Seeking someone to work with children, young people and families
The Reverb Project, which is a Church charity serving children and young people in Upper Wharfedale, is looking to recruit a Children's, Youth and Families Co-ordinator.
Please click on the buttons below to see the attached job advert and recruitment pack for more details, and note that the deadline for applications is May 30.
Please click on the buttons below to see the attached job advert and recruitment pack for more details, and note that the deadline for applications is May 30.
Fun and fundraising going hand in hand at Hubberholme
St Michael and All Angels Church, Hubberholme
Please click on the button above to see a poster showing the social and fundraising events the Hubberholme Action Group is planning for 2025.
Annual meetings - a brief summary
The Annual Meeting of Parishioners and the Annual Parochial Church Meeting (APCM) of our Parish took place on Wednesday, April 30.
In the first meeting Ian Smith and Andrew Hitchon were elected as Church Wardens.
The APCM followed, during which Keith Jeddere-Fisher, Anne Vetch and Jackie Yarrow were elected as representatives of the laity on the Parochial Church Council (PCC).
Those attending the APCM also agreed with a proposal from the Church Wardens that representatives of the laity on the PCC should be elected for three-year terms, which means that these three members will not need to stand for re-election until the APCM in 2028 (though they can of course step down earlier if they wish).
Other representatives of the laity on the PCC will be due for re-election at subsequent APCMs, depending on the date when they were last elected.
Anne Vetch was also elected as a Parish representative on the Skipton Deanery Synod.
Those attending the APCM voted for Nick Davies to serve as PCC Treasurer and Vicky Bliss to serve as PCC Secretary for the coming year.
They also voted for Christopher Winpenny to serve as Electoral Roll Officer for the coming year. He told the APCM that he had undertaken a full renewal of the roll this year and the overall number of people on the roll was 78, compared with the previous figure of 104.
In the first meeting Ian Smith and Andrew Hitchon were elected as Church Wardens.
The APCM followed, during which Keith Jeddere-Fisher, Anne Vetch and Jackie Yarrow were elected as representatives of the laity on the Parochial Church Council (PCC).
Those attending the APCM also agreed with a proposal from the Church Wardens that representatives of the laity on the PCC should be elected for three-year terms, which means that these three members will not need to stand for re-election until the APCM in 2028 (though they can of course step down earlier if they wish).
Other representatives of the laity on the PCC will be due for re-election at subsequent APCMs, depending on the date when they were last elected.
Anne Vetch was also elected as a Parish representative on the Skipton Deanery Synod.
Those attending the APCM voted for Nick Davies to serve as PCC Treasurer and Vicky Bliss to serve as PCC Secretary for the coming year.
They also voted for Christopher Winpenny to serve as Electoral Roll Officer for the coming year. He told the APCM that he had undertaken a full renewal of the roll this year and the overall number of people on the roll was 78, compared with the previous figure of 104.
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