The choice is bewildering. These and other issues have been the subject of a major research project in the Centre for Contemporary Christianity in Ireland for publication in March 2001. Its aim is to help Christians understand a little better, and to help outsiders to evangelicalism get an understanding of what makes Christians what they are. It should also help us make some sense of the diversity that's out there. Evangelical Women, Church and Community Women in Northern Ireland are active in the community and political endeavours that contribute to the peace process.
Women are also very involved in church life in the province.
To look at this question, the Centre for Contemporary Christianity in Ireland is currently conducting a research project exploring the church, community and political participation of women from the evangelical community in Northern Ireland. Hearing what women themselves have to say is a vital part of this project. These interviews are confidential and anonymous. The research will result in a publication for use by individuals, church leaders and church groups. If you would like more information or are interested in possibly taking part in this project by talking about your experiences in these areas, please contact Fran.