Events

Munster Open Evening

IFES Ireland: The Christian Unions would like to invite you to our Munster Open Evening. Come and hear from students and staff about what God is doing through the Christian Union movement in Ireland.

IFES Ireland Open Evening, Tuesday 7th February @ 8pm
The Haven, Cork Christian Resource Centre, Bachelor’s Quay, Cork
For directions click here

You do not need an invitation to attend these events but please let us know if you are planning to come along so that we can have enough tea and coffee for everyone!
RSVP to email@ifesireland.org or 5 Northumberland Avenue, Dún Laoghaire, Co Dublin.

If you received an invitation by post, in some cases it was difficult to decide which location was closest to you. You are entirely at liberty to attend whichever evening is more convenient or is of most interest to you.

Belfast Open Evening

IFES Ireland: The Christian Unions would like to invite you to our Belfast Open Evening. Come and hear from students and staff about what God is doing through the Christian Union movement in Ireland.

IFES Ireland Open Evening
Wednesday 15th Febraury 2012 @ 7.30pm
Union Theological College, Belfast, BT7 1JT

You do not need an invitation to attend these events but please let us know if you are planning to come along so that we can have enough tea and coffee for everyone!
RSVP to sally@ifesireland.org or 21 Ormeau Avenue, Belfast, BT2 8HD.

If you received an invitation by post, in some cases it was difficult to decide which location was closest to you. You are entirely at liberty to attend whichever evening is more convenient or is of most interest to you.

CU Annual Conference

Why is Christianity the only religion that celebrates its leader's death? Does an event 2000 years ago really have relevance for people today? Was it fair that Jesus should die instead of us? For many of us, the cross is what you believe when you become a Christian but then you need to move on. So why are we having a conference on the cross?

The cross is absolutely central to being a Christian. This year Lindsay Brown will be speaking from Philippians on how ‘One Death Won Life’. It’s going to be a great weekend of looking deeper into what Christ did at the cross and what that means for us in the main sessions, workshops, times of prayer and praise, and fellowship with students from campuses all around Ireland.

Lindsay Brown, a Welshman, was IFES International General Secretary from 1991 - 2007. He is now international Director for The Lausanne Movement and trains university evangelists in Europe for several weeks a year.