Dr John Sentamu, the Archbishop of York, has welcomed a seminar at the CRE North exhibition in Manchester where churches will come together to try and find a way forward through the Brexit crisis.
The seminar will be hosted by Andy Flannagan of Christians in Politics:
‘Whatever the situation on March 29th we need to move forward positively,’ said Andy. ‘We will discuss what role churches can play in bridging the cultural divide to bring communities together again.’
The Archbishop of York, who is asking people to say a special prayer three times a day in light of the current political crisis, commented:
‘CRE is an event that brings together churches from many different traditions and persuasions. It is an ideal place for positive discussion and agenda setting. My prayer is that we all find wisdom, courage, integrity and compassion for our political leaders and MPs, for reconciliation and a fresh and uniting vision for everyone.’
About CRE North
The Christian Resources Exhibition CRE is often dubbed the ‘ideal church show’. It provides a showcase where new products and services for churches – from pulpits to puppets, sound systems to software – will be displayed by some 150 organisations.
There will be more than 30 seminars and presentations covering areas like cyber security and safeguarding in church.
Venue and date
Event City, Manchester.
Opening hours: Wed 13 March 2019, 10am-8pm and Thu 14 March 2019, 10am-4pm.
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Come and see us on stand C47.
For more information see our web page on CRE North.
