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Finance and Giving

The life and work of St. Margaret's Church, Chipstead, are funded entirely through the gifts and legacies of its members and people who use the church. We receive no funding from the government, the Church of England, or the local council. Such giving is out of thankfulness for God’s transforming love.

Gift Aid adds 25 per cent extra to gifts from UK basic taxpayers at no cost to them. Download a gift aid declaration form here.

In-Service Giving
Collections are taken during services, and the ability to give using our contactless machine.

Bank transfer
PCC of St Margaret's Chipstead
Sort Code: 60-06-14
Account Number: 29461863

Standing Order
You can download a standing order form here.

Donate Online
You can donate directly through our website with a one-off or monthly giving option. You can visit our online giving page here.

Give A Little
We also have the platform 'Give a Little', which you can use.
Visit Our Give a Little Page.

Legacy Gifts
Give through your will – leaving a legacy to St Margaret's Church, Chipstead is a wonderful way of blessing future generations through our continuing work within the community. 

In many cases, you can reduce inheritance tax on your estate and increase the amount available for your loved ones by leaving a gift to a charitable organisation such as St. Margaret's Church, Chipstead.  For more information on the tax relief you can receive when leaving a charitable gift in your will, visit the government’s site here.

Please ensure that, whatever wording is used, any legacy to us includes our full name, “St Margaret’s PCC” and “Registered Charity Number 1139738” as this will avoid any doubt about our identity.’

You can read the Church of England Legacy information here.

Questions

If you have any questions regarding giving, please contact our financial administrator. All information shared will be kept in strictest confidence.

To see a copy of St Margaret's latest accounts, click here.

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Hello and welcome to our church. If you are a new visitor, we have a page for you to get to know us and learn more about planning a visit.
Click here to see more.

Planning your Visit

Sunday Services

The following information is specifically for those planning a visit, so that you know, beforehand, what to expect on a Sunday morning.

Where and When

We meet at St Margaret’s Church for our Sunday Services . We usually have two services of differing styles on offer, Holy Communion will be celebrated at one of these services every week. 
 
9am  This is a traditional service using liturgy from Common Worship, usually  with hymns
10.15am This is a more contemporay service with music led by our worship band, groups for children and young people and a longer sermon
 
We will hold a Unified service at 10am celebrating the best of both traditions. This will be for occasions such as Remembrance Sunday, Christmas Day, Easter Sunday, and our Patronal Festival. We will also come together as one church family when there is a 5th Sunday in the month.  

In term time, children and young people start off in church at the 10.15am service and are invited to go to their groups although babies and children of all ages are welcome to stay in church at any time.
Contact our Youth and Community Leader for further details.

Coffee and tea is served after both services.

Accessibility: We have step-free access and a sound loop. There is an accessible toilet with baby changing facilities in both the church and the Orchard.