It’s Friday, but Sunday’s coming! Evangelical Alliance Ireland’s archive of weekly videos from 2024 20th December 2024 Happy Christmas! Keep Shining the Light into the Darkness 13th December 2024 Pray for Syria 6th December 2024 Statement from Evangelical Alliance Ireland on Assisted Suicide 29th November 2024 Christians – Please Don’t Spread Lies on Social Media ..read more

The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Assisted Dying has produced a report recommending legislation that will, under certain circumstances, permit assisted suicide for patients suffering from terminal illness. Evangelical Alliance Ireland (EAI), like most other religious organisations, values human life as something that is intrinsically precious, and believe that a civilised society must prioritise the preservation ..read more

Working closely with our Executive Director and the Board of Trustees, this remote-working role, (initially 1.5 days per week) is designed to evolve with the needs of our organisation, and will include responsibility for office administration, basic HR functions, communications including eZine and website maintenance, liaising with members and supporters, and essential fundraising activities. About ..read more

20th September 2024 Visit The Patrick Story at patrickstory.ie The Church in Chains Annual Conference takes place on Saturday 28th September from 11am-1pm at Trinity Church Dublin and also on Zoom. Find out more by clicking here ..read more

It’s one of Irelands fastest growing religions, but you won’t see its congregations in churches. With ever more industrial estates, shops and even cinemas being turned into places of worship, can heaven really be found on the high street? Newstalk Reporter Sarah Madden finds out more about Evangelical Christians in this radio piece for the Pat Kenny Show, broadcast on 20th March 2024. Listen online to this interview and report at https://link.goloudplayer.com/s/pG98PLx15Pff   ..read more

Leo Varadkar is resigning from his position as Taoiseach and as party leader. He said his reason for stepping down was personal and political. He believes that a new leader would be “better placed” to lead his party into the next election. And to talk about this in more detail, Amy Follett, from TWR-UK spoke to Nick Park from the Evangelical Alliance Ireland ..read more

The Irish people have voted to keep marriage as the legal foundation for families and society. Christians should draw encouragement from this, says the Evangelical Alliance’s Nick Park Source: REUTERS/Padraic Halpin Ireland’s Prime Minister Leo Varadkar resigned following a double defeat in a referendum on the family  Journalists and politicians alike were caught by surprise at the news the Taoiseach (Prime Minister) of Ireland has resigned. Following a defeat for the government in a double referendum on constitutional changes, Leo Varadkar declared that he was no longer the ..read more

Dear Friends & Supporters of EAI Once again we are being asked to vote in two Referendums. There are conflicting voices urging us on either side to vote ‘Yes’ or ‘No’. On 8 March 2024, Irish citizens will be asked to vote in two referendums to change our Constitution. The first Referendum concerns the concept of Family in the Constitution. The second Referendum proposes to delete an existing part of the Constitution and insert new text providing recognition for care provided by family members to each other. You have two separate votes on whether you wish to make the proposed changes to the ..read more

The Peace Between is a short film that features three friendships between a European and an asylum seeker or refugee. It’s a film about people and friendship rather than politics and it has been supported by the European Evangelical Alliance (EEA). The film portrays a metaphorical road trip through the lives of six characters in three cities: Budapest, Copenhagen and Brest. What do two girls from Denmark and Syria chat about when they hang out in their favourite café in Copenhagen? How did a French woman become the ‘European mum’ of a young man from Ethiopia? What do 22-year-old Raz ..read more

We would encourage you to join iMAP for this church resource event, as they look how to share the gospel cross-culturally. Based on Jayson Georges book, “3D Gospel”, we can find Guilt and Innocence, Shame and Honour, and Power and Fear cultures. The gospel truth can be found and understood in each of them, enriching our view of the gospel and helping us present it to others in a more relevant way. Nick Park, Executive Director of EAI, will be speaking at this event. As the Church, we aim to grow in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour and to make Him known. But when it comes to the how-to’s ..read more