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Reflections on ecumenism from Norfolk

Laurette Burton, the Catholic Denominational Ecumenical Officer for Norfolk and Waveney, reflects on eight years in the role as she steps down.

Young voices on the climate crisis – Tuesday 21 May at 6pm

Join us on Tuesday 21 May, 6 - 7pm for the latest webinar in the Ecumenism: The Next Generation series.

Feasting

Salvation Army officer Major Paul Hilditch, member of the Society for Ecumenical Studies, shares his Reflection of the Month for May.

Praying over Withernsea

Secretary of Withernsea Churches Together, Josie Briggs shares how members lifted the people of their town in prayer.

‘Remaining present and engaged in a fragile world’

Recipient of The Bill Snelson Young Ecumenists Fund, Sarah Crane, reflects on her time in the Czech Republic at a European healthcare chaplaincy conference.

Church of Sanctuary Conference – 8 June

Explore how churches can respond to the call to offer sanctuary to those fleeing persecution and seeking asylum.

What does it mean to be intentionally ecumenical in the charity sector?

This was the theme of our April 2024 Charities and Networks in Association meeting.

Spotlight on: Rev David Whyte, District Superintendent of the Wesleyan Holiness Church

The first in an occasional series where CTE's Min Shermara Fletcher-Hoyte talks with inspiring church leaders from our Pentecostal and Charismatic national Member Churches.

Windrush National Vigil

On 6 April 2024 a gathering in Windrush Square, Brixton, south London commemorated the 6th anniversary of the Windrush Scandal.

Thy Kingdom Come 2024

This worldwide call to prayer takes place between Ascension and Pentecost from 9 May to 19 May this year.

The Big Bank Switch

JustMoney Movement National Programme Manager Rosie Venner shares how hundreds of Christians are leaving banks that support the fossil fuel industries.

Christ, the Morning Star

Greek-Catholic Melkite Priest Fr Robert Gibbons, member of the Society for Ecumenical Studies, shares his Reflection of the Month for April.