'...full of grace and truth.'
John 1:14
Church of England Evangelical Council
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
'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 report from the CEEC annual residential meeting 9-10 January 2019
Read it here.
A response to the House of Bishops’ “Pastoral Guidance for use in conjunction with the Affirmation of Baptismal Faith in the context of gender transition'' from the CEEC Officers and Working Group.
Read it here.
Read it here.
Rt Rev’d Julian Henderson (CEEC president)
Rev’d Hugh Palmer (CEEC chair)
Mr Stephen Hofmeyr (CEEC secretary)
Rev’d George Curry (CEEC treasurer)
Rev'd Robert Slipper (Chair Working Group)
Rev’d John Dunnett , Rev’d Dr Andrew Goddard, Rev’d Rachel Marszalek, Mrs Amanda Robbie, Mrs Alison Wynne (CEEC Working Group)
Rev’d Hugh Palmer (CEEC chair)
Mr Stephen Hofmeyr (CEEC secretary)
Rev’d George Curry (CEEC treasurer)
Rev'd Robert Slipper (Chair Working Group)
Rev’d John Dunnett , Rev’d Dr Andrew Goddard, Rev’d Rachel Marszalek, Mrs Amanda Robbie, Mrs Alison Wynne (CEEC Working Group)
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