News & Stories

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.

Churches Come Together in Creative Lockdown Fundraising for Christian Aid Week

The annual fundraising week unites 50,000 volunteers and 12,000 churches to fundraise to help some of the world’s poorest and most marginalised communities.

“An amazing opportunity to come together as the body of Christ”

Churches from over 65 different denominations in 178 countries took part in the global prayer movement Thy Kingdom Come this year, with plans having to quickly adapt due to coronavirus restrictions.

Beyond Lamenting COVID-19

CTE's lead on Pentecostal and Multicultural Relations, Bishop Dr Joe Aldred, shares his Reflection of the Month for June 2020.

Presidents of CTE to listen carefully to black voices

Presidents of Churches Together in England (CTE) are listening carefully to black voices, including young people, black leaders in the churches and those who have worked to combat racism over many years.

Nottingham churches unite in prayer and action against racial injustice 

At 9.25pm on Monday 8th June, churches across Nottingham came together in a moment of prayer, reflection and solidarity.

CTE Member Churches Take a Stand Against Racial Injustice

A growing number of churches from the Churches Together in England (CTE) family have spoken out this week, following the death of George Floyd in the United States and protests around the world against racial injustice.

Music Video Brings Ipswich Churches Together

Dozens of people from churches across Ipswich have come together to sing a song about unity and hope in ‘The Ipswich Blessing’.

Supporting Agricultural Key Workers

The Cheshire Agricultural Chaplaincy has, like many ecumenical organisations, had to adapt its work during the current coronavirus pandemic.

Telling the Story

Telling the Story – the origin and development of LEPs has been reissued by the Council for Christian Unity to enable us to understand better these enduring structures.

Thy Kingdom Come in Leicestershire

Christians across the Diocese of Leicester joined with Christians around the world in a commitment to pray for 24 hours a day during the 10 days of Thy Kingdom Come.

Thy Kingdom Come Unlocked in Cornwall: The South West Prays

by Roger Mills, Missioner, Churches Together in Cornwall.