Your church organ needs regular maintenance, and every 20 to 30 years it might also need a few repairs. We can help you make good choices when the time comes to repair or replace it.

How are you going to manage the new activities after the building work is finished? If your project is big, you might have to set up a separate company. We can help you understand your options and choose the structure that gives you the right level of control.

How the leadership and governance of the Church of England is structured.

Churchyards display a variety of historic structures, many listed in their own right. The good management of a churchyard needs to take into account a range of issues, from the burial rights of parishioners to the wildlife management of the churchyard. 

Grants for the conservation of historic church interiors & churchyard structures in partnership with the NLHF, Pilgrim Trust, Radcliffe Trust, Oswald Allen Bequest, Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, Gunnis Fund & the Anglican Parish Churches Fund

The Church Commissioners provide financial and administrative support to Parishes, Dioceses, Cathedrals and to Bishops.

The General Synod consists of the House of Bishops, the House of Clergy and the House of Laity.

Information about the governance of safeguarding in the Church of England.

The National Church Governance Programme Board is taking forward the work of transition and implementation of the National Church Governance Proposals contained in GS 2307 welcomed by General Synod in July 2023.

The Church Commissioners for England exists to support the work and mission of the Church of England today and for future generations, helping it to remain a Christian presence in every community