“Like hurling, there’s no way to do church on your own. You need to be with a team.”

“Two main themes shone through above all others - the need to speak up and the need to show Christ’s love in action.”

There are thought to be between 60,000 and 100,000 Christians in North Korea

Ten key themes emerged from the comments to our survey.

Pilot music programme for Fields of Life schools in Uganda

“I love that you are addressing this issue because it is an issue.”

“We know that even one supportive person in a woman’s life can have a huge impact and enable her to cope.”

The overwhelming majority of our respondents agree that ethnic diversity enriches our churches

What is it like for Christians from minority ethnic communities in Irish and Northern Irish churches?

Headline findings from our survey

Team Hope Christmas Shoebox Appeal is back

When does eternal life begin?

Can we repent for the “sins of our fathers”?

“Even hardened atheists soften somewhat when cocooned in green foliage and swaying ferns.”

A new service in Dublin is offering care to those who are struggling with grief and loss

The government has further tightened its grip on religion

What happens when the worst happens?

Origin Community Space has become a place of healing and restoration

Every Nation, Tribe and People? Take the survey.

“They can both sing or talk about big things but root them in the ordinary and the everyday, in quiet city walks and floors that need scrubbing.”

Irish Red Cross honours Jay for his work with Tiglin and The Lighthouse Café

Serve the City volunteers are still meeting needs in Dublin and Galway

Responding as individuals and churches to the Mother and Baby Homes reports

How will we respond to the Mother and Baby Homes Report?

What the Mother and Baby Homes Report reminds us

The first in a four-part series exploring a “Christian” response

Church in Chains Director David Turner points to some of the trends to keep an eye on in 2021