Our Staff and Structure
The church wardens can be contacted for information about services, pastoral care or any other concerns -
Ann Barrett – warden1@stpaulscambridge.org.uk - (also chair of PCC)
Julia Evans – warden2@stpaulscambridge.org.uk
For matters concerning the church centre, please contact Dianne Slack –bookings@stpaulscambrige.org.uk.
Our church administrator is Sarah Davie – congregation@stpaulscambridge.org.uk
Julia Evans is a Licensed Lay Minister and is involved in leading and speaking at St Paul's and children and families work. She is now retired from primary school teaching which gives her time to be involved in the various programmes at St. Paul's. Julia loves the wide and varied friendships and community of St. Paul's, and is fortunate to have her 2 children living close by with whom she and her husband Martin spend time with, particularly her 8 year old granddaughter Wren who teaches her much about God and life. Unfortunately she also likes food and all things sparkly but tries to contain both! She is currently learning to play the piano, a long time wish, and in the hope of keeping her mind 'nimbleish.'
Licensed Lay Minister
Christina Barry has been involved in the life of St Paul’s church and school since joining the parish in 1985. Life events in recent years led to a ministry in pastoral care and she is now a Licensed Lay Minister. Christina supports ministry with the elderly at St Paul’s in this time of growing need and vulnerability and has developed a good relationship between the church and St George’s Court Nursing Home. Christina has a keen eye for detail and is a great asset on any committee. Christina is still active as a singing teacher and has two adult children living abroad who she enjoys visiting when it is possible.
Ann Barrett
Centre Contact (covering sick leave) and Safeguarding Officer
Ann is currently the emergency contact for the centre, covering sick leave and also responsible for safeguarding, ensuring we are compliant with national and diocesan requirements, as well as organising DBS checks for volunteers.
Dianne Slack
Front of House
Dianne is the initial point of contact for anyone arriving at St Paul's for the first time. She also manages the room bookings.
Sarah Davie
Church Administrator
Sarah assists with the smooth running of the congregational life at St Paul’s. She manages all communications to the congregation and is the secretary to the PCC.
The overall governing body of St. Paul’s is the Parochial Church Council (PCC). Members of the PCC are trustees and are legally responsible for the governance of St. Paul’s.)
Click Here for details of current members of the PCC and PCC management structure
Role of PCC
The PCC consists of:
Our Official Entry 1132965 at www.charitycommision.gov.uk
The role of the PCC is to 'promote the mission of the church' (1956 PCC Measure)
For us this means that the PCC provides oversight, governance and development regarding:
The PCC has adopted the Church of England’s policies and best practice on safeguarding which may be found in our Safeguarding Policy and on the Church of England’s website: https://www.churchofengland.org/more/safeguarding. If you have any non-urgent questions or concerns please contact our church wardens on warden1@stpaulscambridge.org.uk and warden2@stpaulscambridge.org.uk
Safe Spaces
Safe Spaces is a free and independent support service foranyone who has experienced abuse in relation to the Church of England, the Church in Wales, or the Catholic Church of England and Wales. This could beabuse by someone who holds any role in the church or is linked to participating in a church-led activity or group. If you have been affected, however long ago, Safe Spaces can provide you with support. You do not have need to have told the police or the church authorities, and you do not have to still be involved with the church. Your information will not be shared without your consent, unless you or someone else is in immediate danger. Safe Spaces can provide a range of help, including advocating with authorities and other agencies, giving emotional support, providing information (including information on church and police procedures), understanding your needs and working together on individual support plans. Tel: 0300 303 1056 (answerphone available outside of opening times) safespaces@victimsupport.org.uk. LiveChat - via the Safe Spaces website -
https://www.safespacesenglandandwales.org.uk/.
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