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A Christian presence in every community
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The Church is committed to working with and supporting the diversity of Britain’s households in every community and at national level. We believe the family is an important part of God’s plan for a healthy society.
Christian contributions to public debate.
The promises you make on your wedding day seal your love and commitment to each other for the rest of your lives, so it makes sense to spend some time thinking about the words and all that they mean.
Churches are more effective in mission when they work with others. Partnerships with charities and networks are important for local ecumenism.
Find out more about the Families and Households Commission.
Find out more about the commissioners for the Families and Households Commission.
The story of your relationship as a couple may have begun fairly recently or years ago. Either way, getting married is a whole new beginning for you, your family and others in your life.
This privacy notice explains what you can expect when we collect and process your personal information under the UK General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR).
Further information about People and Partnerships Funding, including guidelines
Even if one or both of you are divorced, there may be a way for you to marry in church, but you will need to talk to your vicar as soon as possible.