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Clergy Support Trust wins Charity of the Year award

The Association of Charitable Organisations shortlisted the Trust for a trio of awards, recognising the breadth and impact of our vital work.

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You're invited to our Christmas Carol Service

Join us at The Charterhouse Chapel on Monday 30 November 2026, for an evening of fellowship, worship and beloved carols.

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Changes to our eligibility criteria

In January 2027, we are making changes to our eligibility criteria, to ensure that our grants and services support those applicants who need them most.

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£49,000 awarded to soul-nurturing retreat centres

Organisation grants are awarded to an organisation - or towards a specific project - which benefits Anglican clergy, their families or another beneficiary group.

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Clergy Support Trust shortlisted for three prestigious awards

The Association of Charitable Organisations has shortlisted Clergy Support Trust for a trio of awards, recognising the breadth and impact of our vital work.

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Blog: Where prayer, learning and argument meet

Professor James Woodward reflects on his time as Principal of Sarum College, a theological college, and the challenges that new ordinands and curates face today.

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Theological college to subsidise in-house clergy retreats

Our friends at Sarum College, a theological education institution in Salisbury, are offering opportunities for clergy and ordinands to access much-needed respite.

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Strengthening faith and mental health support with Mind & Soul

Concluding their work after twenty years, The Mind and Soul Foundation have generously gifted us many of their blog posts, articles and resources.

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National Ministry Team reforms funding for Ordinands

The National Ministry Team of the Church of England has increased the support available to those taking their first steps in ministry.

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"A call to love and serve" at our 371st Festival

A history-spanning range of music, from the 16th to the 20th centuries, was performed by three of the UK's top cathedral choirs.

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Blog: an act of worship and celebration

Our Chief Executive, The Revd Ben Cahill-Nicholls reflects on our 371st Festival Service, the oldest choral music event of its kind in the world.

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Archbishop of Canterbury to give the sermon at our 371st Festival

We are delighted that our preacher this year will be the Archbishop of Canterbury, The Most Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally.

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