Stewardship, according to the dictionary definition, is ‘the careful and responsible management of something entrusted to our care’. Here at Hornsey Parish Church, we are stewards of the generous giving legacy of past generations, and we have a duty to preserve and enhance that legacy for the benefit of future generations.

 

It costs over £450 a day to keep our church open.

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There is a widely held misconception that Anglican Churches are funded in part by the state. The Church of England receives no money from the state for mission or ministry. In turn we here at Hornsey Parish Church receive no funding from the Diocese.

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We survive and serve our community due to the generosity of our congregation and charitable donations, whilst ensuring careful stewardship of our resources, such as income received from rental of our hall spaces and through fund raising events such as jumble sales, our Christmas Market, concerts and quiz nights.

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Find out more about the costs associated with keeping our church going in our Annual Report. You can also find out more about the costs associated with ensuring we have a priest to lead us in our parish here.

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​If you would like to make a donation to the work of our church please Click Here

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