Africa, Lebanon, Zimbabwe, Palestine and Ghana.
Tuesday 5 September | 7pm - 9pm
Wednesday 6 September | 11am - 5pm, 7pm - 9pm