The Convergent Catholic Communion (CCC) is a non-geographic body of faithful communities, ministries, and leaders, united in Christ through shared mission, sacramental life, and a commitment to convergence in worship, theology, and service. Rather than organizing ourselves by diocesan or territorial lines, we follow a charism-based model of oversight and collaboration known as Connexionalism.

 

In 2021, our governing Councils affirmed this transition as a return to a more ancient and Spirit-led model of church life—one that emphasizes vocation over location, collaboration over control, and shared calling over hierarchy. Inspired by early Methodism and deeply rooted in the historic episcopacy, our Connexions serve as hubs of ministry and identity, bringing together communities around shared spiritual gifts, theological visions, and worship styles.

 

This page serves as a central directory for:

 

• Connexions of the Communion, each with its own charism and expression of Catholic life

• Communion-wide ministries, which support formation, outreach, justice, and prayer across the body

 

Whether you’re seeking a sacramentally rooted spiritual home, a network of justice-driven communities, or a space where historic faith meets present-day relevance, we invite you to explore our Connexions and ministries below. Each one is part of the living, breathing, interconnected body we call the Convergent Catholic Communion.