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  2. The Church wants to understand what it means to follow Christ in love and faith given the questions about human identity and the variety of patterns of relationship emerging in our society, including marriage, civil partnership, cohabitation, celibacy and friendship.

    • What Is Llf?
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    LLF – Living in Love and Faith – is an unprecedented suite of teaching and learning resources to equip the church in discerning God’s will in relation to identity, sexuality, relationships and marriage. LLF arose out of the refusal of General Synod to “take note” in February 2017 of the House of Bishops’ proposed way forward for the Church of Engla...

    Because LLF makes no formal recommendations and is such a diverse range of teaching and learning resources, it is really impossible to sum up “what LLF says”. The heart of its message, however, is well captured in the book’s opening Invitation and closing Appeal from the bishops who commissioned LLF and have worked with its team throughout the last...

    These are very different documents. Issues was a statement from the House of Bishops in 1991 setting out their teaching and policies and it remains the current episcopal teaching and practice. LLF is a suite of teaching and learning resources requested by the bishops and developed in regular interaction with them. In an opening invitation and closi...

    It is increasingly recognised that the Church of England in various ways has failed – and continues to fail – always to embody the good news of Jesus Christ in its relationships with LGBTI+ people, both inside and outside the church. Hugh Palmer, as Chair of CEEC in their initial responseto LLF, acknowledges that “the way Christians have treated LG...

    No, it does not make that judgment. It is, however, acknowledging that many of our disagreements on sexuality often relate to disagreements about the Bible. It therefore gives an account of these in the belief that we need to understand this connection and the inter-relationship between these two areas. The book engages with Scripture throughout an...

    As set out in the bishops’ appeal (420-4), the various LLF materials are intended to resource a church-wide period of learning and discernment from now through 2021 and perhaps into early 2022. It is hoped that, in various ways, groups will gather within the church to learn together drawing on the LLF resources and perhaps doing its 5-session cours...

    My hope is that as evangelicals we will take time to explore and, in the words of CEEC, “look closely”, at all that is to be found in LLF before rushing out instant, knee-jerk responses. There is much here we can welcome but also much which will disappoint or disturb us. I believe there is an opportunity provided by LLF to engage graciously and con...

    Having spent many years reading, writing, talking and debating about the issues covered by LLF I have to confess I joined it with some weariness and trepidation but also some excitement and expectation given the people involved. Thankfully, those latter positive hopes far outweighed the negative fears and I hope and pray that the same may be our wi...

  3. Feb 12, 2020 · Living in Love and Faith is a major project in the Church of England exploring sexuality, gender and marriage. It began in 2017 and published a suite of resources and research in 2020, although without proposing any policy changes to church teaching or practice.

  4. The Living in Love and Faith Learning Hub. All of the Living in Love and Faith resources can be found on the LLF Learning Hub, which has been developed by the LLF team. Begin your own learning journey through the resources. They include: the five-session video-based course. podcasts.

  5. What is Living in Love and Faith? ‘ Living in Love and Faith ‘, often abbreviated to LLF, is an official project of the Church of England, intended to provide resources for Christian teaching and learning about identity, sexuality, relationships and marriage.

  6. The Living in Love and Faith resources are to enable the whole Church to embark on a journey together. The journey has five stages: Learning together about the subject matter, about each other, about God and about our calling as a Church (from April 2022).

  7. Living in Love and Faith (LLF) is a collection of resources to enable Christian teaching and learning about Identity, Sexuality, Relationships and Marriage. LLF is the most extensive research into this area by any church, and was designed to enable a period of church-wide learning and engagement.

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