Reader Sherry Angelis, a long-time member of our congregation, was now a resident of the Loida Home in Ekali. The regular Radio Pepper concerts would continue and other bookings were coming in.Īny Other Business: the Bishop of Truro would be with us from 9 th-13 th March for meetings/discussions on his book on Christian persecution worldwide and he would receive, baptize and confirm members of the congregation There would be a celebratory gathering in the garden on the day following the Coronation of King Charles III and souvenirs from the UK would be welcome (costs refundable if needed). Concert bookings were slowly increasing and quiz evenings and coffee mornings continued to be profitable and enjoyable events. Oliver added that more contributions were needed for the online Newsletter, particularly connected with church life. Oliver Knight reported income of 2,264 Euros from book sales in the previous 10 months – as well as book sales there would be a lending library for theological books and there was a demand for books from Newcomers, whose meetings Deacon Chris attended. Both the Carol Sing-Along and Service had been well-attended, raising just over 1,400 Euros, and there had been a get-together at the Victory Café after the Christmas morning service. Due to the closure of the British Embassy residence for up to 3 years for renovation, there would be no donations of food for the cafeteria.
Safeguarding: Safeguarding Officer Lynn Stavrou noted that any member of the congregation was welcome to complete the Level 1 Safeguarding course – available online – details from her.įundraising: the 2022 Christmas Bazaar had been a great success and the War Museum booked for 2023. Treasurer Nelly were thanked for their work and regular reporting.Ĭouncil membership: it was agreed that the one-year gap following a member’s end of tenure before he/she could re-apply for membership should be waived, in view of the current lack of people applying for Council membership. and the following matters were raised:įinances: the deficit was 13,583 Euros, less than the 2020 amount of around 15,000 and a sign of post-Covid recovery. The meeting opened with prayer at 10.30 a.m. PAUL’S COUNCIL MEETING HELD ON 21ST JANUARY, 2023 In Announcements, Blog News REPORT ON PROCEEDINGS OF ST.
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