## **2023 Report for the Parochial Church Council of Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar with St Mary, Walton le Wolds.** ## **Aim and Purposes** Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar with St Mary, Walton le Wolds Parochial Church Council (PCC) has the responsibility of cooperating with the incumbent, the Reverend Clive Watts, and the Associate Priest the Reverend Fiona Cotton-Betteridge, in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish, the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical. ## **Objectives and Activities** The PCC is committed to enabling as many people as possible to worship at our church and to become part of our parish community at Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar with St Mary, Walton le Wolds. The PCC maintains an overview of worship throughout the parish and makes suggestions on how our services can involve the many groups that live within our parish. Our services and worship put faith into practice through prayer and scripture, music and sacrament. When planning our activities for the year, we have considered the Commission’s guidance on public benefit and, in particular, the supplementary guidance on charities for the advancement of religion. In particular, we try to enable ordinary people to live out their faith as part of our parish community through: - Worship and prayer; learning about the Gospel; and developing their knowledge and trust in Jesus. - Provision of pastoral care for people living in the parish. - Missionary and outreach work. Holy Trinity Barrow-upon-Soar and St Mary’s Walton le Wolds are part of The Barrow and Wolds Group and share a common aim “to be welcoming churches to everyone, where the love of God is encountered through our worship and our life together as churches in our communities, and where lasting friendships are formed and nurtured.” And our Vision Statement is “To have presence and impact in our local communities. We will grow our churches with effective pastoral leadership and collaborative ministry 1 founded on practical spirituality that will reach people of every background and age group.” To facilitate this work it is important that we maintain the fabric of the Churches of Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar with St Mary, Walton le Wolds. ## **Achievements and Performance** This report is enhanced by the video presentation “The Barrow and Wolds Group - Year in Review 2023” which can be viewed on our website www.barrowandwoldsgroup.com and on our You Tube Channel “Barrow and Wolds Group”. On 3[rd] July 2023 the Reverend Bob Edge was ordained Deacon and licensed as Assistant Curate to the four churches of the Barrow and Wolds Group. Having ministered within our churches for two years as an Ordinand on placement we are pleased that he will continue his ministry with our churches and look forward to his ordination as Priest, God willing, in 2024. Our Ministry Team was further enhanced as we welcomed the Reverend Simon Richards as a retired Priest with Permission to Officiate, and Mr Jay Jones began training as an Associate Pioneer Minister with the Barrow and Wolds Group of churches. Mrs Hannah White resigned from the role of Benefice Administrator at the end of 2023 to pursue her own business, we wish her well for the future and wish to record our thanks for ten years of dedicated service. (N.B. by the time of completing this report recruitment for a replacement has been completed and Mrs Collette Webster-Jones has been appointed as Benefice Administrator). On Sunday 12th February The Right Reverend Saju Muthalaly, Bishop of Loughborough presided and preached at the Barrow and Wolds Group Annual Service of Thanksgiving with Authorisation of Local Ministries. During this service we authorised additional Locally Authorised Ministries, with people admitted to the roles of, Lay Worship Leader and Children’s / Youth Worker. This was followed by a highly successful community lunch provided by the Ministry Team. We celebrated the coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla in May with a series of special commemorative services, bell ringing and community events. A Coronation exhibition was held at St Mary’s, Wymeswold, and a Coronation Concert took place at Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar, with over 100 people, including many children, from across the villages of Barrow and the Wolds taking part. One reviewer commented that this was the best event ever held at any of our churches in her eighty year memory. Community engagement remained a priority, with a number of events continuing to prove popular with the local community. These included plant sales and afternoon teas at Prestwold, ‘Strawberry Tea’ and ‘Harvest Home’ events at Walton, the annual ‘Christmas Tree Festival’ and the ‘Trinity Proms Concert’ and ‘Trinity Fest’ music and arts fair in October at Barrow and the ‘Easter Café’, ‘Harvest Lunch’ and ‘Christmas Tree 2 Welcome’ at Wymeswold. The ‘Annual Rectory Garden Party’ provided a welcome opportunity for fellowship across the churches. The Barrow and Wolds Group website, our group wide Social Media platforms on Facebook and Twitter and our dedicated You Tube Channel continue to be the significant means of communication offering up to date information and engagement with our churches. The four churches of the Barrow and Wolds Group have continued to work closely together planning a range of shared events and services in conjunction with each other. This has been particularly relevant as we have sought to become a single United Benefice and have worked together on the Leicester Diocese Shaped by God Together initiative and the process of Minster Community formation (further details elsewhere in this report). ## **Worship and Prayer** The PCC is keen to offer a range of services during the week and over the course of the year that our community find both beneficial and spiritually fulfilling. Regular services at Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar each month include Common Worship Holy Communion, Morning Praise, and a Healing Service. A midweek Book of Common Prayer service alternating between Holy Communion and Morning Prayer is also provided. Nine annual services are offered at St Mary’s, Walton le Wolds as part of the Festival Church programme, including Christmas, Easter, harvest, and summer songs of praise. Other services within the Barrow and Wolds Group provide both morning and evening Book of Common Prayer Holy Communion and Evensong. Weekly Morning Prayer is offered via Zoom video conferencing. We continue to provide a significant number of Occasional Offices during the year. Barrow and Wolds Group continues to offer a hybrid worship option with the Live Stream of the weekly service from Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar, which is then also made available via our website and dedicated You Tube Channel and social media. As well as the Annual Service of Thanksgiving with Authorisation of Local Ministries a number of other significant worship events took place during 2023, including the annual ‘Raise a Ribbon’ Mothering Sunday event, Harvest Festivals, Remembrance Sunday and our Patronal Festival service. Special services were held to mark the coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla. We continue to worship together on 5[th] Sundays of the month as a group of churches. More informal worship for young people is offered with a ‘Little Angels’ pram service held at Holy Trinity Barrow-upon-Soar. ## **Electoral Roll** 3 All are welcome to attend our regular services. At present there are eighty-two parishioners on the Church Electoral Roll of Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar, of which five are not resident in the parish. one names was added during the year and two were removed because they moved away from the parish. In St Mary’s, Walton le Wolds there are forty-seven parishioners on the Church Electoral Roll of which one is not resident in the parish. No names were added during the year and one name was removed through death. The Electoral Roll Officer for Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar is Sue Jones and for St Mary, Walton le Wolds is Patricia Blossom. ## **Deanery Synod** The three 2023 meetings of the Akeley East Deanery Synod, chaired by The Revd Andrew Race took place in February (at All Saints, Thorpe Acre) June (St Mary’s, Wymeswold) and October (St Andrew’s, Kegworth). In addition to updates and news of clergy appointments and departures, each meeting featured a guest speaker or topic of discussion. In February Chris York spoke of the work of the Exaireo Trust with homeless people across 15 houses in Loughborough. Support includes accommodation, health issues, life skills and getting back to work. A recovery programme works with others with addiction problems. The reuse project is another branch of Exaireo’s work which allows residents to take items which would otherwise being going to landfill and upcycle them. All furniture and other items, including donated paint, are sold in a shop in Loughborough which is open Tuesday to Saturday. Deanery Synod questions focussed on the funding of Exaireo, how to contribute financially and whether volunteers can help. There was also a report on the challenges of Diocesan finances in the coming months and years. Those churches with large reserves were challenged to release them to support other parishes and recruit clergy so there would be less draw down on Diocesan reserves. Financial challenges were greater than they had ever been. Dividends from assets were reducing as assets were sold. Parish contributions from around the Diocese had collapsed. Fewer stipendiary clergy in the future would result in eventual solvency for the Diocese. Parishes were encouraged to ask the Generous Giving team to their PCCs to give ideas for encouraging giving. Clergy were needed to preach the word of God, which would encourage giving. Andrew encouraged all to read the Bishop’s letter about the Church’s financial position and giving. At the June meeting in Wymeswold The Revds Sue Willets and Liz Rawlings gave a presentation on the diverse vocations and training pathways, both lay and ordained, in our diocese. The discernment processes, recently updated by the Church of England, for both lay and ordained vocation are there to guide us and look at various personal qualities and characteristics. Alongside the vocations discussed in the presentation, in the ensuing discussion the importance of recognising the work and ministry of others in the church was noted, and thanks given for the work of PCCs, Treasurers, 4 Churchwardens, Sidespersons, and others without whom our churches could not keep going. The need to consider the home situation of those exploring ordination in the process was highlighted as was how we might broaden access to training pathways. There was a concern that the current drive for more unpaid ministry could limit access to vocations to those who can afford to do them unpaid. There was a danger that we will end up with considerable inequality between paid and unpaid roles in the Church. At St Andrew’s Kegworth in October the main discussion point was an update on Shaped By God Together. As we now know, it is proposed that there will be 4 Minster communities from the churches that make up Akeley East Deanery, NW Leics and Goscote. The importance of informing congregations about the discussion process was stressed from the floor and by the Lay Chair. As far as the continuance of deanery synods is concerned, Chair Revd Andrew Race was clear that the synodical structure of the Church of England will not change. ## **Pastoral Care** The ministry of pastoral care is coordinated across the three parishes of the Barrow and Wolds Group by the Reverend Fiona Cotton-Betteridge, who leads a group wide Pastoral Care Team. Mrs Beverley Lott is the Pastoral Care Coordinator for Holy Trinity, Barrowupon-Soar and Mrs Pam Knowles is the Pastoral Care Coordinator for St Mary’s, Walton le Wolds. In addition to the clergy and associate ministers, seven members of the congregations are Locally Authorised as Pastoral Care Workers. The ministry team and volunteers have continued to visit or contact members of the congregation, particularly those members of our parish who are unable to attend church due to sickness or age. Communion in hospital or at home is provided by members of the ministry team where appropriate. Within the wider Pastoral Care Team, Locally Authorised Baptism Visitors support the pastoral work with those families seeking baptism for their children, Mrs Jenny Boldrin is the Baptism Visitor for Holy Trinity Barrow-upon-Soar and Mrs Pam Knowles for St Mary’s, Walton le Wolds. ## **Mission and Evangelism** The PCC remains committed to reaching out in mission and evangelism to the local community. Little Angels continues to offer fellowship, fun and a ‘pram service’ for toddlers and parents, attracting members from across all three parishes. Unfortunately, the Youth Group has been suspended since July 2023 due to a lack of interest among young people 10-16 years for this activity. The Barrow and Wolds Group website continues to be developed offering up to date information along with our group wide Social Media platforms on Facebook, Twitter and our dedicated You Tube Channel. A very successful Christmas Tree Festival was held at Barrow in December with visitors from across our group of churches and participation from many community groups. Our 5 ‘Lessons and Carols’, ‘Crib’ and ‘Christingle’ services were well received by members of the church congregations and the wider community as were our Remembrance Day services across all four churches. A number of ‘special’ services and community events at St Mary Walton have contributed to the success of this church as a ‘Festival Church’. A particular highlight of our missional activity for 2023 was, once again, the third Raise a Ribbon event held for Mothering Sunday, with the names of mothers and significant women in our lives written on large ribbons flying from the tower flagpole. This caught the imagination of many local residents who valued our prayers for their loved ones past and present. A highly successful and very well received concert by The Wolds Choir performing Karl Jenkins ‘The Armed Man – A Mass For Peace’ was held at St Mary’s Wymeswold. The ‘Trinity Proms Concert’ and ‘Trinity Fest’ music and arts fair in October, was once again well received by the local community with many people visiting the church over the weekend and many local artists and groups participating in the festival. A Coronation exhibition was held at St Mary’s, Wymeswold, and a Coronation Concert took place at Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar, with over 100 people, including many children, from across the villages of Barrow and the Wolds taking part. One reviewer commented that this was the best event ever held at any of our churches in her eighty year memory. The Barrow and Wolds Group has enjoyed a number of social events across our group of churches, including a fish and chip supper, a number of harvest meals and a “harvest home” party, regular coffee mornings and afternoon teas, and the Rectory Garden Party. The Wymeswold Church Appeal Fund holds social events, raising funds for the fabric of the church building at St Mary’s Wymeswold. Helping those in need is a demonstration of our faith and missional work, we continue to support a number of charities, local, national and international. St Andrew’s, Prestwold continues to support Bishop Christopher’s appeal for medical clinics in Malawi. Churches Together in Barrow has designated the Loughborough Wellbeing Café and the Exaireo Trust as it charitable recipients for 2023. Many boxes of Christmas gifts were provided for Samaritan’s Purse along with Christmas Card sales for the Children’s Society and a collection for Christian Aid Week. Harvest collections of non-perishable produce were distributed to foodbanks at Project 5,000 and The Carpenters Arms along with regular collections of food donations. Two magazines are distributed monthly across the group of churches (Parish Magazine for Barrow and Walton and The Christian Link for the Wolds villages). ## **Schools** Our Priest in Charge, the Reverend Clive Watts, maintains regular contact with three Primary Schools and one Secondary School within our group of parishes. 6 Weekly Collective Worship is conducted in Hall Orchard Church of England Primary School by the Reverend Clive Watts, with contributions from the Ministers of Barrow Baptist and Methodist Churches. The Priest in Charge meets regularly with the Head Teacher and lead teacher for Religious Education and Collective Worship. There are three Foundation Governors at Hall Orchard School, the Reverend Clive Watts, Mrs Vickie Bowman and Mrs Jenny Boldrin. Hall Orchard have visited Holy Trinity Church on numerous occasions throughout the year, including Nativity and Carol Services, and Easter Service, and the end school year Leavers Service. Class and year groups have attended for sessions including Baptism, Easter and a Church Treasure Hunt. In addition, Hall Orchard School have used the church as the venue for their regular productions and concerts. Children from the school entered the Christmas Drawing Competition, with the winner’s artwork featuring on the Barrow and Wolds Group Christmas Card, and the covers of the various Christmas Orders of Service. Both Hall Orchard School and Humphrey Perkins School played an active part in the Coronation Concert in May and their contributions to the programme were particularly well received. The Reverend Clive Watts meets periodically with the Executive Principal of Humphrey Perkins Secondary School, and it is hoped that further links between the churches and this school will be developed in the future. ## **Ecumenical Relationships** There is a Churches Together group based in Barrow-upon-Soar with representation from the Anglican, Baptist, Methodist and Roman Catholic churches. The ministry teams and members of the churches meet together on the first Monday of each month for Ecumenical Prayers. The ministers of the various denominations continue to meet regularly and to pray together. Ecumenical Services involving Anglican, Methodist and Baptist ministers and congregations including the Roman Catholic community were held for the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, Good Friday, Remembrance Sunday. Weekly ‘Lent Lunches’ offering a frugal lunch continue to prove a popular ecumenical event. Two new ecumenical initiatives took place during 2023 with an outdoor Worship Service taking place in Millennium Park during the summer and a Walking Nativity moving throughout the village in December, both were well received and attended, it is envisioned that these initiatives will be repeated. ## **Financial Review** Barrow: Total Church funds increased considerably by 31st December to £56622 thanks to a bequest to the Church from Philip Shelton. We received £33470 in 2023 and a further smaller amount of about £3500 is due to be received in 2024.Most of the funds are 7 deposited with the CBF Church of England Deposit Fund earning a respectable rate of interest. There are also long standing investments managed by the Leicester Diocesan Board of Finance totalling £9116. Last year there was a deficit of unrestricted normal and regular income to expenditure of £9825.Our outgoings increased by £5591 last year and our normal income receipts were insufficient to meet these costs in spite of excellent fundraising events. The Christmas Tree Festival was again very successful raising £5816 after expenses. The deficit was met from the Deposit Fund which included the bequest funds. The restricted funds increased by £1125 following a donation from Tesco towards the Community Cafe. Walton: Total funds at 31st December were £2060.Of this £1989 is restricted funds and represents donations and fundraising towards the tower repairs. Total expenditure exceeded income by £3013 reducing unrestricted funds to £71 at 31st December. Clearly this is a situation that cannot continue and an increase in income will be essential in 2024. This will be addressed in the early part of the year. Consolidated Funds: Total funds of the 2 Churches increased to £58684 at 31st December. This increase was due mainly to the bequest to Barrow Church from Philip Shelton. The full set of accounts for the year ending 31st December 2023 can be found at Appendix One. ## **Reserves Policy** It is PCC policy to maintain a balance of unrestricted funds ( if possible ) which equates to approximately 3 months unrestricted payments to cover emergency situations that may arise. For Barrow, last years Reserves increased considerably thanks to the bequest and are now well in excess of that figure.For Walton an increase in funds is urgently required to maintain that balance. For both Churches extra funds may be needed as both are due for quinquennial inspections in 2024. ## **Fabric Report** Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar: Overall, the state of the fabric remains good and is regularly monitored with minor defects attended to as they become apparent. Roof leaks during wet weather conditions remain a persistent problem, given the aged state of the roof materials this is 8 expected to be an ongoing challenge until sufficient funds can be raised for more significant repairs or replacement to be undertaken. This year once again presented no breakdowns of heating plant or electrical system issues. Doors and associated furnishings (both modern and historic) remain an ongoing maintenance issue, given the high usage of the building. Externally, the outdoor store (to the north-west aspect of the site) roof and front wall has been rebuilt to a good standard in the summer of 2023 and has remained dry into the winter. ## St Mary’s, Walton le Wolds: Overall, the state of the fabric remains fair and is regularly monitored. Repairs to the tower base were not completed during 2023 due to challenges regarding obtaining a suitable architect’s specification, quotations, and the resulting faculty for the repairs as well as the funding to pay for the repairs. Minor repairs to re-seat slipped roof tiles present an ongoing maintenance activity as these occur. ## **Volunteers** The mission, ministry, life and work of Holy Trinity Barrow-upon-Soar and St Mary’s, Walton le Wolds, is dependent on the generosity of time and energy given by the many volunteers who contribute in a myriad of different ways. We would like to express our grateful thanks to all the volunteers who work so hard to make our church the vibrant community it is. We held our third annual service of thanksgiving for our volunteers in February 2023, when all volunteers across the Barrow and Wolds Group are celebrated for the contribution they make, and thanks are expressed to all involved. ## **Structure, Governance and Management** The method of appointment of PCC members is set out in the Church Representation Rules. At Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar with St Mary, Walton le Wolds the membership of the PCC consists of the Priest in Charge (Rector designate), The Associate Priest, churchwardens, the elected Deanery Synod representatives, the readers / Associate Ministers and members elected by those members of the congregation who are on the electoral roll of the church. All those who attend our services / members of the congregation are encouraged to register on the Electoral Roll and stand for election to the PCC. The PCC members are responsible for making decisions on all matters of general concern and importance to the parish including deciding on how the funds of the PCC are to be spent. New members receive initial training into the workings of the PCC. 9 The full PCC met seven times during the year. Given its wide responsibilities the PCC of Holy Trinity Barrow-upon-Soar and St Mary, Walton le Wolds has a number of committees each dealing with a particular aspect of parish life. These committees which include, the Standing Committee, Finance and Buildings, Trinity Rooms Management, Social and Events (Barrow) and Social and Events (Walton) are all responsible to the PCC their decisions being received by the full PCC and discussed as necessary. ## **Safeguarding** A safeguarding Policy has been signed and adopted by the PCC and is on display in the church. Mrs Sue Disley was appointed Safeguarding Co-Ordinator for the Barrow and Wolds Group in January 2022, taking over from the Reverend Clive Watts. The position of Safeguarding lead for Holy Trinity, Barrow-upon-Soar has remained vacant following the resignation of Mrs Frances Acton. Mrs Pam Knowles has continued as Safeguarding Lead for St Mary, Walton le Wolds. Contact details for the Diocesan safeguarding team, the safeguarding co-ordinator and safeguarding lead are displayed within the church building. The PCC has complied with the duty under section 5 of the Safeguarding and Clergy Discipline Measure 2016 (duty to have regard to House of Bishops’ guidance on safeguarding children and vulnerable adults). In addition, the PCC has developed a GDPR Privacy Notice, a Health and Safety Policy, Social Media Guidelines, and a Recruitment of Ex-Offenders Policy. The PCC seeks to conduct recruitment following the Safer Recruitment principles. ## **The Barrow and Wolds Group and United Benefice** During the period covered by this report the parishes of St Mary, Wymeswold and St Andrew, Prestwold together form one benefice. The churches of Holy Trinity, Barrowupon-Soar and St Mary, Walton le Wolds together form one parish (and Benefice). The two benefices (comprising three parishes and four churches and including seven villages) are led by one Priest in Charge together with an Associate Priest and together are informally known as the Barrow and Wolds Group. The process of consultation to form one united benefice across the two existing benefices, comprising of the three parishes and four churches of the Barrow and Wolds Group has continued throughout 2023. Formal notification has been received for the formation of the united benefice, to be called ‘The Benefice of Barrow-upon-Soar with Walton le Wolds, Wymeswold and Prestwold with Hoton’, with effect from 1[st] January 2024. The Reverend Clive Watts will become Rector of the united benefice and the Reverend Fiona Cotton-Betteridge will be the Associate Priest. Some services (Fifth Sundays, Patronal and other festivals) are held jointly around our churches. The Barrow and Wolds Group hosts a shared website and share the services of a paid administrator and weddings administrator. 10 Some financial aspects of the Barrow and Wolds Group are jointly administered, the annual accounts for these, year ended 31[st] December 2023, approved by the PCCs are attached at Appendix Two. ## **Minster Communities and Shaped by God Together** Throughout 2023 St Mary’s Wymeswold, along with other local churches have actively engaged in the Diocesan process of Minster Community formation. Minster Communities are groups of churches and fresh expressions working collaboratively and sharing resources to enable effective mission. It is anticipated that further work will continue for Minster Community formation in the local area throughout 2024 and the PCCs look forward to participating in this process and in the life, ministry, and mission of a new Minster Community in the future. More information on Minster Communities and the Shaped by God Together process can be found on the Leicester Diocese website at https://www.leicester.anglican.org/about -us/sbgt/ ## **Administrative Information** Holy Trinity Church is situated in Barrow-upon-Soar and St Mary’s Church is situated in Walton le Wolds, in the County of Leicestershire. They operate as part of the Barrow and Wolds Group of churches. They fall within the Akeley East Deanery, in the Archdeaconry of Loughborough, and are part of the Diocese of Leicester within the Church of England. The correspondence address is The Rectory, 27 Cotes Road, Barrowupon-Soar, LE12 8JP. The PCC is a body corporate (PCC Powers Measure 1956, Church Representation Rules 2011) and a charity currently excepted from registration with the Charity Commission. PCC members who have served at any time from 1st January 2023 until the date this report was approved are: Ex Officio members: - Incumbent: The Reverend Clive Watts. (Chairperson) - Associate Priest: The Reverend Fiona Cotton-Betteridge - Curate: The Reverend Bob Edge (from July 2023) - Associate (Reader) Minister: Mrs Pam Knowles (Deanery Synod) - Associate (Reader) Minister: Mr David Spencer (Deanery Synod) - Mrs Beverley Lott (Deanery Synod) - Churchwarden: Mr Richard Hudson - Churchwarden: Mr Jeremy Bowman 11 - Churchwarden: Mrs Kath Eastwood-Paramore Elected members: - Miss Lynne Brookes (Secretary) - Mr Martin Roberts (Treasurer) - Mrs Patricia Blossom - Mrs Louise Jackson - Mrs Helen Woods Approved by the PCC on XX[th] May 2024 and signed on their behalf by The Reverend Clive Watts. 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