The Road to the 80th General Convention
Welcome to the Church Pension Group’s 80th General Convention resource page. Here we offer General Convention delegates (deputies and bishops) an overview of how we fulfill our purpose, which is to support the clergy and lay employees of The Episcopal Church in their calling to spread the gospel. As in the past, there are actions that General Convention will be asked to consider that impact our governance and our work. We offer this information as background and invite you to contact us if you have any questions.
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Reports to General Convention
Find updates on our work during the past triennium and responses to the 2018 General Convention resolutions, including our Blue Book Report.
Trustee Nominees
Learn more about the nominees for The Church Pension Fund’s Board of Trustees.
General Convention Events
Learn about our General Convention-related events.
Communicating with the Church
View our communications that offer insights into our work and highlight how decisions are made.
Resources and Church Trends
View resources and research to better understand how we serve The Episcopal Church.
Benefits
We provide pension and retirement savings plans, health benefits, and educational services that position our clients for the highest level of financial security in retirement.
Insurance
We provide broad, cost-effective property and casualty coverage, and unique risk management strategies and tools, in a financially sustainable way.
Publishing
We develop worship materials, books, and digital resources on spiritual well-being and on health and financial wellness that address the evolving needs of The Episcopal Church.
Investment Management
The primary role of CPF’s Investment Department is to ensure our ability to fund our benefit obligations, today, and for decades into the future.
Research & Data
Understanding the changing needs of an evolving Church allows us to be proactive in our service to the Church.
Leadership & Governance
Governance of CPF is provided by a 25-member Board of Trustees, 24 of whom are elected by the General Convention of The Episcopal Church. The CEO and President of CPF serves as the 25th Trustee.