C of E

C. of E. English Pronunciation en /ˌsiːəvˈiː/ 1 UK Proper noun en Church of England. en C. of E. CofE en 2013 Nick Richardson Internet-Enabled London Review of Books 35 8 Lasdun’s parents were Jews who converted to the C of E, and Nasreen’s communications quickly became virulently anti-semitic en-GB Chris Osuh Fresh evidence of C of E’s role in enslavement uncovered as church wrestles with reparations debate The Guardian 2026-09-16 https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2026/sep/16/church-of-england-enslavement-reparations-debate 0261-3077 Back in Britain, historians working on the newly digitised Register of British Slave Traders were uncovering evidence that C of E clergy financed the RAC, which trafficked more African men, women and children than any other single organisation in the history of the slave trade. Anagrams en cefo coef. en Church of England