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Churches Together in Lancashire (CTL) is the agency through which the Christian denominations and congregations of the county seek to work in partnership at every level. We sponsor churches and congregations working together in covenanted Local Ecumenical Partnerships, and we aim to support and resource Local Churches Together Groups across the county, but we are here as a resource for ALL Lancashire’s churches.

To find out who’s who in CTL, click here.

Do you have a good news story of churches working in partnership you’d like to share? If so, please contact  CTL at

admin@ctlancashire.org.uk.

 

 

....Our Partners  at County level...The Baptist Union -  North Western Baptist Association

.......The Methodist Church - North Lancashire District;   Bolton and Rochdale District .......The Church of England - Diocese of Blackburn.......The Roman Catholic Church - Diocese of Lancaster;  Diocese of Salford;  Archdiocese of Liverpool.......The United Reformed Church - North Western Synod.......The Salvation Army - Central North Division; North Western Division.......The Society of Friends - Lancashire Central & North Area;  .......  and many of our local Churches Together Groups also have member  congregations of other denominations.......

 

 

 

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Welcome

Are your local churches looking for ways to connect with and serve the community?

 

Our friends at the Lancashire County Council Volunteer Service would love to hear from you.

 

Contact them to find out about the many opportunities for volunteering in your area.

 

Click here to download a poster with more information and the number to call.

 

Major Review of County level Ecumenism

 

Last year, Churches Together in England conducted a major review of how ecumenism is encouraged and supported at intermediate or county level.
The review is interesting reading, and clearly indicates that ‘Churches Together’ life as we’ve known it in recent years is changing, and facing new challenges and opportunities.

 

You can download the full report,  ‘A Review of Intermediate Ecumenical Life in England, August 2011’  here as a pdf document