Reflections

Thy Kingdom Come: a reflection

Here Brian Heasley, International Director of Prayer for 24-7 Prayer and Global Ambassador for Thy Kingdom Come, shares our Reflection of the Month for May 2020...

“We Need To Keep On Praying: Prayer Makes a Difference” – Message From CTE Presidents

In a series of video messages released on 6 May 2020, Presidents of Churches Together in England are encouraging us to keep praying prayers of hope, because prayer makes a difference.

Prayer Is the Key – CTE Trustees Support #PrayersOfHope

In a series of video messages released on 13 May 2020, trustees of Churches Together in England have joined with our Presidents to encourage us all to keep praying prayers of hope.

The Four Hs – A Reflection by John O’Toole

John O'Toole was National Ecumenical Officer (NEO) for the Catholic Bishops' Conference from January 2015 until he stepped down at the end of January this year.

Churches Together Apart

Claire Crowley, County Ecumenical Officer for Churches Together in South London, shares our Reflection of the Month for April 2020.

Churches working together provide a glimmer of hope

Bishop Mike Royal, co-Chief Executive of Cinnamon Network UK and part of CTE's Pentecostal and Charismatic Forum, shares our Reflection of the Month for March 2020.

We are family 

Lucy Olofinjana, our Senior Communications and Media Officer here at CTE, shares our Reflection of the Month for February 2020...

Together Really Is the Better Way

Revd Dr Paul Goodliff, General Secretary of Churches Together in England, shares in our Reflection of the Month for January 2020.

Unity in our ethnic diversity: it’s on God’s agenda

Unity in Our Ethnic Diversity: It’s on God’s Agenda

Steve Clifford shares what he's learnt about unity during 10 years leading the EA, particularly in terms of the ethnic diversity of the church.

From Kernow to Cumbria: Missional Relationships and Loosening Structures

Ben Aldous, CTE’s Principal Officer for Evangelism and Mission, reflects on how the most fruitful mission-shaped endeavours almost always have some key themes we can learn from.

“The sun was shining on the sea…”

Christians and other people of faith have been grappling with their understanding of the issue of the climate emergency for some time now. We need to root this more firmly in our faith, says Rowena Loverance.