Churches Together in Britain and Ireland – working for unity, peace, and social justice
We bring churches together across Britain and Ireland, supporting ecumenical efforts, and promoting collaboration, mission, and justice.
Our key initiatives
CTBI provides spaces for member churches to engage in dialogue and relationship-building, and support collaborative action on issues of shared concern.
During Lent, reflect with us on the themes of identity-based conflict, barriers to belonging and the resulting pressures on relationships.
Resources for the COVID-19 Day of Reflection, 8 March 2026, an opportunity to remember those who lost their lives during the pandemic.
Watch again: Hear about the fruits of the dialogue relating to the place of creeds, from two theologians and members of IFTAG.
Catch up on the latest details of Church involvement and activities linked to immigration, asylum and refugee issues.
Richard Reddie pays tribute to Revd Jesse L Jackson, the civil rights leader and activist who has died at the age of 84.
What do reparations mean in practice? This was explored in this discussion, co-hosted by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Afrikan Reparations an…
New edition of ‘Hospitality and Sanctuary for All’ from Inderjit Bhogal, revised in 2025, includes a new chapter outlining the idea of Church of Sanctuary…
An inspiring evening, with interactive talks and discussion on a range of topics such as economics, racism and the climate crisis.
During this Green Christian workshop, discover how a couple turned their 1950s home into a Passivhaus.
Discover the latest initiatives from the Environmental Issues Network member churches and faith organisations.
Our strategic plan
Find out about the wide-ranging work of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI).
Our strategic plan for 2023-27, produced in consultation with our member churches, reflects the diversity of our membership and the churches’ ecumenical commitment to the promotion of the common good and to building a just and compassionate society for all.
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