What does CTE stand for?

Churches Together in England

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Dr Joe Aldred, secretary for Minority Ethnic Christian Affairs with Churches Together in England, said a far higher proportion of African Caribbean pupils, particularly boys, were being expelled or suspended from school.

City bishop in race row; EDUCATION: Bias claim over expelled black ...

Dr Cornick is general secretary of Churches Together in England and the chair will be taken by the Rev Aled Edwards, general secretary of CYTUN, Churches Together in Wales.

How the past affects present; VIEWPOINTS

The service at 11am will also hear from Linda Ali, vice-chair of the United Society for the Propagation of the Gospel, and Bishop Joe Aldred, secretary for Minority Ethnic Christian Affairs for Churches Together in Britain and Ireland and Churches Together in England.

Plea for witnesses

Guidelines for Methods of Administration of Holy Communion from Churches Together in England are available on www.

Dealing with eucharistic `leftovers' can cause deep offence

The Millennium Prayers proposed by Churches Together in England are worse than a joke.

Rhetoric, reality and the public services

One service in The Millennium Prayers - launched by the Churches Together in England group, which represents all major denominations invites worshippers to arrange a display including cardboard boxes, a UB40 benefit form and copies of The Big Issue, the magazine distributed by the homeless.

Say sorry for the century of sin, urge churchmen

Officials of Churches Together in England, the interdenominational group behind the [pounds sterling]7million campaign, said it was important not to force Christianity on those who might otherwise be pleased to light the candle in their windows a few minutes before midnight on December 31, 1999.

Churches' millennium message ignores God

The Church penitent THERE is a dreary predictability about the guidelines for the Millennium from Churches Together In England, which counts the Archbishop of Canterbury among its presidents.

Voting for a British `president'