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Churchwarden's Yearbook 2022

The annual diary and source of information used by churchwardens, clergy and PCC members in the Church of England, the Church in Wales, and the Diocese in Europe.

churchwarden's yearbook 2022

Foreword by Stephen Cottrell

The Archbishop of York

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Details

A5 (210x148mm) hardback bound in hard-wearing, good quality, faux leather, royal blue in colour, with gold-blocked titles on front cover and spine. Gold-coloured ribbon bookmark, 160 pages.

Cover Price: £15.00

NOW £9.95 with free delivery direct from Churchwarden Publications

Churchwardens are elected each year at the Annual Meeting of Parishioners which must be held by the end of May. At this time, we reduce the price of the current yearbook to give the newly-elected churchwardens the benefit of the yearbook for the remainder of the year at a reduced price.

The 2022 diary specially designed for churchwardens

Advent 2021-Epiphany 2023, with extra pages for planning 2023.

One week-to-view, starting on Sundays.

Naming of all Sundays, Principal Feasts, Holy Days, Festivals, Lesser Festivals, Commemorations and Saints' Days in the calendars of the Church of England and the Church in Wales.
Common Worship readings (year C) for the Principal Service and Book of Common Prayer readings for Holy Communion for every Sunday, Principal Feast, Festival and Holy Day.
Liturgical colours for every day of the year.
Notification of flag days, church-related events, bank and public holidays.
Items of local, national, traditional and customary interest.
Times of sunrise and sunset.
Four-year calendar, year planners for 2022 and 2023.

Extra pages for names, addresses, notes, churchwardens' expenses.

Helpful information for churchwardens, PCC members, and clergy updated annually

Outline of churchwardens' duties and responsibilities.

Details of helpful organizations, including sources of finance.

Recommended reading matter. Information and reference books.

Contact details for all Anglican dioceses in England, Wales and Europe: bishops, archdeacons, diocesan offices, diocesan secretaries, DAC secretaries, safeguarding advisers, communications officers and registrars (updated 06/2021).

Religious festivals of other faiths.

Parochial Fees Tables for the Church of England and the Church in Wales.

(The CofE 2022 parochial fees will be published by the Archbishops' council November 2021. As a service, we email the new parochial fees to customers for printing out and/or writing directly into the Table.)

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