Church Pastoral Aid Society

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The Church Pastoral-Aid Society (CPAS) was founded in the Committee Room of the Church Missionary Society 19 February 1836 for "the purpose of benefiting the population of our own country by increasing the number of working clergymen in the Church of England, and encouraging the appointment of pious and discreet laymen as helpers to the clergy in duties not ministerial". In about 1974 the Society dropped the hyphen from the name.

Reference: G. R. Balleine, A History of the Evangelical Party in the Church of England (London, 1908).

From the guide to the Archive of the Church Pastoral Aid Society, 1836-1985, (University of Birmingham Information Services, Special Collections Department)

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associatedWith Churches' Committee on Gambling corporateBody
associatedWith Church of England corporateBody
associatedWith Church of England Scripture Readers' Association corporateBody
associatedWith Church Pastoral Aid Society Auxiliaries corporateBody
associatedWith Church Pastoral Aid Trust corporateBody
associatedWith Clerical Education Aid Fund corporateBody
associatedWith Liverpool Junior Clergy Bible and Prayer Union corporateBody
associatedWith London Clerical Education Society corporateBody
associatedWith Society for the Relief of Poor Pious Clergymen corporateBody
Place Name Admin Code Country
Clackmannanshire, Scotland
Fife, Scotland
Galway, Ireland
Leith, Edinburgh
West Indies, America
Athens, Greece
Linlithgow, Linlithgow
Renfrewshire, Scotland
Arbroath, Angus
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Church work Great Britain
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