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Dr Ian Watson, County Ecumenical Officer for Norfolk and Waveney, reflects on the connection between the Trinity and unity and why it should bring hope to our ecumenical journey
The Holy Trinity and Christian Unity
UK Faith Leaders Write to PM
Representatives of UK faiths, have written to the UK Prime Minister expressing concern over the police raid on the Quaker Westminster Meeting House which took place on the 27 March 2025
Update from Norfolk's ecumenical committee
The Denominational Ecumenical Officer committee for Norfolk and Waveney met on May 28 in Norwich. Dr Ian Watson County Ecumenical Officer reports
Anniversary of Nicaea
​To mark the 1700th anniversary of the Council of Nicaea, Dr Ian Watson County Ecumenical Officer, gives an extended reflection on why it is so important to honour it
NWCT talk on Christian unity in Norfolk
The inaugural annual talk on Christian Unity by Churches Together in Norfolk and Waveney (NWCT) took place at Diss Methodist Church on May 22.
The Future of UK Christian Social Action?
A recent article has been published titled: A Call to Courage: Rethinking the Future of Christian Social Action. It reports on The Advent Retreat, a gathering of leaders who met to reflect on the future of Christian social action
An Encouraging Start for Unity in Rome
The newly inaugurated Bishop of Rome recently met with different denominational leaders giving a positive message on unity: Dr Ian Watson offers his reflections
International Theology Meeting
An international symposium on the Council of Nicaea takes place in Bucharest
Christian unity is alive in East Norfolk
Celebrating Christian Unity: A Visit to the Church in the Community Group for the District of Great Yarmouth
Thy Kingdom Come
This year marks the tenth anniversary of Thy Kingdom Come, the global ecumenical prayer movement for evangelisation occurring annually from Ascension to Pentecost. This year it runs from 29 May to 8 June 2025.
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