
Clergy Household Hub (CHH)
The Clergy Household Hub aims to help anyone who lives in a clergy household to feel at home in Exeter Diocese through information, support and connection.
If you are a clergy spouse, partner or other family member, or living in a shared house with clergy, we are here to help. You can also contact us if you are a member of the clergy living alone or part of a clergy couple.
CHH is run by a volunteer group of clergy spouses and partners with support and oversight from the Diocese of Exeter’s Wellbeing Panel.
The Clergy Household Hub is based on:
- Inclusion Members of a clergy household of any age, stage background and worldview can find support and signposting here. This includes on entry to the vocation or moving in to the Diocese.
- Relationships The Hub will offer proactive ways of welcoming, checking in, reaching out, remembering and connecting to reduce isolation and build community.
- Acceptance Some people will be looking for spiritual support, some for a space to have fun. If it is important enough for someone to look for it, it is important for us too.
Throughout the year the hub will organise events for clergy household members to get together. Do contact your area rep if you would like someone to talk to about any aspect of clergy household life.
Moving home with children
Whether moving home is a thing of the past or one for the future, we hope that you will find our guide for moving home with kids useful. Click here to download.
Please download our leaflet which contains information about support for clergy households.
There is also a Facebook Group for Devon clergy households which you might like to join. To find out more about CHH and to join the mailing list for information about events and other resources, please contact Richard Frost.
Contact Us
Richard Frost, Totnes Archdeaconry & Co-chair (Female co-chair vacant) Email Richard
Mary Collins & Ruth Putnam, Exeter Archdeaconry Email Mary Email Ruth
Naomi Tyrell, Barnstaple Archdeaconry Email Naomi
James Parker, Plymouth Archdeaconry Email James