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Theology Ireland episodes
- Jerusalem Declaration 4: Anglicanism is Connectional (Andy Lines)
This is the fourth and final session from the 2024 Gafcon Ireland residential. For more information, visit gafconireland.com
1 hr 10 min - Jerusalem Declaration 3: Local and Global Church (Andy Lines)
This is the third session from the 2024 Gafcon Ireland residential. For more information, visit gafconireland.com
42 min - Jerusalem Declaration 2: Traditional and Innovative (Andy Lines)
This is the second session from the 2024 Gafcon Ireland residential. For more information, visit gafconireland.com
54 min - Jerusalem Declaration 1: Biblical and Confessional (Andy Lines)
This is the first session of the 2024 Gafcon Ireland Residential. For more information, visit gafconireland.com
45 min - Ray Ortlund Q&A
Ray Ortlund answers left-over questions from our 2024 series, The Book of Psalms: The Heart of the Bible.
49 min - Mark Earngey Q&A
We sat down with our 2023 speaker, Mark Earngey, to work through some of the Questions asked at our annual lectures.
Mark is Head of Church History at Moore Theological College, Sydney, and teaches ecclesiastical history, historical theology and systematic theology. He is particularly interested in the European Reformation and the manuscripts of the period. He is a graduate of the University of New South Wales, trained for ministry at Moore College, and completed his doctorate in Theology at the University of Oxford.
Theology Ireland is an initiative of GAFCON Ireland.
For more information, visit theologyireland.com
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About Theology Ireland
From the publisher's feed
theologyIreland is an initiative of Gafcon Ireland, the local expression of the global Gafcon movement.
We are a fellowship of Anglican (Church of Ireland) Christians in Ireland who are passionate about the message of Jesus Christ and Him crucified.
theologyIreland is an expression of the fourth of our driving priorities - Preparing people for gospel ministry. The other three priorities are to Proclaim the gospel, Partner with like-minded Christians, and Plant congregations.