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King PMM defeated by House of Bishops in knife-edge vote
A Private Member’s Motion seeking to affirm that committed, faithful, intimate same-sex relationships are compatible with Christian discipleship was narrowly defeated at this week’s meeting of the Church of England’s General Synod in York. The motion, proposed by Helen King and amended by the Very Revd Christopher Dalliston, was debated on Monday 13 July as part of the Church’s continuing dialogue around marriage and sexual ethics. The original motion stated: ‘… that there are no fundamental objections to being in a committed, faithful, intimate same-sex relationship, and that such a relationship can be entirely compatible with Christian discipleship.‘ Following a …
CEEC launches ‘PRAYjuly’ for the Church of England
The Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC) is …
General Synod committee gives thumbs up to debating ‘significant’ Private Members’ Motion
In July this year, the Church …
CEEC expresses ‘deep sadness’ at the death of Bishop Andrew Watson of Guildford
On Tuesday 3 March, the Bishop …
CEEC’s National Director resigns as Honorary Canon over Prayers of Love and Faith
Reverend John Dunnett, National Director, Church …
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The Church can’t ignore privilege, class and poverty – and neither can future leaders, writes Revd Jonathan Macy
I recently had the opportunity to attend Oak Hill College’s annual School of theology event. This year the title was: Class and Ministry in the UK Today. It is a one-day event, although for me it was three days, and it showed how evangelicals, while often cast as those who don’t do privilege, class and poverty too well, actually do – and are looking to God to do it better! It formed one day of an “Impact Week” for the students, to enable them, as future leaders in churches, to …
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