Reflections

Safeguarding in the wake of Archbishop Welby’s resignation: A critical conversation for the church

Independent, Christian safeguarding charity, Thirtyone:eight share their thoughts on church safeguarding following the Archbishop of Canterbury's resignation.

More light and truth

Rowena Loverance stepped down as the Chair of the CTE Trustees in October 2024 having led the Board for the last six years.

Infinitely valuable; infinitely loveable

Rev Dr Callan Slipper, Chair of the CTE Trustees and Chair of the Society for Ecumenical Studies shares his Reflection of the Month for November.

Here the love of Christ shall end divisions

Rev Dr Alison Evans, Secretary of the Society for Ecumenical Studies shares her Reflection of the Month for October.

Rebuilding relationships despite dissonance and difference

The author of this month's reflection has asked to remain anonymous.

See – Judge – Act as Christians Together

Fr Dominic Robinson, SJ, Vice Chair of the Society for Ecumenical Studies shares his Reflection of the Month for July.

Revealing unity

Outgoing CTE President and General Secretary of the Council of Lutheran Churches in Great Britain, Dr Anna Krauss, shares her Reflection of the Month for June.

Feasting

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

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.

He died that we may live

Dr Racheal Adebayo a Member of the Society for Ecumenical Studies shares her Reflection of the Month for March.

Ecumenism gives light to mission

Rev Dr Callan Slipper, Chair of the Society for Ecumenical Studies shares his Reflection of the Month for February.

Opening the doors of our hearts

Archbishop Nikitas, CTE's Orthodox President and the President of the Conference of European Churches, reflects on the role of ecumenism across the continent.