Association of Interchurch Families

The Association of Interchurch Families (AIF) offers a support network for families in which one partner is usually Roman Catholic and the other a Christian of another communion. It gives a voice for such couples and families as they seek to make their pastoral needs known within the churches, as well as making a vital contribution to the growing together of the churches.

See website for further details

Web Updates

Joint meeting of Anglican and Catholic Bishops

The Catholic bishops of England and Wales and Church of England bishops met in Leicester from January 16th to 17th for their biennial conference

Ecumenical Worship Service

His Eminence Archbishop Angaelos of London will give the address at this service on 22 January at St Philip's Church, Earls Court Road, W8 6QH

Faith Leaders speak out on Refugees

Faith representatives published a letter in the Sunday Telegraph on 6 January 2019 urging the government to rethink its approach to immigration

Archbishop Evangelou receives MBE

A member of the CTE Enabling Group, Archbishop Evangelou appeared in this year’s honours list for services to the Edmonton Eagles Amateur Boxing Club.

2 Posts in the CTE team

Churches Together in England is seeking to appoint two people in the team. One is a full time Evangelism and Mission Co-ordinator. The other is part-time 1 year fixed term contract for a Communications and Media Officer.

CTE Evangelism and Mission Co-ordinator

for Churches Together in England. Applications must be received by 12 noon on Friday 1st February 2019

CTE Communications and Media Officer

for Churches Together in England. Applications must be received by 12 noon on Friday 1st February 2019

CTE staff member wins award

Service for Christians in the Middle East

At Westminster Abbey with The Prince of Wales and national church leaders and 1000 in the congregation.

100 Cities Summit

Report from a conference of world unity network leaders in Washington DC that included reps from England.