Denominational Ecumenical Officers

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.

Web Updates

CTE Forum 2018

Press Release following 270 delegates and 6 Presidents together at Swanwick 17th - 19th Sept 2018

Hope Eastleigh mission week

A video of activities in 5 streams run during a week of mission by a Churches Together group in Hampshire

New name for CCPAS

Now called thirtyone:eight to reflect the text from Proverbs and work now wider than 'Churches' Child protection Advisory Service.

Heading to CTE Forum 2018

The 6 CTE Presidents and 200+ delegates from member churches, Intermediate Bodies, Agencies, Bodies in Association of CTE ...

New membership of English ARC

Appointed 2018-2023 for the English Anglican-Roman Catholic committee.

100th meeting of English ARC

An extended meeting was held at Lambeth Palace on 2nd July with guests of the English Anglican-Roman Catholic committee.

CEC agreed priorities

The Conference of European Churches has agreed its priorities for the coming years from the 114 member churches.

Corrymeela in Exeter

Day event, evening poets and an ecumenical service in Exeter 17th, 18th November 2018, with Pádraig Ó Tuama, poet and theologian, leader of the Corrymeela Community.

Poet in Residence for JPIT

Revd Lucy Berry of the United Reformed Church, appointed for Join Public Issues Team.

CTBI appoint Richard Reddie

Churches Together in Britian and Ireland have appointed Richard Reddie as the new Director for Justice and Inclusion.