"God so loved the world that He gave His only son - that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have eternal life."
John 3:16
John 3:16
Church of England Evangelical Council (CEEC)
Welcome to the CEEC website.
CEEC is a network of networks, bringing evangelicals in the Church of England together for the sake
of the gospel. More
CEEC is a network of networks, bringing evangelicals in the Church of England together for the sake
of the gospel. More
CEEC commends the statement made by the Archbishops of Canterbury and York here and
encourages evangelicals to pray for Ukraine, Russia and for peace.
CEEC invites you to visit the Evangelical Alliance website here - for a helpful reflection by CEO Gavin Calver and links to organisations that can support action to help those directly impacted by the war.
The Church of England has published a toolkit to help local churches respond to the crisis in Ukraine here.
NEW - A REGULAR E-BULLETIN FOR EVANGELICALS
NEW - 'GOD'S BEAUTIFUL STORY'.
The first 2 of a collection of films have been released to help evangelical churches
continue to discuss/study human sexuality and the implications of any future changes
in the understanding/practice of the Church of England.
See Press Release HERE
IN LAMENT
CHURCH CULTURES, POWER AND ABUSE
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 response to the criticism and recommendations made by the review, and the subsequent wider reflections of a representative group of Anglican evangelical church leaders (women and men, younger and older, lay and ordained, conservative and charismatic, and survivors of abuse) convened by the CEEC.
The materials include an introductory film, some culture review questions and a Liturgy of Lament.
The CEEC describes the materials as ‘first steps’ in helping local churches reflect on, lament and address existing and potential issues surrounding power and abuse.
on the back of the recent Thirtyone:eight independent reviews into two prominent evangelical churches and their leaders.
The materials are both in response to the criticism and recommendations made by the review, and the subsequent wider reflections of a representative group of Anglican evangelical church leaders (women and men, younger and older, lay and ordained, conservative and charismatic, and survivors of abuse) convened by the CEEC.
The materials include an introductory film, some culture review questions and a Liturgy of Lament.
The CEEC describes the materials as ‘first steps’ in helping local churches reflect on, lament and address existing and potential issues surrounding power and abuse.
HOLY COMMUNION IN BOTH KINDS
CEEC invites you to read the new Grove booklet by Andrew Atherstone and Andrew Goddard on the case for individual cups.
For more information, please see:
Interview with Andrew Atherstone here
Church Times article here
Church Society review here
To purchase a hard copy, visit Grove Books
Interview with Andrew Atherstone here
Church Times article here
Church Society review here
To purchase a hard copy, visit Grove Books
ONE : PROMOTING A BIBLICAL DISCUSSION OF RACISM AND ETHNICITY
CEEC invites you to engage in a biblical discussion of racism and ethnicity using the 'ONE' resources on this website here.
A short trailer for ONE is available here - for use in churches (and elsewhere) to promote engagement
with the panel discussion film.
A short trailer for ONE is available here - for use in churches (and elsewhere) to promote engagement
with the panel discussion film.
THE BEAUTIFUL STORY
CEEC is pleased to present 'The Beautiful Story' - a film to encourage and enable evangelicals to engage and contend in discussions about human sexuality.
For a fuller introduction and suggested 'next steps' for church leaders read here.
For a fuller introduction and suggested 'next steps' for church leaders read here.
JOIN US IN READING SCRIPTURE WITH JOHN STOTT
CEEC is supporting an initiative by EFAC (see link further down this page) to encourage evangelicals throughout the Anglican Communion to use 'Through the year with John Stott' as a framework for daily bible reading from the end of August 2021 for a 12 month period. You can purchase the book from a number of places including here.
