From Christian Today-
The Church of England's national assembly has backed proposals to
continue the process towards communion with the Methodist Church.
Members
of the General Synod meeting in York over the weekend agreed to begin
drafting a number of texts towards this end, including a "formal
declaration" outlining a new relationship of communion between the two
Churches.
The motion approved by Synod also instructs the Faith
and Order Commission to work on additional texts for the inaugural
services that would take place after communion is agreed, and the
guidelines covering how presbyters and priests from each Church could
serve in the other.
The House of Bishops is to report back on the
progress being made following elections to the new General Synod taking
place next year.
The Bishop of Coventry, Christopher Cocksworth, said the proposals offered a "historic opportunity" for the two Churches.
More here-
https://www.christiantoday.com/article/church-of-england-moves-towards-communion-with-the-methodist-church/132785.htm
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