Reflections

Abiding in Christ: reflections ahead of WPCU 2021

A reflection for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity 2021, from CTE's General Secretary, Rev Dr Paul Goodliff.

New Year’s Hope

CTE's Principal Officer for Mission and Evangelism, Rev Dr Ben Aldous, offers us hopeful thoughts at the start of 2021...

Bill Snelson – may he rest in peace and rise in glory

In tribute to Bill Snelson, General Secretary of Churches Together in England from 1997 to 2008.

2020 – A Year of Reflection

Marcia Dixon MBE looks back over a difficult 12 months.

Lessons in Learnership

Writer and Broadcaster, Rev Dr Joel Edwards CBE, shares our Reflection of the Month for December 2020.

Remembrance Sunday – Two Perspectives

This month we offer two perspectives, one from an ex-serviceman now Baptist Pastor, and another from a Quaker.

“Don’t keep Jesus for yourself – give him away”

Rev Dr Ben Aldous reflects on an inspiring day at The Greek Orthodox Community of St. Panteleimon in Harrow.

A Season for Every Activity

Bishop Dr Joe Aldred, our outgoing Principal Officer for Pentecostal, Charismatic and Multicultural Relations, shares our reflection of the month for October 2020.

Education Sunday 2020

His Eminence Archbishop Angaelos, Coptic Orthodox Archbishop of London and CTE President shares our reflection of the month for September 2020…

“Thirty years have flown by, at least by my recollections”

On 1 September 2020, Churches Together in England (CTE) celebrates the 30th anniversary of its formation. Here Cardinal Vincent Nichols, President of CTE, reflects on the last 30 years.

Be the Change You Wish To See in the World

Rev Phyllis Thompson, from the New Testament Church of God, shares our Reflection of the Month for July 2020.

The Reality of Racial Injustice: Six Churches Reflect

With protests against racial injustice continuing across the world following the killing of George Floyd, many of CTE's 50 Member Churches have been speaking out against racism, and CTE’s Presidents have announced that they are listening carefully to a range of black voices.