Addendum to the Parish Profile
THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL
PARISH OF EAST HAM WITH ST ALBAN, UPTON PARK
Annual Report for 2012
The Parish of East Ham is situated in the southeast corner of the London borough of Newham. It is part of the dioceses of Chelmsford within the Church of England. The correspondence address is The Parish Office, St Bartholomew’s Church & Centre. 292b Barking Road, East Ham, London. E6 3BA.
Staff: I full-time Administrator (4 working days per week); I part-time Administrator (1 working day per week) both based at the Parish Office; 1 full-time Caretaker at St Bart’s; + part-time cleaners.
PCC members
Revd Quintin Peppiatt Team Vicar - St Mary Magdalene
Revd Frances Quist Curate - Parish of East Ham
Revd Canon Ann Easter Associate Priest - Parish of East Ham
Shirley Biro Pastoral Assistant & Deanery Synod Representative
John King Parish Warden
Philip John District (Deputy) Warden - St Bartholomew
Ajith Lekshmanan District (Deputy) Warden - St Bartholomew
Norman Lipman District (Deputy) Warden - St Mary Magdalene
Laurine Griffiths District (Deputy) Warden - St Mary Magdalene
June Bassenger Deanery Synod Representative and PCC Secretary
Gordon Owen Deanery Synod Representative
Tim Davies Elected Representative & PCC Treasurer
Doris Goodchild Elected Representative
Sam Ozurumba Elected Representative
John Marshall Elected Representative
Fred Ashford-Okai Elected Representative
Vivienne Baptiste Elected Representative
Dorothy Anderson Elected Representative
Damian Sutton Elected Representative
Ehi Omoregie Elected Representative
The Churches of St Mary Magdalene and St Bartholomew each have a District Church Council, overseeing the ministry and work of the two congregations, including worship, work with children and young people, links with mission agencies and charitable giving. In addition to the clergy, reader, deanery synod representatives and elected PCC members, the following were members of the DCC’s, elected at the APCM 2011/12.
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St Bartholomew |
Geraldine Pote |
Patricia Williams |
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Vernon Williams |
Hazel Phillips - (Co-opted) Primrose Sibande |
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St Mary Magdalene |
John Hedges |
Ancil Griffith |
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Earlene Bentley |
Dorothy James |
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Christine Laditan Colin Mansfield Jean Mansfield
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Arthur Worwood Kristine Caesar Tina Preston |
Church Attendance
In January 2012 the electoral roll was as follows:
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St Bart’s |
St Mary’s |
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Resident |
78 |
69 |
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Non-resident |
37 |
60 |
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Total |
115 |
129 |
The average weekly attendance, counted during October, was 70 (Adults) and 16 (Young people and children) at St Mary Magdalene and 55 adults and 9 children at St Bartholomew. As usual, there were much larger numbers for the Christmas Eve and Midnight Mass (358) services at St Mary’s.
Finances
Parish finances are healthy. Although our giving does not cover all our Church running costs, including the parish share, the income from our halls and buildings more than makes up for any shortfall. We have an annual turnover of about £200,000 from all sources and normally generate a surplus of up to £20,000 some of which we are able to give away and the rest we are putting towards the eventual renovation of some of our halls.
NOTE: Shortlisted candidates will be contacted with details of arrangements for interview, which will include a pre look at the St Bartholomew's Church & Centre, (as in operation on the day of the interview), and lunch.
Candidates warmly welcomed, encouraged, (if practical), and invited to visit the Parish and surrounding area, as they feel fit at their convenience. The absence of a visit will not affect or prejudice candidates for equal consideration.
The Parish of East Ham strives to be an Equal Opportunities Employer

URL Link to the Parish of East Ham website containing Parish Review & Recommendations
Registered Charity No: 1127847 | HM Revenue & Customs – (HMRC) • Charities Tax Ref: XN8908
Also Incorporating information pertaining to the Parishes of St George & Ethelbert and St Paul’s Churches • East Ham • E6
Diocese of Chelmsford | Archdeaconry of West Ham | Newham Deanery



