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St. Paul’s Church update: 15-Feb-2007
Hopkinton, MA 01748
Assistant Treasurer Job Description
Qualifications and Gifts:
Have a love of God and demonstrate a commitment to following the way of
Christ
Have experience in the use of standard accounting procedures
Ability to establish and maintain appropriate safeguards
Have an enthusiasm and vitality for this vocation
Time Commitment:
Vestry meetings
Vestry retreat (if applicable)
Weekly oversight of collection tabulations and deposits
Diocesan meetings, as necessary
Annual Meeting
Responsibilities:
Collect, count and deposit all contributions to the congregation, ensuring that at
least two persons are present at all times during collection and counting
Assist the Treasurer with all accounts maintained by any organization that is a
part of the congregation ensuring that they follow established accounting
procedures and appropriate safeguards
Determine that the income portion of the books and accounts of the
congregation are in accordance with standard accounting procedures
and the requirements of the canons
Ensure that the congregation's financial operations are in accordance
with national and diocesan canons, the congregation's by-laws and state
and federal laws
Meet regularly with the Treasurer for planning and evaluation
Develop, and be an active member of, the Finance Committee
Assist in the development of budgets
Be available for other committees that might need help in planning
budgets or need other assistance in financial matters
Fill-in for the Treasurer in cases of absence or inability to perform his/her
required duties (see description for Treasurer)
Submit a yearly financial report to the vestry and congregation, and more
frequently as requested by the vestry
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