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CTBI
(redirected from Churches Together in Britain and Ireland)

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CTBICommunity Trust Bancorp, Inc. (Kentucky and West Viriginia)
CTBIChurches Together in Britain and Ireland


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Churches Together in Britain and Ireland, in a joint statement with the Muslim Council of Britain, said resorting to war reflected the "collective failure" of both faith communities.
Aid, prayers, vigils in wake of war. (World) by Anglican Journal
Beginning in the 1890s, a succession of major organizational developments occurred in the national ecumenical movement, (13) including the various Free Church bodies, the British Council of Churches, and more recently Churches Together in Britain and Ireland and Churches Together in England (CTE).
Baptists and baptism--a British perspective (1) by Cross, Anthony R. / Baptist History and Heritage
3 of Time for Action, published by Churches Together in Britain and Ireland, an organization of 32 churches.
`Devastating' reading (report about sexual abuse and churches) by Anglican Journal
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