There is no set rate for the annual subscription for Member Churches, since CTE is a community of churches – more like a family than a formal organisation. We therefore trust our members to pay what they can afford in the light of what is needed. Our accounts are in the public domain.
CTE has no source of income apart from subscriptions from its Member Churches and from Intermediate Bodies – so your money really is important to us, and without it we could not serve you as we do. By funding CTE, Member Churches are responding in a very practical way to Jesus’ prayer that ‘all may be one’; creating an ecumenical space in which fruitful collaboration and mutual understanding can grow, so that we as churches can work more closely together in our great task of sharing in God’s mission and making the gospel of Christ known in our nation.
Do we have the correct information for your Church?
To ensure that the annual subscriptions reminder goes to the correct person, Member Churches are asked to please ensure that Lorraine Shannon, CTE’s Operations Manager, has the current name and contact details of their Treasurer or Finance Office.
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