Yorkshire and the Humber – Churches Together in England

Changing young lives

Chair of Churches Together in Redcar and Director of Operations at Blank Canvas, Jonny Hedges, shares the story of partnership and Pentecost

“Called to be a family”

Snelson Fund awardee Dan Tarrant travelled from Sheffield to the 24-7 prayer annual international Gathering in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Praying over Withernsea

Secretary of Withernsea Churches Together, Josie Briggs shares how members lifted the people of their town in prayer.

Remembering Mgr William Steele

Fr Billy Steele was a key Roman Catholic figure in English ecumenism from the 1980s onwards.

Joining the Your Local Pantry network

Church Action on Poverty's Gavin Aitchison shares the story of a new Your Local Pantry in Leeds.

Local mission together

What does it look like when churches work together locally in a particular place (a town or large village)?

Arise Sheffield 2021: city-wide daily prayer walks

Arise Sheffield Team Member Beth Craggs shares this inspiring story of 150 churches uniting to prayer-walk and send 240,000 Easter cards across the city

Carols by headlight

Salvation Army officer, Ian Haylett, from Thirsk in North Yorkshire shares how his local churches worked together this 'Covid Christmas'.

Local unity means hundreds of Scarborough children experience the good news

An innovative project in local schools in Scarborough is sharing the good news with hundreds of children.

Churches Together in South Yorkshire: Local ecumenical activity survey 2016-17

Research undertaken in Yorkshire, into local formal and informal ecumenical activity