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General Publications

Some of the reports, guidelines and leaflets published by the various Boards and Committees of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland

Reports and Guidelines

Lifestyle: A Report of the Global Concerns Committee to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, 2008 (.doc): June 2008

Guidelines on Manses (PDF): Union Commission - Architecture Committee. Updated 2007

PCI Guidelines for Internet Usage (PDF): Communications Admin Committee - 2006

Policy on Asylum Seekers and Refugees (PDF): Race Relations Committee - 2003

Response to the Review of Post Primary Education (Burns Report) (.doc): Transferor Representatives' Council - May 2002

Engaging with the Community (PDF): Board of Social Witness - January 2001

Reconnecting with a Missing Generation (PDF): North Belfast Presbytery - November 2000

Patten Report: Dilemas and Decisions - A Presbyterian Response (PDF): September 1999

The Ordination Of Women: A Report of the Committee on Doctrine to the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, 1973 (.doc): June 1973

Leaflets

Baptism of Children in the Presbyterian Church in Ireland (PDF): Board of Christian Training - June 2008

Choosing a New Congregational Committee (PDF): Board of Christian Training - June 2008

Choosing New Elders (PDF): Board of Christian Training - June 2008

Booklets

There are many books also published by the Presbyterian Historical Society of Ireland on the history of the Presbyterian Church and biographys of many of the remarkable figures in the Church's history.

	The Code of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland Click on the image to download a copy of the Code as a PDF document. Last updated 24 January 2007
	About Being a Presbyterian... Price 50p +p&p Available through the Communications office This popular handbook is for use by Sunday Schools, Bible Classes, Youth Fellowships, Youth Organisations, PWAs, the wider membership of our Church and beyond and will hopefully continue to meet the needs of those who are looking for a brief summary of the history and beliefs of Presbyterians.