Stories

A new Faith Covenant and football

Churches Together in Cumbria has had an unusually busy start to summer 2026.

Luton’s Praise in the Park

Chair of Churches Together in Luton, Tony Thompson, shares the story of a community event which showcased the diversity of the local church.

Give a Day to Kendal brings community together

Churches Together in Cumbria Social Action Team Member, Rev Jonny Gios, helped to coordinate this new community service initiative.

Being Visible: Churches Together in South London

Ecumenical Officer, Claire Crowley, shares how churches in her area are resourcing themselves to support one another in visible, hopeful Christian presence.

English Charismatic churches participate in international consultation

Churches Together in England Company Secretary and Leader in the Ground Level Network, Richard Bradbury reports...

Growing together in Boreham

Two congregations - one Anglican, one Pentecostal - come together in faith and friendship to serve their local Essex community.

Delighting in diverse and dynamic ministry

In the latest instalment of a series of visits to growing and diverse Local Ecumenical Partnerships, CTE staff explore St Paul's in Thamesmead, south-east London.

Setting up a Mission Partnership in Mid Cambridgeshire

Moderator of the United Reformed Church Eastern Synod, Rev Lythan Nevard, shares how this supports the area's Local Ecumenical Partnerships.

“Chaplaincy is for everyone”

Churches Together in England Head of Operations, Ben Cross, joined the Chaplaincy Roadshow at its stop in the South East.

Bringing the Bible to life

Dolly Bamigbade, a member of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, received a grant from The Bill Snelson Young Ecumenists Fund to go on a pilgrimage to the seven churches in the book of Revelation.

Growing Local Ecumenical Partnerships

CTE Principal Officer for Mission and Evangelism, Rev Dr Ben Aldous, shares the story of Trinity Church, which is both inter-denominational and now intercultural too.

Encountering God

University student Jemima Bailey travelled from West Yorkshire to the ecumenical community of Taizé in Southern France supported by a grant from The Bill Snelson Young Ecumenists Fund.