The Church of England comprises a diverse network of 42 dioceses to leverage technology to support their mission


Build a vibrant IT community across dioceses & connect them with external expertise


This initiative aims to inspire trust and to cultivate engagement and reduce costs


Deliver meaningful impact across the Church’s diocesan network

  • Limited Resources
  • Aging Infrastructure
  • Wide-ranging Responsibilities
  • Diverse User Base
  • Geographic Spread
  • Cybersecurity Threats
  • Resistance to Change
  • Workload Peaks
  • Unclear Boundaries
  • Balancing Expectations

Our goal is to make some of these a little more simple.

Managing desktops, laptops, and other devices for clergy and staff, ensuring they are up-to-date, secure, and tailored to user needs.

Maintaining reliable and secure networks across diocesan offices, churches, and other facilities. This includes configuring Wi-Fi access points, routers, and firewalls to support connectivity needs.

Administering and supporting office phone systems and mobile devices for clergy and staff, including VoIP solutions and usage policies.

Overseeing the diocesan CRM, safeguarding parishioner and staff data, and ensuring church all software operates smoothly.

Coordinating cloud-based services like Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace for collaboration and email. Managing backups and disaster recovery systems for critical diocesan data.

Developing and monitoring the IT budget, managing procurement, and tracking IT assets throughout their lifecycle.

Ensuring all systems comply with data protection regulations and implementing robust cybersecurity measures to protect diocesan information.

Aligning IT strategy with diocesan goals, identifying new technology solutions to enhance ministry effectiveness, and collaborating with external consultants when required.