English Charismatic churches participate in international consultation
Churches Together in England Company Secretary and Leader in the Ground Level Network, Richard Bradbury reports...
The Archbishop of Canterbury meets and prays with Pope Leo XIV
Archbishop Richard Moth, who is a fellow Churches Together in England President was also present at the audience in the Vatican.
Churches warn over right to protest
Church leaders joined those from across the UK's faith communities to urge MPs to remove the clause on 'cumulative impact' because they feared it could shut down lawful, conscience-led protest.
Christian unity and the installation of the Archbishop of Canterbury
Ecumenical moments to look out for in the installation service of the Most Rev Dame Sarah Mullally on 25 March 2026.
URC Youth seek ‘unity for the common good’
United Reformed Church Communications Officer Laurence Wareing reports from the 2026 gathering of the church's annual Youth Assembly.
Archbishop Sarah Mullally: servant-leader
Rt Rev Graham Kings introduces us to the new Archbishop of Canterbury and CTE President Sarah Mullally, and shares some thoughts on her appointment.
Smashing the stained glass ceiling
What is it like to be both a leader and a woman in the church?
Q & A with Archbishop Sarah Mullally
The Church of England National Adviser for Ecumenical Relations, Rev Dr Matthias Grebe, recently spoke with the Archbishop of Canterbury as she starts her new role.
Setting up a Mission Partnership in Mid Cambridgeshire
Moderator of the United Reformed Church Eastern Synod, Rev Lythan Nevard, shares how this supports the area's Local Ecumenical Partnerships.
Ecumenical dialogues catch up – March 2026
"News in brief" about bi-lateral discussions between the Catholic and Methodist churches, and the Church of England and the United Reformed Church.
Remembering Ivan Weekes
The Methodist Church racial justice pioneer whose work and life was commemorated at a Thanksgiving service in February 2026.
Cardinal Vincent Nichols steps down as Archbishop of Westminster
He will be succeeded by Rt Rev Richard Moth, who is currently the Bishop of Arundel and Brighton.