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2025-04-30-accounts

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN MISSION

CHARITY REGISTRATION NO. 1036915

ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR 1.5.24 TO 30.4.25

Other name by which the Charity is known: ‘Riverside Christian Ministries’.

Principal Address: 25 Wolverton Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth, BH7 6HU. Tel: 01202 396883. E-Mail: heatherrickman36@gmail.com

Main Objects of the Trust:

a) The Advancement of the Christian Faith as set out in the Nicene Creed.

b) The relief of people in poverty or special need including the provision for and assistance and support of orphans, widows, the elderly, handicapped and the physically and mentally ill.

Charity Trustees: Miss Heather Rickman, Mrs. Rachel Purser, Rev. Dr. Kenneth Baker and Mrs. Valerie Baker.

Activities and Achievements during the year:

INDIA

Riverside continued to support 12 children in a school and hostel in North-East India. It is in an area where there has been severe tribal fighting. Although their City is fairly quiet the situation is still very volatile.

Support was also continued for GNC in Delhi, who run a small school and Learning Centre as well as other activities. Support also continued for a lady Pastor who goes into various slums in Delhi to offer support and help to ladies and children in severe poverty.

Personal support was provided for Pastor Luke and a small school run by a local educated man.

ZIMBABWE, AFRICA

Support for a lady running Lethabisa School of Cutting, Designing, Dress and Patternmaking in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. This School trains women so that they can earn their own living and support their families.

PAKISTAN

Support for a Christian family in Pakistan and the school which they run.

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN MISSION – REPORT 2024/25 - CONTINUED

MOZAMBIQUE

Riverside is also continuing to help support a Missionary family in Mozambique. Their ministry includes teaching in a Mission School, running children’s work in various villages and planting churches. They are also building a Retreat House.

BRITAIN

The Web Site which enables people to listen to sermons from the Christian Renewal Meetings which were held in Bournemouth from 1979 to 1997 has continued. Many of the preachers were leading Christian Ministers from different denominations and various Countries. The Web Site is called www.riversidechristianministries.org/

RIVERSIDE CHRISTIAN MISSION

INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR 1[ST] MAY 2024 TO 30[TH] APRIL 2025

INCOME £ EXPENDITURE
General Donations
13888.06 Children’s Hostel in India, School,
7633.50
School fees, Transport etc.
Sponsorship and allocated gifts 3956.00
Hope of Bethesda Children’s Hostel 740.00
Gifts for GNC Projects, Delhi 1330.00 Children’s Learning Centres, Delhi
493 0.00
Including Gift Aid
Pastor Luke, India – Support, plus
3234.00
Sponsorship for Hope of Bethesda Children’s 615.00 support for teacher and school in India
Hostel, Tamil Nadu including Gift Aid
Support for Slum Project, Delhi 1388.00
Gifts for Slum Project, India, including G.A. 1551.00 Lethabisa School of Dressmaking, Zimbabwe 900.00
Support for school and family in Pakistan 2400.00
Gifts for Pastor Luke, India for support 70.00 Support for Missionary family in Mozambique 3600.00
Gift Aid Tax refund for Riverside 3668.29 Gift for Christian Worker in Kenya (returned £50
Gift Aid Rebate for Tailoring School, Zimbabwe 23.75 by bank and resent)
100.00
Including Gift Aid Support for Pastor Lenin following a stroke 950.00
Sale of items donated 135.52 Printing
62.40
Money returned by Bank and resent 439.50 Bank Charges 341.50
Mistake which was corrected 909.50 Mistake which was reimbursed 909.50
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26586.62 27188.90
Plus money in hand as at 30.4.24 18920.37 Excess Income over Expenditure 18318.09
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