We work locally through diocesan based networks of Christians, both clergy and lay, who share our aims. These networks support one another in local campaigning, work to ensure strong representation in the governance structures of the Church of England, and are a voice in their diocese for greater equality. We are also aware that there are many inclusive minded people currently in churches of a more conservative outlook who would appreciate being in touch with inclusive Christians in their area. Forming those connections is something that a diocesan network could help with. The diocesan networks are supported centrally by the national Together team.
Together for the Church of England already has a significant presence on the General Synod through elected members who share the aims of tackling discrimination. Integrating this presence on General Synod with diocesan networks makes a significant difference in promoting equality and inclusion in the Church.
To be in touch with your diocesan Together network, the contacts we currently have are as follows: