As our contribution to highlighting homelessness, the Council of Social Responsibility has commissioned Play It By Ear who have produced this impactful monologue: The Crisis: Homelessness.

The Council on Social Responsibility of the Methodist Church in Ireland are this month highlighting the mental health aspects of poverty. Watch videos and read on to Learn, Pray and Act.

The Leaders the of the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches in Ireland, Roman Catholic Church, Church of Ireland, and Irish Council of Churches met the President of Ireland, Michael D. Higgins at Áras an Uachtaráin in Dublin.

Training sessions planned for all our Districts to show an overview of the new changes and highlight new systems and resources.

The Council on Social Responsibility of the Methodist Church in Ireland have issued a call for prayer for the House of Lords as it debates the Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill.

The Cathaoirleach (Speaker) of Seanad Éireann, Senator Mark Daly recently requested the Methodist Church in Ireland to contribute to the Seanad Public Consultation on the Constitutional Future of the Island of Ireland.

The President and Lay Leader recently visited the Lisburn Food Bank and the partnership that it has developed with Damask Community Outreach, based in Seymour Street Methodist Church.

The Northern Executive of the Methodist Church in Ireland's Council on Social Responsibility has issued the following statement.

The Rev. Dr. David Clements, who knew and worked with the Baroness during his time as a Methodist Minister in the Shankill area has issued the following statement.

The President of the Methodist Church in Ireland has issued the following in light of the tragedy which has plunged the village of Creeslough into great sorrow and anguish.

The Annual National Ploughing Championships take place this week, Tuesday 20th - Thursday 22nd September in County Laois.

Along with 2000 others the President of the Methodist Church in Ireland attended the funeral service for the late Queen Elizabeth II.

The President of the Methodist Church in Ireland has been invited with the other Church Leaders from Ireland to the Funeral Service of the late Queen in Westminster Abbey on Monday 19th September.

As part of King Charles III’s first visit to Northern Ireland as monarch today, a service of reflection for the life of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has taken place at St. Anne’s Cathedral in Belfast.

As His Majesty King Charles III visits Northern Ireland today, we pray that he, and all who mourn would know God’s peace and a deep sense of the reality of the hope which Jesus offers.

It is with great sadness, the President of the Methodist Church in Ireland has extended the “sympathies and prayers of the Irish Methodist people” to the wider royal family following the death of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.

The President and Lay Leader have learned of the concern being expressed about Her Majesty's health and offer their prayers for the Queen at this time.

From the 8 - 15th September the President of the Methodist Church in Ireland will be on an official visit to the Methodist Church in Italy

The Council on Social Responsibility of the Methodist Church in Ireland have issued the following on the election of Ms Liz Truss MP…

Updates from Michael Briggs at the 11th World Council of Churches Assembly in the City of Karlsruhe in South West Germany.