Together for the Church of England is a group of Anglicans aiming to support and work with all those desiring a more diverse and loving Church of England.
We hope to see full inclusion and equality in the Church of England. We recognise that we all understand the unconditional love of God for all people in different ways, but seek to grow a church which gathers all who profess faith in God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
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- Disability Benefit CutsFiona MacMillan, Trustee of Together for the Church of England, writes: The Government has announced huge changes to disability and incapacity benefits. Disability, health and poverty organisations are extremely concerned… Read more: Disability Benefit Cuts
- Together write to the House of BishopsThe following letter has been sent by the Chair and Vice-Chair of Together for the Church of England to the House of Bishops. It raises concerns about those excluded from… Read more: Together write to the House of Bishops
- Response to Supreme Court Ruling, 16th April 2025Today’s decision by the Supreme Court will have come as a shock, and trans people will understandably fear its ramifications. Already it is being used as a cover for transphobic… Read more: Response to Supreme Court Ruling, 16th April 2025
- Together in London Diocese Launch EventWe are pleased to announce that the initial gathering for Together in London Diocese will be on 1st March from 10am – 1pm at the Swiss Church in London. The hope… Read more: Together in London Diocese Launch Event
- A Church Near You – Adding the Prayers of Love and FaithOpenness and transparency on whether a church offers the Prayers of Love and Faith or not is really important. One way to communicate that your church has chosen to offer… Read more: A Church Near You – Adding the Prayers of Love and Faith
- Revised statement from Together for the Church of England following the Makin Review The Trustees of Together for The Church of England join with the rest of the Church in lamenting the hideous abuses perpetrated by John Smyth and detailed in the Makin… Read more: Revised statement from Together for the Church of England following the Makin Review