Please also look up the accompanying page here on the web site 'Relationship Styles' above. 

The Communion of Christian Celtic Convergence Churches are currently seeking Bishops, Priests and Deacons, for ordination within this new World-wide Communion of Churches. 

We interview and take up references and maintain that our new ministers have to have a form of ministry, or at least have a vision plan, and / or having already worked in ministry, i.e. within a local church, or studying in seminary, or a form of street ministry, or Christian community work. 

We do not offer to financially support any of our ministers, deacons, priests or bishops and they are not on any payroll.  All Provinces, Diocese and local Parishes are responsible for their own generation of income to support the ministers and ministries.  

The involvement we offer is purely on a 'spiritual relationship' and therefore the Communion of Christian Celtic Convergence Churches (CCCC) is not responsible financially for their ordained ministers or members and do not allow any member to represent the CCCC Communion, without express written authority from the Prelature, within the House of Bishops, to do so.  Any enquiry from around the World regarding individual ministers or ministries will be met with only an offer to supply an official standing of their Holy Orders issued from the Communion and if the particular ministry belongs and is under good standing with the CCCC.  No other correspondence will be acomodated.

You may contact us to join our CCCC Communion and after emailing, or writing letters, we will speak on the phone. 

After receiving a candidates forms duly filled in, we will complete the administrations and the discernment team will make a decision as to a candidates suitability.

We will not turn anyone away without at least offering fellowship and possible service to God of some kind.  We all have gifts and talents for God to use. 

We accept either male, or female, Ordinands for Holy Orders, as Deacons, or Priests within the CCCC Communion. 

We are not homophobic.  We also do not discriminate on hetrosexual relationships on grounds of separation, divorce or remarriage.  Talk to us and find out that we are motivated by grace and favour, not through condemnation, or judgemental attitudes.

We allow Bishops to make decisions regarding the Sacraments based on mercy, common sense and for the good of all. 

We are therefore, not responsible as a body for individual ministers decisions in the performance of individual ceremonies. 

However, we do uphold the Christian ethos of love and compassion throughout the World wide CCCC Communion and would expect our ordained ministers to respect a Biblical stance in all matters, or explulsion of an individual may result.