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St Agnes Birch-in-Rusholme with St John with St Cyprian Longsight
Church of England Diocese of Manchester
St Agnes Birch-in-Rusholme with St John with St Cyprian Longsight
Church of England Diocese of Manchester
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| administrative |
| parish policy |
PCC Membership
Annual Parochial Church
Meeting
Representation
Finances
- membership list
synod representatives
Annual Parochial Church
Meeting
- annual reports
financial statements
Representation
- electoral roll
Finances
- gift aid, giving & fees
| PCC committees |
A Diagram of the Structure of the
Church of England can be downloaded
here.
This summary diagram of how the
Parish of St Agnes is organised can be
downloaded here.
A summary of what each parish
committee does, when it meets and
details of membership can be
downloaded here.
Church of England can be downloaded
here.
This summary diagram of how the
Parish of St Agnes is organised can be
downloaded here.
A summary of what each parish
committee does, when it meets and
details of membership can be
downloaded here.
| admin guides |
Child Protection
Children & Communion
Data Protection
Environment
Health & Safety
Safeguarding Adults
Website
Children & Communion
Data Protection
Environment
Health & Safety
Safeguarding Adults
Website
| planning visit the PCC 'planning for the future' pages |
Worship Committee
Mission & Action Group
Pastoral Care & Nurture Group
Children's Ministry
Health & Safety
Social Committee
Mission & Action Group
Pastoral Care & Nurture Group
Children's Ministry
Health & Safety
Social Committee
The parish is the heart of the Church of England. Each
parish is overseen by a parish priest. From ancient times
through to today, they, and their bishop, are responsible
for the 'cure of souls' in their parish. That includes
everyone.
Each year two Churchwardens and a Parochial Church
Council are elected by parishioners (or those on the
Electoral Roll) and these, together with the parish priest,
look after and maintain the ministry of the Parish and it's
church.
parish is overseen by a parish priest. From ancient times
through to today, they, and their bishop, are responsible
for the 'cure of souls' in their parish. That includes
everyone.
Each year two Churchwardens and a Parochial Church
Council are elected by parishioners (or those on the
Electoral Roll) and these, together with the parish priest,
look after and maintain the ministry of the Parish and it's
church.