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The Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote 'Learnlng, Living and Sharing God's Love" ANNUAL REPORT and FINANCIAL STATEMENTS for the year ended 31 December 2022 Incumbent= The Kev'd Paul DoicK. The Vicarage, Church Lzne, Henfield. We51 Sussex BN5 9NY Independent Examiner.. Taylorcocks. The Courtrard. Shoreham Road, Sceyning. BN44 3TN Banker&. 82rCIa￿ Bank PLC, I Chapel Road, Worthing Wesr Sussw BN I I IEX The CBF Church ol Engand Deposit Fund, 80 Cheapsid4 London. EC2V 6DZ

CONTENTS Page Administrative Infrtrrmation Structur4 Governance and Management Safeguardlng. Health & Safety 2nd Data Protection {GDPR) Alrn and Purposes Objectives and Actl¥Stle$ Aehlevements *nd Performance Review of the Year 10 Worship Prayer 2nd Dlsclpleshlp 10 Provlsion of Pastoral Car¢ for people In the paA5h 13 Mission and OLrtre￿h 14 FJnan¢iat Review Future Plans 19 Independent Examiner's Report 21 Statement of Flnancial Activities 22 Balance Sheet 23 Notes to the Financial Statements 24-35

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 310ecember 2022 Admini5trntive information The Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote {HSWI has three parish churches.. the church of Saint Peter's, Henfield, the church of Saint GilÈs', Shemianbury, 2nd rhe church of Saint Peter's. Woodmancote. Th2 Parish is in the De2nÈry of Hu￿¢ the Archdeaconry ol Horsham and che Church of England Diocese of Chichester. Correspondence oddre55.' The Porish Office, St Peter's Churth. Church Lone, Henfield, West Sussex. BN5 9NY. Church Website.. henfield.org Emoil.. odmin@hen)Seld.org. The Parochial Church Countll IPCC} is registered wth the Charity Commission {re&strat4on number 1130458). PCC metnbers (see below) are all trustees tsf the charity. Narne Positlon Term ends Incumbent The RÈv'd Paul Doick AsSiSt2nt cura¢e Ifrorn lune 2020) The Rev'd Heather Wilkin Churchwardens Pat BL¥rdock (HI Nigel Higson (HI Barry Cha5¢0n {W) Vacancy e01) Richard Putnam ISI lan Pool IS Porish Sofvguording OffKer 2023 2023 2023 2023 2023 Depviy Churchwarden (witho legal responsibilityl De3nery Synod lan Doitk (HI Heather McFarlane-Cryer (HI Sidonie Stevens (H & WI ichard Putnam {Sl 2023 2023 2023 2023 Elected PCC member5 Nicholas Cryer (HI Richard Kendll (HI Katrina Phipps (HI Sue Ashion {Sl Nan 12nghorne (S) Sue Gunn 2023 2023 2023 1023 20?3 2023 pcc rreasurer PCC Secfftury Pamela Chaston < 2024 Fjected Muy 2022.. Helen BooseylHI K3ren Williamson (HI Angela Under¢rfood IW) Caroline Charman (H) 202S 2025 2025 Reslgned

The Parochial Church Council of the Eccleslastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 Structure, Governance and Management The P¢7mtleally sit on the PCC. Our represÈnt2tlves together wrch the Incumbent and the Assistant cU￿te. parricipated ir) 3 deanery meetings during 2022: At the February meeting a pre5enration was given by Dan jenkins, Diocesan Youth Officer and Gary Picket¢ youth worker at DFrchling and Hassock5. One of the key ideas was ¢0 consider sharing a youth worker with another parish thus making it more 2ffordable. Whilstwe have no immediate plan5 to employ ayouth worker, it is something

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 to bear in mind for the future and to pray abouL In May, Helen12mes (Parish Advisor- Financ4 Stewdrdship and Governance) spoke about generous a giving and movinK people to the Parish Giving Scheme. legacies and contactless givin& Informacion and advice from this presentation fed into the work being done by the PCC. A¢ rhe November meeting the focus was on the Deanery Mission plan and finance. The bishops 2nd archdeacons in the dlocese are encourzgin8 parishes to work mtsrÈ ¢¢llabtsrativelx with e3ch othèr, to provlde cover for clèrgy and to share experience5 and rÈsource5. For this purpose HSW are part of an informal clusLer with the Mid Downland Parish churches of PoyninEs. Edburton, Newtimber 2nd Pyecombe. Management and Commlttees Day-tfj-day manageMe￿t and operation of the parish is carried our by the IncufDbeTrr with che Chur£hwardens. the Parish Administrdtor {Nicl<i lonesl 2nd. in matters for the PCC. the PCC Secretary. Additionally. there are several tommlttoÈs Sn place to deal with speciflc aspects of parish I￿È, these report to the PCC. The followng committees met in 2022. Stonding Committe¢. Th15 15 the only <ommittee which the PCC is leg21ty obliged to establish. The core membership comprises the Incumbent (Chairman), the assistant curate, the Churchwardens, Treasurer 2nd PCC Secretary. This cornrni¢Tre h3S the authoriry to transact urgent busine55 betwÈen PCC mÈeLin8s, co progress matters which do not call for 2 full PCC discussion, and to plan the business of the PCC. The Standing Committee met 6 times during 2022 Wor¥hiP ond Mi55ion Committee. This youp was established by the PCC INovember 20191 to explore the prioriiy areas, Stated in our Mission Action PkLn, of.. Worship Pryer and Discipleship & OutrÈach, 2nd to identify and propose specillt aedons to move us forward. The gr-oup met twice during 2022 2nd has made a number ol recommendations to the PCC. Pustsrol Core Group. The focus of this group is to oversee the provision of pastoral care both within and beyond the church family. Specifically. the group looks after home communion. bereavemenc care and is active in m*ntaining a linl< with bayism and wedding familie5. The group is ehaired by the 2ssistsnt curate. The group met three dmes durlng 2022. Parish Mogazine. This committee meets annual￿ to discuss the contenk price and ?dvertisements contsined in the parish magazine 75 well as issues Surrounding printing and distribution. The monrhly organr£2tion of the m2g22ine 15 the responsibility of Helen Bi)osey che Editor. The Frlends of St Glles, Church, Shem)onbury. The role of this comrnittee. chaired by Richard Putnam 15 to Ise (uTrd5 through events and other 2ctiviiies, for the fabric of St Giles, Church, Shermanbury. The income raised is placed in a restricced lund. Trusts and other otyanisations connerted with the Porlsh There are two to note: St Petews Church of England Prlmary School Trurt. This chariry is custodian of both the land and buildings of St Peterfs Church of England Primary School (Fabiins Way, Henfield, West Sussex. BN5 9PU). 2nd the proceeds from the s21e of the former School buildings and land on Henfield Common. These are held in cash and investmencs. Ehe income of which is largely used to mal<e ￿y￿entS to the school governors in the discharge of their duties. The Vicar and Churchwardens are ex officio trustees with two ochers.

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 The Frlends of St Peter's Church. Henlleld. This is an independent organisation. Its purpose is to rnise funds for the fabric of St Peter's Church. Henfield. The income raised from various events is held in a restrictsd fund. Safeguarding* Health and Safety and Data Protection (GDPR) Safeguarding Members of the PCC recognise the duty of care that they have roward5 all who are ministered to within the Parish and wider community., the protettion of childrent young ￿aPle. and vulnerable adults is taken very seriously. Our Safeguarding Officer is P2t Burdtsck. She manages the parish policyi which is reviewed 2nnu2llyb and ensures that safeguarding Is an lTrtegr31 part of all our worl< and plans. She also ensures £hai our poll£y and p￿CticeS remain in line with the dirertives 2nd guidelines of the Diocese of Chichester and the Church of England nation211y. Our Safeguarding policy is aV￿lable on the church website. The PCC review the policy annually. It W25 reviewed in May 2022. During the year we have: Ensured complionce to our Level lof SQP (Spmple Quolity Protects) safeguarding practices ond maintained thè 'evldèn¢e' folders of documents. These pra£uces ensure Ehat our baslc day-to-day attiwtles in ehurch are safe and that we operare as safely as possible in our inter￿￿On w￿h borh children and adults. They cover policies put in place by the PCQ how this support5 good safeguarding and how compliance is monitored. Ensured tTII those Wiointed to roles ￿th o sofeguording responslbljty hove undertaken the relevont trolnlnl ond that this is k¥t ug to dote. All those required to undÈryake, or renew, thetr C2 Leadership trrining have dE)ne 50. AII PCC members concinue to be requesced to complete the CO (Basle Awarenessl trainin% module. followin% chan%e has been communi¢ac¢d and implemented.. Retired clew with Permsssion to Offlci2te only noed to carry out C2 Leadership rf they woA( with children, the vulnerabl< and wastordl care including Pasioral Offices. Ensured all Dlsclo$ure ond BE7rrin% Servltr (DBSI checks for exlrtlnR volunteers remaln up to date. DBS cheeks have been carried ou¢ lor individuals who take on new roles that require e.g. Children's Church, Pastoral Care etc. The following two chanRes ha5 been communicated and implÈmÈntèd: i} ThÈ DBS renewal period has been reduced from 5 to 3 Y¥drs for all new and updated applications. This is in line with The Charity Commission. ill New members to the PCC lother than the ClerEy and Parish Safeguarding Officer) no longer need to complete DBS chedts because we are not classed as a children's charicy. Identified risks to whl¢h ull might be exposed. ThesÈ h2vÈ been reviewed and where applicable systems and prO￿dureS have been established to minage the risks. ￿'sk assessmenrs have bÈÈn carrled outlupdated a5 necessary. Ensured Sofeguordrng integruj to our wortL Safeguarding has continued to be an agenda itÈm for all PCC meetings, and for other meetings as appropriate i.e. Standing CommitteÈ and Pastoral Care Group.

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmantote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 Heolth and Stifety Health and klety is at the forefront of all our work The PCC accepts its over￿1 responsibility for ensuring the safery of those who use our three churches. We have a wric¢en Health and Safety Policy which identifies rhe general and Specific arTangetnents that are in place to ensurÈ. so far as Ss reasonably pratcieablq Ihac our activicies are carried out safely and do not pose a ri511 to the health of our employe￿, volunteers, £on8re8ation, visitors and other5 who may use the church, ehurch yard or bulldings we are responsible for. These arrangements are in accordance with good praciice 2nd relevant st2CUtory provisions where they apply. In addition co the Health and Safety Policy, we also have a spectfic policy for the evacuation of a church in an emergency. Thts covers all three of our parish churches. Tht churchwarden5 have day to day responsibility for implementing these policies, overall responsibility lies with Pat rdock who is our Health and Safe¢y Office. However, all employees and volunteer5 have a responsibility to take reAson2ble care of themselves and others while on church bvsiiiess or premises and to comply with all safety rules and procedures. This year has seen the removal of the many restrlctlons and measures In place for the pandemlc. Thls has been done with taution and eare, and in line with the adwce Riven by the Church of England. All changes h2ve been communicated to the congregations in adwance, %iving people an opportunlty to ra15e any concerns or quesEions. Our buildings and grounds are regulady checlced to ensu￿ they are safe. All concerns raised durirbg the year are assessed and addrÈsgÈd atcordin81y. Doto Protertion (GDPRI As a parish we continue to refiTre how we collect, hold, process and ijse person31 data. The PCC h5J.s in place a Data Privacy notice which explains, among other thing5, the purposes for which personal data 15 held. how it is used how long It is kept. The polity also covers what eonscitutes a da¢a breach and what need5 to be done If a breach otturs. Thls policy 15 reviewed every two ye2rs by the PCC. The next schoduled reviaw date in November 2013. Mxny rnembers of our congregations h&ve signed a Data Consent form giving us permission to contact them in the course of our business. This greatly facilitstes cornmunicatloll, and means that the weekly e-newsletter can be sent out to a wide number of tndivlduals. If you would lil<e to complete a Data Consent form so that we can say in touch. please cont2Ct the church office. Our Dar2 Privacy policy is available on the church website.

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 Aim and Pury)oses The PCC shares wlth the Re¢d Paul Dal¢k the responslbill¢y for dellverlng the mlsslot) of the thurch - pasroral. evangelistic, social and ecumenical- in the parish The PCC also sh2res the responsibiliry for the maintenance of the church buildings {which are all Grzde 2* listed) and the surroundlng Ihurehyards. together with Henfield Church Nause. There Is also a Small commercial corrupced Iron building in Blackstone owrjed by the PCC which is rented out. As trustee5, we {the PCC members) must folow the Charity Commission's guiéance on public benefit and the more specific guidance cts churches on che advancement of re[l￿On. It is our duty to ensure that the work being varried out is for the benefit of the public. In particular. we try to enable people to live out their faith as of our parish community chrough.. Worship, Proyer and discipleshi Pravlslon of Pt1storol core for péople In the pttrlsh Mtsslonary and (Jutreuch work. Objectives and Activities Thls year the PCC has continued ¢0 work on delivering the planned action outlined in our Mi$5ion Atti￿ Plan IMAP), a copy of which was circulated and discussed at the APCM in 2021 In particukdr we have focused on= Ensuring that ocro$s the porfsh there Is a balance of more traditional and modern serylces ond thot there ore opportunltles for fttmllies to woJYhiP. With this in mind two new Sunday afLernoon serwices have been introduced this year. There is now a'songs of praise, $eNce at Wo¢dmancote on the first SuF)day of the month, and a family friendty 5errfice at S¢ Peter'5 Henfield on the third Sund2y. Enriching our worship through music. Music is an integral part of our Worship and having appointed both a Choir Director and Organist in November 2021, our alm w>s to re-Èsrablish 2 choir. After a few ye3rs without a choir, a regular choir started singing togerher in Seprernber 2nd now sings at tsne gr more regular servlees each month a5 well a5 'special' services. Work to establish both a Children's choir and Youth choir is underway, and we hope that this may be possiblo In the near future. Not only does chis enrrith our worship but also provide$ 2n opporruThlry for people {who may not be regular ehurch goers) to 8et Snyolved and play an acclve parr in the seNce through the music. Ensuring our three churches are fit for Purpose i.e. are all well-IiL warm. and watertigho and hive basic faciltties like a toileL This goes hand ITr hand with worship and our iJe5ire co encouTrge more people into our three churches. Our aim has been to complere some of our major Pro1￿1$ tha¢ were delay¢d by the p2ndemic. The following projects are of partieular note..

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 Screen Projector and livè St￿￿M camera system. This has been installed at Henfield. and the WI-FI has been upgrnded. This project has been in the planning a knng time and is a great 2chiÈvÈment. It will help us con5ideTrbly when St Peter's School come Into Chureh Éo worship {it will no longer be necessary to print numerous pa￿r copies of the service 2nd will also be put to good u52 for the new Family Service. It also fatilitate5 the live streaming of service, fvnernls and weddings, enabling us to reach and connect with the wider communiry including those who are house bound. Outside lighting and new slgnoge ot Woodmancote. The installation of low lighting 21ong the footpath was due to be inStal￿d in November but wa5 delayed by bad weather. This wtrrl¢ has now bee￿ completed. The new lighting will encouTrg£ and benefit those attending services, particularly during the winter months. The new signage wll be in place soon. and will communicate more clearly the services of the church. Toilet facilitles ot Shermonbury. The project to build a stnall acce$5ible toilet at St Giles, Shermanbury, has also been completed this year and the work has been done to a very high standard. This will benefit noc only Ihe regular congregation but also those attending weddingsy funerals etc, 2nd wll hopefully enable more events to be held at the church. It will no longer be necessary to hire in toilet facilicies. Connerting with people not only in our churches but in the school and in the communlty. The PCC recognises ¢hp. value ol the church Coming together with local 8roups to work together for the benefit of others. With limited resouKes this if often 8 more powerful and sustainable oprion than working in isolaLion. Tlirough this type of dlscipleshlp we can represent le5U5. This wa5 che approach taken In Mayi when the church met with a number of key organisation in the village to co- ordinate th¢ suppon lor Ukrdinian réfugèps in the tommuni¢y. One of the initial tasks thac we undeirook wa5 to host Sacurday caffee morning for sponsors and their Ukrainian guests. so as to enable people to meet and as an opportunity to ask our guests what support they needed. Working toward o more Eco frlendly church. We aim ¢0 be IV￿re 'eco' both in terms of reducing carbon emissions (in line with the Church of England fdrgeL of netc zero by 2030} but also more generally by implemendng environmenr care in to 211 aspects ol our church life and mission.

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 In 2022 3 member of the PCC was assigned to get US started and is exploring the A-RochalUKI Eeo Church environment212ward scheme. The initial step 15 to IoDk tt 2nd understand the type of things th2t wt can do, 2nd what other churches are doing, to reduce lor eliminaTrl the ￿rMful environmental footprint of our buildings and actiwties. In due course a group wlll be fomied £0 take somè ofthe ideas forwdrd. We contlnue r¢ work with local communiry groups in thls 2rei Mondging and growlng our Ilmhed resource& and encounJging more volunteets. The PCC is responsible for rdising the funds necessary ts> carry o*rt'mission' work This is achieved through fund raising but ilso through the promotion of regular givingi donacion5 and legacies etc. We rely heavily on the money tdndly donited by our parishioners and others, and on people undertaking voluntsry church work. A key aim is to encourage mre voluntsers and to concentrate Ilrnlted resources on delivering those attlvltle$ of most beneflt the community. In 2022 a contactless donation device wa5 installed in the church at Henfield to facilrate giwng. The PCC also agreed a Legacy Poliey which will hopefully allay any lears that people may have about leaving a legacy to the thurch. New YoluHceers came forward to help with the LTttle Fishes group and the BereavemEnT Support Group, and many people from all three churches helped with rwo of our mwn fundraising events.. the church fete and the Garden 2nd Arts weekend tafe. 1¢ would be good to recnjit some additional Voluntee￿ to help with the monthly Comrnunity Lunch at the Haven. The PCC recognise5 the constraints that preven¢ petsple from getting invofved. Throu￿ all our work we continue to be guided by che Diac£%an wsion and associated act50ll5 that invite us w become more converted to jesus Chrrist, 2nd to be more open, more generous and more engaged. We ¥e comrnitted to supporting this vision whieh informs much of our work in this parish. The PCC retnains committed to paying the full Parrish Share. Thi5 IS the amounc of money thac the PCC pledges to the Diocese as its contribution towards the mission and ministry acmss the DiocesL We contlnue to work closely and collaboratively w¢h orh¢r churches wthin our deanery. to provldÈ cover for clergy and to share experriences #nd resources. Achievements and performance Electornl roll numbers The number on the roll as at I lth May 2022 IAPCMI vrds 226 The total for the previous year was 220 {APCM 19.05.11) . Since then S parishioners have $3dly died. and-2 hav8 moved" away. However, there has been 13 new names have been added. &￿VIng an increase of 6. Chvrrh Agtendonce The average 2ttendance figure are b2sed on the rnonth of October 2022.

The Parochial Church Council of the Eccleslastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 The average Sunday attendance at St Peters Henfield was adults 61 and 3 childrEn {62 and 4 respectivÈly in 20211. This number incrpases ai major festivals. Easter Day atcendance was 1171100 in 2021 )- At Chriscmas 124 people1151 in 2021) attended the Carol Seryict on Sunday 18ch. an additional 83 atrended a ￿r0] service for the scouts af which 38 were young people. A Totsl of 457 people1297 in 2021) atcended services on Chri51m2s eve and christ￿3$ day. The 2vèrage aitendance ar St Giles SherTnanbury was 18 {14 in 2021). Eastsr Day attendance was 18115 in 2021). At Chrisrmès a total of 33 Pe￿Ie133 in 20211 attendod the Carol service on Sund2yI I th DÈtember. The Holy Communion service on Christryrds Day was cancelled due to local flooding. The avernge at¢eTrdance 2t St Peters Woodmancote Wds 12115 in 20211. ￿ter tky fell on a week where there was no 5ervlce at Woodm2ncote. At Christmas a total of 77 people 137 in 20211 attended the Carol service on Sunday 18th December 2nd 45130 in 202112ttended the seNce on Christmxs Eve. In to￿1 the 2Yen8e for Sunday across all three churches Yras 91 adults and 3 childrÈn {91 and 4 respeuively in 20211. The sverage. including weekday worship* was 117 adults {117 in 2021). These ligures above do noc include those th3t participate online. On average 70 people a week partycipated in the Sunday sÈrvices ar Henfield which are both live streamed. A similar number ol people watch the trnline Evening Prayer service from the Mcarage on WVÉdnèsday evening andlor Morning Priyer and prayer w210 on Thursday. A5 well a5 ¢ur regular services we hold a number of servlce5 relatlng to life events. DU￿￿8 2022. the followin8 took place across the three Churches.. 26 Baptisms (13 in 20211.. 12 Marriages13 In 20211 plus one blessing after a Civll marriage and a Thanksgivlng seNice co celebrnte a DiarnoDd Wedding Anniversary, 24 church funery&l service5124 in 20211. with a further 19 held ar crematoriurlls or cemeteries115 (n 2021)- There were 2 memorial Se￿ceS and 7 burial of 2shes. The clergy continue to receNe tnany mess8ges of thanks for the support that has bean provided fo15owing these 'lrfe event. 5e.rvice5.

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 Review of the year Worship. Prayer and Discipleship Prayer and worshlp are at the very heart of Church life. Throughout the year we have prnyed thls prayer and we In￿re all members af our community to use IL. Gtsd our creotor otKI redeemer. help your churches in Henfield. Shermonbury ond Woo<lmoncoie to grow in holiness. unty. elTrctivenpss, love und in numbern Drow us doser to you and those orouncl u& Give us enthU￿OsM in our faith. d wisdom rn shoring it wpth young ond old. Open our eyes io new opportuniTies, our lips to sing ond tyeuk of yo otsr hearts to wekome the Stronger. Grow your kingdom in us. und in the woAd, through the interttssion of our Lord, Jesus Chr￿£ ond in the ofthe Holy Spirit Amen Serwkes ond Service Pottern This year has seen u5 get 'back io nornial, after two years of disrup￿0￿5 ané changes to The Se￿IceS and servlce patterns du¢ to the pandemlc. The following changes occurred.. The removal of many ol the imposed COVID-19 restrictions occurred in january 2022. This vra5 communicated In a pastoral letrer sent out to the congregations. in which Pzul offered his heartfelt thanks for the patience, perseverance, love, and prayer shown by the congregations during this tough time. Further changes were rnade in April when 'simultaneous communion. was introduced. and in June when we returned to receiving the wne direct from the chalice. Th8 change agreed by the PCC to regularty hold the 8.3(lam Sunday service at Henfteld, Fnstead of llcerttating it between HÈnfield and W¢￿￿anC0￿, was implemented in january 2022. A new start time of 9.45 am for thÉ Maln Sunday seryice at Henfield was a150 implemented in january. Thankfully. the clergy now have $ufficrent time to tttvel to either Shermanbury or Woodmancote for the I1.15a￿ 5ervlce. The now Songs of Praise seryice, based 2round hymns chosen by tnembers of our three congregations. began at S¢ Peter's. Woodmancote in September. Thi5 ha5 attractsd gotsd attendance. The informal te2time' famity worshlp for families with children who may not be able to come to church in the Morning. was launched sli￿tlY lacer than hoped in November. The regular seryice pattern (xn be found in fvll on the church website. In addition to these severdl speci21 Ser￿CeS were held co mark the fosriyals of the Chrisrian calendar.. io

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 Throughout Holy wÈek 2022 there wai ar least one dally service. The Good Friday Family 'Stations of the Cross, servtce followed by The Walk ol Witness. by members ofall Ihree Henfield churches. This had not tzl<eN place for two years due to the pandemic Harvest Sunday w2s celebrated in Ocrt)ber. Remembrnnce Sunday was marked in November with publlc worship in the church and at the Henfteld Village war memorial. The annual Wl Sou15 SeNce to remember and prny for the dead was also held in November. And in 2022 there wÈre a number ¢f slgnlflcanc servlces held for Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth 11.. ThÉ anniveT5ary of the Queen's Acce55ioD was marked on the 6th Februiry with 2 service of Evening Prayer using the traditional words from the book of Common Pr2yei'. Injune, all three churches held 2 service to mark the Queen's PlatlnumlublleÈ.' at Woodmancote alubilee e¥Ènsong Was held with tea beforehand, and a Thanksgiving Seryice for the Queen held at both Henfield and Shermanbury. In September. following the death of Her Majesty the Queen. all three <hur¢hes held 5ervice5 of ThanMgI￿ng and Commemoration. Children's Church Children church ¢al<e5 place on two Sundays a month12nd and 4th) in Church House, with the children coming in to church before communion. The te2m that runs Children's Churth Continues to work hard to prepare and provide fun activities through which the <hildren can learn about]esus. The PCC reco2nis&s the amount of work involved and is very grateful. The nurnbeT of children attending is disappointingly low, but it is hoped that this wll grow 2ga¢n over time. The PCC continues to explore wdys to encourdge the farnilies whg attend the LitLle Fishes preschool group to engage with Children's Chureh when their children start school. Several families come to church on a Sunday prefer the option of staying in the church with their young children, for the service. They are very welcome. It is hoped d)at new'teacime. service once a tnonth will amct farnilies who cannot attend an a Sunday moming. Although Children's Church ha5 yet to grow, we continue to re2ch 2 krge 2nd significant number of children through our outreach work at St Pcter's primary schooL our '￿ttle Fishes, group and with special services like that for the (ubs and scours at Chris¢mas. li

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 Music In support of our aim to enrsch our Worship through rnusic and to establish a choir (both adult snd junlorl the PCC agreed to the purchase of a new baby grand piano. It was not econornic to re-furbish the existing church piano which wa5 in a poor condition. and this together with che piano in Church House {also in very poor condiiioDI. vras removed. The new piano was blessed by Paul ar thÈ Sunday Service on 4th September. The volunrdry that day was a duet arrzngemenr of Handel's Cortege {otherwise known 2% the Arriydl of the Queen of Sheb&l beaucffully played on the new piano bylohn Holmstrom and &donie Stevens. The newly formed choir now re8uIarly sings at Evensong and on the second Sunday of each month. A choir sung at both Woodmancote Henfield Christmas Carol Sekvices. Choir Rehearsals take place in St. Peter's Church Henfidd on Fridays from 6ptn until 7.30pm. If you 2re interested in joinin£ the choir or helping out oeeasiorydlty. please contatt the Cholr Diréctor vla the Church Office. The PCC would like to thanklohn Holmscrom who voluntsrily plays the piano 2nd organ on the fjrst Sunday of each month and Rosemary Mclntosh who regU￿rIY sing5 OWI the first Sunday. It would also lilce to (hank Molly la music student iEArdingly college) who has played the churth or8an for us at a number of service5. The Church bells at Henfield are rnng most 5uniJays, eallln% yeople to worship. and are often requested 2t Weddin%s and ocfdsiona1￿ for funer215. You miRht 3150 hear the be115 on a Wednesday evening when the rin£ers hold their t7ttice $¢ssion. This year rhe bells were run£ In (elebrauon of Her Mai¥ty on rhe occasion of her Platinum lubilee, and, On￿ a few months later, 'half muffled. as a tribute to her before the funeral at Westminster Abbey. Many people across the vIll￿e wlll have been moved by h&ring the bellL No¢ all bell$ rinEers are ¢hurch 2oer% but they are weJcom¢ 10 enjoy the actiwty of rinzin£ at Henfield. The PCC thanks all those who rdn% thrw8hout the Wdr. If you would like to joill the bell ringer& please cY)ntatt Aiison Hammond wa the Church OffKe. Splrltuol Gmwth The Vicar and rhe PCC aim 10 eneourage those who worship at the three parish churches in their discipleship 2nd spiritual growth. Throughout the year Reverend Christina has led a'home group,. The grofjp meets fortn￿tlY on a Monday #ftÈrnoon frjr bib￿ study and prnyer fallowed by tè& New members 2ro very welcom In Lent two ￿rOupS Idaytime and evening) met to follow the Paula Goodèr course 'A way through the Wilderness This explored how we might experience God's help in times of Cr￿ls. Two peoplÈ from our p)r15h were conflrmed by Blshap Ruth IBixhop of Horsham) in October. Confirmarion classes were held in preparation for rhls. Pamela Chaston was commissioned 2s an Authorrised L2y Minister IALMI for pastoral fdre in lanLfdry 2022 by Bishop Ruth. She also has permissioN to take Hoty CotnrnunioTr ta the slck and 5hÈ has been 2ssisting Rerfd Christin2 with 5erYi¢es of Holy Cgmrnunion at Upper Mead. 12

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 The ALM program is run by rhe diocese and is for lay peopk who wish to share in che public ministry of their church. All candidates SEart by comple¢in8 the 'LÈving hith Course before 5eleccing a specific lay ministry rnodule. Thè PCC is keen to promote and encournge church members ro consider ALM, if you Interested please talk to one of the lergy. Mvch encouraAement for our prayer life wtth resourees to help us nurture our laith ha5 comes in the weekly e- newsletter. This remains a valuable mtans of communicating and 5h&ring informaciorn and re50ur¢es. It Includes the vicars thought lor the week, which is Iso p0s￿d online. Parish Givinz The PCC is incredibly grateful for all Ihe financi￿ help which our parish receNes from the many Churchgoe￿ in Henfield, Shermanbury, Woodmancote 2nd the surrounding area. All giwng is importanc and greatly appreciated. We rely on thÉ gÈnerosicy of our parishioners and orhers to maintaln our church life and ministry and to care frjr our church buildings and churchydrds. Regular giving thrDugh the P2rish Giving Scheme is promotod as this reduces the work ￿qUired by our churth. The weekly new51etter contains information about giving vi2 this scherlle, as well as a link to follow for one off donations. It is also possll Jle to make a don2tion from the church websice. The PCC coniinues to l¢)olc at Ways of both simplifying and encouraging giving. As well as the contactless donacion device, card payments can now be t2kern at events held in St Peters Hentle5d. The PCC is looknng ac ways co provide Woodmancote and Shermanbury with similar technolo8y. P￿&se remember that St Pe￿￿$ Church, Henfield is regsrered with 'easy fundraising, which means you can ralse rnonÈy for us when you shop online. Over 4.000 shops and sites will danate to U5 when you use easy fundraising to shop with them. Its free and the money donated rnakes a drfference to us. The PCC thanks everyone who ha5 Signed UP 3nd is helping in this way. Provision of pastoral ¢are lor people in the parish Providing wastoral supporc is key to a caring church. The incumbent and the PCC committed to the provision of sensitive and compassionate care to ensurt tht well being of all people within the P3ri5h. Aft2r two years of disruption due ttr the pandemic it good to be 2bJe to re-e5tablish some of the Pastor￿ support services. Home Communlorn Care Homes and Self-Hel? Grou Prdyer and Praise services, together wth HO￿ Communion 5erYi¢es. both contin￿e once a month in Red Oaks and Upper Mead care homes. Same residenrs prefer to recoive communion in their rooms, and this is not a prablein. Service5 (in church) for the HenfiÈld Help group started again in June, with a further two Holy Communion 5eNices t￿ang place in September and Decernbei.. Portoral visiting ond care There are also lots of reasons why people need care. p&rti¢ularty sickness and loss, not gnly of loved one5, but also othei- losses, such as jobs, income, housiwbg and even purpose. Whilst the clergy 2nd the AUthO￿se1 Lay Minister carrying Out muth of the pastoral visiting- it is easier for che clergy tts call on people Y￿annoUnCed- the PCC re£ognise that many members of the church congregations are giving'day to day, support and care to their friends. neighbour5 and in their work as volunteer5 wichin the community. Bere¢iYernent Support Group 13

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 The c2re of the bereaved continues to be an important parE of our pastoral ministry. The Bereavement Support Group moved from meeting just once a month to ￿lte # month in 2021. The group Is facilitated by a team ¢f five church members. The aim is to provide i warm safe space where people who are grrieving can connect with others and benefit fr¢)m both emotion212nd Ffderic￿ supporL Tho group is free and is Open ro adults within the communlty and surrounding ar¢3. The team continues to explore new ideas for advertising and promo¢ing che group. The feedbatk from those attrnding in 2012 WJS all posicive. Buptrsm Fumllles and Weddlng Couples Pascornl Care also involves caring for each of our Baptism Farnilies. There has been much work done in this area due to the h4￿ number of Baptisms which took place In 2022. Contsry 1$ m2inrained so that each f2mily can be inwted back to church on the first anniversiry. In the same vein weddlng anniversary tards are senr ¢0 ¢ouple5 rnarried in our parish on their first anniversary. Minprtry of Welcome The ministry ofwelcome is very important when people attend church. as is recogni5ing whether they have been away for a few weeks. The PCC 15 graceful for all those provide such agood welcome on Sundays at ourthree churche& Throughout 2022 St Peter. s Church, Henfjeld remained open during the day for refiJgÈ. quieÉ prayer and for v(sicors. Regrettably it is not possible to open our other two churche5 during the day. During the period of mourning for Her Majesty. Queen Elizabeth 11. St Peter's. Henfield was open each day from 8am until 6pm for people to come and p and to light 2 candle in memory of her and sign che Book of CondolentÈ. St PeTrr'5, Woodmancote was open some of the time with a Book of condolence sh2red with Their Pth5h Council. We trust that people in the communiry found this 2 comfort. Missionary and Outreach Cotnmunity outreach is an e$5ential part of our mi5sron which we carry out boih collectivety but also Individu￿lY throu¥) our everyday en<ounters and ictions. Worklng together wtth St Peter's church school is an Important aspett of Chis work as is supporting and joining in with IcKal community groups and initiative5. St Peters Voluntory Alded Church of EngloJKI Prim¢ry School The school is a key part of our mission and a focus for our work ID the comrnunity. Members of the PCC have a respon5ibiliry tts support the school and ensure it rnainrdins its Chri5¢ian values. It is responsible for the ncmnination and approval rhe 7 Foundacion Governors who represenc the churcli 2nd who work to ensure the school develops wich this Christian ethos in mind. Rev'd Paul is 2n ex-officio member of the Governing body and is currently Chair of the Board of GovÈmors. In july the PCC approved the re-2ppointmÈnc of Dave Carter as a Ftsundarion Governor. He is a secondary school head teacher at 3 Roman Carhollc Academy school wlthin the diocese. It is becoming ivcrea5ingty difficult to find Foundation Govemor within our immedi&te locality. Two vacanciÈs remalned unfllled for most of the year. We are looking for Gtsvemo￿ of any age or background and would especially wÈlctsme applicants with legal. human resources. communications and man2ging buSldings experience. But whoever applies we simply want people committÈd to our Christian ethos and to the education of our children. ThFS IS such an important of our service ro the commnity. if you wani to contribute w Ihe success of our Church Primary School, then do speak ta Rev'd Paul. 14

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 For thefirst partof the year high levels of Covid at the school meanErhat 2ssemblies were back to being pre-recorded. Thankfully this wa5 for a limited period after whieh the clergy were itb school, on average, onee a week. The school continite to attend services in the church. It was lovely to have the school attend Sc Perer's church. Henfield for Harvest In Occober and Chrixingte in December. There was no 'Art in Advent, this year. This is to be held every rwo years so hopefully in 2023 we will be able to enjoy and celebTrte wich the communiry the cre3tiVlty of the school children. Tht PCC continues to txplore new ways of supporting 2nd conneccing with thc school and school families. Plans for launching a children's choir hive been discussed with the school and we will continue co wort< towards this goal in2023. ljttle Flshe The'Little Fishes. group for babies, pre-school children and their parentslcarers has contirjued to attract Thew f3rnilies. At the start of the year the￿ was on average 20 adulrs and 20 children attending. by the end of the year this had grown to 25 adult5 and 30 children. The group meets ON a Friday between 9.30 and I 1.00. The sessions. which are free of ch2rge, include Stories, singingb activitie5 and refreshment5, whith parents and carers enjoy as tnuch as the children. The weekly session run by Rev'd Heather. with the help of Pat Burdocl James Whittle. lan Poole. Di Johns(xi and Shirley Abbott. The group has been a fattor in the significant increase in the number of Baptisms. This is realty encouraging. The PCC thanks all those involved in this important work. Porish Mogazrne The rnonthly Parish Magazine continues to be distributed widely throughout the p8rish and is an e&sential part of our mimiscry and outreach. It IS 2n expression of tht life of our three churches 2nd a reffection of our beliefs., to some In the village it may be the only Christian contact chey have. The rnagaiine remained at 70p per COPytr printed each month of che yÈar. A distountÈd ann￿￿ subscrlption IncludÈd ? Iree copies. Approx. 750 copies were delivEred each rtK)llth to 5ub5cribers in locil roads by 45 di&triburors. Delivery of magazines in Henfield High Streer and Woodmancoce continued to be covered by Pecer BKes. In addition. local retailers sold on average per month.. Budgens 44. Stokes 8 and the Sm211 Dole Store 9. The Newsagents in Sration Road sold 8 copies in each month January to Ma￿h inclusive but ceased trading chereafter. The December magazine was free. 500 extra coples wÈrÈ prlntÈd. Distributors were encouraged to pass these on and copies were given to businesseslshops in Henfield High Street as extra publicity. Contact was made with a representstive Irom the Shell G2r3ge as part of our outreach to the cotnmunity. We are awdicing conlirmacion from Shell concerning sale of the Nagdzine at che garage. At the time of wrriting this reporc (February 20231. Budgens has ceased trading. Satnsburys will be approached to tontinue this V￿￿ab1É area tsf magazine sales. The annual"th3nk you" tea for our disEribu¢or5 was held in November 2022. The mapzine helps to bring the church and comrnunity together not only by ensuring that Church news, local news and important information is shtred but also through the giving of eThcoutsgemenL hope and our prayers. It is a Wdluable income stream for our three churches. Help with disrribution is panicularly needed on the newer developmencs in Henfield. 11 you or someone you know wauld be interested in a voluntary role then do speak to Retyd Paul or contact Diana Halsey via the Church Office. The PCC remains very grdteful to Helen 8oosey (editorl, Am2nda Thibaut assistant ed(tor) and to all those Involved in ihe prtsluction 2nd distrfbudon of ihe magazlne. 15

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 Communlty Inltlotlve& We continue to support and get invotved wlth lttc21 inlt12tivÈs. intluding.. The Henfield Food bank - Our three churches suppotT rhe Henfield Food bank which is run in partnership wth Horsham Matiers. We have a donatyon bin Èn the church porch at St Petsls, Henfield. Henfield for Ukralne - This group his bÈen set up to assist the people of Ukrain< in particular those who have come ro live in our community. The Church, Henfield Parish council. Henfield Medical Centre. BN5 Magazine 2nd Henfield Community Partnership 2re all working together on this group. Sustainable Henfield- This is a localty based group of people who want to help reverse both rhe climate crisis and the decline in the natur21 world. The m tsf chree church member5 continue to help wlth the monthly Community Lunch. The BÉreavemEnt Support Group meets at the Haven, xnd in dcjing %rJ is Ahlp trj intrndijce The Haven to those who may not know of it and the setTrices offerÉd Henfield Youch Club - Revd Christina, our retired priesf. Is 2 trustoe of the dub. Events and ActJvltle5 These 2re import2nt as they bring us together the wider community. After two years ofvery limited engagement it was a joy to be able to hold 2 rdnge tsf evenrs and artivlrie5 throughout the year. Sorne of the eveDc5 are also ifflp)rtant 2s fijnd rnisers. The PCC would like to thank all those who get involved and give of rhemselv&s ro represenc the church through these actlvlEies. The traditional Easter Monday 'Open Church and Coffee Moming, took place 2t St Peter's WoodmancotÈ with an orgdn recital, floral displays and a plant stsll as well 2s coffee and cake. St Peter's Woodmancoce also hosied a jubilee Tea before Choral Even50ng on Surbday 2*h May. This was a lovely celebratory event and much enjoyed. The church also held a summer toffee morningfor their eongre8ation with an kind invite to those at Henfield and Shermanbury. Two of the concerts postponed from 2021 took place. In January. Ninebarrow perforrned at St Petels church to a full audience which included 2 large number of people from outside tfie village. At Shcnnanbury, the 'Br3hnis in the Boneyard con¢ett joriwnalty 5cheduleei for summer 20211 took ptrace in july. This was a summer evening open air concero performed by the Trifonics. to which guests could bring their own picnic. li t¢￿ was well supporLed and a very enjoyable event for the community. 16

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 St Peter's Church. H2nfield wa5 open for the Garden and Arts weekend in lune. It was a busy weekend with lots of people Msiting the church to enjoy the (afe, musical events art work that Vffi5 on display. Refreshments were by donation so that all could feel welcome and participate. The Summerlete w25 held at the end of lune in the VicaraRe Rarden. Member5 from all three parish churches were invofved. Althou%h smaller in scale than previous years it W2s equ211y as enjoyable and successful, ￿th Rood at*ndance from the loral area. It was lovely to welcome back the P2tcham Silver B3nd who performed throughout the aftemoon. St Peter'5 Church. Woodmancote and The Friends of St Peter's Church, Henfield, both had stalls at the Charities Fwr held in November at Henfield Village Hall. The Woodmancote stall followed the theme ol, Chris¢ma5' and Ihe Henfield Stall that of 'Chocolate. Both proved very popular. In Elecember, Brass Fusion togecher with the Bothy Singers gdve a much enjoyed and festive 'Chri5una5 by Candlelight. concert it Woodmancote church. All chree churches have a Facebook pa￿e 2nd we continue to e￿￿e wlrh che community via these and our church web site. This ye2r the lourney throu£h Advent lon Facebook) involved the makinR of a lesse Tree. Each day 211 Item was added to the tree and its story shAred. It provided a meaningful way gf connecting the custom of deco￿ti￿g our own Christmas rrees with the events leading to jesus. birth. Chorlty Glvlng As part of our Mission and Outreach work a proportion ol money collected. donated and rais¢d at events is gÉven to both ltscal and Jbational charitiès. In 2022 the totsl 2mounE given was £2,163. Family Support WO￿ IFSWI. a ch¥ity that supports children and families across Sussex, received £1,219. This was £294 from the Garden & Arts weekend. £425 half of the collections from Chrlstmas 2022 and £500 from 2n anonymous don2llOII. The Royal British Legior) Poppy Appwdl received the Fiemembrance Day collection of 1470. The Children's Society recewÈd £474 collected at the school Christingle Service and through thariry collection pots. All the Octtsber Hirvest Ih2nksgiving goods don2ted in our churches and at Sc Peter's school were given to our local charicies FSW and Horsham Mat¢ers. Financial Review In 2022, Several important projects came fo fruition. The mosc extensive of these was the construction of a brick-built toilet adjacent to St Giles, Churth, Shermanbury lor which the Friends of St Giles had obtAined significant amounts of grant fundin8. Another projeccw3S the installation of much needed lighting and other work in Woodmèncote Churchyard {being completed in 20231 Various items ar HÈnfield Church, such as installation of a screen and projector. & nÈw piano and an altar frontals thÈst and exterfor work a5 specified in the most rÈcÈnt Quinquennlal report, were also UTbdertaken. 17

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastital Parish of Henfield with Sheymanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 Renovations of Church House were carried out as well. Some of chi5 expenditure was paid for from external grants but it w25 also necessary to resort to our unrestricted funds. For the first time in three years, it Was possible to hold our summer fete in 2021 which holped to boosi General Fund income. We 4ain bÈnefiied from generous legacies, this year receiving a Total of some £19.000 which is gr3rifying. Unfortunately, in line with generdl market ￿￿nds, we suffered a net loss on our invesrment5 of approximarety £46,000. Despite this. dividends In¢￿ased by over £3,0(￿ compared Kqth the year before. The value of our Unrestricted Fund investments now stands at £390.464 wth the equivalent figure for Endowment Funds being £61.932, 2 combined total of £4S2.396. Incomé During 2022. total receipts from donations and legacies, 2nd other incomc on gcneral unrestricted funds were £158,089 and are detailed In the Financial StateTrMents. Our main income is regular planned giving from members of the church congregavons, which amounted to £51,840. This was a reduction of just over 4% compared with 2021. The PCC was again extremely grateful to all who contributed financially to the parish throuth planned giving and collections. The Parish Giving Scheme, whereby church members can give to the church regularly by direct debit. cononue5 to work well. We urge new contriburor5 to consider using this scheme which enables us to receive donations and gift aid within ten days of the donation being tollected from the members, accounts. This is a very efficient way for both the wver and the church. The PCC will continue ro promote its use as part of a wider str2£egy to maximlse our income. The tottl amount of Restricted fund income received during 2022 was £19,515 and mainty irose from legacles, grants. fundraising and donations for specific purposÈs. Within unrestricted income receipts ol £171,4S6. the parish benefits substantially from other income {known s 'other trading activities,) of £36.883. ThÈs includes fees for weddings and funerals1£8,7981, sales of the partsh magaxine and advertisement fees (£17,684) and rent received from propercy gnd from letting Church House in Henfteld (£10. I S I). Expendlture Total payments from unrestricted funds were £264,971 and are also detailed in the Financial Statements. Allowing for losses on investments and transfers between fund5 the net movement on unre5CriCted funds resulted in a deficit of £121,409. The largest expenditure for the PCC was the Parish Contribution to the Diocese to cover ministry cos(s. This amounted to £76.967 {1 00% of the ftgure 211ocated by the Diocese). Thls sum covers the c051 ro the parish of the housing, stipend, national insurance and pension costs of the clergy and includes a contribution towards Diocesan and national church costs. It remains PCC policy to strive towards paytng I 00% of Diocesan costs. By far the L2rgert expenditure irem was renovations at £151,096. Sraff, upkeep of servlces. chureh running ÈxpensÈs and upkeep af the two churchyards in Henfield and Woodmancote &re the next largest items of expenditure cotaling £51044. These c05t5 include caring for the fabric of our three grade 2* listed buildings. The closing balances in the unrestrle￿d. rescrfcted and endownent funds as of 31 December 2022 were £596.847. £32.135. and £61,932 respectively. Total funds stood 2t £690,914. Reserves policy and Investment Poll The PCC reviewed its reserves policy in 2020 and agreed to maintain an unrestritted cash balance on the Genetr21 Fund thac is equivalent to 3 months of unrestricred expendityre. currently £50,000. During 2022 this was maintained. 18

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 The PCC ha5 the care of th￿e grade 2* listed churches and understands that the upkeep or improvement of ¢hese bullding5 takE5 considerable financial investment chat cannot alway5 be achieved by regular fundraising. With th2t in mind. in 2021 it invesLed £300.000 of the proceeds ol the s&le of Woodmancote Hall and asreed thar this initial investment will be for be￿een 5 2nd 10 years. At the begnning of 2021, the PCC agreed an investment pc4icy which ha5 been prepared wich reference to the Charity CommiSs￿n'S recommended 8uldance, 'CharitlÈs, and InvÈsDTr)ènt M2ttÉrs: A guide for rrustees., The PCC believes that the best types of investments for its purposes ire held by investmellt companie.s whose funds cover a wide range of asset cPasses. Such mulri-asset funds gener211y include Equitie5, Bonds, Property and Cash. The PCC believes that to re2lise its abjectives using in a multi-asset pooled ￿nd, for example that offered by the CCLA Investmenr Fund or M&G Nulti Asset Fund for chlrities, in whlch many Church of Englxnd Parishes invest, would meet its investment requirements. Such funds are usually a150 low eosL arÈ simple to administer as they délegat& the diy- to-day investment decislons to the fund m2n2ger, and already operace within an established ethical framework. Th¢y generilly promde lonx term capital growth as well as income. The PCC operates 2n ethitrdl tnvestment policy that follows the guidance of the Church of Englalhd's Ethical Investment Advi or IEIAGI The ethical investment policies recommended by the EIAG are the basis for a distinctly Chrisrian approach tg investment and the PCC'S invesiments, are in line with that guidance. Polne Endowment For many years, the value of the Paine EndowmenL a Stipend Tru5L has been included in our balance sheeL Originally, the income from (his investment would have been paid to the Parish of St Peter's Church, Henfièld. BUL since the Endowment and Glebe Measure of 1976. when responsibility for payment ofstipcnds vras transferred to the Diocese of Chichester, we now neither receive any dividends nor would we be entiiled ta any of the capital if it were ever possible to realise 1¢ Continued inclusion of the value of the Paine Endowment in our 2ccounts Mi￿1t, therefore, be thought misleading. For this reason and followng advice from both the Diocese and our accountants {Taylorcocks), the PCC ha5 decided to remove thi5 endowtnent from our balance sheet as at 31 December 2Q22. Future Plans 2022 vras 2 year when the PCC 2nd Church Wardens were able to deliver on nyany of the projecrs ihac the Coronavirus Pandenuc had delayed. 2023 will be a year to take stock. After a year of la￿e capital expenditure the PCC will review our fhnances and wll plan for how we might increase income and reduce expenditure. The PCC will however plan the work identthed by our Inspetting Archicecc In the Quinquenni21 Inspection5 from 2021 that wll take us up to 2026. The Churchwardens at Henfield will continue to explore ways to ex£end the life of Church House, including reroofing and putting in a false ceiling 2nd new lighting so that energy bills are 3150 reduced. At W(K>dmRncote there are plans to install ? sound ampltficitlOD System that will also allow rttorded music to be played at weddings and funeral& and at Shermanbury the'Friends of St Giles, wll begin to ra￿e funds to enable a sound amplificarion sysrem to be insr2lled there, a5 well a$ repairs to the f¢orpath. and the PCC will explore new heating opuons for that church. The PCC wlll 3150 lo¢k at our enwronrnentsl impatt 3nd pkdn what we need to do to enable each of the churthes being avrdrded a bronze Eco Church award. The Wotship and Mlsslon Committee wll continue to review our worship and conslder whac res¢￿ree$ we need to enable all our services to offer the best worship possible ro God. Working with St Peter's School the Clergy will explore how we mitht encourage families and children ro Foin our worship more often, and as the Diocese of Ch1¢hes￿r ha$ 19

The Parochial Church Councll of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Trustees Report As at 31 December 2022 agreed that 2023 Is the Year of the Old Testament ihey will also explore how we mlghr engage wth the Old Te5¢ament in Worship and in Bible Study. In 2023 the RÈvd Heather Wilkin, our Assistant Curaie wll ctsmpletr her crainin& The Parish wll not receive another Assistant Curdte until 2024 at the earliest 3nd so the Incumbent and the PCC will worl< together to revlew Nvhar we do and how we do li so thar our human resources are not over stretched. The PCC wll seek ro encourage and support church members who voluntser for imporc2nt rol&s sueh a5 churchwarden or treasurer and put in place a policy foi- suc<esslon planning. The signs are thac 2023 will see a return to pre-covid numbers of pe¢¥le worshipplng In our chtsrchès, 2nd the PCC wll work with the incumbenr io plan for how the church might e￿oUrage more people In Ihe community to take part in worship and our other attmties. SlgnÈd on behalf of the PC by The Rev'd Paul Doick Chairman. 20

The Parochlal Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Independent examiners report As at 31 December 2022 Independent examiner's report to the Parochial Chuvch Councll of the E¢Cle￿25t1CaI Parish of Het)field with Shernianbury and Woodmancote I report on the accounts ofthe Ch2tity for the year ended 31 Deeember 2022. Responsibilities and basis of rep¢Y¢ The members of the PCC ar¢ responsible for the preparatlon of the accounts in a£cordallce w¥th the requiremen(s of the Charities Act 2011 I'the Acc'l. I report in respett of my examlnatlon of the accounts cirrfed out under the Church Accounting Regulations and section 145 of the 2011 Act In carrying out my examinatian I have fomowed all the applicable Direcrions ¥ven by the Charity Cotnmission under section 145{5llb) of the Art. Independent exarniner's st2temenr I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material rnatter5 have come to my attefttion in connectl<)n wch the examination gtving me cause co believe that in any material respec {1) aecouning rec¢yds were not kept irn respect of the chariry as required by sectlon 130 of the Act., or 12) the a<c¢unrs do not accord vith those records: or {3) the aeeounrs do not comply with the applicable requ¥remencs concerning the fom and cOnt￿t 0f￿coUnts set out in the Chariues IAccounrs and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than aty requlrement that the 2ccounts gve a 'true and fair view which is not a tDatter considered as part of an independent examination. I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection with the Examination to whlch attention should be drawn in this report in order to enabte a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. Mark Cummins FCCA for 2nd on behalf of TC Group The Courtyard Shoreham Road Upper Beeding Steyaing West Sussex BN44 3TN 21

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastlcal Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Statement of Financial Activities As at 31 December 2022 UnrÈstti<ted Re5trlcted.' Designated Fu￿d FLthds Endowed Totsl Fund*Totol Furjd Funds 202 02 Notes Fund Income and endowmÈntsfrom'. Donatlons and legacies Otherlrading aciivities Investments 120.918 18,431 288 139,637 1 153,944, 26,335 36.883 13,367 1,084 14,451 Total Income 19.515 26.623 190.971 196.252 Expenditure on- Rd15ing funds Charitable activitles 855 3681 69,007 1,213 162 198,428 38,618 306.053 156,170, Other tr3dinq actlwtiÈ5 Total expendlture 27,070 27.070 21,030 199283 69,375 , 65,688 334A46 177,362 Net gal￿5 lor losse51 on investments Transfers bett¥een funds 127,9391 118,6361 146,5751 48,683 2.045 1451 I2,￿j0} li Net Incomè/lexpendlturel and net movement in funds 180,3441 j 149,9051. 141,0651 118.6361 1189,9501 Retonciliation of funds.. Tot81 funds brought forward Ti)tsl funds carried forward 571,890 146,366 80,568 1 880,864 SJ3,291 491,546 32,135 105,201 61,932 690,914 All activities are contirtulng. There are no rÈtO8nised gains￿O$Se$ other than those Shown on the Statement of Financial Activities. 22

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfleld with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Balance Sheet As at 31 December 2022 Total Fund5 Totul Funds Notes 2021 Tanglble Issets 83,894 83.894 Inveslments 452,396 , 49S,971 Total flxed assets 536,290. 582.865 Debtors 2,314 C35h at bank and in hand 152.668 314,99J 13 Total curront assets 169.764 317,305 Credltors.. Amounts falling due within oneyeèr 115.1401 154,624 ., 119,3061. 10 Net current assets 297,999 Total 35sets less c￿￿entIf81)i11t1eSlnet assets 690,gi4, 880.864 The funds olthe charlty: Endowment fut)ds 61,932 80.568,, estriiled funds 32,135 82.0401 Designaied fund5 105,301 Unrestricted funds 491,546 728,356 Total charity funds JO,914 880.864 8/Ji This Annual Financial Rep(Jrt, for the year ended 31st Dccember 2022, including ihe nates following, w8$ approved by the PCC and signed on its behalf byThe Revd Paul Doick. PCC Chairman 23

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Financial Statements Year Ended 31 December 2022 l Accounting policies a Statutory Information The Parochial Church Counril of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodrnincote is a charfty registered in England and Wales. The Charity's registered number and princlpal address can be found in the Charivs Information page. b A¢countlllE Cortventlon The financi31 statoments have been prcpared under the Church Accountlhg Regulations 2006, as far as currently applicable. in accDrd3nce with 3ppllcable Charit¥ Law, Financial Reporting St3ndards èftd the current statement of Recornmendpd Practice, Accounting and Reporting bycharities SORP IFRS1021, effettrve 1st January 2015. The financial statements have been prepatÈd under the historical cost convention as modified by the IAcIu5ion of investm@nts 3t fair value. The flnancial statements include all transactions, 3$5ets and liabllities forwhichthe PCC is responslble in law. Theydo not Include thÈaccounts of chu¥chgroup5that owethelr affillatlon to anothÈrbody, northose which 3re Inlormal g3thering5 of churchmembers. The Parochlal Church Council of the Ecelèsia5tical Parish of Henfield wlth ShÈrm3nbury 4nd Woodmancote meets the definition of a public benefi't entity undèr FRS 102. There are no materlal uncert8intie5 about the ChariW5 ability to contlnuÈ a5 a goine concern. This conclusion tskes into account the financlal effert of the Cowd-19 P3ndemic. The functional currency of the ch8rfty ￿ pounds sterling and item5 are rounded to the nearest pound. c In£omè and endowments All Intthne and endowments are 3ccounted for without deductlon for8ny costs of reco￿rabl11ty, are Tecognised whÈn there is e￿dence of ehtitlement, recwpt Is probable, and the amountcan be Measured ￿lIably. Donatioths and leEacies Collections are recognised when received. Plonnedgiving receivable is retognised when there Is evidenie of entitlement, receipi Is possible. and the amount ac£Drds with the Grft Ald dÈtlar3tion or other record of intention to donate. Gift GidrecoveTed 15 recognised when the income to which it 15 attached Is recognlsed. Grants und legtscies are recognised when the form81 offer In writing of the funding. is recèlved bythe PCC. Othettradlng adlvitie5 Troding Gctwities 3re wheTe income is recelvable in return for selling goods or providing servke5. Income from trading is rpcognised elther.. 8- when received. or b- in the case of concerts.. for ihe year Sn question. irrespEctlV2 (rf date of receipt. Advance booklngs are included in creditors until the concert has taken place. Sules oAmogozines ondstudy note5 3re retO8nr5ed when received. Rents from property are recogni5ed in accordance wlth the rent8128reernents, when receipt is p¥obable. Investments tllvidend5 are accounted for when due and pawable. Interest entitlement5 are accounted for a5 they accrue. All other income All other income is recognised in 8c£ordance with the above overèll po11CV. Galns and1055es on investments Realised gain5 are recognised when the Investments are sold. Unrea￿Sed gains and1055es ère accounted for on revalualon at 31 tjecember 24

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Financial Statement5 (Continued) Year Ended 31 Decernber 2022 d Expenditure ExpeTrditure is accounted for on 3n accrua15 basis and accounted for gross of VAT. GrvNts Grants and donaiions are accounted for when paid over. or when awarded where the award creates a blnding obligation on the PCC. Church Activltles The diocesan parish contribution is aciounled for on an 8nnual basis, reflecting the alloc3tlQn Set by our Deanery. Any parish contribution unpaid at 31 December is provlded for in these 3ccount5 Ès an operational (though not a leg?11 liability and Is showo ag a creditor in the bala￿e sheet. e Fixed Assets Tohglbleflxpdossets Consecrated and bencficed pioperty of any klnd Is excluded from thÈ accounts l)y s.10121 af the Charities Act 2011. Movable church furnishin8 held by the Vicar and Churchwardell5 on spec￿1 trust for the PCC and whiih require faculty for disposal, are accounted a5 inalienable prcipeny unle55 consecrated. They are listed in the church's inventory which Can be inspected but are not included in the financial statements. For other property acquired prior to 2000 there 15 insuffic*nt cost information available and therefore the cost of such a55ets is not stated In the financi315tate4nenLS. All @xpenditiire on consecrated or beneficed bulldings and individual Items costlnE under £l,OLK> are written off In the year they were incurred. Depreciotio No depreciation is provided on freehold property as it 15 the PCC'5 policy to maintain th￿e assÈts In a continual st?te Df sound repair. The u5efvl economic life of these a55ets is so long and residu31 v31ues so high that any depreciation would not be material. These assetswill be subjeci to annual iTnpairment reviews. Provision will be made if theTe has been any permanent diminurion In value, IJwEStrnents Investments lirtcludlng Investment properties13re stated at fair vzlue at the balance 5heel date. t Current Assets Amountsowingto the Pccat 31 December In respectof feÈs, rÈntsoroiher income are5hown a debtors less provision for amounts that may proveuncdlertible. Short-terrn deposits intludè cash held on dep051t either with the CBF Church of Englartd Funds, or at the bank. g Current Liabilitie5 Creditors and provisions are re£o8ni5ed where the Charity has a PTP5enL obliE?tion re5ts1tlne from a present event that wlll probably resuli in the transfer of fund5 to a third party and the amount due to settle the obligation can be measured or estimated reli2bly. h Éstimates and judKements In ihe application of the charity's accounting pollcie5, thp PCC are required to m8ke jLJdgp.ments, p5tiTnate5 and assumptions aboutthe cirrying 3rnount of assets and li3bilitie5 that are not readily apparentfrom other50urce5. The estimÈte5 and 3ssotiatÈd assumpt(ons are based on historical experip.ncp and otherfactors that 3re considered to be relevant. Actual results may differ from thÈsÈ estlmates. The e5￿mateS and underlying assumptlon5 3re reviewed on an ongoing basi5. Revision5 to accounting estimates are recognised in the period In which the estin12te is revised. The PCC do not cansiderthatthere are any crtiical estimates or tre85 of judEemefjt that need to be brought to the attention of the re8de.'s of the financial statements. 25

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfleld with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Financial Statements (Continued) Year Ended 31 December 2022 Unrestrkted Restricted Des18nated Fund Endowed Tota Fund Total Fund5 Funds Fund Fun 2021 202 2 Af￿lySIS of Income and endowments.. PIBDned giving lexcl. tax refundsl Planned giwnR Ino tax refunds) Loose cosh colleC￿onS 51,840 51,840. 54.181 702 13,734 13.734,. 13.461 Fundraislng Sundry donations special appeals Gift Aid recover3ble 7,059 3,899 18 10,976 6,047 6,783 5.3S2 270 IZA05 16.805 11,888 14,774 11,888 11,998 31.000 Legacies Grants 5,000 4.180 14,840 19.020 19,750 Donations and lekacies £120,918 £18.431 £288 £139,637 £153,944 Sales of the p8rish magazine Church H411 Lettlr 250 6,564 6.8141 4.238 8,651 8,651 1.5001 7,773 Rent 1.500 1,50(1 Ma8a2ine adverbsement fees Fees for wedtjlngs & funerals Other tradlng arti¥itie5 11,120 11,120 13,808 8.798 8,798 £36.883 4,625 £10.548 £26,335 £31,944 Bank & CBF deposit interest Dividends reiewed 1,205 1,209 266 12,162 1,080, £1,084 13,242 10,138 Inwe5tments £13.367 1 £14,451., EIO.364 Total received tsn all funds £144033 £19,515 £26,623 i £190.971' E196,252 26

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Financial Statements (Continued) Year Ended 31 December 2022 Unrestricted RÈstrltte De5isn*ed Endowed Total Funds Fund 202 Total Notes Fund Fund Fun 2021 3 Analys1$ of expenditure on.. Other fundraising Inon-IradiD81 costs RaisinKfunds 855 368, £368 1,223 £1.223 162 £855 £162 Mission givin Ministry.. dioceson par￿￿ corjtribution benefice Offi￿ costs gtaff 719 1.444 1.163 76,967 76,967 74,3QO ,, 6,065 21)0 6,265 20,720 | 10,116 13,914 2D,720 16.639,, Upkeep of 5ervlces Church running expen5e5 3.482 600 2,000 12,021 13,914 7,294 6,389 Upkeep of churchyard Parsona8e houses Misslon projpcts 7.294 6.389 5,890 6,930 6,930 151.096 Renovation5 52,060 66.763 32,2731 311 9,721 Support costs 3,513 3.824 Rent Repaymenl Charitable activitie5 375 375 £198,428 £69,CK17 , £38,618 £306,0 £156.170 Church hall running c05t5 11,613 11,613 1 6,4461 Par15h magazlne costs othertradlng attlvities 15,457 £27,070 1 15.457 £27,070 E21,030 Total expended on all funds E199.283 £69,375 E65.688 £334,346". £177,362 Support costs include governance costs of £2,220 which 501ely relate to fees associated with the independent ex3minatlon of the church accounts12021.. f 2,0401. 27

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Financial Statements (Continued) Year Ended 31 December 2022 Unrestrlcte Restrlcted.. Endowedl Total Funds Totol FunLI 2022 Fund Fund Fund 2021 4 M155ion gI￿nE.. rhe Children'sSocieL.. l British Le 474 474 300 470 470 450 Turning TidÉs Family Support Work 7l9 500 1.219 | £2.163 E719 £lJ44 £1,250 Unrestriae AestrlrtÈd Endowed. Total Fundl Total Funds Fund 202 21 Fund Fund 5 Staff costs. staff numbers and key management persortnel Remuneratlo Woge5 and solorFes 20,720 £20.720 20,720 £20.720 16,639, E16,639. The average number of Staff w35 412021". 31. No person recpived remunÈration in excess of E60,(X)O in 2022 OT 2021. b PaLment5 to Pccmembers No PCC members, Tror person5 closely connected wlth them, received any form of rernuneration in respect of their work as 8 membeT of the PCC. No members of the senior manaEÈment tearn were paid though the CharitV'5 payroll 12021.. noDel. Expen5e5 of telephone, Iravelling etc. amounting to E2.524 were reimbursed to four members of the PCC12021.. £2,512 was reimbursed to four member5 of the PCCI. In addltlon. one rnember of the PCC also received a salary of £3,440 12021.. nonel for 3Ctin8 as Choir DlrÉctor and another received fees of £3,674 12021.. £3,984) for actins 35 Parish Magazrne Editor. Durlng the year, the PCC employed two organffist5, a Choir Director and an admÉnistrator. Unrestrlrte Restricted. Endowed Futtd Fund Furbd 2022 2021 6 ￿ppOrt/S0vern3￿ce Accounts productyoh/ffndÈpendentexaminoilon OthErodrnin 2,040 5,567 l.Z93 £3,513 311 1,604 £311, £3,824 £7.607 28

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Financial Statements (Contlnuedl Year Ended 31 December 2022 Unrestrlcted Restrtcted Endowed Total Funds Funds Funds Funds 2022 7 Fixed Assets a InVe￿ments Fair value l January 2022 4111J03 1 80,56S 498.971 Additions in the yÈar Net gains and revaluaLion 127,9391 | £390.464 118,6361 146,5751 Fail value 31 Decernber 2022 £61,932 £452,396 Freeholdl land and Total fixedl assets buildings b T3n%ibletixed assets 05* or valuation At l January2022 83,894 83.894 At 31 December 2022 £83.894 Nei bookv21ue At 31 December 2022 £83,894 £83.894 ,' At 310ecember 2021 £83,894 £83,894 , The freehoEd12nd and building5 cDrr>prise Church House. For accounting purposès the histori£al cost of thls propertv W3$ £83.894. nvesrments Include8n investment propertywith a value of f60,0￿,¥81ued by Marcus Grimes FNES MARL4 of Marcu5 Grimes Esiate Agen15 on 6 October 2020. Remaining Investments represent cash invested to generate returns. Total losses in the Stalement of Financial activities of E46,57512021.' Igainsl £48.6831 comprised of the unre?li5ed 105ses on investments of £37,401 and a nil disposal of E9,17412021.' Igainsl £48,683]. 29

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Financial Statements (Continued) Year Ended 31 December 2022 Unre5trlrted Restricted,, Designated Fund Fu￿d5' Funds Endowed. Total FundgTotGI Funds. Note5'. 202 2021 8 Analysls of net asséts byfund 2022 Fixed assets for church use 83,894 390.464 32,328 115,1401,, 83,894 452.396 $3,894 498,971 Investment fixed assets 61,932 Current assets 32.135. 105,301 169.764 317,305 I￿.140) (19,3061 £491,546 £32,135 £105,301 £61,932 £690.914 £880,864 Analysis of net assets byfund ZOZI Flxed assets for church use 83,894 82,894 49&971 53.894 InV￿tMent fixed assets 418.403 8a,568 150,288 Current a55ets 88,899 82,040 146,366 817.305 592,972 J3,8631 £880,864 £813,291 119.30611 £571,890 1193061 £82,040 £146,366 £BO,568 9 Debtors Income tax recoverable 730 730 938 Prepayments and ÈccruÈd IncomÈ 16,366 16,366 1,376 17,096 £17,096 2,314 10 Credltor5.' amounts fallTnE due within one year Aged Payable5 Deferred income 3.031 3,031 6,115 9,514 9,514 JJ.15J Ac£rua15 2,220 2.220 2,040 Other Creditors 375 375 £15,140 £15.140 £19.306 30

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Financial Statements (Continued) Year Ended 31 December 2022 Balances blfvJd l Jan Z022 Incom ExpendltUTe Transfe*s. clfwd 31 Dec other gÈins and losses 2022 11 Statement of funds Endowed Fund Dunlo Nellen 137 Kin 26,680.. Paine Graves Trust.IWoodmancoteL Warner Woodm3ncotel INest Iwoodrnancotel 11,1501 493 17 £61 32 Restricted Fund5 Church¥ard The Friends of St Peter's Church 4021 159741 J12 605 200 Dunlop. 183, Youth and Children Woodmancole Fabri Friends of St Giles Children5 area Powell Woodmancoie Or Thp. Children's Societ¥ Royal British LeAion Paplly AJ)peal F3mll Su rt Work 45 14 14 926 926 470 500 00 £81 £69 375 45 £32 115 Desl8nated Funds Church House Buildin Church House Flowerfund Front31 Chest & Porch Doors MorleylGardinerLMusicl TheKe Pèrish Md dzlne Screen & Projector Loc. Blakene Woodtnancote Coffee Woodmancote Fabrlc 838941 613 2701 -12681 785 285 17 84 457 19 2g9 h3n 59 125951, 18 £146 661 £26 23 £65 688 £105 301 Unrestricted Funds General fund 571 890 144 833 199 283 (£199 283 £334 346 491 546 £571 890 £144 833 £190 971 £25 894 f491 46 Total lunds £880 864 £46 575 £690 914 31

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Financial Statements (Continued) Year Ended 31 December 2022 li staternent of funds Icontinuedl Restritted Funds comprise=. Churchyard.. Funded by the HibberdlKlng endowment to help finance the upkeep of St Peterfs Church IHenfieldl churchyard. The Friends of St Petees Chur£h= Holds fund5 provided by The Frlends of St PètÈr's Church, an independent org3nization. Its purpose Is to ralse money for the fabrfc ol St Peterf5 Church. Henfield. Dunlop.. ReiÈlving income from the endowment of the same nome, expendlturp 15 at the discretion of the Vlcarof St PÈter's churth (Henfleldl. Nellen.. This lsfunded from the Nellen endowinent and provides finance in connection with altar frontals. Youth and Children's Fund.. Set up to provlde fundlngforyouth Ènd children's activStles. Woodmancote Fabric.. Hold5 funds donated/raised spcifically for the upkeep ot the kbric of St Peterfs Church. Woodmancote. Friends of St Siles.. Overseen by a commiiiee of the PCC which r2ises funds for the fabric of St Giles Church. Sherm4tibury. Woodmancote Organ.. Est2blished ta prawde money forthe or84n at St Peter's Church, WoodmancotÈ. Children's 3rea.' Funds, ￿l$ed In mèmory of a n)ember of our congregation who very sadly died in 2021, to be used to enhance the Children'5 Area of St Peterf5 Church. Iqenfield. Powell.. A legacy speciflcally for the upkÈÈp of the church and churchyard of 5t Peter'5 Church. Henfield. Designated Furtds comprise=_ Church House BulldinB'. This is the historical value of Church House, the church hall at St Peter's Church, Henfleld. Church House.. ReTrive5 income rom lettings 8nd meets expendfcure in conneciion wlth the malntÈnance and upkeep of the building. Flower Fund,. Used to fund flowEf3rr?ngements for St Peter's Church, Henfield. Morl@y}Gardiner (Music).. E5tsbli5hed ta help fund musical and related activities. The Keys.. Fund5 arise from events, such as concert5, the proceeds of whlth are often donated to other charities. Parlsh M28aiine'. Holds income frotn the magazine and meets its costs. Screen and Projector." Hdds fund5 designated for the installation ot a screen and projector at Sl Peterfs Church, Henfield. Lockyer/BlakeneyNaughan'. Contains leEacies thatthe PCC decided to set 3slde for possible future projects. Frontal Chest & Porch Doors.. A generous donatlon whlch the PCC ha5 set aside for the purchase of an altar frontals chest and insta113tion of new porch doors, both at St Peter's Church, Henfield. Woodmancote coffee.. DDnations ari51ng frorn refreshments provlded at St Petevs Church, Woodmancote and.desi8nzted to meèt-verious-COStar"thatthwclr. Woodmancote fabrlc-. Fund5 raised, and sel aside by the PCC, to caver costs associated wlth the f?brir of St Peter's Church. Woodmancote. 32

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henf ield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Financial Statements (Contlnued) Year Ended 31 December 2022 li Statement af funds Icontinuedl Endowed Funds comprise:_ the HibbeidlKing bequest, a permanent endowment which requires the income to be spent on the HenfiÈld churchyard., the Nellen bequestto be spent on Altar-frontals,. the Dunlop bequest to be Spent atthe Vicar's discretion,. the Graves Trust. the Income from whlch Is to be spent on maintaining the churchyard at Weodmancote chuich,. the Warner fund Is endowed with Income to be used for upkeep of the churchyard,. the WesL lund5 is endowed with income to be used far upkeep of the churchyard- and The Palne Fund is a SttpÈnd Trust wlth thè income being retained by the Diocese. If the capital w8s ever ¥eallsed, those fund5 too would be retained by the Diocese. As explained in more detail in the Financial Revicw, this investment was removed frorn our bal8nce sheet 3S at 31 December 2022. Transfers betweeD Funds relate to realloc3tlOD5 as considerp.d necessary by the PCC. 33

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Financial Statements (Continued) Year Ended 31 December 2022 12 Statement of Financlal ArtlTrAtle5 1021 Unrestrlet Restrlcte Endowcd Totsl Fund& Toiol Fund Notes Fund 202 202 Income and endowments from.. Donations and legEcie5 Other trading artivities 114.328 39,616 153.9441 110,515 31,944 10,364 32,663 Investments 9.3171 155,589,, 1,047 2,488 Ttstal income 40.663 196.252 145,666 Expendlture on: RBi5ing fund5 Charitable 3Ctivities 142 162 151,153 1 5,017 156,170 150,892 1 Othertr3ding activities Totsl expenditure 21.080 26,5D2 :. 172,203 5,159 177,362 177,480 Net gains lor lossesl on investments 38.622 10,061 48,683 610,271 Tran5fer5 between funds 2,108 Net incomellexpendieurel and net movement I funds 19,900 37,612 10,061 57B.457 Reconclllallon of funds= Tot81 funds brought forward Total funds Carried forward 698,a56 44,428 70,507 813.291 234,834 718,256 80,S68 880.864 813.291 , 34

The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical Parish of Henfield with Shermanbury and Woodmancote Notes to the Flnancial Statements (Continued) Year Ended 31 December 2022 13 Analyslsof cash and cash equiv31efftts Total Funds Totol Fundg, zoz Cash In hand Notice deJ)osits Iless than 3 monthsl Total cash and cash uivalEnts 127,355: 187 636, £314 991 117 636 £152 668 14 RelatedpartiesandtraTr5adions Thert were no re13ted party transactions during 2022 or 2021 other thin those outlined in note 5 af th￿Q account5. 35

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