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A prayer for Easter 2026

The Presidents of Churches Together in England invite you to join them in prayer...

What is Churches Together in England?

Churches Together in England is the national ecumenical instrument supporting and encouraging churches from a wide range of traditions to work together in unity.

What is the CTE Presidents’ Covenant?

This is a pledge of commitment to each other and to the churches in England, which each CTE President makes when they take up the role.

Christian unity and the installation of the Archbishop of Canterbury

Ecumenical moments to look out for in the installation service of the Most Rev Dame Sarah Mullally on 25 March 2026.

URC Youth seek ‘unity for the common good’

United Reformed Church Communications Officer Laurence Wareing reports from the 2026 gathering of the church's annual Youth Assembly.

“God with us” – Thy Kingdom Come 2026

This year Thy Kingdom Come, which runs from Thursday 14 to Sunday 24 May, brings an increased range of voices from across the ecumenical family.

Archbishop Sarah Mullally: servant-leader

Rt Rev Graham Kings introduces us to the new Archbishop of Canterbury and CTE President Sarah Mullally, and shares some thoughts on her appointment.

Smashing the stained glass ceiling

What is it like to be both a leader and a woman in the church?

Q & A with Archbishop Sarah Mullally

The Church of England National Adviser for Ecumenical Relations, Rev Dr Matthias Grebe, recently spoke with the Archbishop of Canterbury as she starts her new role.

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.

Ecumenical dialogues catch up – March 2026

"News in brief" about bi-lateral discussions between the Catholic and Methodist churches, and the Church of England and the United Reformed Church.

Resilience needs hope, peace needs justice, Ukraine needs UK

Rt Rev Kenneth Nowakowski OBE, Bishop for Ukrainian Catholics in Great Britain, reflects on the passing of the fourth anniversary of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine.