National stories – Churches Together in England

Celebrate Disability Awareness Week – 15 to 22 September

CTE President Rev Canon Helen Cameron will launch Disability Awareness Week with a special service on 15 September.

Apply now for unforgettable and life-changing experiences

The Bill Snelson Young Ecumenists Fund is now open for grant applications from Christians aged 18 to 35. Apply before 31 October.

Receiving Christ in Holy Meals – thinking afresh about Eucharistic celebrations

A Society for Ecumenical Studies webinar on Thursday 24 October at 7.30pm.

Rebuilding relationships despite dissonance and difference

The author of this month's reflection has asked to remain anonymous.

Christians from Eastern and Western traditions meet together for learning and fellowship

CTE's Principal Officer for Mission and Evangelism, Rev Dr Ben Aldous, reports from the annual conference of the Fellowship of St Alban and St Sergius.

Churches Together at CRE 2024 in Milton Keynes – 9 & 10 October

CTE will exhibiting at the Marshall Arena, Milton Keynes alongside colleagues from CTBI and Churches Together in Milton Keynes. FREE tickets available.

Flourishing in Babylon: Black British Agency and Self-Determination – A review

Theologian Clare Williams reviews this new book by former CTE staff member Bishop Dr Joe Aldred.

“Building Peace in a World at War” Conference 27 to 29 September

This timely inter-denominational UK peace conference is hosted by four Christian peace organisations.

Start the conversation for World Suicide Prevention Day, 10 September

Ascension Trust CEO, Bejoy Pal, asks how could your church 'Change the narrative' for those at risk from suicide?

CTE Presidents issue a joint statement in response to recent violent disorder

The Presidents urge churches and communities to work together to put an end to violence, restore peace and heal our nation

Meet the new Salvation Army National Ecumenical Officer Paul Robinson

Major Paul reflects on the joys of his ecumenical journey.

Working together with nature

Snelson Fund awardee Rebecca Boardman, reflects on her time as a member of the community at the Asian Rural Institute in Japan.