CEEC - Continuing Evangelical Episcopal Communion

05/21/2025

Over 425 new Ordinands to the Priesthood prepare to process into the church for their ordination.

05/21/2025

450 CEEC PRIESTS ORDAINED IN INDIA

Abp Robert Gosselin and Abp Vince McLaughlin travelled to India this week for the Indian Synod, which included the investiture of the Bishop Primus and a two-day ordinations service. On day 1 over 300 deacons were ordained. On day 2 just over 450 priests were ordained.

We are EXCITED about the growth of the Communion in India

02/19/2025

Lent is just around the corner, beginning with Ash Wednesday on March 5, 2025. This sacred season invites us to reflect, repent, and renew our faith. Let's start preparing our hearts and minds now for this journey toward spiritual growth and transformation.

01/22/2025

REGISTRATION FOR SYNOD 2025 IS NOW OPEN
Join us for a time of re-digging the ancient wells to release a fresh outpouring of living water into our lives and ministries.
Together we'll re-open the wells our Church Fathers dug - Sacrament, Scripture and Spirit - removing the dirt the enemy has dumped in them to stop them up. We'll see their life-giving flow burst forth as we pray and seek His face for His glory. Come live the lesson of John 4 and be refreshed. For whoever drinks of the water that Christ gives shall never thirst; it will become a fresh well of living water within - springing up to eternal life.
WHEN: Wed Feb 26 thru Fri Feb 28

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01/08/2025

Thanksgiving

We thank you also for those disappointments and failures that lead us to acknowledge our dependence on you alone.

12/31/2024

2024-2025

Eternal God,
You are the Alpha and the Omega, the beginning and the end.
As this year draws to its close, we bring before You our gratitude for moments of joy, our repentance for moments of failure, and our trust in Your steadfast love through it all.

Bless us with hearts open to Your guidance in the year ahead.
Grant us courage to face challenges, compassion to serve others, and faith to walk in Your light.

May Your peace rest upon us, Your grace sustain us, and Your Spirit lead us into a new year filled with hope and purpose.

Through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen.

12/29/2024

Almost ready to begin the Celtic candlelight Service tonight at 5pm in Knoxville, Tennessee. We will also conduct a blessing of water.

12/23/2024

It is not our prayer which moves the Lord Jesus. It is Jesus who moves us to pray. He knocks. Thereby He makes known His desire to come in to us. Our prayers are always a result of Jesus' knocking at our hearts' doors.

0. Hallesby

12/20/2024

Christmas Miracle ..

Here's a powerful testimony of how God worked a miracle last week in Narukulapadu, India, saving the life of a baby.

THIS is why the Communion walks in all three streams. The power of the Holy Spirit is needed today.

https://ceec.church/a-different-baby-miracle-at-christmas/

This story will bring a tear to your eye and add power to your faith.

12/01/2024

Happy First Day of Advent

Almighty God,
As we begin this season of waiting,
open our hearts to the hope of Christ.
Help us pause, listen, and watch for your coming.
Cleanse us from distractions and kindle in us your light,
that we may shine with your love in the world.
Prepare us to receive you anew,
as Savior and King, now and forever. Amen.

11/15/2024

Great Read!

Many young Protestants have become interested in and moved towards historic, liturgical Christian traditions.

11/11/2024

This Veterans Day, I invite us all to pause and remember the sacrifices made by those who have served our country, standing for freedoms we often take for granted. But today, let us also hold in our hearts those who are still fighting silent battles here at home. Each day, we lose about 17 veterans in the U.S. to suicide—a painful reminder of the struggles they face even after the uniform comes off. For every life lost, countless others live with invisible wounds, seeking hope and healing.

As we honor our veterans, let us commit ourselves to lifting them up in prayer. Pray for strength, peace, and the support they need to find light in the darkest of times. Pray for their families, who bear these burdens alongside them. And pray that, as a community, we may reach out to those in need with compassion and understanding.

It’s a shame that most churches and religious groups don’t set aside a day or special service for veterans. If you know a veteran, consider reaching out today. Your words, your presence, and your prayers can be a source of comfort and strength. Today, and every day, may we stand with our veterans in gratitude, remembrance, and love.