What is Christian Unity?
Jesus prayed that his disciples might be one so the world
may believe.
Christian Unity furthers God's mission of peace for the whole
world.
The Church of England is working with other Churches for
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The full visible unity of the Church
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Local unity in mission.
How does the Church of England work with other
Churches in England and the UK?
The Church of England maintains relations with a wide
range of other Churches in England, through formal conversations
and agreements as well as informal relationship building, and by
collaborating nationally and locally in areas of joint
mission.
To read more click on Working Together in
England on the left.
How does the Church of England's work with other
Churches in Europe?
The Church of England is firmly committed to mission and
unity with our European partner churches, esepecially those with
whom there are special agreements.
To read more click on Working Together in
Europe on the left.
How does the Church of England work locally with other
Churches in dioceses and parishes?
In almost every local community, the Church of England exists
alongside an increasing number and diversity of other churches. In
many places we work extensively with some longstanding partner
churches, and, increasingly, with a range of new partners.
To read more click on Working Together
Locally on the left.
What does the Council for Christian Unity
do?
The Council for Christian Unity (CCU) supports the Church of
England in seeking the unity of the Christian Church through
ecumenical conversations, local unity initiatives, theological
research and reflection.
- To read more click on Council for Christian
Unity on the left.
- For informatuion about Future Events,
click on the link to the right.