CTiW ANNUAL MEETING

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This event was held from 6.30pm on Monday, 21 January 2019 at Salvation Army Regent Hall, 275 Oxford St, Mayfair, London W1C 2DJ.

For poster please click here  Annual Meeting v2018

 

The main purpose of our meeting this year was to explore the model of mission (congregation, compassion, culture & commerce) advocated by HeartEdge, a new ecumenical movement for renewal. Before this, from 6.30 to 7.00pm we presented reports of CTiW activities during the past year;  the Meet the Neighbours events; our Prayer Vigil;  our income and expenditure; the Prisons Mission and our strengthened Executive Committee.  There was also the opportunity for questions and discussion of future plans. Each church which is in paid up membership was entitled to a single vote. Copies of our constitution, which is consistent with the Churches Together in England model can be found on the web-site http://ctiw.london/about-us/

HeartEdge has been initiated by St Martin-in-the-Fields and churches in Westminster have been early adopters in the movement. We heard from churches such as Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church and Notre Dame de France about the reasons why they have joined HeartEdge and of mission initiatives to do with congregation, compassion, culture and commerce. This was an opportunity to hear about innovative mission activity in Westminster and to explore the ways in which integrated approaches to mission impact communities.

It is hoped that texts from the speakers will be added shortly.

Our grateful thanks to Regent Hall Salvation Army for hosting the meeting, and to everyone who contributed.

CTiW AGM report 2019 JE

MINUTES 2019 CTIW GENERAL MEETING

REPORT OF THE PRISONS MISSION TO THE 2018 ANNUAL MEETING

Finance report – 2018

 

Texts from HeartEdge Speakers

Text of Introduction & Concluding Notes on HeartEdge by Rev Jonanthan Evens

Congregation – Bloomsbury Reimagined presented by Andreea Gherman from Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church

Commerce – Notes to presentation SMiF presented by Allyson Hargreaves from St Martin in the Fields Limited

Culture – Art installations presented by Lindsay Meader of St James’s Piccadilly

Compassion – NDF Churches Together in Westminster presentation 2019 presented by Sarah Hughes from Notre Dame Refugee Centre