CTE – Churches Together in England

A vision for all Christians

Chair of CTE Trustees Rev Dr Callan Slipper offers a personal reflection of Pope Francis, whom he met during a Papal audience in 2014.

Churches ‘dismayed’ by the police raid on a Quaker Meeting House

CTE General Secretary Bishop Mike Royal has written an open letter to the Metropolitan Police Commissioner requesting a review and a meeting to prevent such an incident happening again.

A rich feast: Celebrating our differences at CTE Forum 2025

Find out what happened at this triennial gathering of the CTE family which took place from 17 to 19 March 2025.

CTE Forum 2025 – last chance to book

Ticket sales close on 31 January. If you've already booked it's time to choose your workshops and worship events.

CTE Christmas prayer 2024

Written and recorded on video by Principal Officer for Pentecostal, Charismatic and Multi-cultural Relations at Churches Together in England Minister Shermara Fletcher-Hoyte

CTE Forum 2025 speakers announced

Find out who are the keynote speakers for CTE Forum 2025 from 17 to 19 March.

Hope has two daughters: Anger and Courage

The CTE Enabling Group met in October 2024 with a focus on the theme of racial justice and to hold the organisation's Annual General Meeting.

New Chair of Trustees for Churches Together in England – Rev Dr Callan Slipper

Rev Dr Callan Slipper has been elected by CTE members at the organisation's October Enabling Group.

Safeguarding: “not just getting a DBS”

The CTE Enabling Group met in March 2024 with a focus on theme of safeguarding and the mission of the church.

Apply now for The Bill Snelson Young Ecumenists Fund

If you're 18 to 35 years old you can apply for financial support to have an ecumenical experience abroad. The deadline for applications is 31 March 2024.

Looking ahead to 2024

CTE General Secretary Bishop Mike Royal shares what's on his mind at the start of this year.

Christmas Prayer 2023

Written and recorded on video by CTE Principal Officer for Mission and Evangelism Rev Dr Ben Aldous.