CHURCHES/CHRISTIANS TOGETHER Alliance of Basingstoke Churches Andover Churches Together Bitterne Inter-Church Council Christians Together in Emsworth Christians Together in the Western Wards Churches Together Around Tadley Churches Together in Alresford Churches Together in Bishops Waltham Area Churches Together in Brockenhurst and Sway Churches Together in Central Portsmouth Churches Together in Chandlers Ford Churches Together in Cosham and Drayton Churches Together in Cove Churches Together in Denmead Churches Together in Eastleigh and Bishopstoke Churches Together in Eastney and Milton Churches Together in Fareham Churches Together in Fordingbridge and District Churches Together in Gosport Churches Together in Hartley Wintney Churches Together in Havant and Bedhampton Churches Together in Hedge End, West End and Botley Churches Together in Itchen Churches Together in Lymington and District Churches Together in Lyndhurst and Minstead Churches Together in North Winchester Churches Together in Ringwood and District Churches Together in Shirley Churches Together in Somborne and District Churches Together in Southampton Churches Together in the Bishops Waltham Area Churches Together in Totton and the Forest Edge Churches Together in West Wight Churches Together in Whitchurch Churches Together in Winchester Churches Together on Hayling Churches Togther in Denmead Horndean and Clanfield Churches Together Liphook Christians Petersfield Area Churches Together Swaythling and Bassett Covenant of Churches The Isle of Wight - Christians Working Together in Shanklin The Isle of Wight - Churches Together in Cowes The Isle of Wight - Churches Together in the Ryde Area The Isle of Wight - The Church in Wootton The Isle of Wight - Ventnor Churches Together The Isle of Wight's Churches Waterside Community Yateley Area Churches Together	Churches Together in Winchester Churches Together in Winchester (CTW) draws most Christian churches together in the area in fellowship. Mike and Adrienne Caplin, members of Christ Church, are CTW’s executive secretaries. CTW comprises the following churches. Each church operates individually but they come together under the auspices of CTW to share to their annual events and to support their ecumenical projects - CTW's Annual General Meeting receives reports from many of these Church-based projects from across the City. Anglican Churches: All Saints Compton: All Saints Winchester; Christ Church; Holy Trinity Winchester; Holy Trinity Wonston; University of Winchester Chapel; St Barnabas; St Bartholomew’s; St Catherine’s Littleton; St Cross with St Faith; St John’s; St Lawrence with St Swithun. St Luke with St Mark; St Mary’s Crawley; St Mary’s Kings Worthy; St Mary the Virgin Twyford; St Matthew’s Otterbourne; St Mathews with St Paul; St Stephen’s Sparsholt; Winchester Cathedral Roman Catholic:  St Peter’s Church, with St Stephens and St Thomas More Methodist: Wesley, Weeke United Reformed Church: The United Church (URC and Methodist) Baptist : Winchester Baptist Church North Winchester Community Church Salvation Army:  The Citadel Winchester Religious Society of Friends: Meeting House, Winchester Pentecostal City Church  A brief description of two of these churches is given below.  The United Church, Winchester. is committed to the proclamation of the good news of God's love for all people as expressed in Jesus Christ. It is a church with an ecumenical vision, a concern for issues of justice and peace, believing in the transforming power of God's love in Christ in the lives of individuals and the community. The Minister of the United Church, Winchester, in the Revd Dr Howard Mellor who is the current Chair of Churches Together in Winchester.  The web site of the United Church is http://www.unitedchurchwinchester.org.uk/ Christ Church (Anglican)  Our Vicar is the Vice-Chair of CTW and Chair-designate. Many of  the ecumenical initiatives of the Christian churches in Winchester send reports to CTW. Members of Christ Church play a role within the local YMCA, The Winchester Churches Housing Group, The Nightshelter, The Basics Bank, Home start, Naomi House (children's hospice), Langley Trust and many  other community groups. *   *   * Mission Winchester. This association of 8 churches came into being in 1984 for Mission England, Billy Graham’s last preaching mission to England. The association continues with a strong priority on praying for the city of Winchester, and looking for creative and imaginative ways to serve the city and to share the Good News of Jesus Christ in words and actions. Joint services are held three times each year and major city-wide events are planned to happen each year. The Mission Winchester churches are: Christ Church (Anglican) City Church (Assemblies of God) Harvest Church Immanuel Church North Winchester Community Church (Baptist) United Church (Methodist and United Reformed) Winchester Baptist Church Winchester Family Church (New Frontiers) Winchester Vineyard (Go to their Events Page to see forthcoming Mission Winchester Events.)
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