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Changing Attitude Ireland, Volume 4, Issue 1

Changing Attitude Ireland May 1, 2011

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Filed Under: Newsletters Tagged With: Canon Charles Kenny, Canon Ginnie Kennerley, Canon Hilary Wakeman, Dr Paul Rowlandson, Gerry Lynch, IDAHO, Mary McAleese, Rev. Chris Hudson, Revd. David Kerr, Tom Elliott, Very Revd. Ian Corbett

Changing Attitude Ireland Update, April 2011

Changing Attitude Ireland April 1, 2011

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Filed Under: Newsletters Tagged With: Accepting Sexuality, Canon Charles Kenny, Canon Ginnie Kennerley, Canon Hilary Wakeman, David Kato, Dr Paul Rowlandson, Dr Richard O'Leary, Gerry Lynch, Hard Gospel Project, IDAHO, Listening Process meetings, Pádraig ÓTuama, Rev. Chris Hudson, Rev. Mervyn Kingston, Revd. David Kerr, Revd. Dr. Jim Williamson, Rt. Revd. Trevor Williams, Uganda

Changing Attitude Ireland Update, September 2010

Changing Attitude Ireland September 1, 2010

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Filed Under: Newsletters Tagged With: Belfast Pride, Bishop Christopher Senyonjo, Bishop Dr. Paul Colton, Church of Ireland synod, Ciaran O’Mathuna, Colin Flinn, Colum Eastwood, Derry Gay Pride, Dr Richard O'Leary, former British Methodist Vice-President David Walton, IDAHO, Limerick Gay Pride, Mark Durkan, Rev. Chris Hudson, Rev. Mervyn Kingston, Share Your Story project, The Gathering, Uganda

IDAHO 2010 Belfast: “I am the Door”

Changing Attitude Ireland May 16, 2010

Address given by Colin Flinn at St. Georges Parish Church Belfast Sun 16th May 2010 to mark International Day against Homophobia

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Filed Under: Sermons & Addresses Tagged With: Colin Flinn, IDAHO

Changing Attitude Ireland, Volume 3, Issue 1

Changing Attitude Ireland May 1, 2010

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Filed Under: Newsletters Tagged With: Bishop Christopher Senyonjo, Civil Partnership Train, IDAHO, Revd. David Cooper, Rt. Revd. Trevor Williams, Uganda, UK Civil Partnership Act 2005

Changing Attitude Ireland Update, April 2010

Changing Attitude Ireland April 1, 2010

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Filed Under: Newsletters Tagged With: Archbishop of Canterbury, Civil Partnership Train, Dr Richard O'Leary, IDAHO, Rev. Mervyn Kingston, Revd. John Faris, Truth Wins Out, Uganda, Wayne Besen

Changing Attitude Ireland Update, September 2009

Changing Attitude Ireland September 1, 2009

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Filed Under: Newsletters Tagged With: Annual General Meeting, Belfast Pride, Bernie Kelly, Bishop Dr. Paul Colton, Dawn Purvis, Dr Richard O'Leary, Gerry Lynch, IDAHO, Rev. Mervyn Kingston, Revd. Sharon Ferguson, Senator David Norris

International Day Against Homophobia (IDAHO) 2009 Dublin Service: “Don’t Throw Stones”

Changing Attitude Ireland May 17, 2009

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International Day Against Homophobia (IDAHO) 2009 Belfast Service: “Don’t Throw Stones”

Changing Attitude Ireland May 17, 2009

St. George‘s Church Belfast 15.00hrs
Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin 15.30hrs
St. Fin Barre‘s Cathedral, Cork 19.00hrs
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Changing Attitude Ireland, Volume 2, Issue 1

Changing Attitude Ireland May 1, 2009

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Filed Under: Newsletters Tagged With: Annual General Meeting, Canon Charles Kenny, Church of Ireland synod, Dr Richard O'Leary, Hard Gospel Project, IDAHO, Irish Government Reconciliation Fund, Jeremy Marks, Micheál Martin, Revd. Darren McCallig

Lord of our relationships:

Comfort and sustain all in our community who feel marginalised and open our hearts to those who are in any way different.

Bless all our relationships that in and through them we may recognise more clearly the greatness of your love.

Give us patience and understanding as we seek to build bridges between those who disagree.

Help us to love our neighbours as ourselves and to serve family, friend and stranger in your name, loving one another as you love us; through Christ our Lord.

Amen.