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  1. Church Commissioners are managing a £100m reparative justice fund, noting the Church's historical profits from sugar plantations in Barbados.

A manifesto calls for financial redirection within the Church of England, criticizing the fund allocation priorities of the Church Commissioners.

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A manifesto calls for financial redirection within the Church of England, criticizing the fund allocation priorities of the Church Commissioners.

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  1. Calls are being made for ethical financial practices as cathedrals are found to be using banks that invest in fossil fuels.Sub-event
  2. Commissioners manage £11.6bn and hold meetings to discuss the Church's future.1 source
  3. The Archbishop supports the Church of England's reparations fund, while Anna Firth criticizes the institution's lack of due process.Sub-event
  4. King proposed a motion in the C of E Synod, highlighting internal policy debates and asset management.1 source
  5. Save the Parish and critics call for financial redirection and criticize Church Commissioners' fund priorities.1 source

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Church Commissioners are managing a £100m reparative justice fund, noting the Church's historical profits from sugar plantations in Barbados. All 3 developments

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