Margaret Cave is the Director for Episcopal Ministry for the Archbishops of Canterbury and York, focusing on strategic and governance changes within the Church of England. Educated at Durham University, her career has progressed from Team Rector at a parish level to a strategic leadership position at Lambeth Palace.
Outside of her official duties, Margaret is deeply involved in her community, having served as Chair of a winter night shelter and as a school governor. She is married to Tim, has four grown-up sons, and a labradoodle named Tiger.
She is a published author, having contributed a chapter to the book Anglican Evangelists on the role of the evangelist in the parish church.
Margaret Cave
Director for Episcopal Ministry at The Church of England
London, England, United Kingdom
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Topics They Care About
Episcopal Ministry
Her current role is the Director for Episcopal Ministry, indicating this is her primary professional focus.
Church Governance
Her work involves facilitating strategic and governance changes within the Church of England.
Clergy Wellbeing
She has publicly stated her concern for the wellbeing of clergy, especially in light of modern pressures and challenges.
Media Appearances
Margaret has no verified media appearances
Work History
4-2025
Director for Episcopal Ministry at The Church of England
1-2022 - 5-2025
Episcopal Secretary to the Archbishops of Canterbury and York at The Church of England
9-2013 - 4-2022
Team Rector at Church of England
Education
1981 - 1984
Bachelor of Science - BS from Durham University
2010 - 2013
Masters from Canterbury Christ Church University
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Location : London, England, United Kingdom
Job Level : Mid-senior
Designation : Director for Episcopal Ministry at The Church of England
