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2024 Annual Report
- St Luke's Church
- May 1
- 4 min read
On Sunday 11th May we are joining together for a service and our annual meeting at 10.45am at St Luke’s Church, Thurnby. (Please note there will be no 8.45am service)
For 2024 we have produced an annual report to share glimpses of how God has been at work in the life of our church and to share the reports we are required to produce for the meeting.
Do take a look at it – you can download a copy or you can pick up a physically copy at any of our services this coming Sunday to take home with you. On page 2 you’ll find an introduction, pages 3-8 reports on different area of church life, pages 8-11 explanations of finance and buildings (with our accounts produced on pages 15-24) and details around governance on pages 12-14.
During our time together on Sunday 11th May there will be an opportunity to share encouragements from 2024 – do come having thought of one encouragement from 2024 you could share. We will reflect on the year with a highlights video. There will be a chance to ask any questions you might have. Then we will vote for those standing for various roles. It’s not too late to put your name forward – details of the roles are below.
After our service and meeting anyone who would like to, is welcome to come down to Café Fifty Five where we will be providing a simple lunch of soup and bread. So we know how many to cater for, please sign up here.
PCC ROLES
PCC Member
We are looking for three people to join the PCC. The PCC shares leadership with the Vicar to enable the mission and ministry of our churches (St Luke’s, St Mary’s, Stoughton, and Living Hope, our church plant in Thurmaston). The PCC oversees the life of the churches, stewards our building and finances, enables us to meet our responsibilities (as charity trustees, safeguarding, employment), and contributes to the wider life of the Church of England. The PCC also appoints directors for Café Fifty Five. In between PCC meetings the Finance and Standing Committee (Clergy, Wardens, Treasurer, PCC Secretary) meet to manage the day-to-day governance and decision making in the church. To be on the PCC you need to be: -a baptised follower of Jesus Christ and an active part of church life, -16+ years old, -have been on the Electoral Roll for at least six months (if this would prevent you, the PCC is able to co-opt those who might be otherwise suitable), supportive of the mission and ministry of the church and it’s doctrine and practices.
PCC Secretary
PCC Treasurer
Church Warden
Warden's Team
Deanery Synod Representative
If you would like to find out more or would like to stand for one of these roles you can get in touch with me, one of our church wardens, or anyone else whose name appears. Nomination forms (PCC, Church Warden, Deanery Synod Representative) are available at the back of church, or online at www.thurnbychurch.com/apcm.
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