CHURCH OF ENGLAND

The Church Commissioners has a long and prestigious heritage, supporting the work of the Church of England since 1948. The organisation was formed by merging two bodies - Queen Anne's Bounty, formed in 1704 to support poorer clergy, and the Ecclesiastical Commissioners, set up in 1836 to administer several functions of the Church... We have undergone a number of changes since our formation. In 1998 our obligations for clergy pensions earned after 1998 were transferred to a new scheme managed by the Church of England Pensions Board. In 1999 the Archbishops' Council was formed, giving strategic direction to the Church of England and providing us with a clear focus on making the most of our investments to support the work of the Church. In 2007 we moved from 1 Millbank, where we had been since our inception, to Church House... Founded in 1948, the Church Commissioners for England has always sought to support the work and mission of the Church of England. The Church Commissioners is..

Registration numbers: 1074857 (W), Z6034304 (W)

Primary location: London United Kingdom