Wellbeing and flourishing of Church of England clergy and ordinands (3938)

Type of Data: Wellbeing and flourishing of Church of England clergy and ordinands (3938)

Faith Community: Christianity (Church of England)

Date: 2017 (wave 1), 2019 (wave 2)

Geography: England

Sample Size: 761 (wave 1), 692 (wave 2)

Population: Church of England clergy ordained deacon in 2006, 2011, and 2015 and ordinands commencing ministerial training in 2016

Keywords: Autonomy, Church of England, church type, clergy, curates, demands of ministry, depersonalization, emotional exhaustion, engagement in ministry, financial wellbeing, flourishing, health, involvement in non-diocesan networks, living accommodation, mental wellbeing, ministerial effectiveness, ministerial role, ministerial wellbeing, Ministry Division, ordinands, physical wellbeing, relationship wellbeing, remuneration, Research and Statistics Unit of Archbishops’ Council, security, sleep, support and development activities, theological outlook, vocational wellbeing, working time

Collection Method: Online interview

Collection Agency: Research and Statistics Unit of Archbishops’ Council

Sponsor: Church of England Ministry Division

Published Source:

Liz Graveling and Olga Cara, Mapping the Wellbeing of Church of England Clergy and Ordinands: Panel Survey Wave 1 Report, London: Church of England Ministry Division, 2017

Louise McFerran with Liz Graveling, Living Ministry Panel Survey Wave 2: Ministerial Effectiveness and Wellbeing–Exploring the Flourishing of Clergy and Ordinands, London: Church of England Ministry Division, 2019

BRIN ID: 3938

Remarks:

Longitudinal component of Living Ministry Research Project, extending from 2016 to 2026. Of respondents to wave 2, 144 had not participated in wave 1.

Posted by: Clive D. Field

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