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The C of E is the established church in England. The church has had a
continuous presence in Britain since Roman times. In the 16th
century it reformed itself as a church that was scriptural, traditional and
national.
The C of E is divided into various diocese under the jurisdiction of a
bishop. Chelmsford diocese ministers to the County of Essex and the five London
Boroughs east of the river Lea.
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Churches Together in Britain & Ireland
CTBI is a council of churches to which all major Christian
denominations within the British Isles belong.
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The Methodist Church of Great Britain
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The Congregational Federation
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Catholic Church in England and Wales
The Methodists, Congregationalists and Roman Catholics are our partners
in Churches together in South Chingford and Chapel End.
This is the website for the parish covering North Chingford and served
by the Parish Church of St Peter and Paul and Chingford Old Church (All
Saints).
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South Chingford
Congregational Church
This is the website for our Congregational partners in Churches
Together in South Chingford and Chapel End.
The WCC is an international fellowship of Christian Churches advancing
the ecumenical movement.
WCF works to develop better understanding, cooperation and respect
between people of different faiths.
The Church Times is a Church of England weekly national newspaper. This
website provides articles and updates on news of the national church.
MCU is a theologically liberal organisation within the Church of
England.
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The
Royal School of Church Music
RSCM is an educational charity dedicated to raising standards and
promoting church music.
This is a society for those with an interest on the architecture, forms
and traditions of the church.
This Aid Agency works across the world wherever the need is greatest
irrespective of religion and is strongly supported by St Edmund’s.
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USPG
This Anglican Mission Agency works alongside churches and communities around
the world providing the resources to meet local needs and is also supported by
St Edmund’s.
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Church
links throughout Britain
This website enables you to search churches in Britain with websites.
This site contains the texts of all of the C of E Prayer books from the
original 1549 book to the current Common Worship published in 2000.
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Guide to Early Church Documents
This site contains the texts of early church documents outside of the
New Testament, including the creeds of the church.
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Measures of the General Synod of the Church of England
Measures are Acts of the General Synod that are approved by Parliament
and form part of the UK’s Legislation.
This site contains the text of an Anglo-Saxon version of the life of St
Edmund by St Abbo of Fleury.
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Lives of Ss Edmund and Fremund
This site contains the text of a poem in the Canon of John Lydgate from
the 15th century.
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Medieval
paintings of The Saints in the English Parish church
This site includes a number of wall paintings featuring Edmund.
Ø London Borough of Waltham Forest
Waltham Forest was created in 1965 as a result of the merger of the
boroughs of Chingford, Leyton and Walthamstow.
Ø Redbridge &
Waltham Forest Health Authority
A useful site on the local health authority and the GP’s working with
the two London boroughs.
This is the official website for the Mayor of London, the London
Assembly and the Greater London Authority.
This site provides basic details of population and financial turnover.
Lee Valley provides leisure activities for all ages. It comprises
10,000 acres stretching along 23 miles of the river Lea.
This is a site on Epping Forest itself and the towns and communities
surrounding it.
Guides, Brownie and Rainbow packs are all linked with St Edmund’s.
Advice & Support Organisations
Age Concern provides information and advice to help the elderly take
charge of their lives.
Asylum Aid provides free legal advice and representation to refugees
and asylum seekers.
ChildLine is the UK's free, 24-hour help line for children and young
people in trouble or danger.
Cruse offers free information and advice (including counselling and
education) for those affected by a death.
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Mind
Mind is the leading mental health charity in England and Wales.
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National Association of Citizens Advice Bureaux
This site gives general advice on the CAB and how to find the local
office.
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Commission for Racial Equality
THE CRE tackles racial discrimination and promotes racial equality; it
provides a number of useful links for all groups in society that experience
discrimination.
Ø Relate
Relate
provides counselling for couples and families experience difficulties in their
relationship.
The Samaritans provides confidential emotional support for any person
who is suicidal or despairing.
Victim Support helps people cope with crime.
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