Select Vestry

 

The Select Vestry are elected each year and assists with the care of the furnishing, fabric, and finance of the parish, as well as supporting the clergy in fulfilling their role in ministering to the parish community.

 

For the 2022 – 2023 period, the following people were elected at our annual Easter General Vestry Meeting:

 

Rector’s Churchwarden (Desertmartin): Pauline Taylor.

People’s Churchwarden (Desertmartin): John Woodward.

 

Rector’s Churchwarden (Termoneeny): Gilbert Lennox.

People’s Churchwarden (Termoneeny): Eddie Kerr.

 

The duties of the churchwardens are defined in the constitution of the Church of Ireland, and their main task is to assist the clergy with the conduct of public worship.

 

Rector’s Glebewarden (Desertmartin): Trevor Kingston.

People’s Glebewarden (Desertmartin): Harry Bradley.

 

Rector’s Glebewarden (Termoneeny): Rob Moore.

People’s Glebewarden (Termoneeny): Mark Hawe.

 

The Glebewardens are responsible for all matters relating to our church buildings and rectory.

 

Honorary Secretary (Desertmartin): Claire Robb.

Honorary Treasurer (Desertmartin): Lois Austin.

 

Honorary Secretary (Termoneeny): Stanley Leacock.

Honorary Treasurer (Termoneeny): Gilbert Lennox.

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Select Vestry Members (Desertmartin):

 

David Austin, Sam Hudson, Barbara Hudson, Hilary Hutchison, Jacqueline Johnston, Lois Kane, Andrew McKeown &

Ernie Young.

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Select Vestry Members (Termoneeny):

 

Keith Morrow, Trevor Hamilton, Wilson Morrow, Ken Smyth, Harold Leacock, Ann Kelso, Reece Klewchuk, & Alan Arrell.

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Diocesan Synod Representatives

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Diocesan Synod Representatives:

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Desertmartin: Sam Hudson.

Termoneeny: Stanley Leacock.

 

Supplemental Diocesan Synod Representatives:

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Desertmartin: John Woodward.

Termoneeny: Keith Morrow.

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Parochial Nominators

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Parochial Nominators:

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Desertmartin: Harry Bradley & Andrew McKeown.

Termoneeny: Rob Moore & Mark Hawe.

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Supplemental Parochial Nominators:

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Desertmartin: Pauline Taylor & David Austin.

Termoneeny: Ann Kelso & Harold Leacock.

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Interested in volunteering?

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We are always keen to encourage people to volunteer to help in our parishes. Volunteering can be the most rewarding way to be involved in the life of the Church and make great friends in the process. The work of our parishes is made possible by the gifts of time and talents by the dedicated work of volunteers who help to run the activities each week, such as setting up for Sunday services, reading during our services, helping in our Sunday School, assisting with making tea/coffee, to name but a few of the opportunities to volunteer. If you would be interested in learning more, please get in touch, as we would love to hear from you.