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.

 CCT Video
View the our new video on the work of CCT. (video will play in a new window.)

Position Opening
 Executive Director, CCT-USA
Download the position description

News from the Annual Meeting
 Christian Churches Together completed its 2012 annual meeting in Memphis, Tennessee, on Friday 17, 2012. 85 national church leaders responded to a single question: How might the Holy Spirit use the witness of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and his Letter
from the Birmingham Jail to help the church live the Gospel more fully and proclaim it more faithfully?

Learn more and read their statement

See also "U.S. Christians hope for an 'ecumenical spring'" by Adelle M. Bank, Religion News Service


 Click here for a photo retrospective of the Birmingham meeting. Courtesy Wendy McFadden, Church of the Brethren.
In this Issue:
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2012 Annual Meeting Review
●  Statement of the Annual Meeting
●  Family Elections
●  Call for an End to Malaria
●  Search Committee News
●  Reflections from the Executive Director
●  Sankofa Journey Report
●  Note from Marsha Shetler
●  Executive Director job posting