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Home » History of the British Council of Churches

History of the British Council of Churches

The Story of the BCC – follow the pilgrim road was designed as a chart by Alan Dawkins with notes by Colin Davey. You can download Colin Davey’s notes which provide a brief account of the BCC’s origins and an indication of the ecumenical events in the life of the churches and of its sister-councils in Ireland, Scotland and Wales:
Story of the BCC pdf_view
Story of the BCC chart pdf_view

In 1986, the Not Strangers but Pilgrims Inter-Church Process resulted in the publication of Reflections: how churches view their life and mission, available for download here:
Reflections pdf_view

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