What we keep,
and what we don’t

Two small entries in your browser’s local storage. Neither is a tracking cookie, and neither leaves your device on its own.

• Your half-finished registration. People start this form on a phone, get interrupted, and come back. What you have typed is saved as you go so that an interruption does not cost you your answers. It is cleared the moment your registration goes through, and you can clear it yourself at any time by clearing site data in your browser.
• Whether you have read this notice. A single word, so the notice does not greet you again on every page.

This site sets no cookies of its own for visitors. Two others appear in specific places:

• Our payment provider sets cookies while a payment form is on screen. They are used to complete your payment and to detect fraud. Your card details are entered directly into their own secure frames and never touch this website or the church’s systems.
• The committee’s login sets a session cookie behind the organisers’ area. If you are registering for the seminar, you will never receive it.

What you enter on the registration form: your name, email address and phone number, whether you are coming as a couple, whether you are a member, and any childcare, dietary or prayer notes you choose to add. Payment records show what was paid, how, and when — never card numbers, which the church never receives.

It is used to hold your seat, to send you your pass and reminders, to reconcile payments, and to run the day itself. Nothing else.

The seminar committee, through a password-protected area, and only for running the event. Anything you write in the prayer request or dietary boxes is visible to them, so share what is useful and keep back what is not. Every action taken on a registration is recorded against the person who took it.

Your details are never sold, rented, or passed to anyone outside the church, and never used for advertising.

There is no analytics on this site. No Google Analytics, no tracking pixel, no advertising network, no third-party script watching what you read. Nobody is building a profile of you here.

Email about your registration is something you agree to when you sign up, and you can decline it there — you will still have your pass, and you can bring your reference code to the door.

You may ask to see what is held about you, to have it corrected, or to have it deleted after the seminar. Speak to a member of the committee, or ask at the church office.