
If you’re interested in the support available to help church in rural areas, we also recommending visiting the Arthur Rank Centre.
Stained glass
Every window in your church is unique and needs to be understood and respected. Historic glass is one of the most fragile materials in your church. But we can help you see the signs and understand the causes of damage. We can also help you with practical maintenance tips.
Statements of significance and needs
If your church is listed, then you need to write a statement of significance and needs to apply for faculty. We can help you focus on what’s important.
The practical path to net zero carbon for churches
This guidance offers a 'practical path' to net zero carbon for church buildings, showing where most churches should start, and the more advanced projects for churches who use more energy.
Timberwork
Timberwork (or woodwork) and wooden furniture contribute greatly to the character of church interiors. Help identify the signs of damage to historic timberwork and furniture and understand the causes of damage.
Webinars on getting to net zero carbon
Find details of our series of webinars on different aspects of the Church of England environment programme and the path to 'net zero carbon'.
Webinars on land and nature, for Churches Count on Nature
Our national webinars on Land and Nature complemented Churches Count on Nature (4-12 June 2022), when churches around the country discovered and recorded the wonderful nature in their churchyards and green spaces.