The Church Pension Fund (CPF), the sponsor and administrator of pension and other benefit plans for The Episcopal Church, announced the launch of A Message from the Chair, a quarterly communication that will be published after each regular meeting of the CPF Board of Trustees (CPF Board). Prepared by CPF Board Chair Bishop Thomas J. Brown, the communication will reflect actions taken by the CPF Board that impact the products and services administered by CPF, as well as other highlights of the meeting.
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The Church Pension Fund (CPF), the sponsor and administrator of pension and other benefit plans for The Episcopal Church, announced the launch of A Message from the Chair, a quarterly communication that will be published after each regular meeting of the CPF Board of Trustees. (Photo: Business Wire)
“We are excited to introduce this new communication that is designed to help the Church better understand the work of the CPF Board,” said Bishop Brown. “Our inaugural message highlights a new product offering from The Episcopal Church Medical Trust, decisions related to the 2022 Medicare Supplement Subsidy, as well as our ongoing work with Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. We hope this communication provides additional clarity around our work and our efforts to support those who serve the Church.”
About The Church Pension Fund Board of Trustees
Governance of The Church Pension Fund (CPF) is provided by a 25-member Board of Trustees, 24 of whom are elected by the General Convention of The Episcopal Church. CPF’s CEO and President, Mary Kate Wold, is elected by the CPF Board and serves as the 25th Trustee. The CPF Board is responsible for oversight of the Church Pension Group’s (CPG) strategic direction and makes important policy decisions that affect the products and services that CPG offers the clergy and lay employees of The Episcopal Church and its institutions, working closely with its Executive Leadership Team.
Lay and ordained church leaders, experienced investment managers, business and professional leaders, and attorneys are among the professions represented on the CPF Board.
About The Church Pension Fund
The Church Pension Fund and its affiliated companies, collectively referred to as the Church Pension Group (CPG), maintain three lines of business—benefits, insurance, and publishing. CPG provides retirement, health, life insurance, and related benefits for clergy and lay employees of The Episcopal Church, as well as property and casualty insurance and book and music publishing, including the official worship materials of the Church. Follow CPG on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Instagram, and LinkedIn. cpg.org
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Contacts
Media:
C. Curtis Ritter
Senior Vice President
Head of Corporate Communications
212-592-1816
critter@cpg.org
