About Sion College

Mission Statement

Sion College, founded in 1630, is a body of central London priests which celebrates, supports and challenges the Anglican ministry within the capital by promoting learning and fellowship among the clergy of London.

The College comprises

Fellows - mainly ex-officio, as Incumbents of certain central London parishes, but also some elected to honour their contribution to our College or Diocese.

Members - All Anglican clergy can apply to be members. The annual subscription ensures full details of, and invitation to, events organised by the College.

Associates - lay persons who wish to support and be involved in the life of the College.

Administration

Sion College is administered by a Court of Governors elected annually from among a fellowship of incumbents denoted by royal charter.

The College enjoys the services of an Administrative Secretary who is based at the College’s office at 53 Fleet Street, London, EC4Y 1BE.