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St Aidan's Remuera
Parish Profile 2021
www.staidans.co.nz
Index
About Us 3
Our Priorities 4
Qualities, Skills and Attributes 5
Our Parish 6-7
Ministries at St Aidan's 8-10
Parish Statistics 11
Our Buildings 12-13
Our Local Community 14
Population 15
Parish Boundaries 16
Making an Application 17
Appendices 18-35
Clergy19
Our History 20
Financials21-34
Parish Life Photos 35
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About Us
Worship
Celebrating God’s love
Caring
Sharing God’s love with one another
Mission
Taking God’s love into the world
St Aidan’s strives to be an authentic, loving community, which fosters care and respect for one another. We have
a strong sense of belonging and are welcoming. There are long shared histories within the parish, which foster
friendships and loyalty. It is inclusive and diverse, there is wide-ranging involvement in all aspects of worship and
parish life by its members.
We value our loving connections within the parish; the care we have for each other, the elderly, the children and
youth, and taking that out to the wider world through mission.
The parish does not easily fit labels such as conservative, liberal or evangelical, being a comfortable and
compatible blend of theological approaches.
We value quality worship, with a strong Anglican character, with members of all ages having opportunities to
contribute and use their spiritual gifts.
We value thoughtful and challenging sermons, based on sound biblical teaching and opportunities to engage
with theological discussion in small groups.
We value prayer, and the place it has in growing faith.
We value the work we do for mission and outreach to seek justice for those in need, to live out our faith.
We value our buildings, their historical significance and the sense of community that they foster.
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Our Priorities
Our priorities reflect the Diocese ‘Healthy Church’ model, along with our core vision and values statement set
out earlier - ‘Worship, Caring, Mission’. The statements may appear somewhat unrelated, however they are the
consensus of the responses given at the Parish Consultation held in February under each 'Healthy Church' pillar.
Knowing God
• To work on the music aspect of
worship in particular to successfully
achieve diversity – combining and
integrating both traditional and
modern and doing it well.
Shaping Community
• To maintain the sense of a
loving community within all our
Parish groups so that the whole
congregation is included.
• Prioritise pastoral care.
Growing in Christ
• Nurture and grow the next generations through strong youth and children’s ministries, extending
opportunities for roles for young people in the church, and ensuring there are choices of worship styles
offered.
• To prioritise activities to maintain and enhance engagement and relevance, so that we continue to grow in a
sustainable manner as a parish that's intergenerational, active and diverse.
Living Beyond Ourselves
• Keep looking outwards and continue to strengthen our support of the mission groups we are working with.
• Continue to look for opportunities to connect with local businesses and community groups.
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Qualities, Skills and Attributes
we are looking for in our new Vicar
• A good public speaker.
• Energetic and enthusiastic.
• Approachable interpersonal skills and a good listener.
• Inclusive, relates well to all age groups and is able to keep us united.
• Prayerful and a person of faith.
• Loves liturgy and music.
• Able to deliver theologically and biblically sound and concise sermons.
• Prepared to appropriately and constructively challenge the congregations.
• Compassionate and understanding, a good listener.
• Willing and able to visit the sick and elderly regularly.
• An experienced administrator able to chair public and vestry meetings competently.
• A capable organiser who is able to delegate well.
• A team builder committed to working cooperatively with competent and experienced laypeople.
• Is willing to commit to a tenure of reasonable length.
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Our Parish
Ministry Team
St Aidan’s is typically a two priest parish. In 2021, St Aidan’s has one ordained full-time member of staff - the
Associate Priest who is currently Priest in Charge. They are supported by the following paid employees:
• Full-time Parish Administrator
• Part-time (10 hours/wk) Children’s Ministry Leader (Currently recruiting)
• Part-time (20 hours/wk) Youth Pastor
• Part-time (3 hours/wk) Website and Social Media Content Manager
The parish also benefits greatly from the services of a retired Bishop, and a non-stipendiary priest who works
mostly with the elderly. Both participate actively in our worship life.
At present Vestry is structured so that each member oversees a specific area of church life. These include
Synod, finance, property, outreach, and personnel.
Sunday Service and Worship
There are three Sunday services at St Aidan’s. Both morning services are based on the liturgies from A New
Zealand Prayer Book to varying degrees. Laypeople are involved as Liturgists, Intercessors, Readers, Chalice
Assistants and Prayer Ministers.
8am Holy Communion Service – a more
traditional service.
9:30am Holy Communion Family Service – with
separate simultaneous programmes for youth and
children. This has the largest congregation.
5pm Evening Service – every fourth Sunday of
each month, with singing, discussion, fellowship,
and a shared meal.
The 8am and 9:30am services share a time of
morning tea and fellowship in the Gathering
Area following each service. These also provide
an opportunity to meet newcomers, browse the
church library, catch up on activities of interest, and celebrate significant occasions.
Small but dedicated congregations attend an 11:30am mid-week services of Communion on Wednesdays,
and prayers at 9am on Thursdays in the Gathering Area.
St Aidan's also offers a comprehensive timetable of services based on the liturgical calendar. Services are
held throughout Easter, Holy Week, Advent and the Christmas season. Our ANZAC service to commemorate
The Fallen is remarkably well attended by both parishioners and the wider community.
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Nine Lessons and Carols Evening service
Holy Communion St Francis' Day Pet Service
ANZAC Day Commemoration Kids' Christmas Pageant
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Ministries at St Aidan's
St Aidan’s is fortunate to foster a variety of church and community activities. The list is extensive, and includes:
• Annual Garage Sale • Mission Shop
• Annual Quiz Night (Fundraiser) • Music Group and Choir
• Association of Anglican Women • Parish Magazine, 'The Apostle'
• City Mission food collection • Pins and Needles (Knitting for charity group)
• Frozen meal distribution • Prayer Circle
• 'Grapevine' Telephone Care Ministry • Prison Ministry
• Home Groups • Retirement home Communion visits
• Hospital visiting • St John’s College links
• Kids' Church • Women’s Evening Fellowship
• Library • Young Adults Group
• Mainly Music • Youth Group
• Men's Ministry
For further details regarding these ministries please visit our website: www.staidans.co.nz
Left: Pins and Needles ladies having their knitting blessed, Top right: Men's Ministry breakfast at
8 local café, Bottom right: A Mainly Music session in the Hall
Children, Youth and Young Adult Ministries
Kids' Church
Kids' Church happens every Sunday during term time during the 9.30am service, organised and run by the paid
ten hours per week Children's Ministry Leader (currently recruiting). Children are between the ages of 5-11 years
old but some preschool children join in as well with supervision from a parent. There are around 10-12 children
who regularly attend this programme. The programme finishes in time for the children to join their parents
for Communion. Each week two children assist in the Eucharists, by carrying a basket to collect the grape juice
glasses.
During the year, some Sunday 9.30am services are aimed at including the children, with songs, a story, or
activities for them to do in the pews. In February 2021, there was a “Blessing of the backpacks” for children and
students starting the new school year and on Christmas Eve there is a special child-focussed service at 4pm.
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Mainly Music This outreach ministry for the wider community is organised and run by the Children's Ministry Leader (currently by parent volunteers) and supported by a group of retired parishioners who serve morning tea. This is held on Wednesday mornings during term time, and consists of half singing, dancing and a “Surprise Box”, and half morning tea, craft activities and free play in the Hall afterwards. Youth Group The Youth programmes are run by the paid 20 hour per week Youth Pastor who is responsible for the planning and delivery of Sunday Youth Group (during the 9.30am service) and also a social programme on a Friday evening. The youth programme is aimed at ages 11-18 year olds and has approximately 10-12 regular attendees. They are well connected to the wider Diocese and participate in events such as E-fest and Diowhodunnit. There have been three students who have participated in the BOLD leadership programme in recent years. There are members of the Youth Group who are involved in other ministries in the parish, such as Choir, Servers and even Pins and Needles. The Youth Group also help with fundraising events such as the Annual Garage Sale and Quiz Nights. Young Adults Group The Youth Pastor also leads a Young Adults Group which meets regularly for Bible study, discussions and periodic social activities. 10
PARISH STATISTICS
FOR YEAR ENDING 31ST DECEMBER 2019 2020
No. of Persons on Roll 241 231
(male/female) 81/160 78/153
No. of Baptisms 7 2
No. of Confirmations 0 5
No. of Marriages 6 2
No. of Funerals 18 10
Total no. of attendances at all worship services
9105 5001
(excluding weddings and funerals)
Online 0 1026
Total no. of attandances during the month of June 832 522
Sunday a.m. 728 478
Sunday p.m. 16 17
Weekdays 88 27
Acts of Communion
During the year 7663 4427
On Christmas Day 184 136
at Easter 170 61
No. of Sunday or weekday groups under 11 years of age 2 2
Total no. attending Sunday/weekday/schools/groups 40 45
No. of Youth Groups 2 2
Total no. attending youth groups 22 23
No. of adult study/prayer/home groups 12 10
No. of person participating in these groups 115 90
Groups other than Church groups using buildings
Secular 17 11
Other denominations 0 1
No. of people giving by envelope/AP 125 124
No. of Clergy - Full time sipendiary 2 2
Part time stipendiary 0 0
Non-stipendiary (retired) 3 2
No. of Licenced Lay Ministers (paid) 2 2
Statistics for both 2019 and 2020 are given to show the effects of Covid-19 lockdown periods during
2020 on attendance and other numbers.
11Our Buildings
The Church
St Aidan's is a beautiful Church, dated to 1905, located on the corner of Ascot Avenue and Remuera Road,
Remuera. The traditional wooden building with its stunning stained glass windows makes it one of the most
beautiful parish churches in Auckland.
The ‘Bunker’ is in the basement of the church, which is where the youth group meeting on a Sunday morning for
their programme.
The ‘Gathering Area’ is a modern addition to the church, which connects the church with the hall complexes.
This welcoming space hosts
numerous parish activities, such
as serving morning tea after
each Sunday morning service,
a meeting space for the Lenten
studies and home groups, youth
group dinners and our Pins
and Needles group. The annual
Pet Service is also held in the
Gathering Area. It can be used
as an overflow for large funeral
services, with sound and video
able to be projected into it.
There is a well-resourced library,
which is well used within the
parish.
The Hall, Social Lounge and Offices
This is a multipurpose facility, comprising a large Hall (with a stage area and an attached kitchen), a Mission Shop,
a Social Lounge (and attached kitchenette), an administrative office downstairs and offices and a meeting space
upstairs.
The Hall is used for many parish events such as the Annual Garage Sale, St Aidan’s Day lunch, the Annual Quiz
Night and our weekly Mainly Music group. The Hall and Social Lounge are hired by many community groups for
dancing, martial arts etc. and this is a significant source of income for the parish.
Significant Building Project
The parish has identified the need to improve and renovate the hall, social lounge, administration and related
facilities areas of the St Aidan's property. A sub-group of Vestry has established the background context and
objectives for these improvements and an architect has been briefed. The purpose of the work with the architect
is to develop an overarching plan for these areas. Wider parish consultation in the near future will be required as
part of the development of the plan. Once the overarching plan is in place, it will be broken down and sequenced
into short to medium to longer term projects. This work is expected to gather momentum in 2021 and beyond.
12Top left: Hall, Top right:Social Lounge,
Bottom left: Vicarage lounge/dining room, Bottom right: Vicarage exterior
The Vicarage
The Vicarage is a generous family home, purpose-built in the early 1990s, located directly across the road from
the church at 6 Ascot Avenue.
The ground floor comprises a large study, a lounge/dining room, an open plan family room and kitchen, with a
fenced outdoor courtyard and mature garden. Additionally, there is a large guest bedroom with ensuite, laundry
with toilet and a double garage.
Upstairs there are four good-sized bedrooms (master has an ensuite) and a shared bathroom. There are built-in
wardrobes and storage in every bedroom.
The church also owns the Curate’s house at 8 Ascot Avenue, which shares a driveway with the Vicarage. This
either houses the Priest Assistant or is rented at market value, giving another source of income to the parish.
Both buildings are currently being upgraded to comply with the ‘Healthy Homes’ requirements.
13Our Local Community School Zones The Vicarage is in excellent school zones for children of all ages. Remuera Primary School is approximately 1km away and Remuera Intermediate School is a 5-minute walk away, straight down Ascot Avenue. Auckland Grammar School and Epsom Girls’ Grammar are within easy bus routes down Remuera Road. Other schools nearby are St Kentigern School for Girls, St Kentigern School for Boys, Kings School, and Baradene College. Remuera Village Remuera Shopping Centre is a short walk away, with a New World supermarket, the Remuera Library, and a convenient selection of amenities such as banks, pharmacies, grocers, restaurants, cafes, takeaways, and clothing, book, jewellery and gift shops. Transport Transport services in the area are excellent; the Greenlane motorway on and off-ramps are a 5-minute drive to get you easily on the State Highway 1 motorway and there is a bus stop on Remuera Road near the rear church driveway, with regular buses using the route. Newmarket and the City Centre are a convenient bus journey or short drive away. A choice of three railway stations are close by, with access to Eastern and Southern railway lines. 14
Population
Remuera is an affluent inner city suburb of Auckland, New Zealand. It is located four kilometres southeast
of the city centre. The suburb has numerous green spaces, most obvious of which is Ōhinerau / Mount Hobson
– a volcanic cone with views from the top overlooking Waitematā Harbour and Rangitoto.
The suburb extends from Hobson Bay and the Orakei Basin on the Waitematā Harbour to the north and east,
to the main thoroughfare of State Highway 1 in the southwest. It is surrounded by the suburbs of Orakei,
Meadowbank, Saint Johns, Mount Wellington, Ellerslie, Greenlane, Epsom, Newmarket and Parnell.
Quick stats for Ōrākei Local Board Area (2018 Census)
Source: NZ Stats 2018 www.statistics.govt.nz
Number of people Born in New Zealand Employed full-time
84,318 61.7% 52.5%
Median age Born overseas Employed part-time
40.0 38.3% 14.6%
Males Unemployed
40,401 Christian 2.8%
Females 40.9% Retired or not in the
43,920 Other religion
labour force
Married 8.3% 30.1%
53.5% No religion or object
to answering
Never married
32.3% 50.8%
Widowed, separated
or divorced
14.2%
15Parish Boundaries
The following map has been drawn up to represent the boundaries of the Parish of St Aidan, Remuera and its
neighbours. It should be acknowledged that there is increased tendency for parishioners to travel from outside
the traditional Parish boundary.
The boundaries include the eastern two thirds of the suburb of Remuera. It is bounded by the Parishes of St
Mark, Remuera (to the west), Ōrākei (to the north), Meadowbank (to the east) and St George, Epsom, One
Tree Hill and Ellerslie (to the south) and as part of the Central Auckland Cluster Group with oversight form the
Northern Archdeacon.
The official boundary description (drawn up in 1960 when St Chad’s, Meadowbank was separated from St
Aidan’s) is:
From the foot of Portland Road to Aldred Rd, thence by the line of the gully to the Remuera Rd on the
western side of Allotment 34; Thence across Remuera Rd and by the boundary line between Allotment
1 and Allotment 2 to the railroad; thence by the railroad to the Green Lane Bridge; thence by a direct
line to the junction of Abbott’s Way to the south western corner of Allotment 25, thence by the western
boundary of Allotment 25 to the north western corner of Part 1 thereof, thence by a direct line to the
junction of Koraha Street and Remuera Road, thence by Remuera Road westward to the junction of Kelvin
Road and Remuera Road, thence by Kelvin Road, to the head waters (of the western fork) of the Ōrākei
Creek, thence by the Ōrākei Creek to its confluence with the Ōrākei Basin, thence by the (southern)
shoreline of the Ōrākei Basin and Hobson Bay to the foot of Portland Road, the point of departure.
16Making an Application
Applications and enquiries are to be made to the Nomination committee's
Link Person:
Juli Mercer
Email: davidandjuli@xtra.co.nz
Please include in your application:
• A letter of application in response to this profile, including how you think your skills and approach to ministry
meet the needs of the parish as expressed in the Parish Profile.
• A copy of your Curriculum Vitae.
• The names and contacts of two referees (Please include one clergy and one lay person, and preferably one
referee who you are currently ministering with).
• Two sermons - electronic or written.
Applications close on Friday, 30th April, 2021.
Should you be short listed for the position you will be required to attend an interview on Saturday 22nd May 2021.
Further details will be supplied if applicable.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, overseas applications will not be considered due to immigration
difficulties.
17Appendices
Clergy19
Our History 20
Financials21-34
Photos 35
18Clergy
Vicars Parish of St Aidan: Curates
A Fowler 1912-19
F G Harvie – Locum 1914-15
(Assistant Clergy)
J Wilkinson 1919-25
AV Venables 1929-31
F G Evans – Locum 1920
HJ Steele 1935-38
HA Coleman 1925-30
FL Allen 1941-44
H V Salmon – Priest in Charge 1920
WJ Hughes 1944-48
RL Connolly 1931-49
CL Wright 1951-53
W C Wood – Priest in Charge 1949-50
DA Braddock 1953-56
PE James 1950-51
BJ Stych 1956-59
ACF Charles 1951-60
CL Cullen 1956-60
LO’S Beere 1960-69
JSG Cameron 1958-59
R E Talbot – Priest in Charge 1969
JA Powell 1959-62
TR Everall 1969-89
B Underwood 1961-1962
R L Bast – Priest in Charge 1981
WP Naera 1962-65
HJ Smith 1989-98
JK Coulson 1966-67
S B Brooker – Priest Associate 1993-94
RE Talbot 1967-71
J H Kempster – Priest in Charge 1998
M Drysdale 1968-70
MR Smart 1998-2004
MD McLean 1971-73
J Kelly-Moore – Priest in Charge 2004
CRS Brittenden 1972-75
J Kelly-Moore 2004-10
JJ Shaw 1973-74*
B Jenkins – Priest in Charge 2010-11
JA Cullen 1975-78
D Woods 2011-2016
RE Mortimore 1975-78
G Ashworth – Priest in Charge 2016-2017
JP McFerran 1976-78*
G Ashworth 2017-2021
CD Ruge 1976-79
L Anderson – Priest in Charge 2021-
MA Marsh 1978-83*
KN Hall 1979-81
J Terrell 1980-2005*
P Appleby 1981-84
CL Cullen 1984-93
WL Blyth 1992-2006*
JH Kempster 1995-99
BB Owen 1996-2006*
GM Hicks 1998-99
J Kelly-Moore 2000-2004
LP Nguyen 2003-08
J Rhodes 2008
C Harris 2008-13
A & D Smith 2013
G Ashworth 2015-2017
P Tizzard 2017-2018
L Anderson 2018-
* Honorary Assistant Clergy
Left: Resident Priest Rev'd Arthur Fowler
who became the first Vicar of St Aidan's
19Our History St Aidan’s, Remuera has been an independent ministry unit since 1912 when a parochial district was formed from the mother parish of St Mark, Remuera. It was given parish status as early as 1915. Originally, St Mark’s parish was much bigger as its boundaries then included the area now covered by the parishes of St Mark, St Aidan, St George Epsom, and St Chad Meadowbank. The Remuera area develops As the population of Auckland grew, the weekend houses in Remuera began to be replaced by larger homes on large sections, giving it a semi-rural atmosphere. St Mark’s had purchased a section in Victoria Avenue for future development. Elsewhere in the parish a Mission Hall was built on Mr J Wilson’s property in Shore Road (now the site of St Kentigern’s School) and used from 1859 as a chapel for Hobson Bay-Lower Remuera area. Services also began in 1885 in the Remuera Social hall at the top of Ōrākei Road. St Aidan's Remuera However, the people of ‘Upper Remuera’ made their own plans and services began in a hall in 1898. In 1903 a section was purchased on the corner of Remuera and Ascot Avenue. St Aidan’s Church was dedicated on 29 June 1905. A resident priest was appointed in 1906. Significant alterations were carried out in 1910, and the sanctuary dedicated on 21 December 1912, and the church consecrated on 2 September 1956. Top left: the west end was extended, 1918 Top right: money raised for new aisles inside church, 1955 Right: a parishioner wedding, 1905 20
Financial Reports
Parish Finances:
The annual accounts to 31 December 2020 are attached. They show net assets of $8.2 million, of which $7.8
million comprises mortgage-free land, buildings and contents at valuation, held by the General Trust Board and
$0.28 million unallocated funds of the parish. The balance of net assets comprise special funds established in
the past for ministry and property maintenance. In addition, St Aidan’s has an established Endowment Trust,
incorporating previous bequest funds, and offering an opportunity for future bequests and donations.
The Treasurer’s Report and a full set of the Parish Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020
are annexed.
Annexures
1. The Treasurers Report
2. Financial Statements for the year ended 31 December 2020
Parish of St Aidan’s, Remuera
Treasurer’s report for the year ended 31 December 2020
I have pleasure in presenting my report on the Parish’s finances for 2020.
Annual financial statements
• Owing to COVID the Church was shut for 15 Sundays out of 52 Sunday (29%) and with a reduction in
congregation during Alert level 2 services.
• This had an impact on total income which was down by $77,000 compared with the previous year. The
main items of reduction in income are - Offerings by ($26,000) (9.5%), Hall Hire ($27,000), Weddings
($7,000) and bequest ($20,000).
• We were fortunate to have received a Government COVID Wage subsidy of $22,000.
• However, because of the shut down our expenses were less by $24,000 compared to the previous year.
We also received a contribution of $14,000 from the Diocese towards clergy salaries.
• In spite of a very difficult year, we had a small surplus of $22,923 before depreciation.
• The Church is in a Financially healthy position with Cash in Bank of $70,000 as at March 2021 and with
10 Term Deposits totalling $363,000.
21I have prepared the following table which summarises the result for the year and compared it the previous year.
St Aidan's Church - Summary of Profit & Loss Statement
St Aidan's Church - Summary of Profit & Loss Statement
2020 2019
Income: $ $
Offerings 250,194 276,528
Garage Sale 17,580 33,259
Bequests - 20,000
COVID Subsidy 22,459 -
Weddings & Funerals 1,130 8,521
Interest Received 8,684 11,367
Hall Hire 24,696 52,053
Mission Shop 12,646 13,422
Other Income 4,033 3,592
341,422 418,742
Less Expenses:
Clergy stipend and expenses 121,397 126,775
Less COVID-19 Subsidy (14,000) -
Staff Costs 95,014 86,653
Property Costs 55,609 68,540
General Expenses 17,894 19,099
Other Expenses 1,157 79
Total Operating Expenses 277,071 301,146
Church Operating Surplus 64,351 117,596
Giving:
Diocesan Quota 17,951 21,745
Anglican Missions 12,996 12,996
Other Missions 10,481 34,781
Total Giving 41,428 69,522
Net Surplus 22,923 48,074
Table of
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Year 2018 2019 Increase 2020 Increase
Auto Payment $139,474 $148,205 $176,385
Envelopes $99,202 $103,973 $59,496
Cash $16,572 $15,575 $10,489
Donations $9,221 $8,775 $3,824
Total $264,469 $276,528 +4.6% $250,194 (9.5%)
22Table of Missions
Please see table of Missions
St Aidan's Church Mission & Giving: 2020 2019
Parish: $ $
NZ Anglican Mission Board 9,996 9,996
Fiji Mission Trip assistance 2,231
Other 81 50
Total Parish 10,077 12,277
Mission Shop:
St Saviour's Angels 1,000
Atearoa Resettle 500
He Korowai Whaka 1,000
NZ Anglican Mission Board 3,000 3,000
NZCMS 5,000 5,000
City Mission 3,000
ATWC - Anglican Trust for Women & Children 500 500
ICHC - Council for Hospital Chaplaincy 400 1,000
Habitat for Humanity 1,000 1,000
CAP - Christians Against Poverty 500 500
Christian Broadcasting 500 500
Prisons 1,000
Total Mission Shop 13,400 15,500
Prayer Book Fund
Donation St Pauls Church Flat Bush 20,000
Total Church 23,477 47,777
The Mission Shop which sells used clothes donated by Parishioners is run by Volunteers. All income
is given for Missions.
The Mission Shop which sells used clothes donated by Parishioners is run by Volunteers. All income is given
for Missions.
23Summarised Budget 2021
2021 2020
Income: $ $
Offerings 265,800 250,194
Garage Sale 25,000 17,580
COVID Subsidy 22,459
Weddings & Funerals 10,000 1,130
Interest Received 3,600 8,684
Hall Hire 48,000 24,696
Mission Shop 14,300 12,646
Other Income 985 4,033
Total Income 367, 685 341, 422
Less Expenses:
Clergy Stipend & Expenses 108,955 121,397
Less COVID Subsidy - 14,000
Staff Costs 113,040 95,014
Property Costs 72,590 55,609
General Expenses 24,098 17,894
Other Expenses 1,894
Depreciation 14,304 17,205
Total Operating Expenses 332, 987 295, 013
Church Operating Surplus 34, 698 46, 409
Giving:
Diocesan Quota 15,264 17,951
Anglican Mission 13,000 12,996
Other Missions 14,000 10,481
Total Giving 42, 264 41, 428
Net Surplus - 7, 566 4, 981
St Aidan’s Endowment Trust
There is an Endowment Trust fund set up for future Financial support of the Church. As at 31 March 2020 the
Capital Value of the Fund is $207,139. We are also aware of Parishioners who have included the Trust as a
beneficiary in their wills.
Property Development
The Property Team are looking into Property Development which includes refurbishing and upgrading the
Hall. The work to be done will be prioritised and funding will either be from the Term Deposits or by way of
fundraising activities. This is not included in the Budget for 2021.
Kumar Mather – Treasurer
24Anglican Diocese of Auckland
Parish Accounting Service
Parish of St Aidan Remuera
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
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31 December 2020
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Parish Life Photos
January 'Open Door' Annual Quiz Night Hike to Huia
Tree planting in Waiata Reserve After church morning tea ANZAC Day commemorations
Annual Garage Sale Friday Night Annual Garage Sale Mission Shop volunteers on duty
Pre-Sale Event
Parish family picnic Wedding ceremony Carol singing in the community
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