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SUMMER 2025 || ISSUE 02 || CIEF NEWSLETTER
RESOURCING THE CHURCH TO KNOW THE FAITH AND CONTEND FOR IT
RESOURCING THE CHURCH TO KNOW THE FAITH AND CONTEND FOR IT
The CIEF Newsletter is a publication from the Church of Ireland Evangelical Fellowship, dedicated to promoting biblical Christianity and fostering evangelical unity across the Church of Ireland. Each issue features a range of thought-provoking articles on theological reflection, church growth, cultural engagement, and discipleship, alongside news updates and upcoming events. The newsletter provides insightful analysis on pressing issues within the Church, such as declining attendance, the need for mission-focused renewal, and the balance of grace and truth in Christian witness. With contributions from respected voices in evangelicalism, book recommendations, and global church news, the CIEF Newsletter serves as a valuable resource for those seeking to deepen their faith and engage meaningfully in the life of the Church.
ISSUE 2 || SUMMER 2025 || NEWSLETTER
ISSUE 2 || SUMMER 2025 || NEWSLETTER
This edition of the CIEF newsletter touches on some really important things: it reminds us how crucial it is for churches to provide solid teaching on the basics of Christianity, celebrates the exciting growth of faith in places like the Middle East and North Africa, and shares some fascinating research showing that young adults are becoming more interested in exploring their spirituality. Plus, it points us to some great resources that can help us all grow in our understanding of Christian beliefs. Ultimately, it's a reflection of what the Church of Ireland Evangelical Fellowship is all about – bringing people together, encouraging a Biblical way of life, and sharing what God is doing in our communities and beyond.
CIEF Newsletter Summer 2025.pdfISSUE 1 || SPRING 2025 || NEWSLETTER
ISSUE 1 || SPRING 2025 || NEWSLETTER
CIEF Newsletter (1).pdfThis issue of the CIEF newsletter kicks off with an examination of how ancient manuscripts relate to modern mission, using the example of a viral podcast featuring a discussion on biblical texts. It also addresses the challenging statistics of church attendance, provides CIEF updates, shares Church of Ireland news, and offers reflections on navigating disagreement with grace and truth. Additionally, it includes a world news section highlighting the plight of Christian refugees and offers discipleship recommendations.
RESOURCES FROM THE NEWSLETTER
RESOURCES FROM THE NEWSLETTER
THE KILBRONEY CENTRE
THE KILBRONEY CENTRE
The Kilbroney Christian Residential and Conference Centre is located in the beautiful surroundings of Rostrevor, nestled between the breathtaking Mourne Mountains and picturesque Carlingford Lough.
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PATRICK AND THE GOSPEL
PATRICK AND THE GOSPEL
The ancient figure of Saint Patrick still holds a level of mystery and intrigue for the church in Ireland. But who was the real Patrick? What beliefs and convictions motivated him and fuelled his passion for mission? How did the Bible impact his words, actions and legacy? Patrick and the Gospel seeks to uncover the truth behind the myth and apply this to modern Christian life and witness.
BOOK: CAN I SAY THAT?
BOOK: CAN I SAY THAT?
Brenna Blain’s Can I Say That? is a raw, unfiltered exploration of faith, trauma, and identity. Weaving her life story and theology, Blain wrestles with questions of God’s love amid abuse, mental illness, and same-sex attraction. For those who feel out of place in the Church, her story offers honesty and Biblical hard-won truth whilst rooted in Christ's love and hope.
BOOK: CHURCH GOING?
BOOK: CHURCH GOING?
The ancient figure of Saint Patrick still holds a level of mystery and intrigue for the church in Ireland. But who was the real Patrick? What beliefs and convictions motivated him and fuelled his passion for mission? How did the Bible impact his words, actions and legacy? Patrick and the Gospel seeks to uncover the truth behind the myth and apply this to modern Christian life and witness.
PIONEERING MINISTRY IN THE CHURCH OF IRELAND
PIONEERING MINISTRY IN THE CHURCH OF IRELAND
A new paradigm is emerging in the C of I as the first of a series of new Pioneer ministries are beginning across the island. The aim is to reach those with little or no connection with church and already there are 8 ministries in place involved in outreach and church planting. The Pioneer Ministry group will be looking for 4-5 new Pioneer ministries to add to this each year over the next 4 years.
A GREAT PODCAST
A GREAT PODCAST
Fancy eavesdropping on conversations between the likes of Gavin Calver (EA) and John Stevens (FIEC) about the history and current reality of evangelicals in the UK - as well as future possibilities and risks facing them?
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