Reflections

EWARC – The End of a Quinquennium

CTE's Doral Hayes shares her thoughts on the last five years of this ecumenical dialogue.

Two sorts of knowledge

Andy Pettman, an elder in the monastic, ecumenical brotherhood called the Servants of the Word, shares his Reflection of the Month for November.

Praise God for all creation: Pope Francis calls for action

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

Taking my seat again: four years being Churches Together in England’s ‘Empty Chair’ President

A long read: Hannah Brock Womack shares her experience of being nominated but not installed as CTE's Fourth President.

The truth isn’t enough

Vice Chair of the CTE Trustees Rev Dr Lurliene Miller shares her Reflection of the Month for September 2023.

That they all may be one

CTE President for the Fourth Presidency Group, Dr Anna Krauss, shares her Reflection of the Month for June 2023.

Come Holy Spirit

The Archbishop of Canterbury’s Advisor for Evangelism & Witness, Rev Canon Chris Russell, reflects on the origins of the ecumenical prayer movement, Thy Kingdom Come.

Strangers at the cross – an Easter reflection

CTE General Secretary Bishop Mike Royal shares an Easter reflection reminding us that Jesus came to save everyone - no matter their status, position or behaviour.

In hope against hope, if we truly believe in the victory of the Risen Christ

Rt Rev Kenneth Nowakowski Bishop of the Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of the Holy Family of London, shares our reflection of the month for March 2023.

Is justice being done?

The Administrative Bishop for the New Testament Church of God, Claion Grandison, challenges us to speak for those who have no voice

Abiding in God

CTE President and Moderator of the Free Churches Group, Rev Canon Helen Cameron, shares our reflection of the month for January 2023.

The role of the church and ecumenism in responding to global injustice: reflections from South Africa

A report and reflection by CTE’s Shermara Fletcher, including recommendations for ecumenism in England.