Churchwardens of St. George Fairvalley

The Anglican Church uses an ancient and unique model to govern its churches. A local Diocese appoints a priest-in-charge to lead a church in all matters. The priest-in-charge is assisted by two Churchwardens when dealing with church administration items.

The Role of Churchwardens

The “Rector’s Warden” is appointed by the priest-in-charge. The “People’s Warden” is elected by the congregation. Each officer serves for a one-year term. Elected church officers are voted in during an annual vestry meeting.

Churchwarden roles involve a great deal of responsibility. For this reason, as a group, the Churchwardens and their deputies must address all administrative items. They also need to hold special vestry meetings with the congregation to address significant administrative matters. No individual Churchwarden may act alone on church administration matters.

Churchwardens of St. George Fairvalley

The Churchwardens of St. George Fairvalley is an administrative and legal unit. They are responsible for collecting the money offerings during each church service and maintaining the financial matters of the church. In addition, they look after all church buildings and grounds.

The Churchwardens of St. George Fairvalley serve the congregation in the following roles:

Rector’s Warden: Peter Warder     Deputy Rector’s Warden: Mary Russell
People’s Warden: Robert Spears     Deputy People’s Warden: Bruce Goss

Contact the Churchwardens

Should you have any questions or concerns about church administrative matters, please contact the wardens by email. They will get back to you as soon as possible.