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We are a people-focused Community Church within a reformed tradition. We are progressive but Gospel-led Christians.  The ECC+C is categorised as  'Free' Church but in full acknowledgement of its inextricable link with the first Holy Catholic and Apostolic Church via the Apostolic Succession.

The ECC+C oversees a number of pastoral and prayerful ministries around England. We believe God reveals Himself to us via Christ's love and not through man-made dogma. We aim to care for the spiritual and emotional  wellbeing of people at their point of need.

We are not 'Parish' Priests in a traditional sense as we manage a number of dedicated and specific chaplaincies and ministries. We also concern ourselves both practically and prayerfully with the health of our planet and every living creature within it.

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As one of the less well known corners of the Reformed Catholic world, we play an important role in helping to provide people who are unchurched (or those who feel disenfranchised from Organised Religion) with a fresh path to Christianity. For years we have aimed to continue the work of the Apostles by transforming lives through the Gospel by how we communicate with people - and not what we preach to them. We share with every single church in the world, a  universal 'Catholic' history and bring together Reformed Catholics, Lutherans and other Protestant (Open and Free) traditions. We are committed towards meeting the pastoral and spiritual needs of our local communites to the best of our abilities.

 

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30 June 2013

New Forest Franciscans helping animal victims of Australian fires

The New Forest Franciscans have been crocheting nests for the animal rescues in Australia who are caring for the animal victims of the massive Australian bush fires. It is thought that around a billion animals have lost their lives so far in the fires. The animal rescues are in need of all kinds of help including these items, vetinerary supplies and donations.

These nests were made, prayed over by both Revd Caroline and Archbishop Rod - and then were delivered to a local hub where they will join the efforts of many others and get sent on to Australia, using a network of kind people who take them in their bags when they fly to Australia. The response of the public to this crisis has been incredible and inspiring. We are proud to play our tiny part in it.

Having only recently learned to make these nests, Revd Caroline will now make some for New Forest Wildlife Rescue. Anyone who would like to join her in this would be very welcome and much appreciated!

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