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General Synod committee gives thumbs up to debating ‘significant’ Private Members’ Motion
In July this year, the Church of England will see the most significant Private Members’ Motion (PMM) on sex and marriage in the last 40 years being brought to General Synod. It has been confirmed by the Business Committee that the July General Synod will debate the PMM proposed by Professor Helen King, which seeks to affirm the compatibility of intimate same sex relationships with Christian discipleship. The controversial motion (in full below) is cleverly worded and designed to secure support for a revision of the Church of England’s sexual ethics, without explicitly asking for a change to Church of …
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 …
Four CofE vicars highlight why their churches are turning to the Ephesian Fund
The Church of England Evangelical Council …
House of Bishops acknowledges theological and legal impediments to standalone services and clergy same sex marriage
On Wednesday 15 October, an update …
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‘Don’t let your voice go unheard!’, writes John Dunnett
APCM season is here, and with it comes a significant opportunity for church members to help shape the future of the Church of England. At your Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM), representatives are elected to serve on Deanery Synod. It may sound like a small role, but this year it carries particular importance because, in the early autumn, Deanery Synod members vote to elect lay representatives from your diocese to General Synod – this is the body that makes major decisions affecting the life, doctrine, and direction of the Church …
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