G26 GAFCON – an Observer’s perspective, writes John Dunnett
I’m drafting these words in Abuja, Nigeria from the G26 GAFCON Conference which I am attending as an Observer. This …
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People Are Coming to Church for the First Time – But What Next? Writes Allen McCluggage, The Word One to One
CEEC recently asked if you’d noticed signs of a ‘quiet revival’ in your own context, and 63% of you said yes. People are …
Can the Church of England bring healing to the nation? Ian Paul writes…
Sarah Mullally, Archbishop of Canterbury elect, gave a new year’s address setting out some priorities for the Church of England. …
Why the cupboard is bare – Martin Davie writes in response to the reflections by the Dean of St Edmundsbury
It is not my habit to comment on the contents of sermons in this blog. However, the Dean of St …
Learning from our brothers and sisters in Africa
Uganda is a country of contrasts: poverty and wealth, beauty and environmental pollution, a vibrant Anglican church, and widespread corruption. …
“It’s not over yet”, says CEEC’s John Dunnett
LLF – WHERE ARE WE NOW? A MUCH-ANTICIPATED UPDATE On Wednesday 15 October, a Living in Love and Faith (LLF) …
How is Christian Nationalism playing out in the UK? How might we as Christians respond? Pete Lynas writes…
What is Christian Nationalism? Who is associated with it? What does it look like in the UK? How do we, …
CEEC welcomes the replacement of Issues in Human Sexuality….writes John Dunnett
On Tuesday (15 July) morning, the General Synod approved an amended motion, which called for the removal of the 1991 …
