"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
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
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.
Press release here
GOVERNMENT CONSULTATION ON BANNING CONVERSION THERAPY
The government have extended the consultation period on the possibility of banning conversion therapy until February 4th. CEEC commends the work of Evangelical Alliance with regard to this consultation - see their website here – and invites evangelicals to respond to the consultation (NB – the detailed and helpful advice offered on the EA website).
APPOINTMENT OF A DIRECTOR OF STRATEGY AND OPERATIONS
CEEC is delighted to announce the appointment of Rev Canon John Dunnett as
Director of Strategy and Operations (f/t) from 1st February 2022.
He will work as part of the staff team and with volunteers from across the evangelical
networks to help fulfil the CEEC’s vision.
John joins the CEEC team from CPAS, where he has been General Director since 2006.
PRESS RELEASE here.
CEEC is delighted to announce the appointment of Rev Canon John Dunnett as
Director of Strategy and Operations (f/t) from 1st February 2022.
He will work as part of the staff team and with volunteers from across the evangelical
networks to help fulfil the CEEC’s vision.
John joins the CEEC team from CPAS, where he has been General Director since 2006.
PRESS RELEASE here.
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.
LIVING IN LOVE AND FAITH
Resources to help evangelicals engage with the LLF course are available on
the Resources/Living in Love and Faith page of this website here.
the Resources/Living in Love and Faith page of this website here.
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.
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LESSONS LEARNED REVIEW CONCERNING
JONATHAN FLETCHER AND EMMANUEL WIMBLEDON
The trustees of CEEC have issued a press release following the publication of the thirtyone:eight
lessons learned review on Jonathan Fletcher and Emmanuel Wimbledon. Read it here.
At times of lament like this all human words can feel inadequate,
but returning to this familiar prayer might be helpful.
lessons learned review on Jonathan Fletcher and Emmanuel Wimbledon. Read it here.
At times of lament like this all human words can feel inadequate,
but returning to this familiar prayer might be helpful.