County stories – Page 2 – Churches Together in England

Becoming Better Together: Ecumenical Progress in Cornwall

It's ten years since churches in the county signed a Declaration of Intent to work together more closely.

Merseyside church leaders make COP 28 appeal to Prime Minister

They ask for government support for local and regional initiatives as well as for poorer and more vulnerable communities worldwide.

New County Ecumenical Officer for Norfolk and Waveney

Dr Ian Watson introduces himself and his passion for unity working

Cambridgeshire celebrates link with Church of South India

Churches Together in Cambridgeshire has had a covenant with the Diocese of Vellore for more than 30 years.

North East churches and communities gather to tackle poverty together

Regional church leaders hear first hand accounts of those experiencing poverty and pledge to be advocates for their needs.

Remembering David Bignell

Churches Together county contact for Nottinghamshire Rev Jonathan Smithurst shares memories of his friend and colleague.

Getting to work on modern slavery

Ecumenical Social Responsibility Officer for Churches Together in Cumbria, Jo Phillips, shares why this pernicious issue is a priority in her role.

Prayer across the country – Thy Kingdom Come 2023

Thank you to everyone who shared their ecumenical Thy Kingdom Come events and activities with us.

Imagine Peace – Eurovision 2023 in Liverpool

Ecumenical Co-ordinator for Churches Together in the Merseyside Region, Elisabeth Hachmoeller, shares her experiences as the Song Contest comes to the United Kingdom.

The Big One for Churches Together

County Ecumenical Officer for Churches Together in South London, Claire Crowley, reports from the climate protest weekend.

Greater Manchester faith leaders present environment pledge to Pope Francis

Pope Francis held a private audience with the inter-faith group as they shared their commitment to caring for our common home.

Disrupting injustice – Churches Together in South London

A joint statement from church leaders at the end of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.