Churches Together in England (CTE) has launched this year’s MA Prize for the best thesis around the themes of mission, evangelism and church planting in the UK context.
A look back at 50 years of interreligious dialogue by the WCC, dating back to the establishment of the Office of Interreligious Dialogue and Cooperation in 1971.
The Conference of European Churches (CEC) highlighted churches’ vision for the Conference on the Future of Europe in European Commission’s High-Level Dialogue Meeting, emphasising the contribution of Christian voices, together with other faiths, in developing Europe’s future.
The conversion to Christianity by asylum seekers in Europe has raised pastoral, theological-missiological, legal, as well as ethical questions and dilemmas for the churches.
Liz Burroughs introduces the plans for the 2022 World Day of Prayer service and Sarah Mullally, Bishop of London, talks about modern day slavery, racial justice and domestic abuse, especially with reference to women.
As a church-fellowship, CEC will strengthen its work to develop Christian voices in European political institutions and beyond, while being grounded in firm theological reflection.
A new report detailing how clergy have fared in the Covid pandemic is published today as part of the latest findings from the Church of England’s Living Ministry research programme.
There is a custom of blessing homes on the Feast of the Epiphany (6 January) when the family gather to ask God’s blessing on their home and family life.
The Archbishops of Canterbury and York have joined leaders from across the Church of England, the Anglican Communion and other churches in paying tribute to Desmond Tutu the Archbishop Emeritus of Cape Town, who has died at the age of 90.
On 2nd June 2022 choirs throughout the four nations of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth are being invited to join together in local collaboration and sing the newly written Song for Her Majesty the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee at 9.45 pm as beacons are lit in celebration of this extraordinary moment.
The leader of the Labour Party writes: At a time when people need solace and support, churches have been a beacon for this country and a source of great inspiration for us all.