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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the Church of England Evangelical Council? 
Founded in 1960 by John Stott, CEEC has for over fifty years sought to bring together evangelicals in the Church of England. 

Why is CEEC relaunching? 
Over recent years CEEC has reviewed and consulted widely on its structure 
and work. We have identified what we believe is needed at this time given the 
opportunities and challenges for evangelicals in the Church of England. 
In June 2014 CEEC agreed a new constitution and appointed a new 
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Chair and President. 

Who are the new CEEC leadership? 
The (new) Chair of the Council is Hugh Palmer, Rector of All Souls, Langham Place. 
The (new) President is Julian Henderson, Bishop of Blackburn. A (new) Council met 
for the first time in January 2015 and appointed a group to take forward the vision 
through 2015. 

What is the new CEEC vision and strategy? 
The CEEC’s  vision is that for mission and evangelism to flourish CEEC :
• Should encourage and equip evangelicals in the Church of England to keep 
mission and evangelism as a  permanent priority,
• Will facilitate biblical  teaching and  equipping,
• Will advocate the presence and engagement of evangelicals in the  structures and life of the Church of England,
• Will promote and pursue unity amongst evangelicals.

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  • Home
  • About
    • FAQs
    • Council Members
    • Basis Of Faith
    • EFAC
    • Constitution
    • DEFs
    • Annual Gathering
  • Vision
  • News
  • Resources
    • Statements >
      • St Andrews Day Statement
      • St Matthias Day Statement
    • Articles and Papers >
      • Human sexuality >
        • On why conservatives remain conservative
        • Guarding the Deposit
        • Apostolic Faith and Life
        • Why Issues of Human Sexuality are not Adiaphora
        • Other >
          • Review: Journeys in Grace and Truth
          • Critique: Pastoral Letter from the Bishops of the Church in Wales
          • A Response to 'The Wreck of Catholic Identity'
          • Review: A Way Forward
          • Review: This Holy Estate
          • Review: Theology of Marriage
          • Review: Study of Marriage
          • Critique: Pilling Report
          • Critique: Covenant and Calling
          • Review: More Perfect Union
      • Reconciliation >
        • Review: Living Reconciliation
      • Inclusion >
        • Biblical Inclusivity, Paul Perkins
    • Reviews >
      • Review: He Gave Us Stories
      • Review: The Widening Circle
      • Review: A Passion for Faithfulness
      • Review: A Call to Spiritual Reformation
      • Review: Good Disagreement
      • Review: Breaking the Silence on Spiritual Abuse
      • Review: The Cross of Christ
      • Review: The Clapham Sect
    • Members Resources
  • Links
  • Can We Help?
  • Contact