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26 February 2008

Archbishop Rowan Williams and Sharia law

The hysteria that has greeted the comments of Archbishop Rowan Williams about a limited accommodation between some aspects of Sharia law and English law reveals something profoundly disturbing about how we regard the Moslem Other.


07 January 2008

Separate Communities Cost

Sectarianism and the deep divisions within Northern Ireland could be costing the public purse up to £1.5bn a year, an official report has concluded.


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Short-Term Volunteering

 
Corrymeela recruits many Short-Term Volunteers each year who join the community for a few days at a time, usually at weekends, and work alongside the Long-Term Volunteers and Programme Staff.  This gives them an ideal opportunity to meet new people and learn new skills from a new diverse group of people.   Their additional skills and support throughout the year are vital to Corrymeela.

Short-Term Volunteers engage with Corrymeela at a variety of levels.  There are those who live locally and help with specific tasks such as Reception, Housekeeping and Kitchen work.  For others, volunteering for a weekend involves either working directly with a group staying overnight or helping out with other important administration or maintenance tasks.

Regular training weekends are provided to help introduce new Short-Term Volunteers to Corrymeela's guidelines and procedures. Read all about one volunteers experience of her first Corrymeela Short term Volunteer Training Weekend. Linda's Story

Email volunteersupport@corrymeela.org for more information.