Church Pension Group

Our Lines of Business

Our Lines of Business

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The Church Pension Fund (CPF) was founded in 1917 to provide pension benefits to eligible clergy of the Episcopal Church.  Since then, with the authorization of General Convention, its work has expanded. Today, the Church Pension Group (CPG) oversees three lines of business:

• Employee benefits
• Property and casualty insurance
• Publishing

The needs of those we serve are central to our purpose, which is to support clergy and lay employees of the Episcopal Church in their calling to spread the gospel. We have built a culture of professionalism and service to assist our clients with securing their financial futures and attaining a comfortable retirement.  The core values that guide us in fulfilling our mission are compassion, professionalism and trustworthiness.

The Church Pension Fund and affiliated companies are:

The Church Pension Fund

CPF sponsors and administers the pension plans provided to eligible clergy and lay employees of the Episcopal Church. These include defined contribution and defined benefit plans for clergy and lay employees. 

Church Life Insurance Corporation

Founded in 1922, Church Life provides group life insurance, long- and short-term disability coverage, and annuities.

The Church Insurance Companies¹

Since 1929, Church Insurance has provided the broadest property and casualty insurance available to Episcopal churches and institutions, as well as unique risk management services and innovative programs to help prevent sexual abuse and harassment in congregations.

The Episcopal Church Medical Trust

Created in 1978 and funded by a VEBA,² The Medical Trust is the sponsor of health and dental plans for active clergy and lay employees, seminarians, and eligible dependents, as well as Medicare Supplement Health Plan options. 

Church Publishing Incorporated

Founded in 1918, Church Publishing is an official publisher of worship materials and resources for the Episcopal Church, as well as a multifaceted publisher and supplier to the broader ecumenical market.