CHURCHES TOGETHER IN KENT

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Churches Together in Kent is an organisation that seeks to draw together the Churches in south-east England to develop partnership in mission and evangelism.

Churches Together in Kent seeks to offer to a fragmented society a view of trust and cooperation, a message of unity within our God-given diversity.

Churches Together in Kent seeks to offer to churches in a time of change the opportunity to develop collaborative patterns of mission and ministry.		 Introducing the Revd. Harvey Richardson, County Ecumenical Officer

Newspoints September 2010.

An Afterthought to the September Newspoints.		 The Pilgrim Prayer

Lord God, we thank you for calling us into the company of those who trust in Christ and seek to obey his will. May your Spirit guide and strengthen us in mission and service for your world; for we are strangers no longer but pilgrims together on the way to your kingdom. Amen.
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What we are CTK Constitution History Local C.T.Groups Ecumenical Canons (C of E) Churches Together in England
Officers of CTK Denominational boundaries Week of Prayer L.E.P.s in Kent Charity Law and LEPs
(NEW rules)		 Council for Christian Unity
CTK Council Useful Lists Ecumenism in Europe Think Ecumenically Declaration of Ecumenical Welcome Churches Together in Britain & Ireland
Ecumenical Officers Ecumenical Hospitality
sharing church buildings		 Anglican-Methodist
Covenant NEW		   All about L.E.P.s Anglican-Methodist Covenant
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County Ecumenical Officer: The Revd Harvey Richardson - HarveyCTK[at]aol.com

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6 September 2010

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