As part of the Liturgy Module, full–time and part–time students at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute had unique opportunities this academic year to engage in inter–faith issues, with visits to both a synagogue and a mosque.
The new Church History module this year included field trips as part of the residential weekends for Year I students.
Summer has come to Church of Ireland Theological Institute, and the grounds at Braemor Park are bathed in warm summer sunshine, with flowers in full bloom and singing birds on the bows of the trees.
Former students of the Church of Ireland Theological Institute recently took part in a CME retreat in Rydal Hall as part of their programme in Continuing Ministerial Education.
The new All–Ireland President of the Mothers’ Union, Mrs Phyllis Grothier, and the Diocesan President of the Mothers’ Union in the Diocese of Dublin and Glendalough Mrs Joy Gordon, were recent visitors to the Church of Ireland Theological Institute, joining the students and staff for the mid–week Community Eucharist and Dinner.
Ministry and marriage, friendship and family were at the heart of a social evening for ordinands and spouses organised recently in The Hub, the Church of Ireland chaplaincy centre at Queen’s University Belfast
The centre point of Holy Week in the Church of Ireland Theological Institute this year was the Community Eucharist, which was celebrated in the context of a Passover meal on the Wednesday.
Foundation Access Course candidates for 2013 at the Fit for the Purpose weekend 1st to the 3rd March 2013
Amos Nsengiyumva from Rwanda was a welcome visiting student at the Church of Ireland Theological Institute for two weeks as part of his visit to Ireland in association with the Church of Ireland Bishops’ Appeal for World Development.
The Bench of Bishops of the Church in Wales recently paid a visit to the Church of Ireland Theological Institute (CITI), Dublin.
