A clear and accessible pro-forma with sections dealing with all aspects of a church building and its contents to enable churchwardens to comply with the law. Loose-leaf pages only - binder not included.

This 1996 edition features easy-to-use forms and an explanation of what churchwardens must do to fulfil their duties, and is a complement to the "Church Property Register".

This accessible and informative guide sets out in the simplest and most direct terms what being a PCC member entails. Although focused on responsible business, it keeps the focus throughout on mission and Christian living.

Parish churches are required by law to maintain records of all services held as well as all baptisms, confirmations and the calling of banns of marriage. This attractive contemporary register of services offers excellent value and quality, with...

This practical guide is intended to provide information of a non-technical nature to those already serving, to those contemplating offering themselves, and for all who are involved in choosing suitable persons to fill this highly responsible role...

A new edition of a best-selling title from ACORA publishing, this practical and informative handbook provides a step-by-step guide for churchwardens, PCC's and congregations faced with the responsibility of running a church without a priest....

By law, all buildings today, including churches, must be accessible and usable by people with disabilities. This guide helps those responsible for church buildings understand legal principles and the practical steps necessary to comply with today's...

Many more people visit churches as tourists than as regular worshippers. Many church guides focus only on the history of the building and visitors leave with no more idea of the Christian faith than when they arrived. Or worse, they find the church...

A new title in the Serving the Church series, this volume provides a unique and timely focus on collaborative parish management. Focusing on the skills and principles of effective parish management rather than the minutiae of administrative detail,...