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Executive Committee Report
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Review of the Year
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the post please contact : Annual Meeting 18th March 2002 York Synod: Members attended the EIAG fringe meeting 'Progress through
Engagement', where there was a vigorous discussion on voting policy involving
the 1st Estates Commissioner. However the Synod was overshadowed for us
by the news of Mike Tyrrell's death just 3 weeks later.
On behalf of the Executive CommitteeGavin OldhamActing Chair |
Mike Tyrrell (1948-2002) It is hard to over-estimate the contribution that Mike made to CEIG over the past 10 years. His death on a cycling holiday in July was a great shock for us all, and many members attended his funeral in Leamington Spa. His widow Sidney wrote: "Mike was perhaps most proud of his work in and with CEIG ..... I am so glad Bishop Simon gave it a 'proper' mention ....at the funeral." Our meeting at the November General Synod was on the FTSE4Good Index. Will Oulton, Deputy Chief Executive of the FTSE Group, had prepared a slide presentation (contact us for details). There was a good question session, and we were encouraged to hear the progress already made. Our accounts for the year show an excess of receipts over payments of £1,719 principally due to strong subscription growth and donations. The Executive Committee intends to spend up to £1,000 advertising for free web membership and build the number of (paid-up) Corporate accounts. The Committee met four times in the year. Those who served during the year were Jane Addison (Treasurer), David Allen (appointed September 2002), Darryll Candy, Stephen Dunham (Webmaster and now Secretary), Ian Gascoigne, Alistair Hanton, Eaver McMahon, Gavin Oldham (Acting Chair), Patricia Raikes, and Mike Tyrrell. "Jesus, our Light and Lord, who preached in terms financiers use and taught we should give to this world's powers their due, you drove traders from your Father's house and revealed how hard Heaven's access is for those who prosper; give us eyes to see the human faces of worldly wealth and poverty, and make yours our management of their complexities so that those among us who buy and sell, labour and invest, may do so only in your just and loving name and always to your Father's glory and the welfare of all." (The closing prayer at our 2002 AGM)
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