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Denominational Ecumenical Officers 

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Denominational Ecumenical Officers (DEOs) are appointed by their own Churches to offer advice and resources for local ecumenism within a particular County Body or Church (ie, Diocese, District, Synod, Baptist Association).

DEOs work as a team together with the County Officer. They also relate to their own National Ecumenical Officer (NEO).

The Churches at national level have approved job descriptions for DEOs.

To contact a particular Denominational Ecumenical Officer try looking at the Diocesan/District/Synod/Baptist Association website.  Alternatively contact the relevant National Ecumenical Officer or County Ecumenical Officer for details.

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