Christian Churches Together in the USA
Enabling churches and national Christian organizations to grow closer in Christ in order to strengthen our Christian witness in the world

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What is CCT-USA?
Christian Churches Together in the USA (CCT) is a new forum growing out of a deeply felt need to broaden and expand fellowship, unity, and witness among the diverse expressions of Christian faith today. CCT is inclusive of the diversity of Christian families in the United States — Evangelical, Orthodox, Roman Catholic, Pentecostals, historic Protestant, Racial and Ethnic churches.

Christian Churches Together provides a context — marked by prayer, theological dialogue and fellowship — in which churches can develop relationships with other churches with whom they presently have little contact. This is one response to our Lord’s Prayer that all who believe in Him might be one with God and with one another so that the world would believe in Him as God and Savior. CCT, out of its commitment to grow closer together in Christ, can offer a significant and credible voice in speaking to contemporary culture on issues of life, social justice and peace.

We invite you to learn more about us.

Domestic Poverty Initiative
Resources for Study and Action

A Report from the January 2009 Annual Meeting of CCT-USA: “Implementing the Call to Cut Poverty in Half”

Implementing the Call to Cut Poverty in Half
On January 13, 2009, representatives from participating churches and organizations gathered in Baltimore for the Third Annual Meeting of CCT-USA where a non-partisan public statement on eliminating domestic poverty was issued, followed by meetings with Congressional leaders. learn more►
 
e-Newsletter — In this Issue:
●  Satisfaction and Hope Expressed for CCT, Reflections from Executive Administrator, Richard L. Hamm
●  Four CCT Leaders Tapped for President’s Advisory Council
●  Invitations to Denominational Gatherings Sought
●  CCT Video Now Available
●  Sojourners’ “Mobilization To End Poverty” Draws More Than a Thousand!
●  Bread for the World “Gathering 2009” Celebrates 35 years!
●  CCT Steering Committee Meets May 4-5 in Chicago
●  Steering Committee Invites Nominations
●  Congratulations to Archbishop Vicken Aykazian: Awarded Ellis Island Medal of Honor!
●  Episcopal Church report addresses U.S. poverty with model for development initiatives
●  Good Friday Worshipers Pray for Their Neighbors

May 2009, Volume 3, Number 2

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