THE KING'S CHURCH WISBECH
REPORT AND ACCOUNTS
For the
ear ended 31 December 2024
WHITINGS LLP
CHARTERED ACCOUNTAN"TS
WISBECH, BURY ST. EDMUNDS, ELY,
KINGS LYNN, MARCH, MILDENHALL,
PETERBOROUGH, RAMSEY, ST. IVES AND ST. NEOTS

THE KING'S CHURCH WISBECH
ANNUAL REPORT
For the
ear ended 31 December 2024
The Trustees present their Annual Report together with the Accounts for the Charity for the year ended
31 December 2024.
The King's Church, Wisbech is registered with the Charity Cotnmissioners No. 1000160 and constituted by a
Deed of Trust. The regtstered address is 14 CKarkson Avenue, Wisbech, Cambs, PE13 2EG.
The Church Overseers direct all spiritual aspects of the church, and the Trustees have responsibility for the
administration of the Charity. The trustees are all drawn from the beneficiaries of the charity.
During the financial year the following have served as trustees:
Mr Keith Smith
Mr Matthew Mcchlery
Mrs Lynn Monaghan
Mr Alan Hammond
Mrs Carol Forrest (Stepped down 2210712024)
Mrs Ogomoditse Matthys (From 2311012024)
Mrs Verity Mcchlery
- Chairman
Secretary
OBJECTS AND ORGANISATION:
The object of the Charity is the advancement of the Christian faith and, as an expression of that faith, to bring
help and relief to people in conditions of hardship or distress,
The work of the Charity is p¢rfom]ed by one part time administrator and volunteer workers who, in turn, are
Cared for and directed by thc oversight of the Church. During the year 37 people volunteered for the Church.
The church makes grants to organisations and individuals. These grants are decided by the trustees, They are
given to individuals in need or to support a Christian Ministry, either an individual or organisation, who is
meeting the objectives of the CharÉty.
REVIEW OF THE YEAR:
Introduction
This has been another successful year for the charity. Attendance at weekly meetings has seen growth. The
number of Baptisms was steady with 4.
The children's work contlnues to grow with approximately 20, 5 - 1 l years old being involved during the year.
A small youth work has also started.
The leadership of the church continues to develop and grow in number with the church having 13 people in
leadership roles by the end of the year.
Financially the income of the church is growing steadily and continues to meet the needs of the church. This
year the church gave over 500/0 of its income away in grants, to organisations and ministries.
Th¢ leadership of the church thank God for his continuing grace and provision to us.

THE KING'S CHURCH WISBECH
ANNUAL REPORT
CONT'D
For the
ear ended 31 December 2024
Operation of the Trustee Body
The trustee body met 5 times during the year.
The trustees continued to regularly review the management accounts, update policies and update the risk
register. The health and safety leads have been reviewing risk assessments, and the safeguarding leads have
been reviewing the safeguarding policy and procedures.
2 fire drills have been successfully completed in the Queen Mary Centre.
Financial Results
In managing the church finances, the trustees are pleased to report that there continues to be sufficient funds to
meet all the operating costs of our ministry and to be able to support local, national and international Christian
ministries. The income for the year was just under £64,000 and was 6 % high¢r than projected. The Charity
made a surplus on general funds of £7,499 during the year.
The trustees have discussed financial risks and have concluded that there are sufficient reserves to cover any
financial risk that the charity may face. The church's income is solely dependent on donations from those
attending its meetings and the Gift Aid received in connection to it. The trustees are satisfied that, should this
source of income cease entirely, there are sufficient funds for the church to continue operating for at Icast the
next 6 months.
The trustees are aware of their stewardship of these resources and ensure they are used to enable the Objects of
the charity to be met.
Grants
During the year we continued to support a range of individuals, local, national and international charities. The
organisations supported ar¢ reviewed annually and decisions made on whether to continue the support or not
based on their current activity and the chLtrch's current mission.
Grants were also made to a variety of individuals to support their ministry in the Kings Church.
In total during the year just over £33,724 of grants were made to organisations and individuals.
One Trustee is employed by the charity, and another is supported with a grant from the charity. These payments
are reviewed annually by the remaining 4 trustees. In total Trustees received £17,677 from the charity.
Training
During the year church volunteers engaged with Safeguarding and health and safety training. DBS checks are
carried out on all volunteers working with children, vulnerable adults or are leadership positions over seeing
these activities.
The trustees underwent a variety of training as did volunteers.
Buildings
The church uses the Queen Mary Centre for its Sunday morning services and other events. This financial
contribution, along with its role as part of the management committee, enables the church to support the Centre
in its availability for the wider community.

THE KING'S CHURCH WISBECH
ANNUAL REPORT
CONT'D
For the ear ended 31 December 2024
Buildings (Cont'd)
The church also leases an office and small meeting room in Octavia View, the home of the Feny Project which
provides accommodation and support for those who would otherwise be homeless. The office is used as the
main church office and the meeting room has been used as a studio for online meetings. The meeting room was
again used for face-to-fa¢¢ meetings.
Meetings of various sorts also take place in private homes.
Safeguarding and Health and Safety
During the year no safeguarding issues were raised. The church has created a short video to encourage all
members of the church to be aware of safeguarding issues.
A clear and simple reporting system has been shared with the church.
In a similar way th¢ issue of health and safety has been raised and the members of the church reminded that
health and safety is a matter for us all,
These reminders have been well received.
Beneficiaries
Kt is very difficult to Calculatc the exact number of b¢neficÉaries there are from th¢ activity of the church. This is
because materials are available to download on YouTube and the church's website and although we look at the
download figures it is difficult to know how many people watch these downloads. What we do know is that
hundreds of downloads have taken place. The majority of these are in the UK but hundreds are taking place in
countries around the world.
The average attendau¢¢ at th¢ various services that the Kings Church holds has in¢r¢as¢d during the year. By the
end of the year the Trustees estimate that there were 175 - 225 beneficiaries of these services.
The church website has proved to be a particularly effective tool at making The King's Church and the Christian
message known in the area, throughout the UK and in other countries. The church also has effective and well-
used Facebook and Instagram pages.
We seek to make the Christian faith relevant and desirable. We exist to enable people, from wherever they start,
to grow in their knowledge of and relationship with Jesus Christ. We also believe that the good news of the
gospel is for the whole person and as such we seek to provide a framework which provides pastoral help and
support for a very diverse congregation. In Wisbech the King's Church seeks to make an effectiv¢ contribution
to the work and witness of the church in this community and, in some small measure, to the world.
The church encourages its congregation to be involved with groups in the local community and has organised
some events in the community.
The ministry of the church in supporting people in need is growing.
Support is provided in a range of ways.
l. Emotional and spiritually - This includes a range of practical support as well as prayer ministry.
2. Financially - Grants and gifts are given to people in need.
3. Practically- People are supported with lifts, meals, help, signposting and much more,

THE KING'S CHURCH WISBECH
AIYNUAL REPORT
CONT'D
For the
ear ended 31 December 2024
Plans for the future
The church is considering entering into a partnership with a local Homelessness charity (The Ferry Project) to
provide furniture and household goods to local people. The details are being worked out. If it goes ahead this
partnership would start during 2025.
A. HAMMOND
Trustee
K. SMITH
Trustee
6 July 202S

THE KING'S CHURCH WISBECH
RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT
GENERAL FUND
For the
ear ended 31 December 2024
Unrestricted Restricted
Funds
Funds
Total
2024
Total
2023
RECEIPTS:
Donations, Legacies and Other
Similar Receipts:
Regular Giving/Offerings
Tax Recovered
Donations
Operating Activities to further
the Charity's Objects:
Sundry Income
Income from Investments:
Bank Int¢r¢st Received
49,784
11,683
250
49,784
11,683
1,402
48,304
11,839
3,734
1,152
352
740
740
283
TOTAL RECEIPTS
62,457
1,152
63,609
£ 64,512
PAYMENTS:
Grants to further the Objects
of the Charity:
Aid for Armenia
India
Kintsugi Hope
Christian Concern (CCFON)
Eternal Wall
Wisbech Foodbank
Open Doors
United Christian
IJM
Compassion Child Support
Other
720
365
720
1,000
440
720
720
480
720
720
720
384
1,230
640
635
440
720
720
480
720
720
720
680
420
480
480
I,415
384
1,230
4,370
CHARITABLE EXPENDITURE:
Charitable Activities:
Supported Ministry
Secretarial Wages and Expenses
Hire of Premises
Insurance
Telephone and Internet
Sundrics and Gifts
Training
Project and Event Expenses
Website and Publicity
Performance & Copyright Licences
Churches in Communities - Affiliation
Evangellcal Alliance - Subscription
Safeguarding Memb¢rship
Audiolvisual Equipment
25,800
6,037
6,467
573
346
532
669
2,354
1,947
777
360
100
150
945
25,800
6,037
6,467
573
346
582
669
3,454
1,947
777
360
100
150
945
23,450
4,967
11,066
568
736
650
1,582
5,477
1,372
484
360
100
50
1,100
1,653
Carried forward
53,442
2,619
56,061
60,950

THE KING'S CHURCH WISBECH
RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT
GENERAL FUND
CONT'D
For the
ear ended 31 December 2024
Unrestricted Restricted
Funds
Funds
Total
2024
Total
2023
Brought fonvard
53,442
2,619
56,061
60,950
Management and Administration:
Independent Examiner's Fees
Printing, Postage and Stationery
1,254
262
1254
262
1,140
229
TOTAL PAYMENTS
54,958
2,619
57,577
£ 62,319
NET RECEIPTS/
AYIIIENTS
for the year
7,499
(1,467)
6,032
2,193
BANKICASH BALANCE as at l January
37279
3,585
40,864
38,671
BANKJCASH BALANCE as at 31 December
44,778
2,118
46,896
£ 40,864

THE KING'S CItURCH WISBECH
STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
For the
ear ended 31 December 2024
Unrestricted Restrieted
Funds
Funds
General
Fund
Chari
Fund
Total
2024
Total
2023
MONETARY ASSETS:
Bank Current Account
Bank Savings Account I
Bank Savings Account 2
Cash in Hand
14,070
17,473
13,215
20
2,118
16,188
17,473
13,215
20
23,423
17,433
TOTAL CASH AT BANKIIN HAND
44,778
2,118
46,896 £ 40,864
NON-MONETARY ASSETS:
Other Assets:
Held for functional use by the Charity:
Various items of Audio and PA Equipment
Projector and Laptop Computer
Photocopier
All in good condition
LIABILITIES:
Crcditors tor Services provided
188 £
188
239
Note:
Restricted Funds comprise:_
Charity Fund:
Represents a balance of appeal monies received to be expended in 2025:
Aid for Amienia
Compassion Christmas Appeal
787
1,331
The Accounts have been prepared on a Receipts and Payments basis under Section 133 of the
Charities Act 2011.
For and on behalf of the Trustees
A HAMMOND
TRUSTEES
K. SMITH
06 July 2025

THE KING'S CHURCH WISBECH
NDEPENDENT EXAMINERS REPORT TO THE TRUSTEES OF THE KING'S CHURCH
WISBECH
I report to the Trustees on my examination of the Accounts of The King's Church, Wisbech (the Chaiity) for the
year ended 31 December 2024 which are set out on Page 5 to 7.
Res
onsibilities and Basis of Re
ort:
As the Charity's Trustees you are responsible for the preparation of the Accounts in accordance with the
requirements of the Charities Act 201 I ("the Act").
I report in respect of my examination of the Charity's accounts carried out under Section 145 of the Act and in
carrying out my examination I have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission
under Section 145(5)(b) of the Act.
Inde
endent Examiners Statement:
I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material matters have come to my attention in connection
with the examination giving me cause to believe that in any material respect:
l. accounting records were not kept as required by Section 130 of the Act. or
2. the accounts do not accord with those records.
have no concerns and hav¢ come across no other Enatters in ¢onnection with the examination to which
attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the Accounts to be reached.
K. J. DAY F.C.C.A
clo Whitings LLP
Chartered Accountants
12113 The Crescent
Wisbech
Cambs
PE13 IEH
6 July 2025