Charity Number: 1041640
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TRUSTEES. REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
INCOME AND EXPENDITURE STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2022

Reports and Accounts
Contont$
Pag•
Adminislralive Details
Independenl ExornineT'S rfjport
Tru8198s Report
Slalemgnl ol Flnancial Acllvilb8
Balancg Sheèl
Notes to the AccA)untg

ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS OF THE CHARITY AND ITS TRUSTEES
Board of Trustees
Pastor A O Iruobe
Evelyn Odiaka
Princlpal office address
18 Upland Road
Kent
DA7 4NR
Accountants
Nuama & Co Ltd
102 Mitcham Lane
SW166NR
Bank8rs
Barclays Bank plc
Dartford High Street
Dartford

HOPE OF GLORY INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
Report of Trustees
in•< frir thp vp_ar Andèd 30th SeDtember 2022
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Executive Summary
Th6 2021-2022 rninislry year mar1(ed a season of extraordinary growth. transfomatitin. and impact for Hope of
Glory Inlgrnational Minislries. With increased church attendance and ris￿ng financial support. we expanded our
outreach, deepened our community engagement, and advanced our mission to empower individuals. slrengthfjn
fafflilies, and serve communities. This r8POrt outlines the key programmes, inbtiatives. and achievements that
defined our year.
1. GTOVrth in Attendance and Financial Support
Throughout the year, we experienced 8 steady increase in church attendance. refl¢cting renewed spiritual
hunger and community connection. This grovAh directly contributed lo a rise in charitable donations. enabling us
to scale our operations and doliver on our mission with 9realgr reach and effectiveness. The financial uplift
Ilowed us to axpand our outreach programmès, enhanco training initiatives, and Pfovide more comprehensive
suppcrt to those in ngad.
2. Empowem8nl and Fallowship Prograrnrnes
W8 delivered a robust calendar of empowemienl events targ8ling t)oth men and women. Our Ila9ship Women's
Empowemient Convention was Complemented by regular breakfast meetings and Tea & Coffee rnorn1ngs. which
addressed vital lrte topi¢s including health and woll-being, par8nlin9. ontfepren8urship. and career development.
These g8th8rings fostered holistic grovrth. spiritual encouragement, and mèxnlngful dialogue.
The Annual Mothers Arise Prayor Ministry continugd to be 3 cornerston8 Qf spiritual engagement, drawing
women from diverse backgrounds into ¢ollectivtr intercession. The progfamme generated numerous testimonial5.
affimiing its role in spirilval renewal and personal transfomation.
3. Family and Relationship Enfichm¢nt
Rgcogni5ing the importance ol strong farnily loundations. we hosted multiple hharriage Enrichment Seminars and
provide¢J couples counselling sessions. These initiatives offered biblical guidance and practical tools lor relational
healing, Communication, and covenanl restoration. Feedback from participants highlighted improved m8rits1
dynamics, renewed commitme￿t, and strengthened family bonds.
4. Youth Development and Skills Training
Youth engagement remained a slralegic priority. We conducted computer literacy workshops, music training
sgssions. and multimedia development programfne5 for both young people and adults. Thèso initiatives
equipped participants with essential digital and creative skills. 8nhanced employ8bilily. and fostered mentorship
and leadership dèvelopment. The programmes also provided safe spac8s Iof expression. léaming. and spsrrtual
growth.
5. Community Outreach and Seasonal Giving
Otjr outreach efforts expanded signifi¢antly. wilh targeled seasonal c8mpaigns and ongoing monthly support.
During Chrislmas, we executed a door-lo-door giveaway initiative. distributing chc¢olates, biscui15, and
Christmas turkeys (o families in need. Al Easter. we Conducted high street distributions ol East&r Qggs,
PTomoling joy. generosity, and eomrnunily connection.
In addition to these seasonal campaigns. our monthly outreach programme provid8d free food and beverages to
vulnerable individuals. These acts ol cornp8ssion were met with he8rtfelt gratitude and inspiring testimonials,
In response lo emerging needs. we introduced several now initialivos to dtrapen our cornmunity Impact. I he
8ack-lo-School Support Drive distributed essential school supplies lo children from low-incorne households,
elping them begin the academic year with confidence and dignity.
We launched M8ntal Health Awareness Seminars, addressing 8motional resilience, 51fess management, and
faith-based approaches lo mental h8allh. These sessions servgd both youth and adults. offoring practical tools
and spiritual encouragement.

HOPE OF GLORY INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
Our Community Clean-up and 8eaLJtilicalion Day mobilised volunteers to restore public spaces, promote
environmental stewardship, and demonslrale active love lor the neighbourhood. These initiatives reflect our
commitment lo holistic transfornialion-spirilually. socially, and environmentally.
Conclusion and Outlook
Hope ol GIDry International Ministries has made substantial strides in fulfilling ils mission to emF)ower lives,
restore farnili@s, and transform communities. The achievements of 2021-2022 reflect a dee￿nIng of impact, a
broadening of rèach. and a slrenglhaning of spiritual and so¢ial infrastructure. As we look ahead lo the coming
year. we remain ¢ornmitted to innovation, inclusivity, and 8x¢ellen¢e in servicg-conlinuing to shape lives and
communities through faith, compassion, and action.
The Trustees hav& 8dopled the provisions of the Statement of Recommended Practice ISORPI
'A¢counling and Reporting by Charities (Revised 20051 in preparing the annual report and financial
slalemenls of th8 charity.
ObS•¢tlve ol th• charlty as laid down by th• Trust Deed
The Core objects of the charity continue to bg..
To establish church8s, ministries and cornmunily events
To organise conventions. conferences and seminars
To carry out missionary 8¢1ivilies and
To promote festivals, ¢eltrbralions and exhibith'ons.
REVIEW OF CTIVITIES AND FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS
The slalement of financial activities is sel out on page 7 of the financial statements. A snapshot of the
financial results is sel out below..
Incomfr Generatlon
The main source of income is from lilhes. offerings and donations from members. During the year
under review the Income increased by 56.14°/0 10 £118,20912021 = £66,3671. These figures include
arnounts received or due under the Gift Aid system.
The incr6as8 is due to relocation of the church and also increases in members due to distance to
the new church location.
Investment Policy
Al present the Twslees hav8 decidgd lo leave all surplus funds in the account with their princip81
bankers.
Fundraising Actlvltle
Th& charity relies solely on contributions from 115 members. The Charity does not employ any
professional fundraising bodies.
Réstrl¢ted Funds
There are no restricted funds oporaled by the charity. All funds are available for use at the éiscrelion
of the Trustees.

HOPE OF GLORY INTERNATIONAL ￿NIsTRIEs
R￿eTwe$ Pollcy
The Tnjstees have decided lo as muth money as possible on furthering the core otg'eds
of the tharrty thilst maintainirvj Slthuenl ftJrKls to eNsure th8 Sustainabilty of the chatity.
To ath*ve this, the Trustees hav& *id8d to maintain an amount in the bank xcwnt to cov
at least a minimum ofthree months of nornial expendrture in èddits'on to any known additional
eX￿dttUre.
Revlèw of eharlty activit
The charity has continued to undertake aLthThes in line *rylh rts ot4ectives has seen grov
in gNing 10 rts %w)rk.
Governan￿ and Intsrnal Control
Apwinthlents dTnthe5 ¥e done by the exisling Trustees ￿th consultation cl the wew of the
urch memtws as to Irustsw)rthir￿s of 8p¢h p8rson.
Rbk Assossment
The Trustees consider the key OFerational, fina￿la1 and strategic risks that may have a bearir¥J
the activf(ies of the charity. Suitade rn￿ageMent informatiw Is a¥ailatAe to the Trustees on
regular basss lo mMitr* these nsts and 8lbw any mrtWFng xb.on to t* taken to &Jdress t￿.
Trust88s' Rgsponslbllltles
Chanty ￿ requires the Trustees to prepare financsal statements for each finanoal year %thich
give true and f8irwe•V ofthe slate of afft4r5 charty aThJ of its financial ￿•vItieS fu the year
In pvèparlng thos• flnanclal Statem￿ls. th• Trust￿ arn r•qulrn tr4:
1 select suitable accounttng pdtcies and apF4y them C￿5￿81entty,"
2 makejudgments and estimates that are reasonats￿ and prudent.,
3 state whether a?￿icable accounts'ng staThJards and statements of recommended
practice have bw fdlo*ed. sut4'e(a lo any deprtures disclosed ar￿ ewk7ined in
the financial statements..
4 prepare the finarKia slalorr*nts on the c￿e￿A baws unless rt is ttyprcpri8te
lo assume that the Charity wll ￿tinUe in ryeratK)n.
The Trustees are respor6ible for keep￿ accourrting finar￿1￿ records which disdose wlh
reaScfja￿e XcUr￿Y at any time the finartial pc6rtion of the ¢*arrty and lo enatAe thwn to
ensu￿ that the financ￿1 statements com with the Charities Acts 1993. They are also
reswsible safeguarding the assets ofthe ¢harty hence for taking reasonatAe steps for
th8 prevention and detection ol traud or other Irwulanties.
The report was apwoved by the Board on the 12 May 2023 aThJ signed on its behave by
Pastor A O Iruobe
Twstee Chaimian

HOPE OF GLORY INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
Independ•nt Examiner's Report to the Trustees of th¢ Charity
for the year endod 30 Soptember 2022
Independent Examlnerfs Stat•m•nt. report and opinlon
Subjgct lo the limitations Upon the scope of my work as d8lail8d above in connection with my
examination, I can confirm thal
11 In accordanc& with Regulation 31 of The Charities IAc¢ounls and Reports) regulations 2008
IThe R&gul8lionsl the accounts ol this incorporated charity ar8 not required to b8 audited under
Part 16 01 the Companies Act 2006,. this is a report in respect of an examination Carritrd out undgr
section 145 of the Act and in a¢cord8n¢e with any direclions given by the Commission under
subseclionlsllbl of that section which are applicable". and that. no matter has corne lo my allenllon
n connection with my examination which gives me reasonable c8U58 lo believe that in any
matsiial r8spfjcI the requirements..
il lo kegp accounting records in accordanco Wth $gclion 386 of the Companies Act 2006.,
ill lo preparg flnancial 51a18m8nts which accorcs with the gccounling rècords and comply with the
accountin9 requirements ol secllon 396 of the Companbs Act 2006 and,.
illl that the financial slalements be prepared in accordance with the m8lh(xls and principles 881
out in the Stalomenl ol R8commonded pracliee - Ac¢ounling and Reporting by Charilles have
not been mel.. Dr
21 to which, in my opinion, attention should be drawn in my report in order lo enablè a proper
understanding of Ihg accoun15 to be reached,
Yaw Nuama
Nuama & Co Ltd
Chartor¥tJ Certified A¢¢ounlanls
102 Milcharn Lane
London
SW166NR

HOPE OF
RY INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
(INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNTS)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 SEPTEMBER 2022
UNRESTRICTED
FUNDS
UNRESTRICTED
FUNDS
2022
2021
NOTE
INCOMING RESOURCES
Tithes. glft aid and 51mllar incom8 resources
118,209
66,367
TOTAL INCOMING RESOUCES
RESOURCES EXPENDED
Charitable activiligs
Governance Costs
110,374
0,413
60,797
10,023
TOTAL RESOURCES EXPENDED
118,787
70.820
MOVEMENT IN TOTAL FUNDS FOR THE YEAR.
NET INCOMEIEXPENDITUREI FOR THEYEAR
1,422
14,4531
TOTAL FUNDS AS AT 30 September 2021
8,995
13.448
TOTAL FUNDS AS AT 1 Octob•r 2022

HOPE OF GLORY IKfERNATIONAL PAINISTRIES
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 30 September 2022
2022
2021
FIXED ASSErs
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
5,755
5.755
16,868
16,e88
CURRENT ASSErs
Deposrts and Cash al
5,412
5.412
1.610
1,610
LIABILITIES
Creditors. Am￿ntS fallNig within one year
17501
13.3031
Net current assets
11.6931
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT UABIUTIES
10,417
8.995
CHARITY FUNDS
Unreslncled lund8
10,417
8,995
TOTAL FUNDSIIDEFICITSI
We 8ppme these aceounls which comprise the Recelpl8 & Payments. Statwnents ofAssels & Liabilrties
aTrJ rolated notes. We acknowledge our reSpOn￿bIlItY lor the a￿OUnt$, including th8 appropri8leness of
the ae¢ounting basi$ as sel out in rn18 1, ond for provlding all t￿ 1nlomalis￿ and exF48natlon$ ngces98ry
lor their com
Tru•t••
115
Tru¥te•
On behall of the Chartty

HOPE OF GLORY INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
Profit And Loss Account
For the year ended 30 September 2022
2022
2021
Income
Gift aid
JRS Grants
Tith8 & offarings
Total Income
Expenses
Charltable actlvlti08
Building Project
Children's ministry
Electricity
Equipment expensed
Hiring of H811
Honorarium
Insurance
Legal and professional
Missions
Motor expenses
Muslc
Rent
Repairs and malnlenance
SoftwaT6
Stationery and printing
Telephone and fax
Travel and subsislenoe
Wag8s and salaries
Web & inl&rnel
Welfare
Women's mlnlslry
39,254
917
52,377
13,990
52,377
118,209
66,367
35,613
1,848
1,115
699
3,732
13,537
1.178
673
70
3.632
1,483
85
1.175
63
1,149
500
24,556
2,125
197
829
798
239
605
30,961
4,027
1.114
464
10,010
393
3,431
1.382
18,458
927
3,518
Gov8rnanc8 costs
Aecounlanls fées
Bank charges
8ookke8ping
Cleaning
Depreciation
Publicity and advert
Sundry expenses
750
7X)
596
228
4.933
18
5.512
253
2894
495
Total expenditure
116,787
70,820
Surpluslldeficlll
1,422
4,453
Fund balance b
Fund balance clfwd
8.995
13,448

HOPE OF GLORY INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
Notes to Ihe financlal statements
for the year ended 30 September 2022
1 TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Furniture, fitting Motor vehicle Total
and equipment
2 COST
Al 1 October 2021
Additions
63,534
16,435
79,969
As 30 September 2022
DEPRECIATION
At 1 October 2021
Charge for the year
61,888
1,646
7,393
3,287
69,281
4.933
As 30 September 2022
534
NET BOOK VALUE
As 30 September 2022
As 30 September 2021
1,646
9,042
10,688
STATEMENT OF FUNDS
BROUGHT
FORWARD
INCOMING
RESOURCES CARRIED
RESOURCES EXPENDITURE FORWARD
Unrestricted funds
General funds
8,995
8,995
118209
118209
116787
116787

HOPE OF GLORY INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES
Notes to th• Accounts
for the yèar ended 30 Sopt•mber 2022
1 ACCOUNTING POLICIES
8as18 ol J¢¢ountlrbg
Thé financkql stat8m8Tlts are prèpargd in accordance with appllcabl8 accounting standards
using the Historical Cost Convention.
The financial statements reflecl tho ￿qUiremen18 of the r8vlsed Slatem8nt of R6commend8d
Practice 'Accouniing for Ch8ritie8' ISORPI. The Charity C4)mpli8d wrth be$l pradic& 8t the bme
of preparing these accounts.
Tanolbl• Flxod Ass•ts
I rixed 85sel$ ar? ¢apitsli5eLI Th8 charge for iSepreci8tion io ￿kul￿ted to ￿11• off th8 cost of
tho fixed 88sets over iheir useful I￿Ve8 on the following b3se$'.
Equipmgn¢
25% on the reducing bal8nce
Moior Vehicles 25% on the r8ducing balanc
GENERAL
These Accounts hav8 been prep8red on the receipt5 and payment$ basis and in 8ceordane8 Wth
applicable Accouftiing Standards and the ChBrilable SORP. ISt•t•ment of Recommgnd•d Practice
on Accounting by Chantiesl.
In¢omtr
5ncome is accounted lof on accruals basis. excepl for donations. wttieh are credited whèn rerAv•d
Thes¢ reprèsenls gifts, donalDn5. tithes. offerin9s. pledges. Gill Aid and bank interest given lo the
2 Ch•rltable Don•tlon• & Glfts to MI￿lOn5
These r8pras8nl amounts given to various indiviOu818. orgoni$atiDns and other ch8rit8blo trust$.
Honofarium to vlsilirvJ speaker¥ Ond remittancei for ml8$K)nary work
Expondlture
All expenditure is accounted lor on an accru818 bas16.
Resovrce5 expended on charilable aclivillej compdse all Ihtr resour¢e5 applied by the Charity in
undertaking its work lo moèt its charitable objective5. Thesg Costs Include tho difect costs of the
charitable activities wilh those support cos¢$ inCU￿d that anab￿9 thes& 8ctlvilie$ to b8
undortaken.
El￿nditure on govèm8nce c05tS ore the costs Incurred by Ihe charily to op¢ralO and to generate
the infofmatioTr raquired for public Bccouniabillty.
Fund$
The charity'$ funds are unrgSiriCt8d and are avallable for usa al the discretion ol th• Board ol
TnJ$teg$.
8oafd of Try•t•88 Remun•ratlon •nd eypon8•S
No rernuneraiion directly or indiwctly out of the funds was paid or payabl6 for to any of lh8
Trustee5 for Ihoir dut18$ as trns18es.
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