CEEC continues to believe that the Church of England’s current position on human sexuality is built on the teaching of scripture and is therefore good for individuals and society as a whole. We are therefore committed to praying and working for the outcome of the...

NEW - Film 5 is now released - 'Learning from elsewhere'   In this film we consider the pain and division precipitated in parts of the Anglican church worldwide by liberal change regarding human sexuality - and ask whether we can learn from it ​as we move towards...

We express our great sorrow at the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II and give thanks for the life and faith ​of 'our gracious Sovereign Lady'. She has been a tower of strength through tumultuous times to so many, giving quiet testimony to her faith in Christ...

CEEC notes two emerging and significant discussions ​ Firstly, as to relationships between the Communion provinces.In short, are we a Communion where vision is ecumenically shared or one in which provincial autonomy is central? Andrew Goddard has argued, ‘The account...

CEEC has published a series of materials designed to help evangelical churches review, repent and reshape their cultures on the back of the recent Thirtyone:eight independent reviews into two prominent evangelical churches and their leaders. The materials are both in...

CEEC invites you to engage in a biblical discussion of racism and ethnicity using the 'ONE' resources on this website. A short trailer for ONE is available here - for use in churches (and elsewhere) to promote engagement with the panel discussion film.