Evangelical Group of the General Synod (EGGS)
“We know that Christ, being raised from the dead, will never die again;
death no longer has any dominion over him.”
Romans 6:9
LIVING IN LOVE AND FAITH (LLF)
As a member organisation of CEEC, the EGGS committee commends
the CEEC press release to its members here.
We encourage EGGS members to engage in diocesan discussions as part of the LLF process and to support the faithful witness of evangelicals around the dioceses.
We encourage members to pray, work and hope for an outcome to the process which will enable evangelical witness to thrive and support the mission of the church
'to seek and to save the lost’ (Luke 19v10).
Members (and others) might also find the following articles/blogs helpful in
their initial engagement with Living in Love and Faith:
Ian Paul – details here
Andrew Goddard – details here
the CEEC press release to its members here.
We encourage EGGS members to engage in diocesan discussions as part of the LLF process and to support the faithful witness of evangelicals around the dioceses.
We encourage members to pray, work and hope for an outcome to the process which will enable evangelical witness to thrive and support the mission of the church
'to seek and to save the lost’ (Luke 19v10).
Members (and others) might also find the following articles/blogs helpful in
their initial engagement with Living in Love and Faith:
Ian Paul – details here
Andrew Goddard – details here
GENERAL SYNOD ELECTIONS 2021
The EGGS Committee, along with support from the CEEC (Church of England Evangelical Council), will be working to enable and promote orthodox evangelicals standing in the 2021 General Synod elections.
Please go to the ELECTIONS 2021 page here.
Click here to visit the CEEC 2021 General Synod election website
Please go to the ELECTIONS 2021 page here.
Click here to visit the CEEC 2021 General Synod election website
HOUSE OF BISHOPS GUIDANCE RE WELCOME OF TRANSGENDER PEOPLE
The guidance published on 11 December 2018 by the House of Bishops has
caused considerable concern amongst Anglicans - both at home and abroad - including many who would not see themselves as evangelicals.
caused considerable concern amongst Anglicans - both at home and abroad - including many who would not see themselves as evangelicals.
For a helpful critique of the guidance by Ian Paul
Click Here |
For a response from the Church of England Evangelical Council
Click Here |
The Evangelical Alliance have recently published
Transformed - a very helpful document Click Here |
A LETTER FROM EVANGELICAL BISHOPS TO THE 'LIVING IN LOVE
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In response to repeated requests from around the country, a number of evangelical bishops have written to Bishop Christopher Cocksworth and the Living in Love and Faith (LLF) Coordinating Group.
Their letter asks that the LLF work takes seriously the biblical evidence and the church’s traditional understanding of it regarding identity, marriage and relationships, hears the voice of the Anglican Communion and understands that for many evangelicals, change in the Church of England’s teaching and practice has serious consequences. It recognises the challenge facing the LLF Group and offers prayerful support as they wrestle to know the mind of Christ. To read it click here. |