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A statement on the Archbishop of Canterbury's resignation

A statement following the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, The Most Revd and Rt Hon. Justin Welby.

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Dr Liz Graveling's Annual Assembly keynote

The Senior Researcher shared some concerning statistics, including a suggestion that 1 in 5 incumbents in her study had probable clinical depression.

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Expanding our Visiting Caseworker Service

Visiting Caseworkers help us support more complex applications in person, travelling the length and breadth of the UK.

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You're invited to our first Christmas Carol Service

Join us at The King's Chapel of The Savoy on Monday 2 December 2024, for an evening of carols and mince pies.

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Welcoming our Governors to the Annual Assembly

Our 2023 Annual Report was approved, we enjoyed an insightful keynote from Dr Liz Graveling, and a brand new service was launched...

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Launching our new free Will Writing Service

Be reassured your wishes are clear by writing your Will with Clergy Support Trust's new scheme.

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Marsha de Cordova to be Second Church Estates Commissioner

Marsha has been a wonderful ally of the Trust, since joining as an Honorary Vice-President three years ago.

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Introducing our Coaching Service

Independent, impartial and confidential coaching, delivered through our newest partner, 3D Coaching.

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More time off for Church in Wales clergy

This change to the Clergy Terms of Service includes two holidays of seven days, instead of the previous six, and an extra rest day every month.

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Clergy wellbeing in the Synod spotlight

At General Synod 2024 in York this week, a motion was carried to entitle clergy to more time off to rest, a step in the right direction to championing clergy wellbeing.

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Welcoming a new Patron

The Trust are delighted that King Charles III has accepted Patronage of the Charity, following an unbroken line of Royal Patronage since 1678.

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A record number of guests join the 369th Festival Service

A history-spanning range of music, from the 17th to the 21st centuries, was performed by three of the UK's top cathedral choirs.

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