Church's Pension Fund publishes its 2025 Yearly Review
The Church Pension Group (CPG) has unveiled its online 2025 Annual Report, offering an insightful look into the ways the financial services organisation is assisting the people and institutions of The Episcopal Church. The report, available at cpg.org/annualreport2025, showcases how CPG has found new opportunities to fulfil its purpose of helping the clergy and lay employees of The Episcopal Church in their calling to spread the gospel.
The Annual Report invites readers to delve into the many ways CPG is making a difference. It uses a series of videos, articles, and graphics to present its information in an engaging and accessible manner. The report also includes the Denominational Health Plan Annual Report, which can be found at cpg.org/DHP.
The Denominational Health Plan Annual Report highlights the tireless efforts of The Episcopal Church Medical Trust to contain healthcare costs, provide equitable churchwide pricing of plans, and ensure equal access to and parity of healthcare funding for eligible clergy and lay employees.
CPG, which serves The Episcopal Church, provides retirement, health, life insurance, and related benefits for its clergy and lay employees. The organisation maintains three lines of business: benefits, property and casualty insurance, and publishing. This includes the official worship materials of the Church.
Mary Kate Wold, CEO and President of CPG, emphasises that the Annual Report underscores CPG's ongoing efforts to address the evolving needs of The Episcopal Church during a time of change.
C. Curtis Ritter, Senior Vice President and Head of Content & Creative Services at CPG, can be reached at (212) 592-1816 or [email protected]. You can also follow CPG on Facebook, X, YouTube, Instagram, and LinkedIn.
For more information about CPG, visit cpg.org. The Annual Report serves as a testament to CPG's unwavering commitment to its mission and its dedication to the people and institutions of The Episcopal Church.
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