 As Corrymeela's leader, Morrow promoted dialogue with the main political parties and met regularly with parties connected to paramilitary organisations, including Provisional Sinn Féin and the Ulster Loyalist Democratic Party; the political wings of the Irish Republican Army and the Ulster Defence Association respectively.Morrow also served as university chaplain to overseas students in Glasgow from 1967.From 1971, he was a student chaplain in Dublin where he helped to establish the Glencree Centre for Peace and Reconciliation.