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CEEC expresses ‘deep sadness’ on the death of Bishop Andrew Watson of Guildford
On Tuesday 3 March, the Bishop of Dorking, the Rt Reverend Paul Davies, announced the death of The Rt Revd Andrew Watson, Bishop of Guildford. He died peacefully, surrounded by his family. The news comes less than a month after Bishop Andrew announced that he had been diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer. On sharing his bleak prognosis with the wider diocese, he reassured them that he was “cheerfully persisting towards a good death”, and that his “faith in the resurrection of the body and the life everlasting, had only grown stronger”. Bishop Julian Henderson, President, Church of England Evangelical Council, …
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 …
CEEC responds to the announcement of the next Archbishop of Canterbury
The Church of England Evangelical Council …
How is Christian Nationalism playing out in the UK? How might we as Christians respond? Pete Lynas writes…
What is Christian Nationalism? Who is …
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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 coming to church for the first time, curious about Jesus, exploring the Christian faith. But I wonder if, like me, you’ve asked yourself: What next? How can we best help people who are new to Christianity take the next step? Here are four themes we’ve noticed from our work at The Word One to One. Helping Everyone Play Their Part I love this story from a church in Northern Ireland. A woman new to church turns up one Sunday. A chat with the person she sits next to …
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