The Fellowship of God's Good Servant

The Fellowship of God’s Good Servant is an award created by The Christian Heritage Centre
to recognise men and women who, like Saint Thomas More,
have put their service and loyalty to God before all things.

The invitation is made by The Royal Patrons of The Christian Heritage Centre, The Lord and Lady Nicholas Windsor, on the advice of the Chairman and board of Trustees. Awardees receive a certificate and a silver medal.

The secretary of the Fellowship of God’s Good Servant is Anton’ de Piro.

About the Medal

The obverse of the medal bears an image of St Thomas More created by sculptress Danuta Solowiej based on the Portrait by Hans Holbein the Younger, for which she was awarded a silver medal by the Goldsmiths’ Craft and Design Council competition for the portrait.

The reverse was made directly from the seal of St Thomas More bearing his coat of arms, which he used when he was sub-treasurer of England’s exchequer. The seal now belongs to the Society of Jesus, and it is cared for at Stonyhurst.

The medals are minted by Thomas Fattorini and one has been included in the collection of The British Museum.