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312 results found in Pages & ResourcesParticipant’s Stand-alone session
Introduction ‘Receptive Ecumenism is both a way of thinking and a process that enables unity to be built by receiving gifts from others. It challenges us to not think of what others might benefit from receiving from us but instead...
Participant’s Five-session course
Introduction ‘Receptive Ecumenism is both a way of thinking and a process that enables unity to be built by receiving gifts from others. It challenges us to not think of what others might benefit from receiving from us but instead...
Course: Embracing the Other
‘Receptive Ecumenism is both a way of thinking and a process that enables unity to be built by receiving gifts from others. It challenges us to not think of what others might benefit from receiving from us, but instead invites us...
Enriched by the Other: a spiritual guide to receptive ecumenism
Talk of an ecumenical winter may not be wholly correct, but latterly many traditional denominations seem to have become more concerned with their own issues (or survival). The formal arrangements of the 1960s and 1970s, once so energising, have become...
Gifts from the treasure trove
An opportunity for Christians meeting together to: Share stories and experienceAppreciate our different traditionsFind nourishment for our faithSeek God in all things This leaflet is offered as a way of helping Christians to share and grow in the faith. It...
Sharing our spiritual treasures
An opportunity for Christians meeting together to: Share stories and experienceAppreciate our different traditionsFind nourishment for our faithSeek God in all things This leaflet is offered as a way of helping Christians to share and grow in the faith. It...
CTe-News archive
Links to the previous editions of CTe-News in reverse date order: 2026 April March February January 2025 November October September July June May April February January 2024 November October September July June April March February January 2023 November October September...
The Presidents’ Covenant
There are six Presidents of Churches Together in England, who each sign a Covenant which describes their commitment to each other and to the churches in England. In June 2002, the then Presidents signed their Covenant in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen at Windsor. The Covenant ‘Make every effort to...
The Pentecostal and Charismatic Presidency
Note: from September 2021 this Presidency has been renamed the Pentecostal and Charismatic Presidency, reflecting the fact that the President is appointed by members of CTE's Pentecostal and Charismatic Forum. Its former name, as reflected in the original Memorandum below,...
Former CTE Presidents
Churches Together in England is represented by Presidents from the major traditions of our national Member Churches. A list of our former Presidents, and the years they served, is available below. Read more about CTE’s current Presidents on our main CTE Presidents page. Former Presidents...
Basis of CTE
This is CTE's statement of belief. Many Intermediate Bodies and Churches Together groupings also adopt it. Churches Together in England unites in pilgrimage those churches in England which, acknowledging God’s revelation in Christ, confess the Lord Jesus Christ as God...
Annual reports and leaflets
Churches Together in England (CTE) submits annual reports and accounts to the Charity Commission. Our charity number is 1110782.CTE also submits accounts to Companies House. Our company registration number is 5354231. Churches Together in England’s most recent annual reports and accounts are...
Forum
Go to the CTE Forum 2025 microsite Bringing together more than three hundred representatives of CTE's Member Churches, Intermediate Bodies, Co-ordinating Groups and Charities and Networks in Association, CTE's Forum is the broadest representative ecumenical gathering of Christians in England. Forum is an opportunity...
CTE’s governance documents
CTE's governance documents are available to download by clicking on the boxes below. Articles of Association govern proceedings at General Meetings, matters about Trustees, finance, annual reports and rules. The Memorandum of Association outlines the objects of CTE, the powers it may exercise, matters concerning finance...
What we do
Our work as Churches Together in England is focused on the following two strategic aims, each of which has three objectives: Aim 1: The unity we live - serving God’s work in the world Jesus prayed that the church might...