What is the Order of St John?
COUNTY PRIORY GROUPS
Most counties in England have a County Priory Group (CPG), which undertakes the important work of the Priory at a county level and has a wide range of important responsibilities including:
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Being local ambassadors for St John
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Working closely with Her Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant or their representatives
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Developing strong positive relationships with key local community leaders
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Overseeing nominations for Honours and Awards
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Promoting faith aspects of the Order of St John through County Chaplains
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Liaising with the St John Fellowship and former members who can provide support and help to local CPGs
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Organising fundraising at a local level in conjunction with the Head of Priory and CPG Affairs and the Fundraising Department
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Overseeing the maintenance of the St John county archives
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Helping to support the work of the St John Eye Hospital Group in Jerusalem and St John Associations overseas
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Arranging an annual Organ Donor Award Ceremony in partnership with NHS Blood and Transplant (NHSBT)
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Supporting the work of St John Ambulance whenever possible
For further information on your local CPG, click on the links below:
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East Midlands (https://www.stjohnengland.org.uk/counties/posts/east-midlands/)
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East of England (https://www.stjohnengland.org.uk/counties/posts/east-of-england/)
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London (https://www.stjohnengland.org.uk/counties/posts/london/)
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North East (https://www.stjohnengland.org.uk/counties/posts/north-east/)
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North West (https://www.stjohnengland.org.uk/counties/posts/north-west/)
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South East (https://www.stjohnengland.org.uk/counties/posts/south-east/)
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South West (https://www.stjohnengland.org.uk/counties/posts/south-west/)
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West Midlands (https://www.stjohnengland.org.uk/counties/posts/west-midlands/)