The Presidents of Churches Together in England
Churches Together in England is represented by Presidents from the major traditions of our Member Churches.
There are six Presidents of Churches Together in England, who each sign a Covenant which describes their commitment to each other and to the churches in England.
The CTE’s Presidents meet regularly and liaise on a wide variety of issues of common interest and concern. In the past, they have visited the Holy Land together.
Their meetings are facilitated by Paul Goodliff, General Secretary of CTE.
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Archbishop Justin Welby
The Archbishop of Canterbury
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Cardinal Vincent Nichols
The Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster
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Revd Dr Hugh Osgood
The Free Churches Moderator
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To be confirmed
The President nominated by the Religious Society of Friends (ie the Quakers), the Church of Scotland (Presbytery of England) and the Lutheran and German-speaking Churches
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Archbishop Angaelos of London
The President for the Orthodox Churches
appointment press release, Jan 2017
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Pastor Agu Irukwu
The Pentecostal President
appointment press release, Oct 2017 • Memorandum of Agreement
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In June 2002 the then Presidents signed a Personal Covenant in the presence of Her Majesty The Queen, at Windsor. This Covenant has subsequently been signed by new Presidents as they are appointed.