A Parochial Church Council (PCC) is the governing body of a parish church in the Church of England. It works alongside the vicar or rector to support the church’s mission, worship, and practical life within the local community.

The PCC is made up of clergy, churchwardens, and elected members of the congregation. Its responsibilities typically include:

• Supporting the spiritual and pastoral life of the church

• Managing church finances and budgets

• Caring for church buildings and property

• Helping shape the church’s vision and activities

• Ensuring legal and safeguarding responsibilities are met

• Representing the views and needs of the parish community

The PCC is a registered charity in most parishes and meets regularly to make decisions about the life and work of the church.

If you wish to contact a member of the PCC please use the link below and it will be forward to the relevant person.

If you are concerned about someone being at risk of harm, please contact the relevant person on the Safeguarding team here.