In this blog post, a member of the Redress Survivor Working Group reflects on what it would mean to her and her life to receive redress from the Church.

The Redress Blog is a place for survivors and victims to reflect on what redress means for them and for Church officers and staff to provide regular updates on the progress the Church is making towards offering a National Redress Scheme.

In this blog post, the Chair of the Redress Project Board explains why the legislative process is needed and what people can expect from the draft Measure being brought to General Synod in November for "first consideration". 

In this blog, the Chair of the Redress Project Board shares his passion for the project and his commitment to delivering a National Redress Scheme that is "compassionate, fair, and transparent" for all. 

Follow along to learn how to add your Christmas services and events to your church's site on AChurchNearYou.com.

Here you will find inspiration for encouraging generosity and practical tips on how to have a generous Christmas.

Viewers are invited to rediscover the wonders of faith, hope and boundless love in Christ in a special online ecumenical carol service led in British Sign Language (BSL), to be broadcast this Sunday. 

The results of all elections of the General Synod or of its constituent Houses, from January 2022 to present. A list of all appointments made by the General Synod's  Appointments Committee from January 2022 to present.

This page describes the various Ecclesiastical Courts and what kinds of cases they deal with.

Find out who your Diocesan Environmental Officers and Net Zero Carbon Officers are and get in touch with them.