Useful Information – Churches Together in England

You can also access more resources for local groups in our local unity section.

Who can join my local Churches Together group?

Advice on membership for local groups – with the key focus being on relationships.

Joint ventures – running projects together

Find resources and ideas for running projects with other churches locally.

Agreements/Constitutions for local groups

As well as encouraging good relationship building, we recommend that all local Churches Together groups have their own written Agreement.

Insurance for local groups

It is important to note that you must have insurance in place for joint activities run by local Churches Together groups.

Formal Declaration of Ecumenical Welcome and Commitment

In many localities there is only one church building. This formal declaration offers a way of welcoming Christians of different denominations into these churches.

Safeguarding Links

Signposting you to further information on safeguarding best practice.

The Churches Together logo

Find out more about the CTE logo and how to request a personalised version for your local group

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A Flexible Framework for Local Unity in Mission

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How to Get Started Locally

Top tips and advice for getting started locally.

Ecumenical resource library

A library of resources created to help churches work together ecumenically.