Stories

Church planting across cultures

Snelson Fund awardee Eleanor Datson went to Berlin as part of an international church planting course whose participants came from across the traditions.

10 ecumenical highlights from the first 10 years of Thy Kingdom Come

Thy Kingdom Come Lead Kemi Bamgbose chooses her favourite Christian unity moments from the first decade of Thy Kingdom Come.

Joint Bible Studies between South India and Cambridgeshire

These were part of the covenantal work of Churches Together in Cambridgeshire with the Diocese of Vellore in the Church of South India.

Black church leaders and police discuss trust

Northamptonshire Christians and force leaders joined the meeting convened by the county's Office of the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner.

Journeying to Rome together

Fr Dominic Robinson SJ, a member of the Department of Dialogue and Unity for the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England & Wales, shares the story of a visit to Rome with members of the United Reformed Church.

Hearing young voices

During the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Churches Together in the Merseyside Region gathered representatives from across the Christian traditions to listen to the voices of young people.

Norfolk church leaders make an ecumenical pilgrimage to Rome

Leaders from Churches Together in Norfolk and Waveney have just returned from an ecumenical pilgrimage to Rome, which included an audience with Pope Francis.

“The richness of the body of Christ”

Ellmina Mckenzie shares how a last-minute course cancellation led to a transformative experience at Taizé.

“Called to be a family”

Snelson Fund awardee Dan Tarrant travelled from Sheffield to the 24-7 prayer annual international Gathering in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Ecumenical and becoming intercultural

CTE's Principal Officer for Mission and Evangelism, Rev Dr Ben Aldous, visits a Hampshire church which is being transformed by celebrating cultural difference.

“Good teaching paired with good food and even better people”

Tenny Antony a fifth year seminarian for the Catholic Archdiocese of Birmingham, went to Centro Pro Unione in Rome with help from The Bill Snelson Young Ecumenists Fund.