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United Church: a model for coexistence in Belgian society
The change in the office of President of the Protestant United Church in Belgium was marked by a festive service. After 13 years as president, Reverend Steven Fuite is now retiring. In his speech, he emphasised that the model of a united church also serves as a...
Save the Date: Book presentation 19.2.2026!
Among the important new publications of the Communion of Protestant Churches in Europe is the volume published in 2025 entitled “Practice and Theology of the Lord’s Supper. A Study Process of the Communion of Protestant Churches in Europe and other perspectives on...
Public Relations Advisory Board: CPCE as the Protestant Voice of Europe
Remaining in respectful dialogue despite theological differences, celebrating together, and mourning together – these are some of the great strengths of the Communion of Protestant Churches in Europe. Representing over 40 million believers across Europe is no small...
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The Communion of Protestant Churches in Europe (CPCE) is the Protestant voice of Europe for 40 million believers. It comprises 96 Lutheran, Reformed, United, and Methodist churches in Europe and overseas. The CPCE has been based in Vienna since 2007.
About the history of the CPCE: With the Leuenberg Agreement, a historic bridge was built between churches just over 50 years ago (1973): the mutual recognition of Protestant churches in Europe. Since then, a Lutheran pastor can preach from a Reformed pulpit and a Reformed believer can receive communion at a Lutheran service.

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