Member Churches – Page 7 – Churches Together in England

Spotlight on: Archbishop Dr Costakis Evangelou MBE, President of the Ixthus Church Council

CTE's Min Shermara Fletcher-Hoyte went to meet this inspiring Pentecostal leader at his boxing gym in north London.

New General Secretary for CLC

The Council of Lutheran Churches has appointed Rev Meelis Süld to succeed Dr Anna Krauss.

Join the CLC on the ‘In the footsteps of Luther’ tour

The Council of Lutheran Churches invites Christians from CTE's Member Churches to book places on their tour in October 2024.

“I’m not trying to build a church brand…I’m trying to serve the Kingdom”

A long read: Meet the new head of the Elim Pentecostal Church, Rev Mark Pugh.

“Ecumenism is in the heart of the Christian church”

His Holiness Baselios Marthoma Mathews III had a message of unity and cooperation on his visit to the UK.

New Ecumenical Award at the Ministers’ Appreciation Ball 2024

General Secretary Bishop Mike Royal reports on the inaugural CTE award for Outstanding Ecumenical Leadership.

Walk with Me – Sunday 23 June

Join with Christians from across the traditions in a multi-faith silent meditation peace walk in central London.

Variations in Christian Art. Mennonite, Mormon, Quaker and Swedenborgian – A review

Former CTE General Secretary Rev Dr Paul Goodliff reviews a new book on the art of four different Christian traditions. The section on Quaker art is authored by CTE's Chair, Rowena Loverance.

Meet the new Methodist Ecumenical Officer Steven Cooper

Rev Steven introduces himself in his new role and shares his experience of more than a quarter of a century of ecumenical work.

Spotlight on: Rev David Whyte, District Superintendent of the Wesleyan Holiness Church

The first in an occasional series where CTE's Min Shermara Fletcher-Hoyte talks with inspiring church leaders from our Pentecostal and Charismatic national Member Churches.

Rothwell’s ecumenical welcome

Members of the Northamptonshire town's Methodist church invited neighbours from two recently closed churches to worship and work alongside them.

Churches champion voter registration

Joining the national initiative to ensure everyone has the opportunity to participate and be heard in the democratic process at the upcoming General Election.