Spotlight
Trends in Ministry Webinar: Insights into Episcopal Clergy
What does today’s clergyperson look like? Where do they minister? How much do they earn?
Matthew Price, PhD, and the Rev. Alistair So-Schoos of our Research & Data team discuss how The Episcopal Church is changing.
Discover how data from bishops, priests, and deacons on race, ethnicity, gender identity, and sexual orientation enriches the Church’s commitment to Becoming Beloved Community—and illuminates trends in ordination, deployment, and compensation that could affect how the Church carries out its ministry.
Replay the July 21, 2022 webinar 
Additional resources from the webinar: Presentation slides
The New Episcopal Clergy Compensation Report is Here
The latest Clergy Compensation Report features fast and easy access to a wealth of useful comparative statistics.
New this year:
- Easily compare statistics across provinces or dioceses all in one chart
- View compensation by race, ethnicity, gender identity, and sexual orientation
Watch a replay of our Research team’s guided walk through the numbers.
Lay Employee Financial Literacy Study Results Webinar
Gain insight into lay employees’ financial knowledge, savings behavior, and retirement readiness.
Clergy Financial Literacy Study Results Webinar
More than 1,000 clergy participated in the survey. Now we’re sharing the results. Be prepared for a few surprises.
Lay Retirement Readiness Webinar
Insights from CPG research on Episcopal church lay employee retirement readiness and listening to concerns from around the Church.
Insights & Ideas
Church Pension Group (CPG) hosts conversations addressing topics of interest to the church — Shareholder Engagement, The Demographics of a Changing Church and Investing for Positive Impact.
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Reports & Statistics
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Episcopal Church Office of Research and Statistics
Reports on church growth, church facts, parochial reports, community demographics and church leadership