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ST RICH RD'S CHURCH Hanworth Annual Report 2020

Prayer of St Richard

Thanks be to thee, my Lord Jesus Christ, For all the benefits thou hast given me, for all the pains and insults thou has borne for me. O most merciful redeemer, friend and brother, may I know thee more clearly, love thee more dearly, and follow thee more nearly, day by day. Amen

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Annual Report 2020 Contents
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Agenda for APCM –21 April 2021 4
Minutes of 2020 APM and APCM
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Electoral Roll Report 7
PCC Secretary’s Report 7
Treasurer’s Report 8
Church Wardens’ Report 11
Children Worker’s Report 12
Jasmine’s Refection 13
Music Director’s Report 14
House group Leaders’ Report 16
Safeguarding Report 17
Hampton Deanery Synod Report
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Vicar’s Report 19

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ANNUAL REPORT 2020 St Richard’s Church, Hanworth

The Annual Parochial Church Meeting is to be held online via Zoom on Wednesday 21[st] April 2021 at 7.45 p.m.

An Attendance Register will be taken virtually.

Annual Meeting of Parishioners, (AMP)

  1. Opening Prayer.

  2. Appointment of Churchwardens.

Annual Parochial Church Meeting, (APCM)

  1. Welcome

  2. Apologies

  3. Approval of the Minutes of the AMP and APCM of 22[nd] October 2020

  4. Matters Arising

  5. The presentation of the Electoral Roll and the Electoral Roll Officer's report.

  6. Elections to PCC

  7. PCC Secretary’s Report incorporating Proceedings of the Council during 2020.

  8. Treasurer’s Report

  9. a) Appointment of the Independent Examiner for 2021

  10. Church Wardens’ Report including a report on the Fabric, Goods and Ornaments of the Church for 2020.

  11. Children Worker’s Report.

  12. Director of Music’s Report

  13. Church Safeguarding Officer’s Report.

  14. House group Leaders’ Report

  15. Hampton Deanery Synod Report.

  16. Vicar’s Report.

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  1. Election Results (if necessary)

  2. AOB

  3. Closing Prayer

PCC Membership 2020

Clergy:

Revd Chris Kennedy Ex Officio, Deputy Chair, (Until June 2020) Revd Debs Wignall Ex Officio, Chair, (From November 2020)

Wardens:
Julie Adams Chair, Ex Ofcio,
(From June 2020)
Vice - Chair (from November 2020)
Ron Hudson Ex Ofcio,
(Until October 2020)
Emma Hughes Ex Ofcio,
(From October 2020)

Elected Members:

Mike Coombes Deanery Synod, Secretary, (From November 2020) Jenny Bird (2020) Ann Hedges Debi Lagor Electoral Roll Officer Dave Rayner Treasurer Liz Sharpe (2020) Deanery Synod Gavin Thomas Anita Pinnalawatta (2020) Hannah Mitchell (2020) Emma Brown (2020) Beryl Wittin (2020)

Forthcoming PCC meeting dates are as follows:

(7:45 pm start): Monday 10th May and 14th June.

Church Employees:

Wendy Rayner Children’s Worker (From April 2020) Paul Hughes Musical Director Natasa Pedic Cleaner

Licensed Ministers

Brenda Small Licensed Lay Minister John Baggs Licensed Lay Minister Revd Danny Wignall Permission to Officiate (From February 2021)

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Minutes of Annual Meeting of the Parishioners and the Annual Parochial Church Meeting in 2020 St Richard’s APCM 22 October 2020, on Zoom

Attendees:

Mike & Gill Coombes, Paul & Emma Hughes, Rodney & Carolyn Bourne, Pam Rainbow, Yvonne Mansell, Debi Lagor, Julie Adams, Sheila Dobson, Margaret James, Liz Sharpe, Tina Allan, Wendy Holah, Mike & Jan Reynolds, Tricia Law, Vanessa Hughes, Dave & Wendy Rayner, James May, Hannah Mitchell, Beryl & John Wittin, Emma Brown, Jenny Bird, Mary & Andy Smith, Ann Hedges, Ron Hudson, Brenda Small, Kathleen Attrill, John Baggs

Annual Meeting of Parishioners

  1. Opening Prayer – Julie Adams

  2. Election of Churchwardens – 2 nominations: Julie Adams and Emma Hughes – duly elected

APCM

  1. Welcome – by Julie Adams

  2. Apologies – Sandra Bowskill

  3. Minutes of 2019 AMP and APCM meeting – accepted unanimously

  4. Matters arising – none

  5. Presentation of Electoral roll – informal revision, given the exceptional circumstances due to Covid. Changes made: Roy and Ann Kerley, Hazel Scanlon and Hannah Kennedy were taken off, and Anita Pinnalwatta was added.

  6. Elections to PCC – Nominations: Jenny Bird, Emma Brown, Hannah Mitchell, Anita Pinnalawatta, Liz Sharpe, Beryl Wittin – all duly elected.

  7. PCC Secretary’s Report – no comments. Julie Adams thanked Lisa Taylor for all she did as PCC Secretary.

  8. Financial Report – Dave Rayner showed a presentation (see slides). Julie Adams thanked Dave Rayner for all his work. Appointment of Independent Examiner, Donna Cooksley – approved

  9. Churchwardens’ report – Ron Hudson said thanks to everyone who has helped in very interesting times. Julie Adams thanked Ron for all his service.

  10. Children’s Worker’s Report – Wendy Rayner thanked all the volunteers who have come back after lockdown to help with groups. Julie Adams thanked Wendy Rayner for starting her role so well and all that she has done.

  11. Safeguarding Report – Wendy Rayner and Gill Coombes read out the safeguarding policy 2020 (we re-adopted the 2019 policy, as advised by the Diocese). Julie Adams thanked Wendy and Gill for all their work on safeguarding

  12. Deanery Synod Report – Mike Coombes reported the two main items were the Bushy Active project and Deanery Missions. Julie Adams thanked Mike for his work on Deanery Synod and advertised that there is another vacancy for Deanery Synod.

  13. Reflection by Paul Hughes (see attached paper). Julie Adams said a big thank you to Paul for all his support and work. Pam Rainbow and Liz Sharpe said thank you to Paul and the team for all they’ve done.

  14. Closing Prayer – by Julie Adams

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Electoral Roll Report to April 2021

Summary

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Resident in
Date Total on Roll Male Female
Parish
22/10/20 84 36 (43%) 28 (33) 56 (67)
08/04/21 84 36 (43%) 28 (33) 56 (67)
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We welcomed new members onto the roll from 2020: 0

Those who have come off the 2020 roll are: N/A

PCC Secretary’s Report

We welcomed Debs to chair the PCC and the committee also appointed Julie Adams as vicechair, Debi Lagor as Electoral Roll Officer and Mike Coombes as the PCC secretary. The PCC is indebted to Lisa Taylor for the immense job that she did for the church including, but in no way limited to, her role as secretary of the PCC.

We were also sorry to lose Ron Hudson as an excellent Church Warden and a very active operational member of the PCC. Debs formally admitted Emma Hughes as Church Warden alongside Julie Adams. Much of the PCC’s key approvals for this abridged report centred on the use of the building under COVID restrictions. The PCC made the difficult decision to close the church for on-site Christmas services restricting the use of the building to funerals and bereavement related family support at the discretion of the vicar and in line with COVID risk assessments approved by the leadership team. It was good for the PCC

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to be able to further approve the limited re-opening of the building for some Easter activities including private prayer. The PCC was also pleased to lend its support to an Activate/St Richard’s School sport initiative being orchestrated by Chris Kennedy to provide some opportunities for both sport and ministry at the school.

Whilst there has been limited work around the building the PCC has authorised an application for funding to support some post Project Grow remedial works. Other works included electrical testing and repairs which will stand us in good stead for the impending quinquennial building inspection mandated by the CfE. We have additionally lit the spire in recent weeks with help from the Roger Casson Legacy. The PCC is indebted to Paul Hughes for his pivotal role in all of this work and to Wendy Rayner for being our on-site fixer and visitor host for workers.

Oxford Way continues to be a source of continued PCC discussion as we await the visit of a potential tenant. The PCC is very grateful to Beryl and John Witten for continuing to keep the garden in order.

This has been a challenging period for all, and great credit must go to Debs and the leadership team for coming up with ever more creative ways to ensure that COVID restrictions have not stopped the life of the church. This is also a testament to the flexibility of our congregation some of whom perhaps thought that on-line was something that you hung your washing on. It just bears out the truth of the words from 1 Peter 2 verse 5 -

And you are living stones that God is building into his spiritual temple. What’s more, you are his holy priests. Through the mediation of Jesus Christ, you offer spiritual sacrifices that please God.

Mike Coombes – PCC Secretary April

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Treasurer’s Report for 2021 APCM

1. Introduction

This report complements the 2020 Accounts. It focuses on the General Fund, comparing the 2020 figures with 2019 and the 2021 budget. It also gives summary information on the Project Grow fund.

2. General Fund Receipts

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Receipts 2019 2020 2021 Comment
Category Outturn Outturn Budget
Planned Giving (GA) 53,782 50,734 43,124 Reduced by 15% because of people who have left Church or died
Income Tax Recovery 17,145 12,974 12,506 Tax for Q3 and Q4 2020 claimed in early 2021
Planned giving (non-GA) 1,090 744 900
Plate Collections (GASDS) 2,928 632 700
Donations - Appeals (GASDS) 689 159 600
Donations to Charities 1,156 - - Charity income goes straight to special charity fund
Other Donations (GA) 5,598 15,355 5,600
Other Donations (non-GA) 817 417 500
Events 326 - 300 Assume one modest event in 2021
CCLA Interest 350 93 30 CCLA investment reduced hence interest reduced
Hall lettings - Playgroup 14,200 5,000 10,000 Assume pre-school operates through most of 2021
Hall lettings - Tamils 5,885 3,896 4,000 Assume CLG still restricted in 2021
Hall lettings - Other incl Dance Group 3,944 3,780 3,800 Assume dance school for 2 terms
Bible Notes 115 98 120
Fees (Funerals) 268 211 250
Church Group Income 3,444 532 800 Assume Church Groups only get back towards end of 2021
Holiday Club 645 - 600 Assume some sort of modest summer holiday club
Total 112,383 94,626 83,830

3. General Fund Payments

Payments 2019 2020 2021
Category Outturn Outturn Budget
Event costs 249 - 50 Assume one modest event in 2021
Overseas Mission - - - Assume another year of no payment from General Fund
Secular Charities - - - Assume all done through Special Charity fund
Common Fund 60,000 55,000 11,000
Vicar & Reader Expenses 91 941 200 Back to more normal levels in 2021
2020 figure is for vicar advert (counts as sequestration expenses)
Parsonage 426 402 500
C&F Worker salary 9,161 4,426 6,380 Assume further Hampton Fund £4k grant in 2021
C&F Worker Expenses 639 418 500
Oxford Way costs 5,818 4,977 5,077 Continue paying loan interest, insurance and utility bills
Church running expenses 5,766 5,469 5,500
Church Maintenance 642 26,180 1,000 Little maintenance in 2021 given all the work done in 2020
Furnishings & Equipment 310 2,670 1,000
Church Service Expenses 1,238 1,321 1,300
Training 764 89 200 Some modest training in 2021
Holiday Club 425 - 400 Assume some sort of modest summer holiday club
Phone, printing & stationery 3,562 3,091 3,000
Church Groups Expenditure 3,469 1,394 600 Assume Church Groups only get back towards end of 2021
Bible notes & books 232 71 200
Refreshments 329 205 100 Begin some refreshments late 2021
Hospitality 1,266 25 100 Begin some hospitality late 2021
Cleaner 4,564 1,124 1,500
Director of Music 5,004 5,004 5,004
Gifts 842 1,585 -
Affiliation Fees 561 415 500
PCC support costs 325 480 550
Payroll Service Fee 400 200 200
Bank Charges - 22 40 Costs of online giving
Total 106,085 115,509 44,901

4. General Fund Balances

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Balances 2019 2020 2021
Outturn Outturn Budget
Transfer from or to other funds (2,955) 3,367 (35,000) Transfer to Project Grow 2900 in 2020 and 35000 in 2021 required to pay
off CAF loan and first tranche of diocese loan. Transfer in from Oxford Way
Designated, Parish Administrator, Holiday Club, and Church Groups' funds
in 2020. Small transfer to Flower Fund in 2020 too.
Excess of Receipts over Payments 3,344 (17,516) 3,929
Needed for 3 months reserve 27,260 28,036 19,975 A quarter of total expenditure including transfers to other funds
Opening Balance 28,683 32,026 14,510
Closing Balance 32,026 14,510 18,439
Pre-school Awning Loan 0 2,400 0 Pay back Pre-school Awning loan in 2021
Cash in hand 32,026 16,910 18,439 Should aim to keep at about 3 month reserve in 2021

5. General Fund 2020 Highlights

6. General Fund Budget 2021

7. Project Grow 2020 Highlights

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8. Summary General Fund

Project Grow

9. Thanks

I’d like to give warmest thanks to:

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Dave Rayner, Treasurer

Church Wardens’ Report including a report on the Fabric, Goods and Ornaments of the Church

Since our last APCM in October 2020, we have welcomed our new Vicar Revd Debs Wignall, and we are thankful that she has already made a great start in the parish.

We are grateful to Ron Hudson for his time as Churchwarden; he stood down in October and we welcomed Emma Hughes as our new Churchwarden.

Having resumed worship services in the building in September, we decided once again to cease just before Christmas, as the Covid rates surged, and have been meeting online since then, with limited services taking place in the building (and outside where possible) during Holy Week. We are committed to keeping people safe and worshipping in a Covid-secure way. With the new strains of the virus being transmitted so much more quickly and easily, the best way to keep people safe has been to avoid physically meeting. But we are committed to staying in contact as a church family, through regular Zoom meetings and Debs has been fantastic at keeping in touch with those unable to get online, through weekly letters and regular phone calls.

We are incredibly grateful to Paul Hughes and Wendy Rayner, for arranging lots of maintenance work on the building.

Paul has organised electrical remedial work, electrical work identified as required in the last Quinquennial inspection, and for the spire to be lit. This is now a beautiful presence shining over the community. He also arranged for security lights to light the car park at night, providing important security for building users when it is dark; we are waiting for the electrician to provide an extra light or two to improve this further.

Paul has also organised for Virgin Media to be installed (to improve the Wi-Fi connection); the previous telephone number has been imported to Virgin Media, and our previous PlusNet contract has been cancelled. James Woodhead (our electrician) is going to quote to wirelessly relink the office telephone to the vicarage. The physical telephone cables between the church and vicarage over the car park were damaged during the building works and will be removed. In the course of our fixed wire testing and remedial work it has been recommended that we make plans to replace and consolidate the fuse boards as replacement parts for our current units are

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hard and costly to find. We are encouraged to plan for this as part of our ongoing maintenance of the building.

Wendy has had shelving put into the craft supplies cupboard, removed mould from the vestry cupboards (and removed the mouldiest cupboard), had new shelving put in the stationery cupboard in the vestry (which was bowed), redecorated the vestry, which looks amazing, and repainted the kitchen.

The area outside the prayer window has been reseeded with grass seed. Plans are afoot to make this into a more practical area for quiet reflection and outdoor social gatherings.

We have also organised some work on a few faulty doors, including installing an ‘engaged’ lock on the door to the former gents’ toilet, allowing us to remove the internal cubicle door to allow more light to come through. We have also had the guttering checked and are trying to organise tree trimming and PAT Testing before our Quinquennial inspection on 3[rd] June.

We tried to obtain funding for installing ceilings in the chair store cupboard, but a previous application was unsuccessful. Thanks to Dave Rayner for his help in submitting a funding application to the Diocese for this, and also to clean the church brickwork and purchase a new floor cleaning machine (the current machine keeps breaking). We were successful in obtaining £8500 for these works and hope to have them completed in the next few weeks.

Snagging points following roofing works have now been resolved and we have received the building manual. We await the final certificate and valuation.

Thanks to Beryl and John Wittin for all the work they do on maintaining the church and Oxford Way grounds, and to Natasa Pedic for all her hard work keeping the building clean.

There are two major pieces of work which still need doing, but we do not currently have the funds to carry them out: replacing the tired hard flooring throughout the building (estimated cost £15000-£20000) and resurfacing the unevenly surfaced car park (estimated cost £20000-£25000).

Julie Adams and Emma Hughes (Churchwardens)

Children’s Worker Report

From October until December 2020 both The Explorers group and Sunday Clubs were able to meet face to face until the second lockdown. Both groups were averaging ten children.

Since the second national lockdown began, we have endeavoured to keep our children connected to each other and the St Richard’s family.

Throughout our Sunday worship we have included contributions from the

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children through readings and prayers. The children have been brilliant at reading to camera and have participated in some memorable special services including Deb’s Induction, the Children’s Nativity and the Mothering Sunday service. We have also trialled a couple of live Zoom services for all ages and we will continue to establish these in our pattern of worship.

The Explorers group has continued on Zoom throughout the second lockdown. Between January and Lent, the group completed a series on Jesus’s miracles. They then went onto working through the SHAPE course. The group has enjoyed connecting with each other, sharing news, playing games and teaching me how to use all the different features of Zoom.

The St Richard’s Bake-off online events have been a joyous way of connecting with families during the lockdown period. So far, we have made biscuits, pancakes and Easter nests and look forward to the next showstopper challenge.

We have continued to strengthen our partnership with St Richard’s School and Debs, and I have delivered assemblies for

use within the school. Our Remembrance Day reflection was also delivered to our other local schools. In December I had the great pleasure in visiting St Richard’s school and St Richard’s Preschool to make Christingles with all the children.

We have reached out to our wider community during the Easter period. I had a lovely time visiting the 3[rd] Hanworth Beaver group retelling the Easter story and making an Easter craft on Zoom with them. We delivered Easter colouring sheets and sunflower seeds to all the children at St Richard’s Preschool. We delivered 36 Easter bags to 60 children who have links to the St Richard’s church family.

I would like to thank Debs for her support and encouragement as we work together to keep our children’s ministry thriving at St Richards. I would like to thank Paul Hughes for his continued support on the tech side, recording, editing and adding his own brilliance to our online services and assemblies. I would also like to thank the parents and the church community in supporting our children to be involved and ensuring they feel included in the life of our church. Finally, I would like to thank the children for being such a pleasure to work with and who teach me something new each time I meet them.

Wendy Rayner, Children’s worker.

Reflection on Lockdown

When we went into Lockdown the first time, I was in year 5. I missed out on doing one of my favourite topics Space. We went into Lockdown thinking we

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might be back in a month or something. I really liked my year 5 teachers’; I wouldn’t be taught by them again. I missed out on visiting my new year 6 teacher and my new classroom like we would usually do. When we did return in September everything was very different. The windows were open all the time even if it was cold. We could only play in one section of the playground and only in our class bubble, so I couldn’t play with Martha. In year 6 we are given jobs to help around the school, but we can’t do any of these jobs because of covid. We had to wash our hands lots of times during the day and we all have to sit facing the front. We haven’t had any of our after-school clubs or choir. As we are in year 6, we should go on a week-long trip with our class, our trip has been moved twice and we still don’t know if we can go or not.

Home schooling is another tricky thing. It is very easy to get distracted from work when you are home. It’s stressful to get it all done without the teachers help. Sometimes the technology doesn’t work or is frustrating. I have to set timers on my phone, so I get to all the right zoom meetings at the right time. Sometimes my parents don’t know how to help as I learn it differently than how they learnt. Sometimes when the parents are both at work, we have to do stuff by ourselves and there isn’t much to do.

Being at home can be fun. I don’t have to get up so early. At the weekends it can be hard because we can’t go to many places and during the winter, we have been stuck indoors a lot. It is hard not seeing my friends. I can facetime some of them. I don’t have my friend Evie’s phone number as she only started at our school this year and neither of us had phones, so I haven’t been able to talk to her through this lockdown. I miss playing with my friends and chatting. I miss meeting them in the park, having sleepovers and seeing them at parties.

We had our 11[th] birthday during the second lockdown, and it was the worst, but I did get my iPhone. It was nice that my family came to see me and Martha on our doorstep, but it wasn’t quite the same as our usual family party. We couldn’t celebrate with any of our school friends which was sad. T hen we heard we would have to stay at home for Christmas which was even more sad. We missed visiting our family and sharing meals. Martha didn’t get any Brussel sprouts as no one else in our house likes them, but Nanny always cooks them for her. I was sad that I didn’t get any of my Aunty Carol’s Christmas mushroom ring and Paul’s roast potatoes they are special things that I love at Christmas. I missed doing a nativity in church on Christmas eve. I missed visiting Hampton Court on New Year’s Day with Hannah and Paul and Emma.

I have been on screen a lot. All of my usual activities have been on zoom. I have my saxophone lesson on zoom, and I had to record my grade 3 exam rather than do it in person which was hard. Before the first lockdown I was playing in a small wind band which was really helping me listen to others playing and counting lots. I don’t know when I might get to play in a band again and if any of my friends will still be there when I do. I have had to do

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my stagecoach lessons on Zoom including my group singing lesson which is very hard to do on zoom. My Lamda exam was cancelled in March last year 2 weeks before I was due to do it after spending 5 weeks learning my pieces by heart. It was then rearranged in September with 3 weeks’ notice, so I had to relearn it very quickly. We have Guides on zoom. Martha, and I made our Guide promise on zoom, we would have liked to do it in person. No guide camps or days out this year but we have managed to do lots of work and badges at home.

In September me and Martha are going to secondary school. We hope that we can visit our new school in the summer term. We hope that when we get to Bishop Wand that things will be a bit more normal, and we can experience school in a more normal way. Most of all we would like to see our friends and family and not have to worry about how far we are apart or how many of us there are in one house. I want covid to be over soon so I can see and be with everyone I love.

Jasmine Rayner,

(Age 11)

A note from the piano player…

It feels strangely like many, many months since our last APCM, and – conversely – as if it were only yesterday. Asked to write something for tonight’s meeting, in many ways I feel I have little to report on. In my role as ‘Director of Music’ (2021 marks my twentieth year in the post), it’s certainly been a quiet time, in more ways than one. But there has been growth and many green shoots in church life which we have to celebrate.

On your behalf, I’d like to thank Debs for her faith, enthusiasm and care since joining us in November, and for her time and encouragement especially for the staff team between her appointment in the summer and her Collation in the autumn. Two of the things which we reflected would become a real focus at the last APCM in October were ‘people’ and ‘community.’ They has always been important – and the ways which God has been at work through so many of our church family in connecting with and caring for each other in these testing times has continued magnificently. Much of this takes place quietly – but that quiet Godly care, friendship, encouragement offered is vital, and we are very blessed as a family to have welcomed Debs for whom this is such a priority. She also happens to be hugely gifted at getting alongside people wherever they are in their faith or journey, as many of you will know personally. Starting a new role in the middle of a pandemic is challenging and restrictive, yet the impact Debs has made on us as a family and

community during this short time – still less than six months – is immense. We are very blessed.

Thank you all for the continued ways you have embraced ‘digital’

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church, despite the challenges and frustrations technology sometimes brings. Going forward it’s inevitable and appropriate that we don’t merely return to church being what it was but seek to make use of the technology so many of us have become adept at to be family and community in new ways which can make better use of time and reach more people. It’s something we will continue to explore and will likely figure heavily in our planning for the future. There’s still much we can learn, and as we do so we change and grow. As we reflect on the ways that many of us can meet for worship, prayer and fellowship, a quick word of thanks to all of those who have contributed to our online services and activities this year. A special note of thanks to Mike Coombes for starting to lead us in Morning Prayer online over the last few months.

As we continue to edge cautiously closer to ‘normality’, let’s continue to look out for and be thankful for the ‘small things’. There are lots of things we’d like to do, lots of things we miss, but God is still at work - sometimes in the things which we might be tempted to write off as mundane or insignificant, or things we mightn’t even notice at all.

Sometimes God speaks loudest when we’re quietest.

Paul Hughes

House group Leaders’ Reports Monday Morning House Group

At present we are a group of 8 more mature (not at all old in mind) ladies who have had various members up to about 12 and at times have been of mixed gender. We always welcome new members and value the support through talking and prayer that we give each other through the highs and lows of life. Anything personal discussed in the group is always kept confidential.

Our group have been meeting for many years and we decide between us what we will study etc. Prior to Covid we were studying Luke and for many months met on Zoom sporadically to have a catch up and share concerns and to pray. In October last year we started to study on Zoom having got used to it and continued with the series on Luke and in January followed a short weekly series on Ephesians to link with the Sunday sermons. Following this we did the SHAPE Lent series and did our final Luke study after the Easter break.

We generally now meet weekly again still via Zoom and our new study is to be Christian Character from Scripture Union. We are looking forward to being able to meet in person again.

Tricia Law

Monday Evening House Group

The Monday Evening House Group meets weekly from 8 to 10 pm on Monday evenings apart from during major school holidays. Sometimes when our

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meetings clash with PCC meetings, the non-PCC members meet for a prayer meeting without a bible study. However, our normal pattern is to have about an hour of bible study followed by an hour of sharing prayer concerns. Dave Rayner usually leads the bible studies and Elaine Whittle usually brings all the prayer concerns together into a closing prayer.

We are a mixed gender group with quite a wide age range and always welcome new members whether on a short or long-term basis.

Pre-COVID we met in members’ homes, but since March 2020 we have met on Zoom. Once restrictions allow, we’d love to get back to meeting in people’s homes again, possibly with the option of some joining us online if they prefer. We have a WhatsApp group for sharing prayer concerns among members, thereby providing a prayer chain.

Over the past year or so we have done series on Luke’s Gospel, Prayer, Ephesians and SHAPE. We expect our next series to be on Acts.

Dave

Rayner Tuesday Evening House Group

We are a small group of 7 Ladies (but with room for more). We meet on Tuesday evenings from 8m to 9.30pm. We all bring so many different things to the group. Gill Coombes is my sidekick and helps run our group. We support each other through prayer and keep in touch through each week through what’s app.

Before Lockdown we would meet in members’ homes and enjoy a cuppa and chat and sometimes we have home-made cakes (yummy). We have enjoyed a wide variety of bible studies together including James, Women of the bible, Sheila Walsh it’s ok not to be ok.

Just to name a few. We also have an evening out sharing good food and drink together.

Lockdown hasn’t stopped us. The only difference is we are all in the comfort of our own homes. All of us learning the new world of Zoom! And still enjoying a cuppa together.

Julie Adams & Gill Coombes

Thursday Evening House Group

Our house group used to meet on the 2nd & 4th Thursdays and if there was a 5th one, we did that as well from 7.30. till 9.00.pm. Leadership is shared between me and Liz who is a member of St. George's Church. When lockdown came Liz and I decided to suspend house group as some of our members did not have a computer and we felt it was unfair to carry on and leave people out.

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So since last March we have, without fail, telephoned each other to keep in touch and occasionally, doorstep chats! Upon speaking to Liz this week, she said that although we are not studying as a group should, she felt that our friendships have deepened because although we chatted before our group study, it was never in as much depth as we do now, we each other.

All our members are hoping at some point to resume later this year when hopefully we can meet in safety.

Beryl Wittin

Safeguarding Report October 2020 – April 2021

No Safeguarding concerns have been reported during the period of time since the last APCM.

We have undertaken a review of all roles which require Leadership Safeguarding training and have begun the process to ensure all those who require such training have renewed, completed, or are working towards completing that training.

Leadership training has been completed by Wendy Rayner and Gill Coombes. Leadership training had been refreshed by Emma Hughes, and by Debs Wignall prior to her arriving at St Richard’s. Leadership training has been booked by Paul Hughes and Julie Adams. All PCC members have completed the Basic Safeguarding training or are covered by previous in-date training.

Since the last report we have completed the conflict-of-interest flow chart and agreed the Safeguarding policy for 2021. We have displayed helpline advice posters within the church building and created a designated Safeguarding notice board which provides information and contact details for those to contact with safeguarding concerns. These actions are the completion of the 2020 safeguarding audit action plan.

Risk assessments pertaining to church services are completed by Debs Wignall.

Risk assessments for groups will be reassessed by a member of the Safeguarding team as groups restart. The team will also meet with volunteers to ensure:

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We have set up an email where Safeguarding concerns can be reported, and it monitored by the Safeguarding team. (safeguarding@strichardshanworth.church)

We are now part of an area Safeguarding forum with other local churches in which we can share experience, expertise and advice.

In the autumn term we plan to dedicate one Sunday Service to Safeguarding. We will communicate our commitment to safer churches for all those who attend our groups and ministries.

Wendy Rayner and Gill Coombes Church Safeguarding Officers.

Hampton Deanery Synod Report

There have been two Deanery Synod Meetings since the last APCM attended by Debs Wignall, Liz Sharpe and Mike Coombes .

23rd November 2020

Bishop Graham presented his 2030 vision for ‘Every Londoner to encounter the love of God in Christ’. Three strands identified were - Confident Disciples, Compassionate Communities and Creative Growth.

23rd February 2021

This is an extract from the Deanery Synod notes with many thanks to AnneMarie Philp,

The Revd Canon Miles Baker reported that clergy training had continued during the pandemic.

The Diocese position was very encouraging with:

The new clergy at the meeting who introduced themselves included:

Two other new Clergy are:

The Reverend Rachel Bedford and The Reverend Dave Cokayne, Curate, both from St Stephens, Twickenham.

There was also the Ministry Experience scheme where young people who were seriously thinking about an ordination route could reside in a Parish and get some experience of ministerial life.

The Diocese had many wonderful Licensed Lay Ministers and Miles’ hope was that more of them would step forward in the future. Miles ended by

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commenting that there were reasons to be optimistic and next steps included being more diverse, flexible and adaptable. Clergy could ask and invite people to have a go.

Chris Kennedy updated on Activate and added they had contacted 2 schools and 7 sports clubs to date but not any churches, due to the pandemic. Chris flagged up the Wellbeing Journey Course (an 8-week course) they would be running starting on 4 March 2021. More information could be found at https://wellbeingjourney.org/

The Common Fund had experienced a difficult year with Hampton Deanery down 9% against a Diocesan average of an 8% drop in offerings. 2021 is currently looking worse with the Hampton Deanery offerings down 15% down overall.

Liz Sharpe and Mike Coombes, Deanery Synod Reps.

Vicar’s Report

What a privilege to be writing my first APCM report as your new vicar, five months after beginning here. Danny and I are very thankful for your welcome in such extraordinary circumstances!

Even though only a few months have elapsed since last year’s Covid-delayed APCM took place in October 2020, I hope that as you have read this report you will have been amazed and thankful for the ongoing life and ministry of our church.

I know that you will want to thank Paul, Wendy, Emma, Julie, Dave, John, and Brenda for all that they have contributed. Building project management, financial stewardship, prayerful pastoral ministry including funerals with heart-breaking Covid- restrictions, development of digital church, video assemblies, growing social media engagement, and lots of phone calls, zoom meetings and door-step conversations.

I am personally thankful to each one for their wisdom, willingness to listen to and question me, their encouragement and most of all for their love for this family of St Richard’s.

I also want to highlight our House group leaders. During this last year, they have faithfully led and enabled their House groups to remain connected, to provide a space for prayer, Bible Study, and support. I am very thankful for all that they do. I hope that many more of us will join small groups of one sort or another over the coming year. Let me know if you are interested. There is also space to join our existing groups.

Behind the scenes Gill Coombes has been working with Wendy to develop our Safeguarding provision. Mike Coombes became our PCC Secretary, doing an excellent job producing minutes from Zoom PCC meetings. Vanessa Hughes continues to support Wendy every week with our Explorer’s group. Beryl and John care for our grounds. Our PCC has met monthly which has been so significant during this time. Thank you, all of you.

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I know that when we thank people by name, it is easy to forget someone! So, let me say a thank you to all of you for the many ways in which you have continued to demonstrate Jesus’ love to those you have been able to connect with. Those little acts of kindness, those smiling eyes above the face mask in the post office queue, those stories and jokes shared over a zoom cuppa, the courage, (and patience!) to engage with technology, every time you have prayed, every time you have listened to a front-line work colleague, helped a neighbour. Thank you.

In January I introduced our verse for the year for 2021:

Trust in the LORD with all your heart; do not depend on your own understanding. Seek his will in all you do, and he will show you which path to take.

I need to pray these words daily, to ask God the Holy Spirit to enable me to live them. This last year we have learned in a deeper way to trust in God, not to depend on what we think, to seek to follow Jesus in everything and then with Faith to take the next step. In the last year I have made lots of decisions, some under extreme time pressure that were never anticipated as part of my training! I know that is true for some of you too.

There is no substitute for gathering to worship in our building. We have all missed the opportunity to do that. It has been a necessary sacrifice for the sake of others. As we begin in the next few weeks, first mid-week and then later, on Sundays to gather again, let us continue to explore being church in our gardens, our homes, in small groups, as families, scattered yet united. Trusting God, following Jesus each step of the way.

I am thankful for the partnerships we already have with Church of the Living God, with St Richard’s Pre-School and with St Richard’s Primary School and look forward to those developing.

I am excited for all that is ahead, and I also want us to live in the present, not missing anything that God is doing in our midst, as we continue to explore how our church will build on all that has gone before to be a beacon of growing HOPE.

Debs Wignall, Vicar, April 2021

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Parochial Church Council of St. Richard of Chichester, Hanworth

Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2020

Receipts and Payments Accounts

Note
Receipts
1
Voluntary Income
1a
Activities for generating funds
1b
Income from investments
1c
Income from church activities
1d
Other incoming resources
1e
Total Receipts
Payments
2
Church activities
2a
Costs of generating funds
2b
Governance costs
2c
Other payments
2d
Total Payments
Excess of receipts over payments
Transfers between funds
12
Changes in liabilities
Cash and banked funds on 1 January
11
Cash and banked funds on 31 December
11
Non cash adjustments
Net Movement in Funds
11, 13
Funds b/fwd @ 1 January 2020
12, 13
Funds c/fwd @ 31 December 2020
11, 13		 Unrestricted
Restricted
Funds
Funds
2020
£
£
£
81,016
23,175
104,191
-
1,167
1,167
93
51
144
13,745
-
13,745
-
-
-
94,854
24,393
119,247
117,826
142,120
259,946
-
-
-
702
-
702
-
-
-
118,528
142,120
260,648
(23,674)
(117,727)
(141,401)
(13,215)
13,215
-
2,400
(30,865)
(28,465)
(34,489)
(135,377)
(169,866)
57,711
142,940
200,651
23,222
7,563
30,785
-
-
-
(36,889)
(104,512)
(141,401)
57,711
(37,195)
20,516
20,822
(141,707)
(120,885)		 2019
£
173,621
49,066
350
29,326
-
252,363
385,473
249
725
-
386,447
(134,084)
-
138,374
4,290
196,360
200,651
-
(134,084)
154,600
20,517

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Parochial Church Council of St. Richard of Chichester, Hanworth

Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at 31 December 2020

Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
Funds Funds 2020 2019
Note £ £ £ £
Fixed Assets
Tangible fixed assets 7 - - - -
Cash funds
Cash at bank and in hand 9,633 4,083 13,716 153,726
Short term deposits 8 13,589 3,479 17,069 46,925
23,222 7,563 30,785 200,651
Liabilities
Other Creditors 9 - 272 272 134
Loans 10, 11 2,400 148,997 151,397 180,000
2,400 149,269 151,669 180,134
Net Current Assets / (Liabilities) 20,822 (141,707) (120,885) 20,517
Total Net Assets / (Liabilities) 20,822 (141,707) (120,885) 20,517
Represented By
Funds
Unrestricted 20,822 - 20,822 57,711
Restricted - (141,707) (141,707) (37,194)
20,822 (141,707) (120,885) 20,517

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Parochial Church Council of St. Richard of Chichester, Hanworth

Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020

1. Receipts
a)
Voluntary Income		 Unrestricted
Restricted
Funds
Funds
2020
£
£
£		 2019
£
Planned giving: declared as Gift Aid
Income tax recoverable on Gift Aid
Non Gift Aid free will offerings
Plate collections
Sundry donations & legacy
Grants
b) Activities for Generating Funds
Project Grow fundraising
Functions & events
c)
Income from Investments
CBF deposit interest
d) Income from Church Activities
Church hall letting
Bookstall
Fees - weddings & funerals
Church activities income
Holiday club & youth mission		 50,734
12,153
62,887
12,974
3,369
16,342
744
530
1,274
632
-
632
15,931
3,124
19,055
-
4,000
4,000		 68,866
23,421
3,503
2,749
10,082
65,000
81,016
23,175
104,191		 173,621
-
1,167
1,167
-
-
-		 48,740
326
-
1,167
1,167		 49,066
93
51
144		 350
93
51
144		 350
12,676
-
12,676
98
-
98
211
-
211
760
-
760
-
-
-		 24,029
115
268
4,268
645
e)
Other Incoming Resources
PCC associated funds
Total Receipts		 13,745
-
13,745		 29,326
-
-
-		 -
-
-
-		 -
94,854
24,393
119,247		 252,363

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Parochial Church Council of St. Richard of Chichester, Hanworth

Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020

2. Payments
a)
Church Activities
Donations		 2. Payments
a)
Church Activities
Donations		 Unrestricted
Restricted
Total
Funds
Funds
2020
£
£
£		 Unrestricted
Restricted
Total
Funds
Funds
2020
£
£
£		 Unrestricted
Restricted
Total
Funds
Funds
2020
£
£
£		 Total
2019
£		 Total
2019
£
Overseas mission societies
Relief & development agencies
Home missions & church societies
Secular charities
Gifts
Total Donations		 - - -
216
261
216
1,585		 1,700
Sheepfold
21
Tear Fund
126
Children's Society
440
Shooting Star Hospice
842
3,129
- 216
- 261
- 216
1,585 -
1,585 693 2,278
55,000
-
941
8,426
418
2,048
89
66,922
1,621
1,845
-
3,466
5,469
6,128
71
415
3,091
15,174
26,930
402
5,496
2,670
Diocesan Common Fund contribution
Vicar, Curate and Reader's expenses
Sequestration Expenses
Children Worker's salary
Children Worker's related expenses
Parish administrator's salary
Training & associated literature
Total Staff Related Costs
Upkeep of church services		 55,000 - 60,000
91
-
14,161
639
812
764
76,467
2,790
- -
941 -
4,426 4,000
418 -
2,048 -
89 -
62,922 4,000
1,321 300
Church activities expenditure 1,845 - 1,845 4,305
Youth Mission & holiday club
Total Church Activities Costs
Church running expenses
Fees - cleaning/organist
Expenditure on bookstall
Web site, affiliation fees & literature
Printing, stationery, telephone, etc
Total Church Running Costs
Church maintenance
Vicarage costs
35 Oxford Way costs
Furnishings & equipment
Total Maintenance Cost
Project grow expenses
Total Church Activities
b)
Costs of Generating Funds
Functions & events
c)
Governance Costs
Payroll Service Fee
PCC support costs
Bank Charges		 - - 425
7,520
5,766
9,568
232
599
3,562
19,728
642
426
7,490
310
8,869
269,760
385,473
249
400
325
-
3,166 300
5,469 -
6,128 -
71 -
415 -
3,091 -
15,174 -
26,930 -
402 -
4,977 519
2,670 -
34,979 519 35,498
136,608
- 136,608
117,826 142,120 259,946
-
200
480
22
- -
200 -
480 -
22 -
Total Governance Costs
d)
Other Payments		 702
-
702		 725
PCC Associated Funds -
-
-		 -
Total Payments 118,528
142,120
260,648		 386,447

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Parochial Church Council of St. Richard of Chichester, Hanworth

Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020

  1. Accounting Policies:

  2. The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with the Church Accounting Regulations 2006 using the Receipts and Payments basis.

  3. Unrestricted funds represent the funds of the PCC that are not subject to any restrictions regarding their use and are available for application on the general purpose of the PCC. Funds designated for a particular purpose by the PCC are also unrestricted.

  4. Restricted funds represent donations or grants received for a specific purpose. These funds may only be expended on the specific purpose for which they were given. The nature of particular funds is disclosed in more detail in Note 12 to the financial statements.

  5. Fixed Assets - All expenditure incurred during the year on consecrated or beneficed buildings and moveable church furnishings, whether maintenance or improvement, is written off as expenditure. Individual items of equipment are written off to the receipts and payments account when the asset is acquired.

  6. Receipts: There have been delays in making gift aid claims for Q3-Q4 (Jul-Dec) donations eligible for gift aid not made through the Parish Giving Scheme. These will be claimed in early 2021.

  7. As in 2019, donations and appeals income has been included in Sundry donations.

  8. As in 2019, PCC associated funds expenditure has been shown under Church activities expenditure.

  9. Fixed assets are not depreciated under receipts and payments accounting.

  10. Short term deposits reflect money held on deposit with the Central Board of Finance of the Church of England.

  11. The only amount shown in Other Creditors is money owed to the diocese for funeral fees.

  12. The Project Grow Loans are from four sources all restricted for use for Project Grow: £100k from Church members advanced on an interest free basis; £10k from the diocese again interest free; and what was originally £70k from CAF at 6% interest – this reduced to £38,997 by the end of 2020. Each loan is subject to a loan agreement. The CAF loan is to be repaid first, then the diocese loan, then the £100k loans from Church members.

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Parochial Church Council of St. Richard of Chichester, Hanworth

Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020

  1. In addition, we have received a further interest-free loan of £2,400 to pay for the pre-school awning. This loan applies to the General Fund. The aim is to repay it by the end of 2021.

  2. This year, many very old legacy issues in the Financial Accounting System have been rectified. Most of these corrections had no effect on the balances brought forward; they just ensured that the assets and liabilities report run off the system would match to the version required in these accounts. However, one correction to an incorrectly entered adjustment transaction made on 31 December 2012 did result in a reduction of £1.52 in the balances brought forward. As a result, the balance brought forward in the 2020 accounts do not quite match the balance carried forward as reported in the 2019 accounts. See the red flags on the adjusted figures on page 1.

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Parochial Church Council of St. Richard of Chichester, Hanworth

Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020

13. Analysis of Fund Movements
Notes
Unrestricted Funds
General Fund
Roger Casson Legacy Fund
Parish Administrator Fund
Holiday Club
Project Grow
Men's Supper Club
Friends of St Richards
Scramblers		 Fund
Fund
Fund
B/fwd
Income
Expenditure
Transfers
C/fwd
£
£
£
£
£
32,026
94,626
115,509
3,367
14,510
6,511
-
750
-
5,761
3,152
-
2,048
(1,105)
-
1,000
-
-
(1,000)
-
10,200
-
-
(10,200)
-
433
50
51
(100)
332
152
65
72
(120)
25
40
-
-
-
40
Little Stars -
-
-
-
-
Explorers
The Hub
Lunch Club
Coffee Morning
Oxford Way
Total Unrestricted Funds
Restricted Funds
Project Grow Fund
Children/Fam Outreach Fund
35 Oxford Way Repairs Fund
Flowers Fund
Special Charity Donations
PCC Associated Functions Fund (Hub)
Total Restricted Funds
Total Funds		 40
-
-
-
40
92
113
98
(57)
50
14
-
-
-
14
50
-
-
-
50
4,000
-
-
(4,000)
-
57,711
94,854
118,528
(13,215)
20,822
(41,207)
19,722
136,608
13,100
(144,992)
-
4,000
4,000
-
-
3,473
-
519
-
2,954
145
40
300
115
-
95
630
693
-
31
300
-
-
-
300
(37,194)
24,392
142,120
13,215
(141,707)
20,517
119,246
260,648
-
(120,885)

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Parochial Church Council of St. Richard of Chichester, Hanworth

Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020

Unrestricted Funds

General Fund

The general fund represents funds for the general use of the PCC. It reflects all the funds available to the PCC, other than those designated for another purpose by the PCC or restricted by donors.

Traditionally the PCC has kept a cash balance sufficient to cover expenses for 3 months to cope with a drop in the level of giving or some unforeseen expenditure.

Roger Casson Legacy Fund

The Roger Casson legacy fund was set up to hold the legacy from the estate of the late Roger Casson. The PCC would like to use these funds to both commemorate the life of Roger and also support the future work of the church. During 2020, the PCC decided to spend some of the remaining funds on exterior lighting, only half of which has been paid for in 2020.

Project Grow Designated Fund

This fund was set up in 2017 by transfer of £25,000 from the Roger Casson Legacy Fund. The aim is to use this fund to support the cash flow of Project Grow provided that the funds are not required to support the General Fund. At the end of 2018, £15,700 was transferred to the General Fund. During 2020 the remaining funds were moved to the Project Grow Restricted fund to help pay off the loans.

Parish Administrator Fund

The parish administrator fund represents a one-off gift from a church member. The PCC decided to use this gift (with gift aid received in 2018) to cover the cost of the parish administrator over a 2-year period. The original parish administrator started work in December 2017 but resigned in early 2019. Hannah Kennedy was eventually appointed to the role in 2020 and the funds were sufficient to cover the role until August 2020. Thereafter, the residue was transferred to the General Fund.

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Parochial Church Council of St. Richard of Chichester, Hanworth

Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020

Holiday Club

Holiday club is one of the core mission activities of the church. Hence, in 2017, Holiday Club income and expenditure was transferred to the General Fund. During 2020, the retained £1,000 was transferred back to the General Fund.

PCC Associated Funds (Church Groups funds)

Following discussion, the PCC felt that the income and funds held by the various groups of St Richards Church are by nature designated, rather than restricted, as the groups are part of the core mission of the church. Hence the funds of active groups were transferred from restricted funds to designated funds in 2017. Most of these groups have decided to transfer some of their remaining fund balances to the general fund. Designated funds are maintained to account for the agreed floats maintained by most of the groups, whereas Men’s Supper Club maintains an agreed reserve in its designated funds.

Oxford Way Designated Fund

The PCC decided to set aside £500 per quarter, to provide a reserve to cover any significant repair costs on the property, particularly resulting from the quinquennial inspection. This fund is separate from the restricted fund as it does not have the same restrictions applying to its use. However, in 2020, the money in this fund was transferred back to the General Fund.

Restricted Funds

Project Grow Fund

The Project Grow fund represents funds that have been donated to provide for the church building project. Income comes primarily from free-will offerings specifically for Project Grow, fund-raising activities, and various grants and large donations including those from other Churches in the Deanery. There has of course been significant expenditure in 2020 to cover the final costs of the main building works, and thereafter the fund has been used to pay off the loans.

Children and Family Outreach Fund

The Children and Family Outreach fund represents the restricted grants that contributed to the costs of the children and family outreach work. The grants received were used to offset the salary costs.

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Parochial Church Council of St. Richard of Chichester, Hanworth

Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020

35 Oxford Way Repairs Fund

The 35 Oxford Way Repairs fund was set up to hold the rental income from 35 Oxford Way. It is required that this money is set aside to cover the repair costs of the property. During 2020, there were only small repair costs charged to this fund.

Flowers Fund

The Flowers fund represents church member's donations given to cover the costs of flowers for special services; Easter, Harvest and Christmas. The balance at 31 December 2020 relates to Christmas flowers, the invoice for which will be paid in 2021.

Associated Functions Fund

The associated functions fund represented monies raised and expended for community projects affiliated to the church. There had been no movement on this fund for a number of years. However, during 2018 a donation of £300 was given specifically to buy equipment for the Hub and thus this fund has been used to hold this money, but for clarity in the accounts it is specifically stated to be related to the Hub. The amount has remained unused in 2020.

Special Charity Donations

The Special Charity Donations fund represents monies raised by the church to support various charities. Donations made during the year are shown in note 2 to the accounts. In 2020 funds were raised for Tear Fund, Shooting Star Hospice and the Children’s Society. These have been input to this Special Charity account for transparency, before then being paid to the charity.

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Independent Examinerfs Report to the Parochial Church Council of SL Richard of Chichester, Hamvorth I report on the acoJJFts forttE yeareThkJ 31 DecEmLEr 2￿20 are set cxrt on pages 2 to 11. Re$￿ctiVe respo￿91b11Illes ofthe Tn￿leeS and the Inde￿￿ Examiner s trustees ofthe d￿rIty. M￿tErS oftrE PCC are res￿￿tIle for the preparation ofthe accounts. The chativs trustees ¢))nsKJwlhat an audit 15 Th)t requir&J forthis year U￿er sedk)n 144 of the CharitEs P£t 2011 (the CharitEs Ad) arKI Ihat an wwJepeThJent examination is It is ry resFX)nsibilty to.. examine the a(xYJunts urKJer 145 ofttE CharttEs Art folloN the pro¢￿ureS dcts￿ in ts Gereral Diredions grven by the Chanty Commissmm urKkr Sec1￿ 14515)(b) oftrE char￿eS A¢ arNJ Basis of Independent Examinerfs Statem My exaMinatiC￿ was carri8J out in aX￿rdan￿ wth Gereral DirectK)ns gwen by the Charity commis￿n. An examinat￿￿ in￿￿e$ a revEw ofttE a(l￿ntI￿J records kept by the charty arKI a OJnpariSL￿ of the a(%￿nts presen￿1 wrth IFKise r￿rds. It a&0 iidudes consKleratK)n of any unLtsual Étans ordisc*tsuTes in ts act￿nIS, and seeking explanalions from the truSt￿S con￿MiNJ any mattets. The prc￿￿j￿ureS uTrJertaken do not provkle all the eV￿￿en￿ that wDuld be required in a full auJi( arNJ wnw]LEnty no ¢)pinion is given as to whetherthe a￿urts present a and fairf armj Ihe repLKt is limit￿j to those matters IndeF￿ndent Examinets Slatem In Ix)nnection wtth my examination, m materHI matters have eiTh to my attention give me cause to tdieve that in any material res accLNJntsrYJ recoffls Y￿e not kept in a0))rdan￿ sedIC￿ 130 of the Charities A or should be dra￿ in offlerto enable a proper urMlerstarKlwvJ of ts ac£JJunts to be reacw. Donna Ccoksky FCCA

Parochial Church Council of SL Richard of Chichester, Harn•￿rth Financial Statements fortheY&3r Ended 31 December 2020 Receipts and Payments Accounts Unrestrthj Restrrb Fur%ts Furvjs 2019 Note Rwipts VO￿ntary Income ActNrfIEs for generalH)g furNJs Income from investrnenls Income from church actTriitEs othèr inc(xning ￿e$0￿CeS Total Reeeipts la 1b 1c 1d 81,016 23.175 1.167 51 104.191 1,167 144 13,745 173,S21 49,C66 350 29,326 13.745 94.854 24.393 119.247 252.363 Payments Church act￿i￿S Costs of generatiig fvnds Governance costs Other payments Total Payments 117,826 142.120 259,946 385.473 249 725 2¢ 2d 7¢Y2 702 118,528 142,120 386,447 Excess of rpc¢ipts over payments (23.6741 (117.72n (141,4011 (134.084) Transfers ttheen funds Changes in IkqbiSfs 12 (13.215 13.215 128.465 134.489) 1135.3rn {169,8ffi1 138.374 Cash and banked fiJThJs on 1 January 11 57.711 142.910 2QKJ.651 1,3eKI Cash 8nd banked lunds on 31 D￿ernter 11 30.785 200.651 Non cash adjustmwts Movement in Funds 11. 13 (36.8891 (104.512) 1141.4011 (134,084} FuThYs b 1 January 2￿20 Fund5 @ 31 December 2￿20 12. 13 11. 13 57.711 20,822 137,195) {141.70 20,516 120.8851 154,6 20,517

Parochial Church Council of SL Richard of Chichester. Hanworth Ststsment of Assets and Liabilities as at 31 December 2020 Unreslfrled Restrrted Funds Funds Total 2020 Total 2019 Fixed Assets Tangible fixed assets Cash funds Cash al bank and in hand Short term deposf(s 9.633 13.589 23,222 13,716 17,C69 30.785 153,726 46,925 200,651 3.479 Liabilltles Other Creditors Loans 2n 148,997 149,269 272 151.397 151,669 134 180,000 180.134 10.11 Net Current Assets I ILBbAtss} 20.822 1141.707) {120,8851 20.517 Total Net Assets l {LHbTI th5) 20.822 {141,70n 1120,8851 20,517 Represented By Funds Unrest[￿ted ReStr￿ted 20,822 141,707} 120,885} 57,711 137,194 20.517 1141.707} 1141.707 20.822

Parochial Church Council of SL Richard of Chichester, Hanworth Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020 1. Recepls UNestrrl8d ReStr￿ted FurK15 FurMYs 2020 2019 a) Voluntsry Incom& Planned gNtng". deGL3red as Grft Axl Income tsx recoverab￿ oll Grfi Non Grft free offerpigs pkte colkctKJns Sundry donatKnS & Grants 50.734 12.974 744 12.153 3,369 530 62,887 16,342 1,274 632 19,055 4.000 104.191 68,866 23,421 3,503 2,749 10.082 65.000 173,621 15.931 3.124 4,000 23,175 81.016 bl Activitie5 for Generating Funds Project Grow fundrais￿g Functb)n5 & eV￿ts 1.167 1.167 48,740 326 7,167 1,167 49, cl Sn¢om* from Investments CBF dewsit interest 93 93 51 51 144 144 350 350 dl Income from Church A¢tl¥ltles Church hall Bookstall Fees- weddings & fiJnera15 Church a¢tivf(Es inccqne Holhjay cbjb & youth missKYt 12.676 98 211 12,676 24,029 115 268 4,268 211 13.745 13,745 29,326 e) Othèr Incoming Resources PCC assLKk?ted funts Total R￿eIpts 94,854 24,393 119,247 252,363

Parochial Church Council of SL Richard of Chichestsr, Hanworth Notes to the Financial stateme￿ for the year ended 31 December 2020 2. Paym8nts Totsl 2019 F￿￿15 Fur¥Js •) Churrh AMlv115 Dona1K￿5 Overseas M￿5￿3￿ socEtES Rdf S deVeknk￿ Home missthy￿ & Chwch $oct SecLdar charl Glfts Tolal Dona1k￿5 1.7W 21 TeaT Fund 128 Ch￿ren'$ So¢Ety 440 gar H08PK 842 3.129 216 261 216 216 216 2278 V￿ar. Curate and Rea￿$ exrer Seq￿StraI￿ EXp￿seS Chthyren sakry Ch￿ren Tewed exwes Parish adm￿stratorS sakry TraYwvJ & assocthl eratLre Total 9aff Rew Costs 91 9¢1 14.161 418 418 812 764 89 4.(Xl) Upkeep ofchwch servtes Church actNrts exF¢ThYtiATr & trK)￿aY Total ChJr¢h Co$15 t.621 2.79) 1.845 425 3.186 Chwch ruTrnry expenses Fees. Exp￿KIdure on bodEStal b sts, aff•aipJ) fr3es & Priilng. stslhrery. tekphone. el£ Total Church RuruwwJ Costs 6.128 71 415 3.(r31 15.174 6.128 71 415 3.091 15.174 3.562 19.728 Church arage c05tS 35 Oxford Way costs Furni%hirys &equpmrt Total Mairtenance Cost 26.930 402 5.4 2.$70 35.498 402 4.977 2.670 34.979 426 7.4￿1 310 519 519 13&eOB 1%.60B Totsl Churchknths 117.826 142.120 259.946 385.473 bl Co81$ of GOI)￿atIng Funds 249 cl ¢0￿ManCe Costs Payrok Serv￿￿ F PCC sw)port costs B8nk Charges Tota Govetnance CcÉts 725 dl OthgrPayThents PCC As50wled Fur* Totsl P4yThv•nts 118.528 142,120 2￿,648 .447

Parochial Church Council of SL Richard of Chichester, Hanworth Notss to the Financial Ststements for the yearended 31 December 2020 Ac£ounting Policies: The financial statements have tEen prepared in accordan￿ with the Church Accounting Regulakn 2Cth using the Receipts and Payments basis. Unrestricted funds represent the funds of the PCC that are rK)t subject to any restiicliorE regarding their use and are available for applicthon on the general purFX)se of trE PCC. Funds de&gnated for a particular purpose by the PCC are also unrestri&ed. Restricted funds represent donations or grants received for a specific purpose. These fvnds may only be exFEnded on the specffic purpose for which they were given. The nature of partiixlar funds is disdosed in more detail in Note 12 to financial statements. FÉxed Assets- All expendrture incurred during the year on nsecrated or benefi￿j buikjings and moveable church fumishings, whether rna1ntenan￿ or imwovemen( is written off as expenditure. Individual rterr6 of 8]uipment are written off to the receipts arKI payments account vthen the asset is a(4uired. Receipts: There have tEen ddays in making gfft aid daims for Q3-Q4 (Jul-Dec) donations digI￿e for grft aid not made through the Parish Giving Scheme. TrEse will be dalm￿1 in eaty 2021. As in 2019, donations and appeals income has been indUd￿j in Sundry donations. As in 2019, PCC associated fvnds expendilure has teen shown under Churth activities exFendrture. Fix8J assets are not depreo*ed under receipts and payments accounb'ng. Short tenn deposts refiect money held on deposit wth the Central Board of Finan￿ ofthe Churth of Eryland. The only amount shoNvn in Other cr￿litorS is money ow&1 to the diocese for funeral fees. 10. The Project Grow Loans are from four sources all restricted for use for Projed Grow. £1 Ook from Churth members a(fvanced on an interest free basis" £10k from the dio(xe again interest free,. and what was originally £70k from CAF at 60/0 interest- this reduced to £38,997 by the end of 2020. Eath loan is subjed to a k)an wJreement. The CAF loan ts to be repaKI firt then the diocese loan, tFEn the £100k loans from Church memlHs.

Parochial Church Council of SL Richard of Chichester, Hamvorth Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020 11. In addition, we have received a further int￿-fr￿ loan of £2.400 to pay for the pre-school awning. This loan applies to General Fund. The aim is to repay rt by the end of 2021. 12. This year, many very old legaw issues in the Finanoal Accounting System have tEen re(￿fi￿1. Most of these cotTedions had no effe& on the balances brought fopNard; they just ensured that the assets and liabilities report run off the system would matth to the version required in these accounts. However, one Co￿ectIon to an incorrecty entered adjustment transaction made on 31 December 2012 did result in a reduction of £1.52 in trE balan￿ broLyJht fotward. As a result, the balan￿ brought foThvard in the 2020 a(xounts do not qurte match the balan￿ carn￿ for￿rd as reported in the 2019 accounts. s￿ the red flags on the adjusted figures on page 1.

Parochial Church Council of SL Richard of Chichester, Hanworth Notes to the Financial Statements forthe year ended 31 December 2020 I3.Anal￿SofFund th)v8nents Fund Fund Exkwmjlwe Transfers Fund UnrEStriGted Fund$ General FUTh Roger Casson Legacy Fund P•r$h ￿m￿$tratOr Furnl Hdijay Ckjb Projèct Grow Men's Suppe¥ CbJb Frnds of St Rhard8 S¢fambrs litt￿ Stsr5 Expthr5 TIE Hub Lunch Chjb Coffee Morn Oxford Way Totsl Unrestricted Fund¥ %2.￿25 94.626 6.511 3.152 115,509 750 3,367 14,510 5.761 11.105) 11,CX)01 1102001 11(K)I 11201 10.2LNJ 51 332 25 40 50 14 50 113 15n 14 14.OJ)I 13.215 57.711 118.528 R85tricted Funds Prr4ecl Grow FurK Ch￿ren1FaM OLrtreach FurKI 35 Oxford ￿ Rep FyrKI Fknwers Fund SpecÉl Chariy DOnat￿S PCC AssocAtsd Funct*)n8 FuTrJ IHubl Total Restrited Fund5 141.2071 19.722 136.608 13,1CIJ 1144.9921 3.4n 145 519 2,954 115 31 3CK) 141.7071 37.194 24.392 142,120 13.215 Total Fund5 20.517 119.246 120,885

Parochial Church Council of St Richard of Chichester, Hanwoth Notes to the Financial Statements forthe year ended 31 December 2020 Unrestricted Funds General Fund The general fund represents fvnds for the general use of the PCC. It refiects all the funds available to the PCC, other than those designated for another pu￿* by the PCC or restric￿1 by don0￿. Tradrtionally the PCC has kept a Ixsh balan￿ suffiwit to cover expenses for 3 months to cope wilh a drop in tkE levd of givifYJ or some unforeseen expendilure. Roger Casson Legacy Fund The Rcoer Casson legacy fund was set up to hokl the legacy from the estate of the late Roger Casson. The PCC would like to use these fvnds to both commemorate the life of Roger and also supp)rt the future woth ofthe thurch. During 2020, the PCC deuded to some ofthe remaining funds on exterior lighting, only half of whith has paid for in 2020. Project Grow Designated Fund This fund was set up in 2017 by transf￿ of £25,000 from tkE Roger Casson Legacy Fund. The aim is to use this fvnd to support the cash flow of Proje Grow provided that the funds are rK)t required to support General Fund. At the end of 2018, £15,700 was transferred to the General Fund. During 2020 the remaining furKJs were moved to the Projed Grow Restrict￿ fvnd to help pay off the loans. Parish Administrator Fund The parish administrator fvnd represents a onthf gfft from a church member. The PCC decid￿ to use this gfft (with gft aid receÉved in 2018) to cover the cost of the parish administrator over a 2-year period. The original parish administrator started work in December 2017 but resigned in earty 2019. Hannah Kennedy was eventually apwint&d to the ro￿ in 2020 and the funds were sufficient to cover the role until August 2020. Thereafter, the residue was transferred to the General Fund.

Parochial Church Council of SL Richard of Chichester, Hanworth Notes to the Financial Statements forthe year ended 31 December 2020 Holiday Club Holiday dub is 0￿ of trE core mission a(*vities of trE church. Hen￿, in 2017, Holiday Club income and exp￿ditUre was transferred to ttE General Fund. During 2020, the retained £1,1]X) was tranSfe￿￿j back to the General Fund. PCC Associated Funds (Church Groups funds) Following discus&on, the PCC felt that the ino)me ar¥J funds hdd by the various groups of St Richards Church are by nature des￿nated, rather than restricted, as the groups are part ofthe core misston of the churdi. Hen￿ the funds of active groups were transfe￿ed frun restrided funds to designated funds in 2017. Most of these groups have decided to transfer some of their remaining fund balances to the general fund. Designated funds are maintained to account for the agreed Iloats maintsined by most of the groups, whereas Men's Supper Club maintains an agreed reseNe in ts designated funds. Oxford Way Designated Fund The PCC decid￿1 to set aside £500 FEr quarter, to provide a reserve to cover any significant repair costs on the propety, particularly resukn'ng from the quinquennial insfvion. This fvnd is separate from the restiicted fund as it does not have the same restrictions applying to ts use. However, in 2020, the money in this fund was transferred bad( to the General Fund. Restricted Funds Project Grow Fund The Project Grow fvnd represents funds have LEen donated to provide for the church buikjing projed. Income comes primarily from frewill offerings specrfically for Project Grow, fund-raisirvJ a(xivities, and various grants and large donab'ons induding those from other Churthes in the Deanery. There has of course been signfficant exEEnditure in 2020 to cover the final costs of the main building works, and thereafter the fund has been used to pay off the loans. Children and Famity Outreach Fund The Child￿n and Family Outreach fvnd represents the restrthd grants that contribLrted to the costs of the children and family outreach wort(. The grants received were used to offset the salary costs. io

Parochial Church Council of SL Richard of Chichester. Hanworth Notes to the Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020 35 Oxford Way Repairs Fund The 35 Oxford Way Repairs fvnd was set up to hold the rental incorrE from 35 Oxford Way. It is required that this money is set aside to cover the repair costs of the propety. Durir¥J 2020, there were onty small repair costs charged to this fund. Flowers Fund The FlOV￿rS fund represents thurth memtErfs donat.ons given to cover the costs of fi0￿Er5 f[￿ SFe(ial Se￿1￿. Easter, Harvest and Christmas. The balan￿ at 31 December 2020 relates to Christmas flowers, the Invol￿ for whith viill be paid in 2021. Associated Functions Fund The aSs￿lated functions fund represent￿ monies raised and expended for communty proieds affiliated to the churth. TrEre had b￿n no movement on this fvnd for a number of years. However. during 2018 a donat'on of £300 was given speafically to buy equipment for the Hub and thus this fvnd has been used to hold this money, but for darity in the accounts rt is specffically stated to be relat￿ to the Hub. The amount has remain￿ unused in 2020. Special Chaiity Donations The Special Charty Donations fvnd represents monies rai￿1 by the church to support various charthes. Donations made during the year are shown in note 2 to the accounts. In 2020 funds were rais&J for Tear Fund, Shoob'ng Star Hospi￿ and the Children's Society. These have tEen input to this Specaal Chaiity account for transparency, before then tEing paid to the charty. li