Registered Charity No. 1132895 PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL -ALL SAINTS- MARGARET STREET LONDON WI ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022 Registered Charity No. 1132895 Parochi*l Church Council ￿CC) of All Saints Margaret Street Annual Report and Fill2ncial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2022 Contents ges VNUAL REPORTOF THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL Part I: Ain a￿1 puwses Part 2.. Objectives actwities Port 3: Ach*vements and perfomwce Part 4.. Fina￿1&1 review Part 5: Fin￿￿[￿1 statcnKnts {set outon pa￿ 12-24) Part 6.. Plans for fjJbLrc pernds Part 7.. Structure, y)vern8nce and managerrrnt Part 8.. Administsative itrfomiatM)n FJNANCJAL STA TEMENTS Stalementof PCC rewnsibiliti&s 12 Indq)entht ¢x2tnAier's Statsmelltof fiDallci21 ￿tivIt*S 14 Balance theet 15 Cash tknw ststement 16 Not&$ to the fina￿141 ststnKnts 17 PCC Aiiiiual Report aiid Fimncial SiutcJiKeiiLf Allnual Report of the Parochial Church Coulleii ￿CC) of AU Saints Margaret Street for 2022 Part I: Aim alld purposes The primary obj¢d of the pato¢hiai chU￿b¢oUt￿li ffcc) of All Saints Margar¢t Street is the promotion of d]e gospel of ourLord Jegjs Christ acc(rding to the d(Ktrines arKlprncticesof the Church of England The PCC has the responsibility of cooEKratingwith theincumknt in promoting in thcparishthe wI￿le missioll of the churd pastoral, evangelistic. social and ecumenical. The PCC is ￿SpOnSi￿1e forthe maititenance of the fakric of thechu￿h buildin& All Saints Margaret Street iq a Gradc I lisied building recognised as being of international archltct￿ral and historic Si￿1[1canCc. Part 2: Objectives and activities The PCC is cotnmitted to cnablingas tDany people as possible to worship at our cbwcb 2nd to bccomepat of our parish ¢ommunity. Sin¢e its found*10￿ the parishhas been atthe beart of the catholic tradition of the Churchof England, taking fonvard the work of the Margaretcha￿l on this site where the Tractsrian movemthi originating undeT Kebl Pusey and NewmAn in Oxfo]d, was r￿StPlanted in London. Sincc the beg￿nIng the Sunday liturgy has been cclebrated with due splendour. eacb day in 2022 the divine office ha5 been recitcd privately and the mass ¢elebrated publicly in the church. During 2022 there were no significant capitsl works except for the interior repairs and redecoration of No. 6 followingthe departure of the fomier assistant cuRte aDd in anticipation of thc aTrival his successor. this was paid for entirely by a grant fromAII Saints FouDdattoTL Ddails (rfthe W0￿Sapp<&r in the ChwChwa￿tTh%, report on the fabric and articles. The PCC have complicd with theirduty to have due regardto the CharityCommissiixL'S public bthefit guidan when exereiynganypowers orduties lo which the guidanir is relevant They have also Co￿￿1der￿ the Spec￿ guidance on charities for the advancement of teligon. wor.ship undprayer Since the foundation of the paris}4 choral Tnusic ofthc hI￿eSt staTrJ8rd hassupp￿rtedthe public celebralM)n of the lilurgy. Since the closure of the choir school in 1968 a profcssional choir of WOM￿ ind mcn has been maintained This is a significantcostto the PCC although a subaantial part is now COntri￿ted by the All Saints Church Marylelx)DeChoir and Music Trust. The PCC considers that the maintenance of the choral tradition as part of the missioll of the church is a public benef The nature ofpublic w¢yship aDd¢elebr*ion of thesa(ra￿ellts remain¢d aff￿ted. but to some l¢sw exteni than in thc previous two year4 by the nauonal restrictions dueto the COVID-19 patslanicuntil these were lifted the sprin& Tlit opportunkty to reccive from the chalice at all masses was rein5tsted from Eagter Sunday. with ihobe cominunicating ai ihe high altar rcc¢iNinu knLrlingai the altarrail. A secondeominunion tstatioi) before tlie b]dy aliar for those iN'ho wish 10 receive staiiding at nave floor level has beenmaintsined. Tl)e pr2ciice of intiJlc￿jn (coiiitnunieants dipping the host in the clialice) remains strictly lorbiddcn. The Satsjrday evening vioil Ji)a8sof Slin(￿Y was rcinqttqted on E&%ter Sattwdav J) Aprtl and has bccii niaintaMI sinc¢ then. Att¢ndance at the Sawrday vigil mass fullils the Sunday obligdlion. Folloivin() reopenino of churches after the lockibiim in 20?0 501emn evening i)iasses sung at 6 PM. Wha] the dail￿. cvetLing Ivasreijitrduced in late 2021 th&se NNtre at6..15 PM. Aftcr a litne of ex￿[lInentatioiIdnd con.%ultation with iho%e ii,ho reg￿larlY attejmled li was decided that all weekday evening massts should be a( the sam¥ time of 6.30 PM which was introduced from Monday i Ocwber 70?? ASMS PCC AnnualReportand F￿an¢￿IL Statanents 2022 PCC.4nnualRew)rtaiid Finapic'ial Sial£pineii£s The rosary eontinued to be recited beforethe nooii mas¥ on Lbe second Saturday of th¢ i))ont]) with the supp)rt and participatioll of the members of thc Cell olour Lady of Walsingham The Socicty of Kingcharlcs thc Martyr held its principal cotiTh)unoration ofthe royal niatyratAII Saints. wid) a higli iiiass on Saturday 79tli January at 12 noon. This M'as for the s¢tond tinie while di¢ Banqueting House underiyoes repair and restordtion. Bishop RowanWilliantshadorigiFollybc¢nbookedasthe preathrforHolyWeekiD 2020butthis wascaDcclkxl due to the p￿d¢M]c,WI[]l rtstrictionscontinuing into ?021. The ￿rish w&$ delighted (o welc()me Bisliop Rowwi lor Holy Week 202? Ivhen thecel¢brationof the rites was restor¢d Én ti)11. Daniel Forn1st0￿ AlexRea4 HaNey Solomon-Brady and John Wilkinson were confmed during the HI￿ Mass of the Eastcr Vigil which w& celebrated by Bishop Rowan. For the fjtst tinic in three ycaES, the WalsinghamNati()nal 14"Igrimaue to()k placc iii klay and lh¢ Cell of Oiw Lady of Walsingbatn Organis￿ a coaeh fromAII sain￿ to the ¢v¢nL Becattse of th¢ Queen'sJubiLee celebrdtions thi% 'as on ihe Carly May bank- holiday. All Saintg ￿a5 consecrated on ?8 May 1859. In ?0?? Ihe dedication fcstiydl was kept on Suithdy 29 May, whKh was the Sunday afterAsee￿iOn DAY. Tl)e Friends ofAII Saints ivcre also cncoUr￿lYed to be prestY]t if they coukl. A presentation was tnade io Fr Michael Bowieas bedqjaned as ourassis(ant priesL Tile hiJo J nNqss wastollowed by a parish lunch in the courtyard. PLniecosL Sunday 5 Jui)e il'as also th¢ day wheii the Lhurcli and nation ccl¢brated the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. The High Mass was again follow¢)J by a parish lunch in the courtyaAI. In 2022 theexteriorproccssionof theBlCs￿dS*eran￿ntW#SreS10rfylthroUghthC parishfollowjngthehi￿ mass on the solemnity of COTPUS Cbristi. The n¢w canopy given in 2021 was used for the r￿st time outsidc. In late July. 21 pilgrims from All SainLS-many forthc f]r* time- spa)t a wcekend in w&lsin￿8Jn on the atmU2L All Saints Parish Pilgrima￿ (a8ain the first one forthrtt yeaTS).This was organis¢d by the C¢ll of Our Lady of Walsingham. Evensong on th¢ solemnity of the Assum￿10n {anticipatedon Sunday 14thAugust in accordance with Conn￿ll practice) was followed by an out(kbor prOCc￿l(￿l along Oxford Street beforc returning to the church for sokm benediction. A statuc of our L￿Y of Walsingham w&$ lentbythc ¢ardina] re¢￿￿andchurd￿a￿thsof the ptst￿b of St Magnus thc Martyr. Some 200 pcople were presenL During thc first two weeks of DecemtrKI there w¢re six carol sen'ices for ex￿rnaTr organisations-. Ma£dakne College. Canibridgc. Rugby Schwl- Bisliop s Dioctswi Colle(Ic School, Capc Toii'n; Mcnon Collcgse, oxfo￿1. Migdalen College, Oxford atNJ Freud's CoTFmunicalions. The parisl) service of nine1¢5sons aiid ca]ols ivas hekl on tlie Sunday eTreninoofAdvtht IV. Tiie poorly attended lunchtirt￿ carol ¥ervice ￿aS disu)ntinual, aiid 2 hi mass was reintroduced on 8th December for th¢ solemnity of thc Immaculate Conception. In addition to our honordry as5iStantPTleSL Fr Julian Brownin& the followingpriests havc assisted to Inaintsin the ¢elebraiion ot d)e nwssThvice tscbday1￿hen our own stsff of resident clerg). Ikas reducedin number.. Fad1ry5 Aidaii Banl¢ii, Anders Beroquisi. Reo Bushll￿ Jan]es Che(yiiiddth. OIN'en Dobso￿ Mattliew Du¢kett. Jerctny Haselock, Roderick Leece. Peter ML&ary.. Bdnic Nth"ion. Jack Noble, Nioel Pain)tt, Tom Sander, PaulM]onHs Isintc consecrated Biihop of OSwes￿} and Guy Willis. On¢ of the chief worksof Chri&ian charity Ès prnYerfl￿ the departal. There are usually r¢quiem masses on the third Saturday of eachmonth. There were scveral funcral and requiem n￿5¢$ for particlllar souls in 2022. Thcre was a highma&s ofr¢quiem for there￿* of the sou] of Craigwilliams RIPon Saturday 15 JaTJuary. Craig hadbeen a s¢rverforrnanyyears,somelim¢memberofthe Pccandaprincipalhelperwith thecourtyardgath. He di¢d in 2021 and his fi￿ernI had been hcld near his home in Middlesex. The fuiieral Tites of Rosemary Harris RIP were celebrated atAII Saints. cliurLhon Wednesday 26 January. H mortal i'emaitisiverereLeived into churehand aHighNlassof RequicTnotTeredfortliei'eposeofl)ersouI folli)Thed by the conimittlll which took place the nextday ai Mortlake creniatoriuni. Rosemary had been aSS￿ill￿dwith ASMS PCC Anrtual Reportand FiThancial s￿t￿￿elts 2022 PCCAniitsol Rew)rt aiid Finaiirial Stlll£pmeiits All Sainis for niany y¢ars and had been a habittHI cOn￿e￿￿[wIlen she iiioved back froin Dorset to ton(k)ll at the end of tlie labt ¢enLury. A low mass of requietn wag celebrdted on 6 Junc for Brian Parker RIP ￿Th0 died in Australia and was tl)e grandtatlier ol. Saniantha wbo ivas uiiable to make ihe journey back for liis fuiierp¢l. A high mass ot rcquiem w&s eelebraÈed forthc re.￿* of the s(￿1 of Gcra]d Reddington, pries¢ RIP oi) Sabjlllay ?5 June. Fr Gerald dIedd￿ing the lockdown in ?O?O and his fU￿ra] 011 tlie Isle ofWighL FrCI￿a]dh8d k)ng been associthted wi(h All Saints where he niarried his wil"e, the actress Valery Gaunt_ He served as honorary assist2ntpriest ofAII Saints 1985-IY89 before becoming vicar of St Barnabas Ealitig and assisted I"Iot)I tin* to lime at All Saints in his retireinent. A mas,% ofrequiem waS¢¢I￿Tated there￿￿ of the swl of Patricia Simr6on RIPon 6 September withher fani in attendancc followino her earlier crcmation. Itnmediately following theannouncement0fthed￿thOr Her tate MaJe#y Queth Elizat*ili11, aftcrthe evening mass on ihc Nativity of our Lady on 8 ScptLmbLY, the oreen fcrial han(yings were repla¢ol with black h8￿g￿g5 and black froiitals were hung on bot]) altars. The altar cand]es at]d Stocks ofunbleached ￿aX werebrought OUL Thc folloivino day thc ritU21 enipty carafalquc wasrecollitn￿(ed ￿ th¢ sanie l)eight as in thc pliot()graphs of the requiem for her grandfaiher, Kinu Geo￿¢ V. All niassesw'ere of requiein for ￿e rep)se of the la(e Queen s soul from the day atler her death until tlie end of tht day of hei burial on 19 SeptLmb¢r: except for the feast of thL' Holy Cross wlien the mass ol The day toOkpr¢ce(k￿t. Aspecial HI￿1) Ma%s of Requiein io thL musical setting by Faurc was celebrattxl on Saturday l O septelnb￿. this was folloi%ingby ihe ab￿lutiOns. The solemii requKin on Sunday I I SeplemEcrwas sung to the settino by Victoria andthat on Sunday 18 Septemberio the settingby Maurice Dvrntlé. Th¢ funerdl ma&q. with choir. was celebrdted for the repose of the soul of Keith Jaffa RIP on 30 September. A mass of requiemwas celebrated for the rewse of the of David Robbin RIP on 30 SepteM￿r. His funeral WAS l&ter l)eld ill early November atAII Saints. Wesl Dulwfftch V¥here be had family connections. A mass of requiem was ccld)ratedon Saturday l Oth De(tmbuai 12 noon for thc rcpose of the soul of Grenkll Prince RIP. who died and was creftialed privtttely earlier in the year_ Grenfell was a soiiietin)¢ ni¢mber ol'tl)e PCC. assistcd ill the bar where hc li'as also club menibm-hip se¢rdAry and for rnany yeais Cooked elaixnate parish lunclies. Upon thc dnnoL[n￿￿}t ot thc death of po￿ Benedict XVI on the morningof 31 D￿ember the gold froiitr] reinoved from the lady al￿r, replaced wilh blxL and a low massof requiem cel¢bttkted for the repose of thewl ot the fornier Patriarch of the West. Pastoral eare Confes￿0￿$ may be he￿dby￿ priogt in ChU￿bber0T¢ lowmas8 orby ardngenKnt. The clersyvisitparishymeT5 in their homes or in hospital. Jn latc April it was aniiounc¢xl thai Fr Michael BO￿le hadbeen app)intcd as th¢ new i-icar of St Pctcr s EaslErn Hill iii Mclbourne, Au.%tralia. and his last Sunday atAII Saints would be *9 May. Fr Michacl had been assist￿1 priest ofAII Sainis, siiiee Passion Sun assisraiit priest licensed to the parish by the bishop of Fulham at evensong and benediction on Sunday 12 Febtuary 2093. Part 3: Achievements and performance ASMS PCC Annual R¢port*nd Financral Statanerts 2022 PCCAnnuul Repcirl aiid Finan¢-wl SiulcJiJienl.¥ Thc ¢lectoral roll was completdy ￿e￿￿ed prior lo the annual meeting in 2019 whenth¢re were 158 p￿le on the new roll. At tbe beginningof 2022therewcrc165 narr£s onthe eledtsnl rolL Therewerea num￿ who no longer satisfiedthe Tules for COT]titiual inclusioll of th¢ roll andthe r¢visfxI roll pre*ntedto tbe APCM in 2022 stood at 135. At the end of the 2022 there was one deletion due to the dcath of Sybil Prtestnell IUP and One addition with the roll rcmaining at 135. Therc are arowid 135 dwellings in th¢ patish of whi¢h Some 25 8 believed to beVa￿t. Thepo￿￿￿tioniS just over pc¢4>leofwhotn two were on the ele¢tordl roll in 2022. On a no￿nal Sunday (n￿ including East¢rDay or Chtithias Diy)there was an avtTage of158 attCT￿teSpkns 2 Children in churcb {2021-. 87 and 2) and 59 live views {2021= 79). During wcckdays therew¢re an average of16 peq)leeacb day atlow rntss {2021.. 13) and an a￿rage of15 live views (2021.. 23). On Easter Eve there were 129 wor5hinxrsand 107 communi(2nts. Easttr Day thae were 254worshippas and 170 communi￿nts. TheEastcrnumlxY for 2022were an ovuall incrose on thecorre4)onding numbas for 2019 before thepandemic lock(k>wL Cbristmks Eve therc were 108 woT5hippets and 75 communicants. Christmas Day therewcrc 87WOrs￿"W￿S and70commulli1gnts.AlthoughtheChristm&SnumFK￿ for2o22wereMar￿ltslly down on those for 2019, beforcthc ￿ndeMIc, therehasaIwaysb￿n a wide flui*uation in thcsc figurog each year as many ofthe regular congregation return to thcir fatnilits outside t￿ndon. Thtte were fourbaptiSTllS of infants (2021.. 2),oneadUItbaptiS￿ fourc8￿lIdateSW¢r¢C0nfirnKd(2o2I.0)and￿ornarrj0gts(2021: 1)Threefuner2Ls were held in church this year {2021-. 0). Buildings During2022 the ch￿Chhasb¢e￿opcllOn Monday5toFridaysfTom]atemorningbefor¢theniKJnmassandclo%d after the evening mass. Details of buildingwork are setout in the separnte chUrchW￿der￿, report on thc fabricand articles and in the report from the Health, Safety & Buildings committee below. Mxssion catechesis The Lent lectyre was entided"The Infinite Vision: StAugustine andthe fonrJatioD of tbe Western Mtn(L" w ven in ehurch by Fr Dominic Keech on Friday 8 April just bcfore Holy Week. The autsjmn study day arranged forThur&lay 20 Octrknon-seeing Goit. Tha)logÈes of theTran%figuratN)n" at which the speakers were to be the Revd Dr Peter Anthony, DrGrcgory Tucker,and the Rcvd Dr Ayla Lepine, Unfor￿natelY. bad to be c4n¢elled the day before due to illness. A book launch for FrPeterknthony's r¢cently published acadeTnic moJx)graph on the Trartsfigur*ion entitsl "Patristic Perspectives on the Transfiguratio￿ IDtcrpreting Vision" was held in church on 31 October. This attracted a large number of people Tnanyofwhom We￿ pr£stht at thesolann evensongof All Saints and soi benediction which preceded the evenL The onlinc zoom theology sessionsc0nlin￿I in 2022 wkth five diverse subjects addrosssj.. On 15 March, the vicar, led the session reflecting on rcfl¢cting on Rowan Williams, recent book, "Looking East in Winter. Contemporary Thought aThl theEastem Chn"stianTradition."" On l O May Fr Michael Bowie gav¢ a p￿ sentatu)n on 'Damned byour KnO￿ledge.: Engknsb religiousanxiety in GrahamGreene drawing on material fromthree of hi5 novels, The Power and ihe GION, The Heortofthemaner and The End oftheAffair. On 12 July the vi exploTed novels about the building of cathedrals foo￿1ng on Ben Hopkn"Ds' new histori￿1 novel, C&ihedral comparing this with otheT similarworks and asking what is il about ￿tat buildings thatseem to speakbeyond themselves aboutthe divine andthepowerof human creativity? Howdo churchesoperat¢assacranKntsofG(Kl's presenceandwhy do tbey feel so ne¢￿Sary forthe offering of Christian worthip?On 6 Septunberthe ViGqr kd a seminar ¢xploriDg conmtmry biblicAI scbolarship concerning the Eucharist through Br2nt Pitre's recent Wotk on the Jewish orig]ns of the mass'JesusaDd the Jewish Roots of the Eucharisti Unlockingthe Secrets ol the Last Supper,; On 15 NovunbJ Fr St¢v¢ Rice led the seminar from North Caiolina entitltd'christ al￿ the Aliens- what would be the theological ¢onsequenc¢ of discovcring life exists beyond our world?" ASMS PCC Annual Reportand Fikaocial StstemeLMs 2022 PCC.4KnualRepi)rl and FiAonc'ial SiuliAmeiiLf ID 2022 thcr¢ was a wide range of vislting preacberson SundAyS and Holy Days.. the Revd Dr Canon Jctemy Haselock on Wedna&y 2 Febnwy 2022, the f￿st of Candlem&" the Revd ML ariorie Brow[4 vicarof St Mary'4 Primrose Hill, on 27 February 2021 Sunday NextB¢fore t£nL the bish￿) of Fulham on 6 March2022, Lent [ the bishop also celebrated the High Mkss- the Revd Tom Sants, rector of St Gilcs-in-the-Fields on Sunday 27 Marcb 2022, Lent IV; Dr Sist¢rGemma Simn￿n￿$, CJ. Mar￿etBe￿f0rt Institute of Thcology, CaM￿ld￿ on Sunday 3 April 2022. Lentv, Passion SundAy,' Bishop Rowan Williams prea¢hal at thc principal liturgy eacb day in Holy W¢ek and Easttt Day. SuD(L4y IOApril- Surkny 17April, cxc¥ on Tucslay12 Apn] kn he wls in Ukrdine, he akn w&s thecelebrant at the high mxss of the EAstervig]I Wh￿ heconfirmed fourcandidatffj The Revd Steve Ric£ r￿ts)r, St Timothy's, Wir6ton Salcm, North Carolina,USA, on Sunday l May 2022, Easter IIL after hi￿ mass hc gave a shortpresatratson aboutthe life of his p￿]sh, especially thc cxtrnirdinaryrenewai of the cllurch building which St Timothy's bave UJLdotaken recently entided"The beauty of holin￿S and the holiness of beaity- why ourchureh buildi￿ mattcr". The Revdcarol BarrdFord, vicar, Stmartin's, Goq)cl Oak on Sunday 15 May 2022, Eastcr V,. The Revd Max Bayliss. chaplain, Quee￿%. College, Cau)bri@ on Thursday 16 Jun4 th¢ solemnity of CoTpusChristi. Thebishopof Full)am on Sunday 3 July, feagt of StThom&s the Apostle, the bishop also cclebrated the TnLSS, admit*d the neWChurchwa￿As to office and bless¢d the new green high massvestsnent& TheRevd GrnaneRowiandq, vicarof St Silas,. K¢ntish TOFM on Sunday 14 Au the Assumption of Our Lady (antici￿￿￿1 at solemn ev￿￿ng before the extcrnal proccssion; The Revd Dr Bany Orford on Sunday 4 Sept¢Tnbtr. Trinity xn. The Rcvd Clare tA)wltn& rectorof StPaul'g, RossM0￿ Ro&1 and arca de￿ on Sunday 23 (ktthLY, TTiT]ity Xtx. The bish(4) of Fujhan on Tue￿aY l November. the solemnity of All Saints,, the bishop ilsocelebr*edthe high mas8"The R¢vdAndrcagWenzel,viteprinciF01 of SL Stephen's House, Oxford on Wednesday 2 Novembcr, ComMell￿￿10n0f All SOULS The Revd Nigel Palm¢r, assistant pricsi of SL Miehad's, Croydon on s￿￿laY 6 Novetnber, in th¢ octaveof Ali Saillts.. The Revd Bruce Bat#on4 rector of Homsey on Sunday I l De¢en*)LT, AdventItt and the Revd Dr Barry Orford on 24 December atthe solemn Tnidnight ma55 of Chri5ttnas. The vicar with a group of eleven parishioners joinedthc retreat w¢ck¢ndin Walsingham from Friday 2 until Sunday 4 DecanE¢r. The retreat lead￿. BishopRog¢rJupp. VI￿Or StLawrence,Long Eat0￿ The retreatv￿8 silent from after supper on Friday nI￿t to the Mass on Sunday mornin The live streaming of the m&%s has continueil with mwe perrY￿ent camcrasbeing instslled. Esp￿7&[ tha￿Sar¢ due to voIunteeises￿Qla1IY Huw Prytt, Rich￿dEVert0na¥￿ PaulW¢sw who have maintatnedthe syacmand prOCed￿e& The live streaming of masscs has allowed those who were uuable to be physically present k) participale contrmpordneously the liturgy and spiriwal communion. Including those participating in live servic¢s, All Saints. YouTub¢channel attsactrd 204,200 individual 28.700 viewing hours of live or recorded services during 2022 and 1.300 subscribers. EcumeNism Duringthc W¢ek of Prayerfor Christianity in January 2022. itwas a joy to welcome frieThJs fwmNotr Dame de France frdncophone Catholi¢ Churcb in Le1c&s￿r Squareto All SainLS. They weregiven a tourof All Sain tra in the VicOTage, and stayed for the evening office. On the eveningof Sunday 6Lb March2021 Lent I, All Saints, IKJoedDr Christian Stableity the Bishop of Ber]in- Br&ndeJLburg oll his r￿st official visit to London since beingappolnt￿j bi$]￿ in 2019. He sat in choir opwsile the archdeacon of London. The Blshop of LK)ndon had inten(kd to be presentin cboir but was unable due to testing positivc the previous day with coronavinLS. Even9)ngwas followed by solemn pontifical benediction at which the bishop of Fulham was celebranL The li￿rgY was followedby a receptionto which all parishione15 were invited in honour of the bishop of Berlin and his delegatton. Volunteers Volunteersmade asigDifiixntandinvaluablctontriixJti¢Jnto thelifc ofAIISaints. CoMmitt￿v0]unteerscO￿ljnue to provide support: beinginchurchonweekday aftern(x)nsto w¢lton￿V]SitorS,Se￿Insln the sancttwry,assisiing as sidesmen, servingrefreshmenLs afts Sunday morningservices. readins gardeniug, postingon social medi arranging flowers. operating the ¢2meras and maintainillg the YouTube channel for live streamin ASMS PCC Annual ReportaDd Financial Stawnettt5 2022 PCC.4nnu41 Repcprt oiid Finanl'iol Siotemenl.s The coUrtY￿d garden on¢e again won the Gold Prize ID the churchyard category of the tA)ndon in BI￿ competitiOL Our apWc1ati￿g0CS to Shawl W¢lbyQN)kcfw the huge atTh)utts of time and effortheputs into th¢ garden. As there are now many opportunities to join in supporting the day to day work and welcome at All Saints, members of the congregation are encouraged to off¢r whatevcr time and tslents they ca]). Groups and aclivities A ￿0Up visited the exhibition"Durer'sJourney& Travels of a Renaissan(r Artisv. at the National Gallery on Friday 14 January2022 where a tslk was gven by Dr Susan Foister, deputy dircctor of thc gallery. This w&s followedby dinner at a restsufdntncarby in Litchficld StreeL On Friday l July there wag a parish visit to the cxtraordinary Raphael exhibiiion at the National Gallery. followal by dinner in Litchfield Str¢eL Fifte parishioners madc a trip Èo the Bridge Theatre to see"The&)uthEA]ry chil￿ statliDgAlex Jcnnings on avay hot evening OD Thursday I I Au8usL In 20212nd 2022 an escort of Che]sea pensionus surrou￿1￿1 thc statue of Our tAdy in the AssumptK)n processioll. Twenty peopletook in a parish visitto the Royal Hospital Chelseaon the momingof Satunlay S October. one0fpe￿8Ionerspre￿￿I in the AssumPtionpr￿Css1QnShowedu9￿rOUlXlthtilrqu3rtersandFrStcV Brooks. the chaplaincbaplain, showed th¢ ￿0Up around the chapcl. The visit ended with a drAnk in the P¢llsioners' club. The participants paid the full costs of these events. Friends ofAIISuints Margurer Streel The Friends of All Saints, has experienc￿a remarkablerejuvthation ovuthe past twelve months since itWaS re-foU￿1ed in Jallu2ry 2022. In the pas# year, 181 peopl¢ havejOin￿ therenewedFriends scheu]e. Ofththe 181, 105 are-Fricnds" contribuLing£25 per ye￿. and 76 are"Bcnefactors" contributing at Ic&st £120 pcr year. This repTcs¢ntsannual givingof £1 1,745 toAII Saints,. All Frietslg of All Saints, receiv¢ the parish pwr twKe aytsr full of news, reportg on recent events and speakcrs as well as dctsils of upcoming services. The parish publishes k deÈaile¢ weeklyemail newsletter.This incbjdes a reflectton from the clergy and detAIs of 5ervic￿, forthcoming evajts, news, mission projc¢ts and aRxals. Ow websit is regulady uplatedto inchm complete infornjation aboutevery asprft of parish life. We also have an #ctive attd popular page on FkcdxK)k alld post regularly on Instsgram. ASMS PCC Anrtual Rq>ortand F￿anC￿l Siataneths 2022 PCC Aniiual Report uiid SiatÉ'inents Part 4: Financial review Brief 5tatemeDt on the PCC'S financial affairs for the year ended 31 December 2022 by the hon. treasurtr Unrestricted Funds It has been anotherdifficult year with revthu&s sulxstantiallybclow pre-￿idemiC levels aThJ this hasresu]ted a dcficit for the year of £821 This would have been significantly higberhadFrMithiel Bowie not Icft in May 2022 and thc PCC had been requir&J to fund two priests for the full year. Given the precariws state of the fillances, efforts havebeen made to red￿ee0sts in 2023 anda stewatdship catryydign laund)¢d to ty and make thc books balaTKe in the short temi. Funbttefforts will b¢ required iti the midto lollgtemi ￿ ensure that w¢ can continuc to finance a full parisb life. Incoming Resources General con￿egatiDehas b¢a] aEvlied IT) the Cu￿enty&]r. Duringthe year £3,211 was rettived in &dditional donati(nsandrecover¢d VAT un(kr LPWGS and £1,633 was expended on non-routine maintenancc. ASMS PCC Annual R¢portattd Fina￿c￿l SthtfTh¢Trts 2022 17 PCC Aniiual Repi?rl aiid Finalic￿l S&7tcJmeiits PCC OF ALL SAif*TS MARG.4RET STREET NOTES TO THE Ft¥ANCL4L STATEMEF*TS YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2022 Choir and musicfyrtd- this comprises: i) proceeds fromthe Choir and Music Trust towards the cost of th¢ choir ind music of All Saints. ii) the organ Schol￿ bwsary s￿e]ficallY furKlsJby a legacy fromjohn Birch and otherdonations" and iii) the residu¢ of a leEACy of £5,000 from Sandra Allen for thc purchase of sheet mu51C. Resioration oppealfvnd- thes¢ funds r¢late to the fuThlsreceivedand ex￿[￿don the restoration proF During th¢ year £3,21 I was received in relatson to ongoing ￿510ration works. After expuKlitute of £1.633 there was a balance of £53,046 in the restorntion fund at the year end. ve streamingfund- the fundwas estsblishedin 2020 in order to acquire eqUi￿￿ent forth¢ live streamll)g of servicesduringlockdoHryJ& During2022additionalfUt￿Sat£l 3.5(Kl wcrcrcceival and£22,738 expend l¢&ving a balance at the year end of £2,774. Keslmenls. Al￿8[￿8$ al￿S￿l￿rieSfv￿d- the* fwkts Ar¢ used to acquire and repair vcsttn¢nts and hangin Duringthe year a new Spanish Sha￿ set of green High Mass vestD]¢nts WAS 2cquir&l leavinga bala[￿Of £472 at the year ¢nd date. No. O M&rgaretStreet- during the year a of £46.(MK) was received towardg costs ofred￿orat]ng S￿1 refurbishing of No. 6 Margaret Street in advanceof thc 2ppointtwht of a new Assistallt Priest in 20￿. The balanc¢ of £13,093 will be expanded in 2023. Details of the movcm¢7Lts in all restricted funds for the y¢ar are shown in llote 13. Incoming resources Volunlaryincome-colleaionsarerecogtiisedwbell marfaMwntsre￿lVabIeUJMle￿p1edge5Wh￿h0ll0u1 by the donor and income tax rccov¢rable on gÉft-aided donatiotLS when claimabl& Grants and immediat legacies are recognisedag soon as the PCC is notsficd of its ¢ntit]emenÉ and the amments PCC OF ALL SAIYTS IILIRGARET STREET NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR TO 31 DECEMBER 2022 8. Resources expended Unrestricted Restsicted Funds 2022 Total 2021 Totsl A. Costs of generating Yoluntary ineome Advertising Fund-rnisingexF¢nses 3A36 3.436 5A47 5,447 1,813 B. Church #ctivlties- mi$$Aon and ebaritable giving Mission and charitsble giving 11,478 11,478 3,011 C. Church a¢tivities- directly relating to the work of the cbur¢h Dioccw G)mmo¥) Fund o)ntrbution KIOS85 Choir and music 41,725 Orgdn- twiing and repair 5J70 Altar, sanctt]ary and flowths 7555 Clergy ex￿￿$t$ 5J21 Shop c(KStof sales 1973 ish pa￿r 7834 MairttaMncq rqmirs and rettewals 24.202 He&L light and water 11,944 Insurance 1&582 WalSin￿8￿ parish retrat Restoratioll 4)peal- ¢osLg incurrol Salarics, wages and staff exrnLses o￿lCe expcnses Sundry ￿pa￿Se8 Diocc•n fees Bank chargk* 110585 105,725 511 16 21,466 21,926 1973 7,434 61,758 11,944 15.582 6,102 130.000 58,091 7,082 21,880 8,228 622 588 61.310 12,979 15,787 64(MN) 446 13,911 37,S&S 6J02 7S424 iQ979 7x424 2A328 4528 71.539 13,013 143 1&349 39 748 Tolal 319903 157929 477032 402,010 D. Governance costs Awlit fee 1ffi80 1,200 Totsl re￿￿re¢S expended 327￿0 169407 496A37 408,034 ASMS PCC AnDualReportand Financial Stattsnerts 2022 21 PCC.4KiiualRepc)rt and Filionc.￿l Siatenlents PCC OF ALL SALYTS MARGARET STREF.T NOTES TO THE Fif4AYCtAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR TO 31 DECEMBER 2022 9. Fixed a55ets for use by the PCC Freebold Building Equipment Grnss b￿k value: At l January 2022 Cost of 4U￿mentb￿gh¢ durng year Cost of quipmtht s£rar@￿ duringyear 6,OOD 11419 18,419 At 31 Deceffl￿r 2022 6,OIMI 11419 18,419 Depreciatiott: At l January 2022 cha￿ for the year Relating to Scrapped equipment Il418 12,418 At JI D￿emi￿r2022 11418 12,418 Net book value At l Jamiary 2022 At 31 D￿eJn￿r 2022 6,001 10. Debtor5 2022 2021 HM Revenue & C￿$1￿￿5 Other dd)to 8,OIM) J,338 Totsl 19,IMI 6,219 I l. Liabilities 21J22 2021 Due within one year.. Other crcdito Totsl 21,645 15.285 ASMS PCC Annual Reportaod Financi&iS*am£rts 2022 22 PCC_.4nnualRei)cpri uiid Fiiiaiic-tsjl SiotLJJnenLS PCC OF ALL SAiYfs MARGARET STREF.T NOTES TO THE FIYANCL4L STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR TO 31 DECEMBER 2022 12. Unrestrlcted fimds o￿nIng bakn￿¢ Movement in 2022 Closing b*lance Undesi￿8ted.. Genenl Shop s￿k 5,952 292 6244 .179 (822) IOJ57 Designat¢d= 6 M￿gar¢t Street Totsl 18,813 (822) 17,991 13. Restricted fw)ds OFning bAknce Closing balsnce llleon* Expettditure Missioll Collections and ap￿#15 Choir and Music fund Live streaming fvnd Orgatl restoration ap￿&1 Vesttnents, hanglngs and sundties ResÈ)rnti)n appeal No 6 Margaret Street 2523 11478 3.132 11012 4233 11.762 51,468 2,523 18,632 2,132 2,774 3,788 472 53,046 41548 63,Wl 3A394 22,738 445 11,2 1ffj33 32 3211 Tfjl*l 97,(i)8 168259 169A07 96,460 14. Analysls of assets over types of funds Net current assets ￿￿ed assets Total Restric￿1 funds Un￿Sti1Ctdfurtds tksignated Utxlesignatd 90,460 96,460 6,0 1,634 io 7,634 Totxl o,ooi 108A50 114,451 ASMS PCC Annual Reportand Financial StatemeNs 2022 23 PCC.4nnual Reportaiid Financtal Siatcjments PCC OF ALL SAINTS MARGARET STREET NOTES TO THE FINANICIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YLtR TO 31 DECEMBER 2022 15. Staff costs 2022 2021 Gross ￿la￿S Empbyer's natM)nal insurall￿ contyibutK)TrS PensK)ll contri￿tiOnS to der]n￿ ¢4)llt[1t￿toll schemes 69,940 65,269 Total 7&424 71,539 The average number of lay staff during the year was 5 {2021: 5). All lay staff are offered thc opti(KJ of joining NEsf which is a workplace pensii)n scheme set up by the GovernrnenL ThccoDtributiOtts madeby the PCC kniogthe year ￿tall￿A £5,484 {2021.. £5,270) alldwele t) a d¢fm¢d ¢ontrtbution scheme. The PCC llo Iollger makes ￿Y Conknlwtiortq to the Church worke￿ Pension Fund which is the Schett administered by the Church of En￿and Pensions Board.The legal structur¢ of the scheme is such that if another employer fails, All Saints Margaret Street could becon* responsible for paying a share of that employer's pension liabilities. 16. Net incoming resources for the year 2022 2021 This is stated after charging Indq)endtht Examiner's rCrnUr￿ratN)n 1,200 17. Related partles Duringthcycar£8,647 WAS paid to lanLyon.amemberofthe Pccuntil 22 May 2022wh¢nhis ternj ceL%al, in fees for singing in the church choir. DuLing the y¢ar. lan Lyon, a member of the PCC through 22 May 2022. paid rcnt of £15,684 for hiq oe¢upation of the basement fiat at 6 Margaret Str¢cL No othcr m¢mb¢r received remuneration or expenses during thc ycaT. During the year, dol￿tIonS receivedby the church fr(￿n PCCll￿arnOUL￿i to £26,333 of which £6208 was given for restric*d purposes. 18. Post balance sheet event Following the renM)val of the majority of r￿tr1(al0￿ in the f]rst quarter of 2022, the PCC no longerconskkn that COVID-19 will have an adverse effect on the PCC fjnances. ASMS PCC AnnualReport%nd Fitiancial Stsiemems 2022 24