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Churches Together in Lancashire
Churches Together in Lancashire (CTL) supports Christian denominations and congregations to promote mission and unity in the service of the community.
Churches Together in Lancashire supports churches and congregations working together in covenanted Local Ecumenical Partnerships, (LEPs) and aims to support and resource local Churches Together groups across the county.
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Churches Together in Lancashire is part of Churches Together in England.