The Jerusalem Inter-Church Committee has issued the following statement and asked that it be circulated as widely as possible
05 August 2004
The Archbishop of York, the Most Revd David Hope, has announced today that HM The Queen has accepted his resignation of the See of York with effect from 28 February 2005.
02 August 2004
An inter-faith Internet forum has sprung up out of work at a conference held on the Abrahamic faiths last month at the American Cathedral in Paris. The bi-lingual conference featured lectures and workshops by experts on the traditions of peacemaking in all three religions.
28 July 2004
Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin is to host a series of lunchtime lectures on medieval manuscripts now on show in the cathedral treasury as part of the exhibition 'The Christ Church Psalter in context: manuscripts from the medieval priory.
21 July 2004
The Church of Ireland Primate, Archbishop Robin Eames and the Archbishop of Dublin, the Most Revd Dr John Neill, today welcomed the appointment of Canon Kenneth Kearon as the new Secretary-General of the Anglican Communion.
20 July 2004
The Church of Ireland Youth Initiative in the Upper Shankill area of Belfast is to bring 150 boys and girls from the age of 6 to 14 together for a three-day football coaching experience.
15 July 2004
The Church of England's General Synod in York last weekend voted to petition the British Royal Mail service to keep with a Christian theme for its Christmas issue of stamps each year.
15 July 2004
The St Paul's Institute is to hold a series of dialogues on moral issues between the Most Revd Rowan Williams, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and leading international experts in politics, economics, the environment and world health. The series is entitled "The Worlds We Live In"
15 July 2004
This Friday will see two new bishops being consecrated at Llandaff Cathedral in Cardiff - Ven Anthony Crockett is to serve as the next Bishop of Bangor, while Rev Canon Dr David Yeoman will serve as Assistant Bishop in the diocese of Llandaff.
14 July 2004
Co-operation between Muslims and Christians in England has reached the point where formal structures should be developed at the national level to enable the two communities to work together on issues of common interest, according to the conclusions of a listening exercise which has recently reported to the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Revd Rowan Williams.
07 July 2004