In summer 2023, the Archbishops’ Council agreed to review the Church of England’s ‘financial system’ – particularly focusing on the financial relationships between dioceses and the National Church.

Generosity is at the heart of our faith. We believe in a generous God and our own generosity is a testament and hallmark of our faith in action.  It's the most wonderful gift to us, and to those around us.

Service materials, community engagement guidance, marketing materials and more, all to help your church engage with Generosity Week.

Notes from Common Worship: Additional Eucharistic Prayers - with Guidance on Celebrating the Eucharist with Children by The Church of England.

General Notes from Common Worship: Daily Prayer by The Church of England.

Generosity Week takes place in the Harvest season, so that as we thank God for his generosity to us, we also have the opportunity to think about how we might respond to that generosity. 

A range of resources offered by the national Giving and Generosity team to help churches build a culture of generosity.

The generosity of churchgoers from across the country is highlighted in the latest parish finance statistics.

We need to cultivate a generous culture, where we grow in an understanding of God’s generosity towards us and share that generosity through our ministry and mission. 

A Fika is a half day programme, for small groups to explore God's generosity to us, biblical generosity and generosity around the world.