The People
The people involved in Church21 include several groups: the Team, the Working Group, Key Contributors and the Facilitators
The Team

Rev Paul Hoey
Chairman of the Working Group
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- 028 (048 from ROI) 66 329655

Brigid Barrett
Administrator
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- 028 (048 from ROI) 66320239
Working Group
The current members of the working group are:
- Bishop Ken Clarke
- Rev Paul Hoey (Chairman of the Working Group)
- Brigid Barrett (Administrator)
- Carolyn O’Laoire
- John Tyrrell
- Rev Ruth Jackson
- Rev Dorothy McVeigh
Contributors

Bishop Ken Good
Ken Good, Bishop of the north western diocese of Derry and Raphoe, is a popular speaker and supporter of the Church of Ireland Parish Development Programme.

Rev Ian Coffey
Director of Leadership Training at Moorlands College, Dorset
Ian will be the keynote speaker at the 2011 Conference and is well known internationally as a writer and speaker in the field of church development.
Facilitators

Barry Forde
Barry Forde is the Church of Ireland Chaplain at Queen's University, Belfast and longs for God's church to have the courage to live out His mission for the sake of the world.

Carolyn O’Laoire
Carolyn is married with four children and has three grandchildren. She is a member of St. Mary’s Parish, Howth and has worked for the last seven years as a lay Healthcare Chaplain in The Royal Hospital, Donnybrook. She is a member of the Parish Development Working Group.

John Tyrrell
John recently retired from full-time lecturing at UCC and is a member of the Parish Development Working Group.
Rev James Boyd
Rev James Boyd is Rector Holy Trinity Dromore, Co Tyrone. His passion is making Jesus known in a ways that are relevant to the people and places that God has given us.

Rev Paul Hoey
Rev Paul Hoey is the Chairman of the Church21 Working Group.

Rev Steve Clark
Steve is rector of the Belturbet Group of parishes in County Cavan, after many years’ involvement in the ministry of healing.

Ruth Handy
Ruth has many years experience in both business and church consultancy and close involvement with the Church of Ireland Parish Development Working Group.
