Lucy Burden ‘As iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another’: Christian mentoring as an effective tool in developing disciples and leaders in the Church of Ireland Download
Nigel John Cairns Infertility to IVF. Theological, Pastoral and Ethical insights for Couples and Clergy Download
Elizabeth Fitzgerald “How should the Church of Ireland go forward with including people with special needs in worship? “ Download
Mark Gallagher Reframing Interdisciplinary Dialogue Between Science and Theology: Overcoming Misunderstandings Through Novel Applications of Shared Concepts. Download
Rebecca Guildea Mind and Ministry: to what extent is secular psychotherapy compatible with Christian pastoral care? Download
Christopher St John The ‘Pedagogy of God’, and its relevance to Christian formation: A case study within the Church of Ireland. Download
Danielle McCullagh ‘Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.’ The Church of Ireland’s Response to Alcohol Addiction and its Role in Recovery Download
Jonathan McFarland What happens to faith for those who suffer depression in the context of the Church of Ireland? Download
Stuart Moles Generation Why: ‘Millennial’ engagement with the Church and what approaches can the Church of Ireland take in offering a place to ‘Millennials’ that encourages spiritual growth and active participation in the work of the Church? Download
Simon Scott The Figs are Speaking. An Examination of the Biblical Imagery and Symbolism of the Common Fig (Ficus carica) and the Sycamore Fig (Ficus sycomorus) in Relation to the Temple Destruction, the Second Coming and the Story of Zacchaeus. Download
Ross Styles “Engage compassionately with the world and society in all its rich variety of need and opportunity”. The mission statement of the House of Bishops of the Church of Ireland highlights the need for the Church of Ireland to engage with all in our Download
