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- - Your Church Wedding Whether you're just dreaming of a church wedding, or well into the planning already, your church wants to help and support you.
  - Shrinking the footprint The Church of England's environmental campaign aimed at resourcing the reduction of the church's carbon footprint.
  - Churchcare A comprehensive resource for anyone involved in the running of a church, with a wide range of practical advice and tips.
  - Call Waiting The Church of England wants to encourage gifted and committed young men and women, from all backgrounds, to consider whether God is calling them into ordained ministry as priests.
  - The Church and Community Fund The CCF encourages the church to engage with their local communities by funding effective and innovative community outreach projects.
  - Going for Growth Going for Growth challenges the Church of England to work towards every child and young person having a life-enhancing encounter with the Christian faith.
  - Church Legacy Find out why and how to make a Will, and see how gifts in Wills make dreams come true!
  - Worship Workshop WorshipWorkshop offers Church schools a way of creating engaging collective worship as well as access to a bank of 100 hymns and songs.
- - Church House Publishing The Archbishops' Council publishes a range of liturgy, reference and other resources under the CHP imprint.
  - Parish Resources All things stewardship: resources and guidance on preaching, giving and fundraising with helpful online guides.
  - Diocesan websites The Church of England comprises two Provinces, Canterbury and York. Each province is broken down into dioceses. There are 43 in England (44 including the Diocese in Europe).
  - Communications Training High quality media, presentation and new media training for the Church of England and related charities. Find out more about our current courses.
  - Lambeth Palace Library The historic library of the Archbishops of Canterbury. Its collections and those of its sister body the Church of England Record Centre (CERC) are freely available for research.
  - Parish Buying Offering national contracts and buying tips to help the Church buy and save together.
  - Celebrate 200 years of Church Schools The National Society celebrates 200 years of Church schools in England and Wales. Find out more about the anniversary and the work of the National Society.

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Ethical Investment Policies

The EIAG is an advisory body. Ethical investment policies are put into effect once they are agreed by the national investing bodies.

The investing bodies' overall approach to ethical investment is described in their Statement of Ethical Investment Policy.

Ethical investment restrictions apply to companies involved in military products and services, pornography, alcoholic drinks, gambling, tobacco, human embryonic cloning and weekly collected home credit.

The EIAG gives advice on positive steps that the investing bodies can take to reflect the Church's teaching and values on issues such as the environment and climate change, supply chain ethics and HIV/AIDS. On the vital issue of climate change, the national investing bodies are all signatories of the annual Global Investor Statement on Climate Change.

The national investing bodies are active stewards of their assets and vote their shares in line with the corporate governance policy recommended by the EIAG.

The ethical investment policies recommended by the EIAG are the basis for a distinctly Christian approach to investment embracing negative screening, positive alignment with the Church's teaching and values, and active stewardship.

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