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Dynamic women pivotal in ecumenical church plant
The story of the growth of the single congregation Local Ecumenical Partnership (LEP) in Great Notley in Essex.
Papal honour for ecumenical work
Priscilla Barlow, former Cambridgeshire County Ecumenical Officer, has been made a Dame of St Gregory in honour of her ecumenical work. The Order of St Gregory the Great is the fourth highest Papal order.
“The new ME”
Churches Together in All Lincolnshire’s Mission Enabler (ME), Melanie Carroll, reflects on her new role…
The not1 Campaign: Peterborough Churches Unite To Tackle Homelessness
Light Project Peterborough is coordinating the 'Everyone In' campaign to get people off the streets.
The Lockdown Nativity: Bringing Christians Together In Hertfordshire
The Lockdown Nativity tells the story of the birth of Jesus as though it was set in 2020.
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’.
Website Launched To Help Norfolk Christians Respond to COVID-19
An online initiative to help the Christian community across Norfolk respond to the developing Covid-19 crisis has been backed by senior church and charity leaders and by Lady Dannatt, the Lord-Lieutenant of Norfolk.
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