Cross Denominational Mission
The
Christian church for various reasons has found itself divided into
groups called denominations. At one time these were to reconcile
differences in opinion amongst the believers. Lately, there have been
attempts to merge churches, to combine congregations. This is noble.
However, we believe that the diversity of the denominations is in
itself a strength. Not all flowers are the same. God's promise is the
sign of the rainbow: not all the colours are the same.
They all belong there. They all should be side by side. The rainbow
would be incomplete if any one colour was missing.
If
we are blue, we
should not pretend to be red. If we are green, we should not try to
smother out yellow. We all belong. We're meant to be here. The
denominations have grown up for their various reasons and have been
shaped by history, and indeed they have shaped history. They need
celebrating, not diminishing or merging. Co-operation is fine, mutual
respect and working for common aims and goals: noble. However, let us
not work towards a Christian monolith. We need to be the many,
worshipping the One God.
This mission exists to promote the strengths of the various
denominations by education and support. It also supports, by inclusion,
independants and non-denominationals. It is not our job to promote one
denomination above another, or to judge their systems or merits, or to
condemn aspects of their belief. Everyone is responsible for their own
salvation. We will support each and every Christian either as a part of a
denomination or as an individual.
Constitution Document of CDM
Volunteer policy
Opportunities for independant ministers & other volunteers
Contact Us: We are all part-time so email is our preferred mode of communication.
email: pastor@crossdenominationalmission.org.uk
phone: 07765 481114 Leave a message or better still send a text (of course, email is better again!)
post: 44, Horsham Avenue, Bournemouth, United Kingdom, BH10 7JD. This is a mail receiving address only; there is no facility to receive visitors.
The Very Revd. Monsignor Adrian S. Glover, KCStJB, OAM, RSStS. - Pastor
Became Methodist Lay Preacher in 1991, ordained in Apostolic Faith Church in 1996,
serving as Overseer, a position equivalent to Bishop. Incardinated into the Liberal Rite,
which merged with the Ancient Catholic Church to become the Liberal Catholic Apostolic Church.
Also serves as Vicar General of that church. Click here to see credentials.
Candidate for Ministry: Raven Scott (URC & Methodist) Click here to see credentials
Online contributors:
Miss Carolyn Sandy - Cleric (working on resources for churches)
Mr Marc Siddon-King - Cleric (working on resources for churches)
Other Contributors:
The Most Revd. Professor John Kersey.
Click here to see credentials
The Most Revd. Professor Andrew Linley. Click here to see credentials 
The Rt Revd Alistair Bate.
Click here to see credentials
Copyright Notes:
All
information on this website is in the public domain. There is nothing here that is
commercial. Where we have used information or pictures, these are credited to those who published or made it public. If we have
overlooked anything, it is inadvertant. If we are in error in any regard,
after research, it will be corrected. In many instances, the content is on
websites not controlled or hosted by this mission. We have no control (nor want
to have!) over external websites. We do not gain out of anything
published or shown here. Where an opinion is expressed
it is that of the contributor, not necessarily of this Mission. Anyone
is free to reproduce anything on this site. We do not own
the information, merely report it (in a journalistic sense). We do
claim
copyright where appropriate, so as to prevent abuse of the information
given or its context. The reason behind the information given here is
to enhance the understanding of the denominations, prompt discussion
of the points raised and promotion of the Christian religion. This
will, we hope, Glorify God.
A.M.D.G.