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Over 4,000 people each year leave gifts in their Wills to support the work of the Church of England, but the Church of England itself is not a legal entity and has a complex structure.
As a national support centre, we offer a wide range of opportunities including roles in Management, IT, Facilities, Communications, Pensions, Finance, Administration, Payroll, Safeguarding, Education and many more.
One of the first things you will need to do is be in touch with your local church. Whether you speak to an administrator, a friendly parent like you from the church, or the vicar, they will be glad to hear from you.
Each of the English diocese (and the Diocese in Europe) has a structure of boards and councils responsible for different aspects of the Church's work including ministry, mission and education.
From 28th January 2020, new applications for fabric repair grants should be sent to the National Churches Trust.
Index for the PCC Accountability Guide.
Once you’ve decided to marry in church, your first contact is most likely to be the vicar, although sometimes you may speak to a church administrator first.
Sustainability is about the financial, social, organisational and environmental future of your project. We can help you put the right structures in place so that your activities run for years to come.
Information about the Cathedrals Working Group report and consultation.
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.