Churches Together in Britain and Ireland

• Church and
  Public Issues
 

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• Theology and Unity
• Theology and Unity concerns
• Bi-lateral and multi-lateral dialogues
• The forgotten trinity
• Local ecumenism
• Study Guide - The Church: Towards a Common Vision
• World War I commemoration
• Lent 2015
• Lent 2014
• Lent 2013
• Lent 2012
• Lent 2011:
  The Unreconciled
• Lent 2010
• Lent 2009:
  Sense Making Faith
• Lent 2008:
  Pathways of Prayer
• Week of Prayer for Christian Unity
• Conferences and assemblies
• Advent
• Networks, projects and funds
 

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• Mission
• China Desk
• Inter-Religious
• International Students
• Racial Justice
• Action on Asylum and Refugees
• Environment and Climate Change
• Culture, Identity and the Public Square
• Migration and Movements of People

theology and unity - archive

local ecumenism

Some of the most ecumenical activity happens at local level - local churches and Christians coming together to seek better understanding and greater unity.

In many areas of our nations there are flourishing Churches Together groups and also ecumenical partnerships where congregations seek more formalised agreements to share buildings, church life or ministry.

Each year Churches Together in Britain and Ireland, in partnership with the National Ecumenical Instruments, produces material for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity.

All other matters relating to Local Ecumenism is dealt with by the National Ecumenical Instruments:

England

Churches Together in England 
CTE also has a network of County Ecumenical Officers
Tel: 020 7529 8131
Email
Website

Ireland

Irish Council of Churches
Tel: 028 (048 from Republic) 9066 3145
Email
Website

Scotland

Action for Churches Together in Scotland
Tel: 0159 216980
Email  
Website

Wales

CYTUN (Eglwysi ynghyd yng Nghymru/Churches Together in Wales)
Tel: 029 20 464204 
Email  
Website