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What is the CEEC?
The Church of England Council is a federation of Anglican Evangelical Agencies who realise that their voices carry more weight when they speak together.
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Who are the CEEC?
CEEC has 40 members, lay and clerical, drawn from Evangelical groups in the dioceses, theological colleges, mission agencies and General Synod. The Council is currently chaired by the Revd Dr Richard Turnbull.
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What does the CEEC do?
We encourage ideas on how to encourage, support and enable thinking and witness in church, nation and across the world.
We provide a resource for those engaged in Evangelical witness in every area of church life.
We provide a focus for action at national level.
We organise a national forum, the National Evangelical Anglican Conference, NEAC, to bring together Anglican Evangelicals for debate, planning and fellowship.
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How does the CEEC work?
We help to serve and co-ordinate the nation-wide network of Diocesan Evangelical Fellowships and Unions.
We stimulate Evangelical theologians and other leaders to influence the national scene through synods and through such publications as the St Andrew's Day Statement which has been pivotal in the world-wide homosexuality debate. This paved the way for the book: "A Way Forward?" edited by Dr. Tim Bradshaw.
We participate in the world-wide witness to the great Biblical and Reformation principles of our faith, through our links with EFAC - Evangelical Fellowship in the Anglican Communion - of which CEEC was the mother body, through the inspiration of John Stott.
Our Basis of Belief can be found here.
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What can I do to help?
YOU could be directly involved in promoting the evangelical point of view through your service on a Church or mission agency or through parish, deanery, diocesan or General Synods.
YOU can help to keep an Evangelical perspective to the forefront of the church's life by backing CEEC financially.
YOU can PRAY. To ensure that your prayers are informed, register for our quarterly Newsletter on the Home page.
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