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2021-12-31-accounts

The Parish of Padstow St. Petroc’s Padstow & St. Saviour’s Trevone

Wednesday 27[th] April 2022

ANNUAL PAROCHIAL CHURCH MEETING

REPORTS FOR THE YEAR 2021

Please take this booklet home with you for reference

CONTENTS

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REPORTS ON THE YEAR 2020

Padstow P.C.C. - Annual report

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Rector’s Report

WORKING GROUPS

Church Wardens – Report – Padstow

Chapel Wardens - Report (inc. Deanery Synod) - Trevone GDPR Report

Safeguarding Report

Deanery & Diocesan Reports

Children’s Ministry

Church Rooms

THE PARISH ACCOUNTS FOR 2021

Treasurer’s Report

ACC 1

Annual Accounts Summary Statement

ACC2

Independent Examiner’s Report

ACC 3

Statement of Financial Activities ACC 4 Income and Expenditure Account ACC 5 - 6 Balance sheet at 31/12/21 ACC 7 Restricted funds summary ACC 8 Padstow PCC Accounting Policies ACC 9 – 10

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THE PARISH OF PADSTOW (St. Petroc’s Padstow and St. Saviour’s Trevone)

- 7.00 pm ANNUAL MEETING OF PARISHIONERS (VESTRY MEETING) AGENDA

Present Wardens are: Padstow: Mrs. Andrea Curnow (2021 ) and Mrs. Janet Dawe (2019) Trevone: Mrs. Sue Hollingsworth (2011 ) and Mr. Chris Newman (2018)

7.30 pm ANNUAL PAROCHIAL CHURCH MEETING - AGENDA

Betty Tucker Tim Bishop

P.C.C. Annual Report; Churchwardens’ report - St. Petroc’s; Chapel-warden’s report - St. Saviour’s;

Deanery Synod; Safeguarding, Health & Safety; GDPR: Work with Children-Friday Club, JAM, Messy Church, Taize - Church Rooms.

- The present P.C.C. consists of:

Ex-Officio members

Andrea Curnow and Janet Dawe (Church wardens - Padstow); Chris Newman and Sue Hollingsworth (Chapel Wardens - Trevone); Deanery Synod Members (as elected above); Elected members: There are 4 vacancies for the full term (3 Padstow and 1 Trevone) Padstow:

Molly Bishop (2022), Alan Veck(2022); John Hinchliffe(2022) – Retire this year (2022) Tim Bishop (2023) Angela Reskelly ( 2023) Vacancy (2023) Betty Tucker (2024), Rosemary Howells (2024) Vacancy (2024)

Trevone:

Janine Ogborne – Retires this year (2022) Susan Luckham – (2023) Christine Cunningham (2024)

“The P.C.C. has 12 elected members with 3 representatives from Trevone and 9 from Padstow. The term of office to be three years and re-election cannot be sought for one year. 1 representative from Trevone and 3 from Padstow to retire each year. 4 members retire each year giving other members of the congregation an opportunity to serve.

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11) Amendments to Standing Orders - if any. 12) Any other business - by leave of the Chairman 13) Date of next APCM meeting Wednesday 26[th] April 2023 (provisional) 14) Closing Grace

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MINUTES OF THE VESTRY MEETING OF PARISHIONERS Sunday 18[th] April 2021 IN ST. PETROC’s CHURCH, PADSTOW AT 11am

Opening Prayer: Led by new Rector Revd Ian Gulland.

1. Appointment of Clerk for the meeting: Janine Ogborne was appointed Clerk for the meeting. This was proposed by Sue Norfolk and seconded by Janet Dawe.

2. Apologies for absence

Apologies for absence: Michael & Jan Fisher

Present at the meeting

Revd Ian Gulland (Chair) Sue Norfolk, Patrick Atkinson, Claire Atkinson, Angela Reskelly, Andrea Curnow, Chris and Brian Cunningham, Janet Dawe, Rosemary Howells, Chris Newman, Sue Hollingsworth, Martin Saunders, Peter and Heather Crawford, Alan Veck, Tim and Molly Bishop, Betty Tucker, John Hinchliffe, Janine Ogborne, Peter Chadderton, Hilary Datchens, Fiona Giorla.

3. Minutes of the last Annual Meeting of Parishioners (vestry meeting)

Sunday 20th October 2020 The minutes of the last Annual Meeting of Parishioners (vestry meeting) were agreed as an accurate record.

Proposed: Sue Hollingsworth Seconded: Tim Bishop All: In favour

4. Matters Arising There were no matters arising.

5. Election of Church Wardens for 2021/2022

After 10 years of service, Sue Norfolk was stepping down as Churchwarden and was presented with a bouquet of flowers in recognition of all her hard work.

Padstow and St. Petroc’s Church Padstow:

Andrea Curnow : Proposed: Sue Norfolk Seconded: Tim Bishop Janet Dawe: Proposed: Janine Ogborne Seconded: Sue Hollingsworth All: In favour

St. Saviour’s Trevone:

Sue Hollingsworth: Proposed: Chris Newman Seconded: Jan Fisher Chris Newman: Proposed: Sue Hollingsworth Seconded: Christine Cunningham All: In favour

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There was no other business and the meeting closed at 11.15am.

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MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL PAROCHIAL CHURCH MEETING HELD ON Sunday April 18[th] 2021 IN ST. PETROC’S CHURCH, PADSTOW AT 11.30 am

1. Apologies for absence

Apologies for absence: Michael and Jan Fisher

Present at the meeting

Revd Ian Gulland (Chair) Sue Norfolk, Patrick Atkinson, Claire Atkinson, Angela Reskelly, Andrea Curnow, Chris and Brian Cunningham, Janet Dawe, Rosemary Howells, Chris Newman, Sue Hollingsworth, Martin Saunders, Peter and Heather Crawford, Alan Veck, Tim and Molly Bishop, Betty Tucker, John Hinchliffe, Janine Ogborne, Peter Chadderton, Hilary Datchens, Fiona Giorla.

2. Minutes of the Annual Parochial Church Meeting held on 25th October

2021

The Chair asked those present if there were any amendments required to the minutes of the Annual Parochial Church meeting held on 25[th] October 2021. There were no amendments.

Proposed: Tim Bishop

Seconded: Peter CrawfordAll: In favour

3. Matters Arising from the Annual Parochial Church Meeting held on

25th October

There were no matters arising.

4. Rector’s Report presented by the new Rector Revd Ian Gulland

Looking Back

The parish has experienced two transitions in quick succession, which has resulted in a sense of uncertainty, which the pandemic further compounded. The past year has included a mixture of in-person services, online services and working hard to ensure there is a pastoral presence in our communities. Special thanks to all who have worked so hard to ensure there is a worshipping presence from our churches. Whilst many have been so helpful during this transition, I would like to especially thank our wardens, retired clergy, curate and treasurer. For the past two months, since I started, we have seen further changes in our worship patterns. There has been an online service via Zoom, the development of our Facebook and YouTube presence, the start of a live-streamed service from Padstow, and most recently we have seen the re-establishment of regular services in each church across the benefice. We have seen increasing numbers come into church each week and over 300 people viewing our online services. The Lent course was also a source of encouragement as we explored the Gospel

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of John.

Since arriving, I have been spending much of my time building relationships, listening, and seeking to equip people across the benefice. I have seen a tangible change in outlook and an openness to reach out to the community. I have also been encouraged to see new (including young) people attending our services, many of whom have expressed an interest in becoming ‘members’ of the church.

Looking Forward

As I write this, we have just started having regular services again, which has provided some stability and normality. More than that, it allows and encourages us to be the worshipping community we have been called to be. It will be easy to slip back to familiar patterns; however, we need to be listening to how God may be leading us (His people and His church) in a new direction.

You will have noticed that the Sunday service at Padstow has become more contemporary, which is a response to: i) the mandate set out in the parish profile, and ii) the need for a service that reaches out to the community in a new way. Initially, I didn’t set out to make a significant change; however, it does seem to be right, and people have responded positively.

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I appreciate not everyone may initially appreciate the change, but I hope that we can all be reminded of our duty to serve and leave a Spiritual legacy for the next generation, as well as be generous to others.

In addition to wholesome worship together, in the months ahead I hope we can go through a process that starts to articulate our ministry and missional priorities, which inevitably means planning for growth. Of course, we hope for numerical growth, but we also need to seek to growth in depth. John 15 helpfully sets out (in Jesus’ own words) the desire of the Father and Son, which is that we are fruitful and abide in Him (Jesus). We need to ensure that what we are doing is fruitful according to God’s heart. You will notice that one of the conditions for healthy growth and fruit is pruning… which can be uncomfortable! In the next year I hope that we can look at these specific areas:

Encouragingly, many of these things are already underway. However, in order to make them achievable we will need to ensure that operationally and financially we are ‘investing’ in growth. We are fortunate to have healthy reserves; therefore, I will seek PCC approval for the Treasurer to set aside £25k as an initial development fund (the emphasis will be people rather than buildings, growth rather than maintenance).

As we start on this journey and seek to share this with others who may join us, I would like our new PCC to explore the use of this vision statement and three missional priorities:

Our Vision

Our vision is to love God and each other generously and reflect the hope of the gospel.

Faith

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We are committed to deepening our faith together. God has revealed himself most clearly through the gift of his Son, Jesus Christ. God makes himself known personally to each believer through the work of the Holy Spirit. Hope

The hope we have is found in our loving God and all that Jesus has done for us. This hope is for all and so we seek to speak of it, share it and demonstrate it when we are together and in our community.

Love

We are called to share the love, joy and peace that comes from God with all who come to our church. Our desire is to see all belong and be transformed by the warmth and generosity of our love and hospitality.

Character and Culture

One of the great joys of this part of Cornwall is the strong sense of identity and community. One of the great challenges is aligned with this; how do we act and behave like one church? This is not meant to be critical; often our strengths have a corresponding blind-spot or potential weakness. Our pride in place and past may lead to holding others at arms distance.

In the coming months we will need to understand what it means to be one church under God, with Christ as or head. Where is he leading us (together!)? Then we have the need to work together as one united benefice. As I have repeatedly mentioned, I have no blueprint but it would seem unwise not to state the obvious. Much of this will depend on our character and seeking to demonstrate brotherly and sisterly love (Gal 5.22-23, Phil 4.8, 2Pet 1.5-7, Col 3.12-15, Acts 20.35). Love is not a feeling; it is a commitment. Church is always described in the context of loving God and loving others, how (well) we do this will be a mark of our Christlike character.

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Reminder

Finally, I would like to remind you of what you as a church have asked of me. I believe this forms the mandate for our shared ministry, it also articulates how our PCC should run, as well as every area of church life. I will be frequently asking the PCC to ask how we are doing in each of these areas.

Excerpt from the Parish (& Benefice) Profile:

young people .

Team Collaborate Grow Approachable Worship Young people Build Believe Relate Enable New Humour Encourage Passionate Resilience

I look forward with anticipation to all God has in store in this parish. With every blessing, Revd Ian Gulland

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5. Presentation of the new Electoral Roll 2021.

Janine Ogborne PCC Secretary presented the 2021 electoral roll which stands at 125.

Many thanks to Betty Tucker for collating and providing the data.

6. The Annual Report on the Financial Afairs of the Parish and Presentation of the PCC accounts

2020, the first year of the Pandemic, has been a challenging year for our Church Community due both to the fact that we were without a Rector, being in the second year of Transition in just a 3 year period, and the impact of the Covid19 virus precautions which stopped tourist visitors to the Churches, prohibited social fund-raising events, curtailed the hiring-out of the Church Rooms and severely limited attendance at all kinds of services - even at those limited periods when they were allowed. Add to these constraints the additional costs of PPE, hand-gel, after-service Church cleaning, signage and record keeping and it became clear, in the first quarter, that the Budget was a fallacy. A review identified that at least 20% of our income was at risk (c.£20+K) whilst any savings on such items as Upkeep of Services were matched by increased Running Costs etc.

The 2020 budget was, therefore, recast to reduce outgoings by 20% where possible (e.g. halting planned restoration work, reducing MMF commitment to just £35K or 50% of the Benefice total call instead of the intended 60%, avoiding all but necessary repairs etc. [Note: Total MMF donated in the period was £41.5K inclusive of the final 2019 donation that was, due to some confusion, not debited by the Diocese until into the new year]

However, by the grace of God, two unplanned incomes came to our aid during the year. Firstly, we were left a £10K legacy and later, after a 2year delay sorting out our Gift Aid recovery with HMRC (withheld due to confusions caused by the simultaneous departure of both Incumbent and Gift Aid Officer as sole signatories) we obtained £17K in back-dated Gift Aid. So rather than end the year having to take £20K+ out of our reserves, as had been anticipated, we ended the year with £6.9K Unrestricted surplus.

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Whilst this was very good for 2020 we have to look forward to a 2021 without the prospect of Gift Aid windfalls but with Pandemic restrictions still impacting the first half of the year. Thus, we will probably need much more than the £6.9K to fund the expected 2021 income shortfall and renovation and Quinquennial repair work cannot be deferred for ever. Other than the above, Income items worthy of comment were :- Planned Giving dropped by £3K or 13% due both to Covid and, more worryingly, the continued impact of congregation loss due to the Incumbent turmoil of the past 3 years. All other direct giving together with Church Rooms and Fees income was down by over 50% due to Covid which also reduced Special Appeals to less than 1/3 of normal and reduced Coracle Appeal fund-raising by over 60%. Expense items worthy of comment were :- Outgoing Fees were down by 66% due to the lack of Weddings. A £3K increase in Minor Repairs was due to St Petroc’s Boiler repairs and St. Saviour’s Store Hut replacement. The £1K increase in Parish Administration costs represented the additional work/expense associated with the recruitment process for a new Rector. The action to avoid all unnecessary project outgoings reduced all Non-Recurrent Expenditure to less than 10% of the previous year’s figure.

I am indebted to Sue Norfolk, Janet Dawe, Geoff Spear and Martin Saunders for their diligence in collecting, counting, recording and, in Geoff and Martin’s case, banking collections, donations, magazine payments and other incoming funds.

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Also, my thanks go to Martin Saunders, aided by Angela Reskelly, for managing the planned giving scheme and the invaluable task of preparing our Gift Aid claim. Finally, my thanks go to Mike Huntley for inspecting these Annual Accounts.

Proposed: Tim Bishop

Seconded: Patrick Atkinson

All: Approved

The Chairman wished to formally thank the Treasurer, Mr. Tim Bishop for his continued hard work in preparing the accounts for the Parochial Church Council. Those present gave a round of applause to show appreciation of the work that goes unseen.

7. Appointment of Independent Examiner

The Treasurer advised that the Independent Examiner for the 2020 accounts was Mr. Mike Huntley, who inspected the accounts in the absence of Mr Robert Nelmes.

Proposed:Tim Bishop Seconded: Patrick Atkinson All in favour.

8. Comments and Questions on Parish Reports – as written and received

There were no comments or questions in relation to the Parish Reports.

9. Election of Lay Representatives to Deanery Synod

Deanery Synod for the new Triennium 2020-2023 . – Jan Fisher, Peter Crawford, Janine Ogborne & Chris Newman.

10. Election of members to the Parochial Church Council

The Chair expressed grateful thanks to those who had served the PCC and were now standing down this year.

There were three - 3 year vacancies for Padstow and a 2 year casual vacancy and one 3 year vacancy and a 2 year casual vacancy for Trevone. Following a vote, the elected members to the Parochial Church Council were confirmed as follows:-

St. Saviour’s, Trevone:

Nomination: Christine Cunningham Proposed Sue Hollingsworth Seconded Brian Cunningham

There were no nominations for the 2 year casual vacancy

St. Petroc’s, Padstow

There were no nominations for St. Petroc’s Church, but retiring members Rosemary Howells and Betty Tucker agreed to carry on for another 3 years. This still left a 3 year vacancy and a 2 year vacancy to fill.

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11. Election of Sidesmen

Although recognizing the significance of the roles of sidesmen, in the current circumstances regarding restrictions, the Churchwardens, would carry on the duties of the sidesmen, and this will be looked at once restrictions have been lifted and how we re-instate the role.

12. Amendment to Standing Orders

There were no amendments recorded.

13. Any Other Business by leave of the Chairman

The date of the next APCM would be reviewed closer to the time due to COVID_19 restrictions still being in place.

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The meeting closed with the Grace and the chair requested the members of the new PCC to remain for their first meeting.

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PADSTOW PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL St. Petroc’s Padstow and St. Saviour’s Trevone Annual Report on the year 2021

1). Legal and Administrative Information

Name: Parochial Church Council of The Parish of Padstow (St Petroc’s Padstow and St Saviour’s Trevone).

Location: St Petroc’s Padstow is in Church Street, Padstow. O.S. ref: 916 754 Post-code: PL28 8BG

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St Saviour’s Trevone is located in Trevone village. O.S. ref: 893 757 Post-code: PL28 8QX

Members: Members of the PCC are either ex-officio or elected by the Annual Parochial Meeting

in accordance with the Church Representation Rules. During the year the following served as members of the PCC.

Clergy: Vicar: Revd. Ian Gulland Churchwardens Mrs. Andrea Curnow (Padstow - first elected 2021) Mrs. Janet Dawe (Padstow - first elected 2019) Chapel Wardens Mr. Chris Newman (Trevone - first elected 2018) Mrs. Sue Hollingsworth (Trevone - first elected 2011) Deanery Synod Dr. Peter Crawford (Elected 2020 for 3 years) Triennium 2020-23 Mrs. Jan Fisher (Elected 2020 for 3 years) Janine Ogborne (Elected 2020 for 3 years) Chris Newman (Elected 2020 for 3 years)

Co-opted Not required

P.C.C. – Elected Maximum of 9 from Padstow and 3 from Trevone.

Mr. Alan Veck – 1 Mr John Hinchliffe – 1 Molly Bishop – 1 Mrs Janine Ogborne – (T) 1

Mrs. Angela Reskelly – 2 Mr. Tim Bishop – 2 Mrs. Sue Luckham – (T) 2

Mrs. Betty Tucker – 3 Mrs .Rosemary Howells – 3 Mrs. Chris Cunningham (T) - 3

Code : 1 = retires APCM in 2022 2 = retires APCM in 2023 3 = retires APCM in 2024

Status The PCC is a Charity and is registered with the Charity Commission from 28[th] November 2008. The registration number is 1126984 and appears on all PCC correspondence.

2) Aims and Organisation

The main purpose of the PCC is defined in the Parochial Church Councils (Powers) Measure 1956 as

“to co-operate with the Parish Priest in promoting in the Parish the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical”

PCC The PCC met 4 times during the year and the Standing Committee, consisting of the Officers, met as required.

Committees: Church Rooms;

Electoral Roll: At the Annual Parochial Church Meeting held on October 25[th] 2020 the Electoral Roll stood at 125 members.

Sunday Attendance: The average Sunday attendance in the parish for a “Normal” Sunday was 70.

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3. Review of Progress and Achievements

A. Worship

Retired Clergy The Parish continues to be extremely grateful for the ministries of Canon Michael Fisher, Revd. Katie Kirby.

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Lay Worship Leaders We offer our thanks to all our Lay Worship Leaders who have all worked

hard to give the parish acts of worship on the weeks when there is no Eucharist. Our thanks to: Andrea Curnow, Jan Fisher, Keith Fyleman, Martin Saunders, Christine Cunningham and Janine Ogborne.

Mid-week Communion and Saints Days. With the assistance of the honorary assistant clergy, the parish is able to offer a regular said Eucharist at St. Petroc’s Padstow on Thursdays. The Eucharist of Wholeness and Healing has been suspended due to the pandemic. The sacrament is taken to the sick and housebound on a regular basis.

Children. Children’s Clubs have returned, with JAM on Sunday mornings at 10.00 am, Friday Club at 6pm and Messy Church on the last Friday of the month. Grateful thanks to Pat Jenks, Andrea Curnow, Christine Cunningham and their teams of helpers.

B. Buildings

The Church Property Registers for St Petroc’s, Padstow and St Saviour’s, Trevone are both updated each year before the Annual Parochial Church Meeting and are available for anyone to view at the Meeting. A full report on the fabric appears in the Churchwardens’ reports and the Restoration Report.

Restoration of St Petroc’s Church Buildings and Fixtures.

The “Coracle Appeal” has raised £4,782 during the year from fund personal donations. Unfortunately, in the second year of Covid restrictions there has been no opportunity for fund raising activities. Thanks to everyone who has who generously donated.

Church Rooms

The Church Rooms were out of action for much of the year due to Covid restrictions. Please refer to accounts for income and expenditure.

C. Mission

Mission Action Planning is an automatic item on the agenda of the PCC. 2021 was a year which saw the arrival of our new Rector of the Benefice Revd. Ian Gulland. Revd Ian is slowly mapping out the Vision for Mission for the Parish of Padstow and the United Benefice.

Safeguarding is an automatic item on the agenda of the PCC. Thanks to Patrick Atkinson our Safeguarding officer who keeps our Safeguarding files up to date. GDPR is an automatic item on the agenda of the PCC. Thanks to Chris Newman our GDPR officer who keeps the PCC up to date on GDPR matters.

D Ecumenical relations

The “ Churches Together” (formerly known as “South Camel Christians Together) have now resumed under the Chairmanship of Sally Lee. They look forward to again events such as Carols on the Quay, Walk of Witness, Sea Sunday and various other joint services.

The Church Sharing Agreement : in operation since November 2011 and continues to work extremely well. The joint Catholic & Anglican Council meet twice a year.

4. Review of Financial Activities and Afairs

Honorary Independent Examiner: Mr. Mike Huntley, who examined our Annual Accounts last year, declined to do so this year for personal family reasons. Because of this the Annual Accounts for 2021 were independently examined by newly appointed Independent Examiner Mrs Karen Wright, Treasurer of Padstow Museum.

Bankers: Lloyds TSB Bank Plc, Molesworth Street Wadebridge and HSBC plc. 12 Molesworth Street Wadebridge

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Thanks: We offer our sincere thanks to Tim Bishop our PCC Treasurer who manages the Accounts and does the banking for Padstow; Martin Saunders who looks after the day to day cash-book and

banking for Trevone; our Church Wardens, Andrea Curnow and Janet Dawe, who handle the collections and Sue Norfolk who maintains the cash-book for Padstow; and to Geoff Spear who collects and banks Magazine advertising income. We also thank Karen Wright for her work in examining the Accounts of the PCC this year and Martin Saunders and Angela Reskelly for their work with the Planned Giving and Gift-Aid tax claims.

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Parish Finances

See the Annual Accounts document :-

“ACC1 Treasurer’s Report” “ACC3 Independent Examiner’s Report” “ACC4 Statement of Financial Activities” “ACC5&6 Income and Expenditure” “ACC7 Balance Sheet”

Parish Reserves Policy

Parish Reserve funds may be established and expended solely under the control of the PCC

1. Quinquennial Reserves

See the Annual Accounts “ACC9 & ACC10 Padstow PCC Accounting Policies”

2. General Reserve Policy

See the Annual Accounts “ACC9 & ACC10 Padstow PCC Accounting Policies”

3. Restricted Funds

See the Annual Accounts “ACC8 “Restricted Funds Summary”

Signed:

Revd Ian Gulland (Chair) 27[th] April 2022

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Rector’s Report

REPORTS ON THE YEAR 2021

Church Wardens Report – St. Petrocs

Janet Dawe & Andrea

Curnow

In preparation for drafting this report, we read back over the Churchwarden’s reports from the APCM’s held in October 2020 and April 2021. It helped to focus on so much that has happened in the last two years in our Parish. Up until the start of war in Ukraine in February, the Pandemic was the biggest and longest challenge that we faced. We read about how we dealt with the lockdowns and keeping people safe, to the opening of the church again and how the services and worship have been transformed into where we are today. The introduction of the internet for the streaming of services, a new musical direction, and the new challenges of building back up the congregation and the finances!

But, having looked backwards to see where we have come from over this time, we should also be looking forward and taking with us all the positive things that have happened. The Children’s clubs and Messy Church are going from strength to strength, Christmas services were well received, and we hope to see a continuing increase in the weekly attendance at all the other services on offer through the week.

To create a better awareness of St Petroc’s and what is on offer, some work has been done to create new signage around the church and churchyard. This is a staged approach to gradually increase awareness of the church throughout the town by improving signage over a greater area. We hope to see the first signs in place shortly. The new signs will allow for greater flexibility in displaying what is on and when.

As you read this, the first printed edition of the Parish magazine will be in circulation following the pandemic. We are running a trial copy to see if there is still enough interest to continue with an annual subscription.

We will be looking at starting some small fundraising events such as coffee mornings over the next few months to raise some much-needed funds and to provide outreach and encouragement for people in the community to come and engage and socialise. Our hope is that these will be organised and run by separate groups of people to share the responsibility. Alongside this, we are always open to more volunteers to help with the running of services, setting up

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and serving coffee after a service or helping to clean the church...a regular commitment doesn’t have to be every week, but it is very much appreciated and a particularly important part of the hospitality and welcome.

The contactless giving station is on order, and we are hoping that this will soon be installed. It is also hoped that this will encourage more regular giving and will encourage visitors to the church to contribute as we move ever closer to a cashless society.

The works identified in the last Quinquennial inspection continues to be monitored. A lot of time, effort and meetings have taken place around the issues raised in relation to the Prideaux Brune memorial, but we are pleased to say that on recent advice from a Health and Safety inspection we have hopefully found a solution to the problem which doesn’t incur a full restoration. The focus will now be on repairing/replacing the floor in the area by the choir stalls.

Finally, we would like to say a big thank you to the support we have received this year from Fiona and all the worship leaders. To Pat and all the team that lead the children's services and clubs. To Ian for always being available (and Vicky for her support!). To our fellow Chapelwarden’s, Sue and Chris in Trevone. To Tim, for keeping us all on the straight and narrow and especially Sue, who has the answer to everything and is always at the end of the phone!

St. Saviour’s Chapel Wardens Report

Sue Hollingsworth & Chris

Newman

Another year to report the continuing impact of the pandemic. Faith can be tested in many ways. However, at the same time what has become evident is the love and neighbourly approach to supporting others in our wonderful community. How fortunate we are.

We have enjoyed being able to continue to extend a very warm welcome to all, local residents and their visiting families and friends, holiday homeowners and holiday makers.

We have been able to continue to facilitate a range of forms of worship and music from the more traditional Eucharist service, though it continued to be taken in one form, through to Morning Worship, Songs of Praise and Taizé. The music has on occasions been provided by the band, facilitated by Chris Cunningham and on others led by the singing of Jane Myles. However, in the main we have relied upon piped organ or choral music as regrettably we no longer have a resident organist. We are therefore so glad that we installed a hearing loop in the last few years. We were delighted to have Jamie Constance play for the Service of Nine Lessons and Carols which brought members of the community together to read the lessons.

Outreach is so important and takes many forms. Whether that be social care or the simple display at Easter of a cross made of driftwood by Andy Nichols or the raising of a large Christmas Tree by a group from the village and the illumination of the Church stain glass window.

St. Saviours has seen average Sunday attendance numbers in the low to midtwenties. Slightly lower than those enjoyed pre-pandemic but consistent. As indicated we have looked to continue to embrace different styles of worship and we are grateful to all that participate in the life of the church in whatever capacity that is. We are particularly grateful for the lead taken by retired Canon Michael Fisher, though the term retired does not seem appropriate in view of all that he does. We also benefitted from services lead by Curate Fiona Giorla, and occasionally Rev’d Diane Powell and Rev’d Katie Kirby. Reader Charles Howlett has added an additional insight into services. Towards the end of the year, we were delighted to hear Ordinant Oli Myles preach for the first time and through

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his and his family’s presence give hope and support to the future of the local church.

Sunday morning worship continues to be lead, in the main, by the worship leaders Jan Fisher, Chris Cunningham and Martin Saunders. We are delighted that they bring their own individuality to the leading of worship enabling St. Saviours, as a small church, to widen its appeal.

The church’s congregation was delighted to welcome in February the licensing of Ian Gulland as the new vicar for the Benefice, and in turn the parish of Padstow including St. Saviour’s Church, Trevone to which of course this report relates. We have since enjoyed Ian leading a 7 o’clock morning vigil on Easter Sunday and morning worship on the Sunday before Christmas.

The church locally and nationally has to face many challenges, and therefore it is difficult to state the congregation’s disappointment in having seen so little of Ian leading worship in Trevone during 2021. We acknowledge that adjusting to a new role and responsibilities can take time. We look forward in the future to him leading through his role as vicar.

The pandemic has quite obviously impacted upon every individual, and upon all activities in the village, as it has throughout the country and indeed the world. Our thoughts and prayers are with those that have lost loved ones or experienced pressures upon them in whatever form they may be, whether financial, mental, or physical.

Thanks to the guidance Patrick Atkinson and Oli Myles gave back in 2020 we have been able to continue to conduct services in as fuller way as possible and continue to have the church available for private prayer. This has proved to be so important for personal reflection.

Pydar Deanery Report

Diocesan Synod

Martin Saunders

General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Report

Chris

Newman

GDPR continued to be a standing agenda item for all PCC meetings through 2021.

The year saw the licensing of Ian Gulland as the new vicar for the St. Petroc’s Benefice and therefore vicar for the Padstow Parish.

The parish maintains a spreadsheet based upon diocesan guidance relating to all activities that impact upon its GDPR responsibilities. Ian Gulland has appraised himself of the contents of the spreadsheet and how personal data is handled.

Ian and all members of the PCC are equally responsible for all aspects of GDPR as they relate to the activities of the parochial church council.

The inclusion of GDPR on all PCC agendas enables its members to have the opportunity to raise matters of relevant concern. The PCC remained cognisant of its responsibilities, on behalf of Padstow PCC, as they related to personal data obtained for and retained by the parish and the requirements to ensure that such data was only obtained for purposes notified to and approved by the individuals to whom the data applied.

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Safeguarding Report & Health & Safety

Patrick

Atkinson

Since the APCM meeting in April of last year the parish has embarked on a number of projects or initiatives.

Risk Management: Whilst not associated exclusively with Safeguarding and the Protection of Children and Vulnerable Adults, Risk Management and moreover the mitigation of risk is a key part of all areas of Parish functioning and activity and bears heavily on protecting the vulnerable. A Risk Management register (a matrix) has been created that identifies and captures areas of risk associated with the various activities and responsibilities the parish is engaged in identifies areas of risk, where mitigations exist to reduce those risks and where action needs to be taken to further reduce risk. Reviewing the Risk Management Register is an ongoing activity which has been incorporated into the functioning of the Standing Committee, the Parish Safeguarding Officer (PSO) and other groups as necessary.

Turning to Safeguarding:

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them. One of the most important responses to such things is to see what can be learnt and to take specific action to protect, to make things better, both as individuals and as a community.

‘Love is patient, love is kind…… It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres’. 1 Corinthians 13.4-7,13

JAM Club (Jesus and Me Club) Leaders: Pat Jenks and Vicky Gulland

Team: Rosemary Howells, Amanda Pascoe and Jessica Thorpe Since JAM Club started up again (25[th] April 2021) we have enjoyed a very encouraging year. Our team has increased and I am delighted to report that Vicky has joined me as a co-leader. Our lovely teenager, Jess Thorpe, is now a regular helper. We have also been blessed with the help of parents of new children, who stay with us each session. Our numbers are on the increase and we can have 10-12 children each Sunday.

We meet every Sunday (10am-11am) coming into church for a blessing at the end of Communion services and starting in church on the second Sunday of each month. We aim to start each session at 10am, with activities available for children who arrive early. These are related to the lesson for the day, which we continue to take from the Readings in church each Sunday. At 10am we have a “Welcome Time”, hearing the children's “news” and introducing the theme for the day. Then one or two worship songs (with actions/dance); followed by a Bible story; prayer time (sometimes led by the children) and craft activities. Drinks, biscuits and fruit snacks are always included in the session!

We continue to take a collection each week, to teach the children that “giving” is part of a church family's life. The children decide what we collect for and this year we have done:

As always, my heart-felt thanks go to the JAM Club team for their continued, enthusiastic support! JAM Club very much values the support of the whole congregation of St. Petroc's and would always welcome anyone who would like to join us for a session, to see what we do and share in the fun!

Children’s and Family Ministry

Andrea

Curnow

What a lot has happened since this time last year! We have cautiously progressed from largely online services and occasional meetings on Zoom to a new pattern of children’s clubs and services. From May until the school summer holidays we trialled running Fun Club initially with small outdoor groups and also trialled Messy Church on a small scale. During December we were able to hold a Nativity Special when the children were able to have a short service in church and watch a film of the Nativity which lots of them were involved with the previous year. We are grateful to Vicky and helpers for organising a Christingle service on Christmas Eve.

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Following some reviews of our practice we have settled into a pattern of children’s clubs and services, although we still have to respond to events (usually Covid related) as appropriate.

FRIDAY CLUB - (previously known as Friday Fun club) Where we are – our purpose:

“open to all but with Christian leadership and input”

“enables children to find out more about Jesus and his love for us”

“an opportunity to sow seeds of faith” “children can enjoy themselves in a safe setting”

Developments since our review of how Friday Club is structured

Messy Church - This is a real team effort, currently led by Andrea, Christine and Janine and supported by a band of dedicated helpers from both Padstow and Trevone. Messy Church is usually held once a month on a Friday evening from 4.30- 6pm. The service involves lots of activities including music and playing drums and a short act of worship and celebration. Currently families are asked to bring their own picnic if they wish to eat together. We are very grateful to everyone who helps in any way but more help is always welcome It is pleasing that as well as members of Padstow and Trevone Churches some other members of the community are joining us. Attendances continue to be encouraging and some families are attending who may not have been accustomed previously to attending church.

Following the meaningful World Day of Prayer Service held on 4[th] March, which several of us attended and were inspired by, we decided to use some of the children’s ideas from this service for the next Messy Church. The theme will was ‘Seeds of Hope’ and donation plates were available to collect for Ukraine. Ministry and Outreach to Children and Families including schools

We are hoping to hold a second general meeting soon to include all those interested in the above in any way. Please speak to Andrea, Janine, Chris or one of the team if you would like to join us. We would particularly welcome anyone who feels they might like to work with older children, parents with young babies and/or our outreach into schools.

Future Dates

Friday Club 6-7pm Messy Church 4.30-6pm Other Apr 1[st] & 15[th] (am) Apr 29[th] Easter Church Services May 6th & 13[th] May 20[th] June 10[th] & 17[th] June 24[th] July 1[st] & 8[th] July 15[th ] (Trevone- beach based activities?) Aug Sept 9[th] & 16[th] Sept 23[rd] Oct 7[th] & 14[th] Oct 21[st] Nov 11[th] & 18[th] Nov 25[th] Dec tbc

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Church Rooms Report Sue Norfolk

The Church Rooms are now up and functioning again. We have seen some of the regular users return, some new groups, but sadly have also lost some groups. The past two years of the Pandemic has had a significant impact on the halls finances. So it was agreed that the room rates would rise by £5 per session, to cover the costs of increased utilities.

As the building is now showing signs of wear and tear, the committee have met to make a list of snagging issues and draw up a programme of maintenance and re-decoration. This will take place when funds allow.

We have a wonderful facility for the local community, and as we get back to some normality, we welcome ideas for its use.

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The Parochial Church Council for the Parish of Padstow

St. Petroc's Church, Padstow with St. Saviours Church, Trevone

INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR YEAR ENDED 31st DECEMBER 2021

(to be read also as notes to the Statement of Financial Activities)

2020
£
25174
19220
431
1662
2217
59
1260
415
50438
1390
2511
89
3985
1035
7712
16722
67160
1044
6500
1650
1084
10491
0
200
0
20969
1044
0
0
1264
955
3263
24232
91392		 Ref
INCOMING RESOURCES
Direct Giving
Gift Aid Tax recovered
1
Planned Giving - Gift Aided
2
Planned Giving - Other
3
Collections - Ordinary
4
Collections - Gift Aided
5
Collections - Offetory Boxes
6
Voluntary Donations
7
Votive Candles
8
Sub-Total Direct Giving
Other Activities
Magazine Sales
9
Magazine Advertising
10
Bookstall
11
Fees
12
Church Hall Income
13
Investment Income
14
Sub-Total Other Activities
Total Ordinary Income 2021
Non-Recurrent Extraordinary Income - (R) = Restricted
Special Appeal Donations (excluding Coracle Appeal) (R) 15
RC's Contribution to Church Expenses (R)
16
Grant Aid for Equipment, Children's Fun Club & Garden (R 17
Solar Panel Electricity Cost Offset (R)
18
Bequests
19
St Saviour's Fabric & Furniture Fund Dog Show (R)
20
General Funding Events income
21
Children's Fun Club Fund Raising (R)
22
Sub-Total N-r Extraordinary Income
Non-recurrent Extraordinary Income - Coracle Appeal Restricted
Gift Aid Tax Recovered
23
Listed Places of Worship Grants (Tower & Chimney)
24
Major Donation
25
Fishermens Friends Concert
26
Other Donations and Fund Raising
27
Sub-Total N-r Extraordinary. Income - Coracle Appeal
Total Non-recurrent Extraordinary Income 2021
TOTAL INCOMING RESOURCES 2021		 2021
£
5916
24300
190
2799
1817
959
2330
806
39117
70
2171
0
5072
1550
7881
16744
55861
3342
6500
899
1545
1000
0
81
0
13367
0
0
4000
0
782
4782
18149
74010

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St. Petroc's Church, Padstow with St. Saviours Church, Trevone

2020
£
850
41461
2700
935
3581
4051
1430
3733
0
0
6651
3163
629
6549
1302
562
189
77786
1177
0
1267
1137
0
3581
511
0
0
428
0
209
0
0
0
0
0
1148
500
0
500
83015
8377		 RESOURCES EXPENDED
Ref
Ordinary Recurrent Expenditure
PCC Donations - Mission/Charity
31
MMF (Common Fund)
32
Clergy Expenses
33
Fees Payable to Diocese / Deanery
34
Heat, Light, Water
35
Running Expenses
36
Upkeep of Services
37
Minor Repairs/Organ Maintenance
38
Mission Costs
39
Votive Candles
40
Insurance
41
Hall Running Expenses
42
Magazine Printing & Postage
43
Parish Administration Costs
44
Cleaning Costs
45
Outgoing Fees passed to Bells, Verger, Organist etc.
46
Children's Resources and Excursions
47
Sub-Total Ordinary Recurrent Expenditure
Ordinary Non-recurrent Expenditure
St Saviour's Fabric & Furniture Fund Repairs
48
Quinquennial Report corrective actions
49
Church Rooms Equipment
50
Garden of Peace Equipment
51
General Funding Event costs
52
Sub-Total Ordinary Non-recurrent Expenditure
Non-recurrent Expenditure - Special Appeal Restricted Donations
St Petroc's Society
53
Royal British Legion
54
Seafarers Mission UK
55
Water Aid
56
J Constance (Organist) Educational Costs Gift
57
The Children's Society
58
Mount Edgecombe Hospice
59
Good Gifts (Africa) from JAM Club collection
60
Padstow Lifeboat Fund
61
Cornwall Air Ambulance
62
Cornwall Hospice Care
63
Sub-Total N-r Expenditure Special Appeal Donations
Non-Recurrent Expenditure - Coracle Appeal Restricted Fund
Christmas Lights (in agreement with Fishermens Friends)
64
Coracle Appeal Other Expenditure (Bank Charges)
65
Sub-Total N-R Expenditure Coracle Appeal
TOTAL RESOURCES EXPENDED 2021
SURPLUS (or- LOSS) INCOME OVER EXPENDITURE		 2021
£
499
42000
3075
2316
3687
4675
3403
8450
178
0
6248
3140
0
6170
1244
570
500
86155
0
0
1213
0
0
1213
551
574
0
0
2000
0
0
97
0
100
0
3322
0
6
6
90696
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INDEPENDENT EXAMINER’S REPORT TO PADSTOW PCC

This report on the Accounts of the PCC for the year ended 31 December 2020, which are set out in the booklet provided, is in respect of an examination carried out in accordance with the Church Accounting Regulations 2006 (‘the Regulations’) and s.43 of the Charities Act 1993 (‘the Act’) as amended by Charities Act 2011 Part 8.

Respective responsibilities of the PCC and the Examiner

As members of the PCC you are responsible for the preparation of the Accounts; you consider that the audit requirements of Regulations and section 43(2) of the Act do not apply. It is my responsibility to issue this report on those Accounts in accordance with the terms of the Regulations.

Basis of this report

My examination was carried out in accordance with the directions given by the Charity Commissioners under section 43(7)(b) of the Act and to be found in the Church guidance, 2006 edition. That examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the PCC and a comparison of the Accounts with these records. It also includes considering any unusual items or disclosures in the Accounts and seeking explanations from you as trustees concerning such matters.

Independent examiner’s statement

In connection with my examination, no matter has come to my attention:

Signed………………………….................... Dated.................................... 2022 Name..................................................................................................................

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