The Methodist Church in Ireland

The Methodist Church in Ireland works to shape every Church as a body of Christ, to participate in God's mission.

Religious - Ireland
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2024 PLAN

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2024 PLAN

€1,275

raised of €0 goal

37

altruist

Create fundraising page

Donations made here are eligible for a charity to reclaim in tax paid in Ireland

Cause

The priority of the Methodist Church in Ireland is to shape every Church as a body of the Christ and to participate in God's mission. The Methodist Church in Ireland has 212 churches or 'societies' with a total community membership of around 53,000.

Response

Our church is a community of people who are drawn together by God's love as they know it, expressed in the story of Jesus - his birth and life, teaching, suffering, death and resurrection. We seek to follow the way of Jesus and live to share God's love through action and word in the world.

Projects

  1. We are raising funds to support Methodist Hall in Moville. To support our cause, please go to https://www.altruism.ie/fundraising_page/the-methodist-church-in-ireland-fundraising-page-for-the-me...

    Additionally, Autumn Swell is an event which is taking place in November and has been organised for young people by The Methodist Church in Ireland. The purpose of this event is to welcome young people of all backgrounds together for a weekend of fun and surfing while learning about God in an unforced and creative environment. The weekend is packed with activities such as surf lessons, workshops and leisure time.

  2. Methodist Women in Ireland (MWI) works to connect all the women's groups within the Methodist Church in Ireland as well as supporting individuals in cases where groups do not exist. This group works to relate the teaching of Jesus Christ to life in the home, the church, the community and the world.

  3. This November, The Methodist Church in Ireland has called for greater help for the refugees of Calais. We call upon An Taoiseach to urgently establish a Migration and Refugee Agency with emergency powers to administer the long-term task of receiving and integrating migrants and refugees.