Church of England Evangelical Council
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CEEC is a network of networks, bringing evangelicals in the Church of England together for the sake
of the gospel. More
'Therefore encourage one another and build one another up, just as you are doing.'
1 Thessalonians 5v11
CEEC is a network of networks, bringing evangelicals in the Church of England together for the sake
of the gospel. More
'Therefore encourage one another and build one another up, just as you are doing.'
1 Thessalonians 5v11
A letter from evangelical bishops
to the ‘Living in Love and Faith’ Coordinating Group
Bishop Julian Henderson, President of CEEC, writes : ‘In response to repeated requests from around the country, a number of evangelical bishops have produced a letter which they are sending to Bishop Christopher Cocksworth and the Living in Love and Faith (LLF) Coordinating Group. It asks that the LLF work takes seriously the biblical evidence and the church’s traditional understanding of it regarding identity, marriage and relationships, hears the voice of the Anglican Communion and understands that for many evangelicals, change in the Church of England’s teaching and practice has serious consequences. It recognises the challenge facing the LLF Group and offers prayerful support as they wrestle to know the mind of Christ.’
Read it here
Read it here
Gospel, Church and Marriage - preserving Apostolic Faith and Life
At its January 2018 residential, the CEEC reflected on the attached paper ’Gospel, Church & Marriage - Preserving Apostolic Faith and Life’. The Council endorsed it for circulation as a reflection as to how the life changing goodness and ‘amazing grace’ of God can be brought to bear upon current and contentious discussion within the Church of England.
Read it here For a commentary by Andrew Goddard
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Why conservatives remain conservative
In this thoughtful response to the article 'Liar, lunatic or Lord' (ViaMedia.News - October 2018) a group of evangelical theologians explain why biblically conservative evangelicals remain unconvinced by the arguments offered by Mssrs Gillett, Atkinson and Runcorn.
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