The Mission
A deeper purpose behind the tour
The Mission
More than just a walk
The Church, State, and Rebellion Tour is more than just a historical walking tour. It is designed to spark thought and dialogue about the ongoing relationship between faith, politics, and governance in society.
Belfast City Centre Chaplaincy
How faith has shaped this city
At the Belfast City Centre Chaplaincy, we believe that understanding the past helps us navigate the complexities of the present. As you walk the streets of Belfast, we invite you to reflect on how religious faith has shaped not only this city but the entire world. Through the stories of collaboration, conflict, justice, and rebellion, we hope to offer a deeper understanding of how these dynamics still affect our lives today.
Our mission is to explore these topics thoughtfully, encouraging participants to consider how the interaction between Church and State continues to influence communities around the globe.
Christian Ministry
Supporting the welfare of everyone
Belfast City Centre Chaplaincy is an interdenominational Christian ministry that seeks to support the welfare of everyone working, living and relaxing in Belfast City Centre. Our trained Chaplains do not preach, but with sensitivity provide supportive services.
Your tour guide is also our Lead Chaplain is the Reverend Andrew Irvine. Andrew is a Minister in The Methodist Church in Ireland and is based in Belfast Central Mission, Glengall Street, Belfast.
Your tour guide is also our Lead Chaplain is the Reverend Andrew Irvine. Andrew is a Minister in The Methodist Church in Ireland and is based in Belfast Central Mission, Glengall Street, Belfast.
Our mission is to be the body of Christ, tangible and present, among people in Belfast City Centre. Our Chaplains dedicate themselves to an ongoing presence in specific places within the City Centre, building long-term, non-judgmental, listening, relationships in these places
