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s|~ ~|||||| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |Description ofthe charity's trusts|||||||| ||Type ofgoverning
document||||||| ||How the charity is constituted||||||| |||Selection by existing|trustees|in accordance||with rules defined|in the| |||Constitution.|||||| |Additional
governance
issues (Optional
information)|||||||| |You may choose to include
additional
information,
where
relevant. about:||New trustees
will be provided
with a copy ofthe Constitution
and ofthe
latest Trustees Annual
Report, and will be fully briefed by existing trustees
as well as attending
meetings as necessary.|||||| |~|policies and procedures
adopted for the induction
and
training oftrustees;|The trustees
aim to
majority voting, and
Financial expenditure|meet at least monthly
are formally recorded
is authorised
by two||where decisions are
in minutes.
trustees.||made by| |~|the charity's
organisational|There are no relationships
between the charity and other parties.|||||| ||structure
and any wider||||||| ||network
with which the charity|The trustees
have a|vigorous|Safeguarding||Policy, and also have a Health|| ||works;|& Safety Policy for protecting||church members.|||| |~|relationship
with any related||||||| ||parties;||||||| |~|trustees'
consideration
of||||||| ||major risks and the system||||||| ||and procedures
to manage||||||| ||them.||||||| |||||Toenhance the orthodox Anglican
Christian
faith, for the public benefit,| |---|---|---|---|---| |||||primarily
within Fowey and the surrounding
neighbourhood;
and such| |Summary ofthe objects ofthe
charity set out in its
governing
document||||other charitable
purposes as shall put into practice the Christian
faith,
including
the prevention
and relief of need, hardship
and sickness, the
advancement
ofeducation;
and the provision offacilities
in the interest of
social welfare for those who have need because oftheir youth, age| |||||infirmity,
financial
hardship
or other social circumstances.| |||||Toadvance the orthodox Anglican
Evangelical
Christian faith, for| |||||the public benefit,
in accordance with the Statement ofBelief and| |||||Practice primarily,
but not exclusively,
within Fowey and the| |||||surrounding
area.| |||||The Anchor gathers weekly as church for corporate worship,
prayer and| |||||Bible exposition. These gatherings
are open to all and publicised
through| |||||our websile and social media, as well as personal
invitation.| |||||Covid 19has restricted
our collective activities during the year; many of| |||||our Sunday meetings were held on zoom, but some have been held in the| |||||open air and others in the Mission to Seafarers
building;
all meetings| |||||have been livestreamed
and recorded for use by others. Average| |||||attendance
has varied between 50 and 80, augmented
by those on line.| |||||Bible study groups
involving
up lo 30 people have continued
on line, and| |||||relationships
have been augmented
by telephone
conversations
and| |Summary
ofthe main
activities undertaken
for the
public benefit in relation to||||open air meetings.
Such other charitable
purposes as shall, in the opinion ofthe charity
trustees,
put into practice the Christian
faith in accordance with the| |these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration
that trustees have||||Statement ofBelief and Practice, including
but not limited to:the
prevention
and relief ofneed, hardship
and sickness; the
advancement
ofeducation;
and the provision offacilities in the| |had regard tothe guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission
on public||||interest ofsocial welfare for recreation or other leisure time
occupation ofindividuals
who have need for such facilities for the
reason oftheir youth, age, infirmity,
financial
hardship
or other| |benefit)||||social circumstances
with the object ofimproving
their conditions| |||||oflife; provided that the advancement
ofsuch purposes are| |||||consistent
with the Statement ofBelief and Practice as may be| |||||adapted oramended
by the CIO from time totime.| |||||Partners at the Anchor are encouraged
to live oui their faith in generous| |||||and sacrificial service. This includes
support for lhe lonely, elderly and| |||||sick by visits snd telephone
calls. We estimate over 500such calls during| |||||the year. The Rector conducted
15funerals
during
the year, supporting| |||||those families through
their bereavement.
Other pastoral care has| |||||included
marriage
support for couples experiencing
difficulties
in their| |||||relationships
and support
for parenls,
especially
through
"Little Anchors"| |||||for parents
and carers with pre-school
children.| |||||The Anchor provides 2 youth groups,
for those aged 11-14and 14-18.| |||||These meet weekly
in term time with an average
total attendance
of8| |||||The trustees have regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity| |||||Commission
on
ublic benefit.| |Additional|details ofobjectives a|||nd activities (Optional
information)| |~|~||r
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e||| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |Summary ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year|||The charity has continued
to develop the church
in its second year,
making
good progress
with the tasks involved,
whilst being hampered
Covid restrictions.||by| ||||The main activities ofthe church ars summarised
in Section C.||| ||||The following grants were made to charitable
institutions
during|the year:|| ||||f4,000to the Child Education group ofths Diocese ofTabora|in|| ||||Tanzania.||| ||||E1,000to the Global Anglican
Futures organisation.||| ||||f500each to Bethel Church
in Oldham
and to Trinity Church|in|| ||||Scarborough
to assist them
in support
for migrants.||| ## TAR 2012 ## ## ## ##