Pope Leo XIV’s Apostolic letter and ecumenical prayers on the Nicaea anniversary
CTE President Cardinal Vincent Nichols reflects on the Papal encouragement to "rediscover the one universal community of Christ’s disciples throughout the world".
“It didn’t feel like visible unity when…”
Director of Studies at the Scottish Episcopal Institute, Dr Victoria Turner represented the United Reformed Church at the Sixth WCC Faith and Order conference. Here she shares her perspective on the event.
Take context seriously – how to grow in visible unity
Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Regent’s Park College, Oxford, Rev Dr Gale Richards represented the Baptist Union at the WCC conference. Here she shares her thoughts...
Meet the New Secretary for External Relations from the Orthodox Archdiocese of Thyateira and Great Britain (Ecumenical Patriarchate)
His Eminence Archbishop Nikitas has appointed John Shinkwin. John will also serve as National Ecumenical Officer for the Archdiocese.
Council of Lutheran Churches celebrates Reformation Day 2025
Council of Lutheran Churches Communications Manager, Rev Dr Wendy Sherer, reports from St Katharine's Danish Church in London.
Discipling together
Bible Society Director of Research and Impact, Dr Rhiannon McAleer, considers how churches could respond together to the Quiet Revival research.
‘Up and dancing’ – an ecumenical delight
CTE General Secretary Bishop Mike Royal joined the celebrations for the double anniversary of the Cherubim and Seraphim Churches.
“God’s Word is not Chained” – Prisons Week 2025
The 50th anniversary of this annual ecumenical event takes place between 12 to 19 October. Rev Bob Wilson reflects on its importance.
New Roman Catholic National Ecumenical Officer appointed
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales has appointed Fr Marc Homsey, a priest of the Diocese of Leeds, as the National Ecumenical Officer.
Senior church leaders call for an end to the war in Gaza
They call for an end to the deadly escalation of suffering and give thanks to the churches of the Holy Land for their faithful service, profound solidarity and peaceful witness.
“Human beings need care, not death”
UK Eastern Christian Bishops call on Parliament to reject Assisted Suicide in historic joint letter.