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Cumbria’s

Ecumenical Magazine

Bound Together was founded in AD 1994. At its peak it provided 28 pages and 3,000 copies per quarter, to Christians. When it campaigned against Carlisle’s occult Millennium Project, it encountered an extraordinary and disproportionate weight of resistance. So great and abusive was the condemnation, that the Editor has written a book presenting the facts that the media myth buried beneath their own propaganda. Those in Carlisle’s establishment who either wanted, or wanted not to be challenged as regards the glass pyramids, pagan god logo and the cursing stone, have successfully misrepresented the genuine concerns of Bound Together Ministries and others.

The Book will be available in the Spring.

The popularity of Bound Together, is such that not only does it continue, but it has also begun a sister paper called The Carlisle Messenger that is being distributed to every home in the City of Carlisle.

Bound Together now has the largest ecumenical Christian web site in Cumbria, providing information and links to every aspect of the county’s Christian community and the web site is being developed as our resources allow.

Cumbria’s establishment Christian ecumenical site is Churches Together in Cumbria where you will struggle to find any mention of the name of Jesus.

Curiously, the same can be said of Carlisle’s Millennium Project.