"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
NEW - APPOINTMENT OF A DIRECTOR OF COMMUNICATIONS
CEEC is delighted to announce the appointment of Helen Catt as Director of Communications (p/t) from November 2021.
Helen has worked in Corporate Communications since 2003, for PR agencies and in-house, including a number of years at London Business School. Her work has straddled global corporations, governments and not for profit organisations and she has managed multi-market PR teams to build and protect reputations through a variety of media campaigns.
She and her family are committed members of the Church of England in north London.
CEEC is delighted to announce the appointment of Helen Catt as Director of Communications (p/t) from November 2021.
Helen has worked in Corporate Communications since 2003, for PR agencies and in-house, including a number of years at London Business School. Her work has straddled global corporations, governments and not for profit organisations and she has managed multi-market PR teams to build and protect reputations through a variety of media campaigns.
She and her family are committed members of the Church of England in north London.
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.
PRESS RELEASE here
A short trailer for ONE is available here - for use in churches (and elsewhere) to promote engagement
with the panel discussion film.
PRESS RELEASE here
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 - NEW RESOURCES
Following the launch of the Living in Love and Faith (LLF) resources,
CEEC has issued a press release (November 2020) : read here.
Brief reflections from a selection of CEEC members and friends who were involved in the development of LLF
can be found on the Resources/Living in Love and Faith page of this website here.
Resources to help evangelicals engage with the LLF course are now available on
the Resources/Living in Love and Faith page of this website here.
CEEC has issued a press release (November 2020) : read here.
Brief reflections from a selection of CEEC members and friends who were involved in the development of LLF
can be found on the Resources/Living in Love and Faith page of this website here.
Resources to help evangelicals engage with the LLF course are now available on
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.
BISHOP OF LIVERPOOL : CEEC STATEMENT
CEEC has issued a statement here following the recent speech by the Bishop of Liverpool in which he advocated a change in the doctrine of marriage.
Liverpool DEF has also issued a statement - available via Facebook here.
Liverpool DEF has also issued a statement - available via Facebook 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.
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The Church of England Evangelical Council is looking to support evangelicals in the GENERAL SYNOD ELECTIONS Click here to visit the newly released CEEC/EGGS General Synod election website Click the image to download an election leaflet |
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