EXETER VINEYARD CHURCH
Exeter Vlneyard Church (A company Ilmlted by guarantee)
Unaudited Flnancial Ststements
Perlod 1st January 2024 to 31st December 2024

Exeter Vlnayard Church Unaudltsd Flnanclal Statements.
Period 1st January 2024 to 31st DeGember 2024
Contsnts
Pag• Numb•r
Legal and Adminlstrative Infomatbon
Trustees Annual Repcxt
Independent Examiner'8 Report
Stat8rnent of Flnanclal Activllles
9-10
11
Balanc8 sheet
12-13
Not88 to th8 Flnandal Statements
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Exetor Vlneyard Church Unaudited Financial Statements.
Period 1st January 2024 to 31st December 2024
Admlnlstratlve and Refernnce detalls
Charity name
Exeter Vin8yard Church
Reglstefed Chartty Number
1052898
Reglstered Company Number
03149728
Reglstered Addres8
5 Bamfield Cr8scen( Exetsr EX11 QT
Current Trustee8
Mr. D J Vinall
Mr. M l Denlon
Mr. S White
Mr. C Flannagan
Mr. S Johns
Independent Examiner
Karen Silcox MAAT
Plumtroe Bookkeeplng
19 Beverley Close
Exeter
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Exeter Vlneyard Church Report of the Trustees (Including report of the
Directors)
Perlod 1st January to 31st December 2024
Structure, Govamanco and Managoment
Governlng Document
The Charity is cx>ntrolled by ts gov8mTng document, a deed of trust dated 4th Juty 2005 and
c¥)n8titutes a Ilmlted I￿1panY. Ilmited by guarantee, as defined by the Companles Act 2006. A board
of twstees administers the charity and meets on a regular ba&'s througtmyrt the year.
Rlsk Management
The trustees havo a duty to Identlfy and revlew the risks to which the charlty18 exposad and to 6n8ure
approprlate (x)ntrols are In place to wovlde reasonable 8&8urance agaln8t fraud arKI arror.
Objactlvas of the Charlty
The objedives of Exeter Vineyard Churth (EVC) are 88 follows:
The furtherance ol rellglous and secular publlc educatlon
The advanL¥rnent of the Christian faith Including missionary aC￿VIlle5 in the United Kingdom
and overseas and a180 Including but rK)t Ilmlted to the plantlng of new churches and
organ18atlons of congregatlons.
The rdief of the poor and neety
The rell8f of the sick and elderly
Such other charStabl8 objects and for the benefit of such other charftable bodles and
institutlons 88 the Trustees shall 8e8 fft
Organlsatlonal Structure
The trustee8 Vrt)0 served during the year and up lo tho date of the rewi was appioved are as follow8:
Mr. D J Vlnall
Mr. M l Denton
Mr. S White
Mr. C Flannagan (Reslgned on 3rd M8rth 2025)
Mr. S Johns
The power of appolnllng new tru8lee818 vested In the sur¥lvlng or (x)nfjnulng trustees.
Publlc Benofft
When plannlng our activites for the year. the trustees have consldered the Charlty Commlssloner3'
guidance on publlc benefit and in Part1￿j1ar the speofic guidance for chartlies on the advancement of
rellglon for the publlc benefft and the relief of poverty for the publlc benefit. The trustees consider that
the activities summarised below prrnfjde benefrt to those ￿0 %￿lshIP at our church, to the wider
communlty In Exeter. to th8 United Kingdom. and to the world.
Revlew of Activltles
EVC Is a falth communlty of around 80 hou8ehohts. Thls coverg a wlde age range, bgckgrounds and
Ilfe stages.

Activities for the Benefft of our Church Community
At Exeter Vtneyard Churth we are tying to create a mU1￿eneratk)nal arKI dlverse (x)mmunty that
encourages hollth w8lkbeing for both our m8mb8rs arKI people wl)o coma into oxtaci with our
actlvltles.
As such. belng highly relatlonal Is a strong valu8 far us. We meet as a *thole church communty Iwlce
month for a Sunday service. This is a meeting centred around the Christs'an faith, and vthlle the vast
rnajoiity of people th8re are Chrfstlans. we do have people vtho are curious and explorlng th&8e Ideas.
We start our seNices with a shared breakfasL before a more tr8ditk>nal worship seNice. We hav8
separate actlvltles for chlldren that allow them to experienc* churth in an age appropriate way. This
often Involves playlng games doing (xafts.
Along￿de our fortnightly Sunday 8eNlce, we have a nurnbor of 8maller groups that m88t for shared
meals throughout the month. We call th888 Hubs and they can vary In numb8r from 6 to 30 people.
These are gathering6 which we described as 'church around the dinner table" and arn lod by a team
of 22 volunto8r8.
Hubs Involve people of all ages. Includlng famllles wlth thlldren. We flnd that the8e smalbr and more
Infom)al gatherlngs better 8utt the ryeallon of strong and 8UPPOrtlve relatlonships between membern.
It a180 oncourag08 contrlbuoorb from members, 80rnathlng wo belleve Is poshlve and importanL
We 8180 recomm8fKI people to get Involved In 8maller groups. cAll8d Dlsdp186hip Groups. Th181s a
programme lo empower people to engage In thelr falth In thelr everyday Ilves and to help members
8UPPOrt each olher.
We have separate groups for young p6ople. Messy Church Is a very Informal and crealfve expresslon
of church. Our monthly Messy Church session attracts a number of f8milies from the local communlty
and for whom It Is thelr only interaction with the church. We have $88n this provide6 SUPPOrt for them
by brlnglng tr￿M Into a group wtth other5 at a Slmllar stage of Ilfe. We have 8eon a number of famllle8
Joln during the year, from 8 wide variety of bathground8.
For tsenagers we have a monthty Y￿ club sesslon. where we have foojsed on 88tabllshing good
relatlonships belweon our teenagers and 8n(x)uraglng wslb've mental w811-belng. There is also a
spedfic dl8cu88lon group for the older teenagers once a month, where they 8re able to thlnk about the
deeper and more phlbsophlcal a8P8cts of Ille and falth. In October 2024. for our fourth year, Dave
Vlnall and 2 volunteer youth leaders took 13 teenagers on a resldential weekend away in North Devon
and this was a really positlve <x)mmunty buildlng exp8r18n(x. The thwne of this weekend was healthy
relatlonshlps In a dlgltal 8ge and we were Jolned by PJ Lfvett from RePhra8e. who provides RSE
trainlng to schools. coll8g8s and churche8.
Bolng a mulligenerational community there were numerous opportunities to help people at SP8dfic Ilfe
stages In 2024. Thls Included supportlng through bereavemenc having a baby. Illness, relatlonal
breakdown and so on. Specifically we were able to help older members of the congregation with
thlngs such as medlcal appointrnents, ald to get to our activities. liaising with statutory agenaes and
preventlng k)neliness.
Rachel Cock, our Operations Manager, actively ensures that those membern of our church communtty
who could be fr￿ isolated are contacted, induded and looked after.

Actlvltles for the Benefft of the Local Communlty
One of our key aims is that Exeter Vineyard is a benefft to the wider communty. A8 prevlously
detsiled, a kay organisational structure for us is Hubs. As thes8 groups meet locally in and around
Exeter they have had great opporbJnlth8S to meet local naeds, suth as 8UPPOrtlng vulnerable people
or organislng communty events. Looking forward, th18 Is an aspect of Hubs that we want to
enL¥Jurage and explore further.
The Crossllnes team provides a weekty hot meal to homeless and vulnerdbly 1K￿ed p80ple on
Monday nights, every week of the year. There are a team of ab(yJt 20 people who help wlth
Cros81in8s. Including team members who wepar8 the food. WI￿ work in tha kitchen and those who
serve the guests. Thls gives opporlunty to befriend people In thls communtty, offerlng emotional and
practlcal support and signposting where further help is n88ded. The team receive training and those
who cook the food have achleved a food safety and hygiene qualfficatlon.
In 2024 we 8P8nt £1,396 ￿ thls a¢￿, whlch wlll Include food costs, as well as replacsng certaln
pieces of equipment. The team also threw a special Christrnas meal, whlch Included watter-service.
the opportunlty to choose thelr dlnner from a menu. a decorated special venue and Ilve musiG.
Sarah Vlnall, who heads up th18 taam,18 Invofved in the Exeter thurch88' ￿)MbIned response to
homele88nes8 In Exeter. Stephen Whfte and Peter Grlgorey fram Exetsr Vlneyard Church are truste08
of the Crossline8 charfty, *thlch18 the tru8t that owns the bulldlng.
Through the Govemmerf8 Community Spon8or8hlp Sch8me we have worked wlth Iwo other Ex8ter
churches. Exeter Netwo￿ Church and Belmont Chapel, to hou8e and support refugea famllles. Durfng
2024 continued the support ol two Syrian famllies, whlle welcoming the third f8mlly from Iraq. Thls
support Indude8 arr8nglng hou81ng, eduCa￿on and requlred healthcare. Volunteers provld8
wraparound care and Support as the family adjusts to life in Exeter. whlle Inevbtably d8aling the
traumatlc events that led them to bel￿￿ refugees.
Durlng 2024 th18 three church CA)Ilaboratk)n reglstered a8 a tharlty In Its (Y*n rfght- Churches Actlon
for Refijgee R68ettlement In Exeter (CARRIE) - and Dave Vinall18 a trustee. Durlng 2024 EVC
donated £1,000 to CARRIE lo top up the furKI8 requlred for the thlrd famity.
We have 8UPPOrted other local inltiatives and chariti88, lth wlth funds. o)Ilecllons and volurrteor
support. Thls Indudes Exeter Foodbank. YMCA Exeter. and Southwest Youth Mlnl8trle8.
Actlvltles for Internatlonal Benoflt
We have maintained conn8CtTrons wlth thurch86 In India. Swilzefland arKI S￿theffl Africa. The88 ara
prlmarfly relallonal connectlons
We have u)ntlnued our finandal support for Matt and Llz Wlsbey In thelr work Wydlff Blble
Translators. While they ar8 based in Gloucester. Matt is involved in Literacy work through tha
'Language, Educath)n and Development (LEAD) Asia-Paclfic' team and through trainlng In the UK as
part of the Moorlands College School of Language and Scrfpture MA course. We gave £840 toward8
their livlng costs in 2024. They had a glowing report from Wycliffe for their contribution to the
organlsadon in 2024.
We finandally support Daniel and Suzy Dugmore. arml thelr famlty, for thelr work with YWAM in
80uthern Africa. They are now based in South Afriix and oversee YWAM'S work in 5 nations of
southern Afrlca, the alm of providlng rellef from povety. medical assistance. c¢ynmunity bulldlng
and training young Malawians. We gav8 £1.550 in 2024. which indudes general monthly support and
gift towards a lengthy trip they took to visit YWAM bases across the reglon.

Staffing
Dav8 Vlnall is employed full tlme as the church's Pastor. HIS role Is to with members of the
church to d8velop the direction and activities of the church. He tak8s a pastoral role for the members
of th8 church and espe(aally for the volunteer leaders. He also organlses arKI runs actlvities for our
secondary school aged children.
Sarah Vinall18 employed part-tlme In the role of Senior Pastor. She is also our Safegu8rdlng
Coordinator. rurks the Crosslines team and our primary sthool chiklren's acliviiies. induding Messy
Church. Sarah Is invofved in establlshing new projects In the Church and supportlng thelr development
and ongoing work. Sarah works 2.5 days a week.
Adam Porter18 vnrklng one day a week as A8SiStant Pastor and continues to help support Dave In
dlfferent aspects of churth acfjvlty. He organises our t8am of muslclans and supports our forthlghtly
Sunday 88rvlce.
Rachel Coth 16 our Operations Manager and works 2 days a *wk. She Ilaises with extemal
provlder8, make8 venue 1x￿kINd8, manage8 our communlcatlons and o)ordlnates pa8toral care for
Isolated member8.
Ken Brown Is our Flnance Admlnl8trator 6 hour8 a week He helps wlth the organl8adon'8 financlal
recording and reporting.
Jacob 818ckburn was empk)yed for 6 hours a week to organise our webslte and dlgttal
communlcatlon, 5ncludlng produdng the vldeo materlal that our Hubs us8. In September 2024 he
8topped belng an employee and wwitched to working freelance to do S￿ne of the same activitles.
Voluntsern
Volunt•er8 cary out the majorlty of actlvlUe8 in the ¢*urch. These are members of the church who
take rosponsibillty to organise and run activitses. There are about 45 peopl& involv8d in setting up and
runnlng our Sunday servlces. as well as people helping wlth Crossllnes. Roundabout. CHARIS Exeter
and activltles for young people.
Our Hub groups are led by volunteers. Th&8e volunteer leaders V￿rk th Dave and Sarah Vlnall to
organise and oversee 8Ctivitle8, including a signfficant role In organlsing activities and pastoral
support for members of the church. Recognl$ing their eontributlon as volunteers. Hub Leaders are
supported as a priority by Dave and Sarah and the staff team. Throughout the year we have meetings
for tralnlng 8nd 8UPPOrt 8nd we spent £694 on thls across 2024.
Property
We renl St Leonard's Church of England Primary School for our Sunday servlc8s. uslng thelr halls.
kltchen and smaller ny)m8 for ¢)ur 8erylce and chlklren'8 aclivlues. We do thls on the flrst and third
Sunday of the month.
We hlre a local communty centre for Messy Church arKI our youth dub.
We have equipment stored, for free, on the fami of a church member. We dld have equipment stored
in a storage unit, but in January 2024 the items were moved to Dave & Satah's house and the garage
of a church member. who allows the equipment to be stored there for free. There were scffne costs for
racking.

Networklng and Wlder Involvement
We play an active role In the Vlneyard denomlnation In the UK. Dave arKI Sarah have attended
several m881ings for Vineyard pastor5 in the South West and Wales region arKI we provtde financial
8UPPOrt to VSn8yar(I Churches UK and IrelarKI on a ba85s, tolalllng Just under £5.800 thls year.
This money is used ty VCUKI for SUPFrf)ftiNJ churches. starting new ones. training leaders and
communty initiatives.
We also have g)od relationships wlth lo(xl thurc*es through dty4wide not￿ and are involved vAth
cr08&church Inthfjves. mosl notably the churthe8' response to hou81ng In the dty. Natlonally, we are
members of the Evangellcal Alliance.
Actlvltles for Genaratlng Funds
The vast majority of our funds are raised through donatlons and Glft-Ald clalms. Everythlng doroted
Is us8d to support the apAociated activities in line with the charilable aims and objectives of EVC.
Plans for the Future
During 2024 we have been able to contlnue our acmies. streamllning some of the organisatlon and
tralnlng and 5nvolvlng more volunleers. We have seen more people comlng to our Sunday Ser¥ke8
and jolnlng Hubs.
In 2025 are golng ts conts'nue this. wlth an emph8818 on empow8rlng member8. We plan further
tralnlng for our volunteer Hub leaders. There are plans to look for further opportunttles to collaborate
wlth other thurches In Exeter.
In the summer of 2024 Dave ar￿ S8r8h trjok 8 64veek half-sabbatlcal and they wlll be laklng anoth8r
&w88ks away from acllve dutS88 In the summer of 2025. Thls Is an opportunlty for them to refresh and
recharge.
Flnanclal revlew
Th8 charity made a surplus 01 £13,549 (2023 d8fidt of £4.195). Overall in￿rne increased by £1,994.
Income from donatSons Increased by £3,928 from £122,993 In 2023 to £126,921 In 2024. Incom8 from
bank interest also increased by £1.127 from £7.397 in 2023 to £8.524 in 2024. Income from charitable
actlvltles decreased by £3,061 from £4.467 in 2023 to £1,406 in 2024.
Total expendlture decreased by £15,749 from £139,052 In 2023 to £123.303 In 2024. The deuease In
spend can be accounted for as follows:
£4.375 restricted funds donated In 2023 Ixrt nol repeated in 2024
£4,629 decrease In spending on Leaders development and events In 2024 when compared
wlth 2023
£5.294 decrea8e on special trip8 In 2024 *then compared wlth 2023
An overall reduction on other spend of £1,451 with some cost Increas88 belng offset by other
cost decreases.
Staffing costs decreased by £1,412. In part thls can b8 attributed to a decrease in pald staff tim8 of 6
hours from September 2024.
The Charitable compan￿$ funds totalled £191.863 of whlch £137,423 is restricted for a building.
Reserves Pollcy
EVC seeks to retsin cash r888rves equivalent to thr8e months of operating u>sts. We hav8 set this al
£25,000. Unrestrlcted reserves (not Induding the designated fund) totslled £48,480. Thls is more than
enough to cover current commitments Ixrt is undar regular revi6w by the trusle8S.

Statament of Trust•o8 Responslbllltles
Th8 Trust88&1DlrectorB' Rewt has been prepared in accAirdanc* with the provisions in the
Companles Act 2006 relallng to small companles.
11 was approved by Ihe trustees on 111th 8•p*th 2025 and *ned on thelr b8half by
Trustee

CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
Independent examinerfs report
on the accounts
Report to the
trustoesldlrectorsl
membern of
Exeter Vineyard Church
On accounts for the year
ended
31 st December 2024
Charlty no.:
1052898
Company no.:
03149728
Sot out on pagos
11-26
I report to the charity trusteas on my examlnatlon of th8 accounts of the
Company for the year ended 3111212024
Rospon•lbllltles and
basls of report
As the charws trustees of the Company (who are also the directors of the
company for the purposes of company law), you are responsible for the
preparation of the accounts In accordance with the r8quirements of the
Companies Act 2006 (Ihe 2006 Acr).
Havlng satisfied myself that the accounts of the Company are not required
to be audited for this year under Part 16 of the 2006 Act and are eligible for
Independent examination. I report in respect of my examination of your
charity's accounts as carried out urKler section 145 of the Charftles Act
2011 (Ihe 2011 Acf). In carrying out my examination, I have followed the
Directions glven by the Charity Comrnission (under sectK)n 145(5){b) of the
2011 A
Indepandont
examinerfs statement
I have completed my examination. I confimi that no material matters have
come to my attenlion which gives me cause to believe that:
accounting records were not kept in ac￿dance with section 386 of the
Companies Act 2006; or
• the accounts do not accord such records; or
. the accx)unts do not {￿mplY with relevant accounling requirements under
section 396 of the Companies Act 2006 other than any requirement that the
accounts give a 'true and fair. view which is not a matter considered as part
of an independent examination; or
•the accounts have rK)t been prepared In accordance wlth the Charities
SORP (FRS102).
I have no ￿ncernS and have come across no other matters in connection
with the examinalion to which attention should be drawn in this report in
order to enable a proper understsnding of the accounts to be reached.

Slgnod:
Dats:
1910912025
Name:
Karen Silcox
Relevant prnfesslonal
quallficatlon(s) or body (If
any):
Member of the Association of Accounting Technicians (AAT)
Licence number 1003207
Address:
19 Beverfey Close
Exeter
X2 5NJ
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Charity Name Exeter Vineyard Church
ChArity No
Company
1052698
03149728
Annual accounts for the period
To
Perlod end
111r2024
3111212024
Section A Statement of financial activities (including
summary income and expenditure account)
unrMtr1ct￿ Income
funds
fund•
Total
fund•
R•comm•nd•d c•t•gorfe• by actmty Not•8
Prlor yoar
fund•
Incom•
F01
F02
F04
F05
Incom• and •ndowm•nts from:
126.921
1.406
126,921
1,406
122,993
4,467
Ch•rlt•bkn aGII
705
129,032
7.819
7,819
8.524
136,851
7.397
134,857
Total
Expendlturn
Exp•ndttur• on:
Ra181ng fvnd•
123,302
123,302
123,302
123,302
139.052
139,052
rotal
Net Incom￿(0xpendfture)
Reconclllatlon of
funds..
5,730
7,819
13,549
-4,195
Totat fund• t¥tyJght ftxwwd
Total funds canled fonvard
48.710
54,440
129.604
137.423
178.314
191.863
182.509
178.314
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. Charity Name Exetar Vineyard
Church
Charity No
Company
No
10fj289
03149728
Section B Balance sheet
Lks a* Ils4 DeLothbr |
2ozlk
R•strlctod
Unr•8trlctod Incom•
fund•
fund•
Totsl th1* Total last
yoar
Notes
Flx•d assets
Tanglbh asmts
1,688
1.688
2.250
2,250
Total fixod
Currnnt a•uls
D•btorn
3.095
3.095
2.424
Ca•h at bank and In hand
Tot•1 curnt assets
10
53,805
56.900
137.423
137.424
191,229
194.324
177.537
179,961
Cr•dltorn: amunts falllng du• wlthln
one yoar
11
4.148
4,148
3,897
Net cunvnt •ssots/(Ilabllltl•sJ
52,752
137.423
190,175
176,064
Total n•t ass•ts or Il•blllU•8
54.440
137.423
191,863
178,314
Fund• of th• Charlty
R••trICt￿ Income fund•
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137,423
137,424
129,604
D•slgn•tsd fiind•
Unrnstrlct•d funds
5,959
5,959
5,222
48.480
54.440
48,480
191.863
43,488
178,314
Totsl funds
137,423
The company wa8 •ntld•d to •x•mpth>n from •udlt und•r s477 of th• Comp•nl•8 Act 2006 rnlatlng
to small companl
The membws have not requlr•d th• company to obtaln an audlt In accordance wlth $•cth>n 476 of
the Companlos Act 2006.
Tho dlrnctorn acknowledg• thelr rnsponslbllltl•s for complylng wlth th• r•qulrements of tho
Companl•s Act wfth rnspoct to ac￿untIng records and the prnparatlon of accounts.
These accounts h•ve been wep•rnd In •ccordance wlth the provlslon$ appllcabl• to small
mp•nlo5 $ubJ•¢t to th• sm•ll companl•s rnglm• and In accofdanu wlth FRS102 SORP.
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Slgned by one or two truste8sldirerAors on behalf of all the
trustee&ldlreciorn
Print Name
Slgnature of dlre(kn authenticallng acrx>unts belng sent to
Cornpanles Hou88
Slgnature
16/oq 12025
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Exeter Vlneyard Church Period 1st January to 31st December 202
Sectlon C - Notes to the Accounts
Note 1 Basls of Prnparatlon
1.18asl8 of a¢￿untIng
These accounts hav8 b88n prepared under the hislorlcal cost convention with items recognlsed at
cost or transadon valu8 unless otherwlse stated In lh8 relevarrt note(s) to the8e accounts.
The accounts have been prepared in accordance with:
the Statement of Recommended Practice: ACcI￿nting and Reporting by Charltbe8 preparlng
their accA)unts Sn accordance *fjth the Flnanaal ReF)Orting Standard appllcable In the UK and
Republlc of Ireland (FRS 102) Issued on 16 July 2014
Ihe Flnandal ReportlNJ Slandard appllcable In Ihe Unlted Klngdom and Republlc of Ireland
(FRS 102)
and with the Chartlles Act 2011.
The charity conslilutes a publtsc b8n8fft entity as d8fined by FRS 102.
12 Golng Conc•m
These accounts have been prepared on a golng concern basls, Th8 trustees have set a resep4es
policy of holding £25.000 in unrestricted reser¥es. At the and of 31st D8cernber 2024 the charity hold8
sufflclent unre5tr1cted reserves. The trustees are confident that the charity will contlnue to operate for
the next 12 months.
1.3 Chang• In accountlng pollcle8
The accounts present a trua and fair vlew arKI no tharoo8 have been made to the accounttng polldes
adopted In the note 2.
1A Chang•• to accountlng estlmat••
No thanges to aca>unting 6stlmat88 have occurred In the reportlng p8rlod
1.5 Materlal prfor ￿11 •ffor•
No materlal prlor year errors have been Iden￿ned In the reportlng perlod.
1.6 Fund accountlng
Unrestricted funds are avallable for use at th8 dlscrellon of the trustees In lurtherance of the
general objectives of the charlty. Unrestricted funds include a revaluats'on reserve
representlng the restatement of Investrnent assets at market values.
DesSgnated funds are unr8strict8d furmls earrnarked by the trustees for particular purpos88.
Restrlcted funds are 8ubJeded to r88tr1dlons on thelr expendlture Imposed by the donor or
through tho tom￿ of an appeal.
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Note 2 Accountlng Pollcles
2.1 Income
Rocognltlon of Incom•
Incorne is inclLKled in the Ststement of Flnand81 Acbvlties (SOFA) wthen
the charlty becomes entitled to the resourc8S
it is more likely than not that the trust88s will receive tho re%>urce8;
the monetsry value can be measured wtth sullldent relSablllty.
Offuttlng
There has been no off8ettlng of a88ets and Ilabilltles, or Income and expens88, unless required or
perniltted by the FRS 102 SORP or FRS 102.
Grnnts and donatlons
Grants and donations are only Included In th6 SOFA when the general income reo)gnltk>n crltarla arn
met (5.10 to 5.12 FRS102 SORP).
Tax roclalm• on donatlons and glft•
Gift Atd receivable is Induded in in(x)me whon ther8 is a valid d8daration from th8 donor. Any Glft Ald
amount recovered on a donatlon Is cons5dered to be part of that gift and Is treated as an addltSon to
the same fund as the initial donatK)n unless the donor or the terms of the appeal have specified
otherw18e.
Volunt••r help
The valu8 of any voluntary help received Is nol Induded In the accounts but18 de8crlbed In the
trusl8es' annual report.
Incom• from Int•r••( royaltl•s •nd dlvld•nds
Th1818 Included In the accounts when rKolpt18 probable and the amount recelvable can be measured
rellably.
2.2 Expandlturn
Uablllty r•eognltlon
Liabilities are recognised where it is mor8 likely than not that there is 818gal or con8tructive obligation
commlttlng the charlty to pay out re80urc88 and the amount of the ob119ati￿ be measured wlth
reasonable certainty.
Crodltor•
The ¢harlty has credltor8 whlch are measured at seluement amounts less any trade dlscounts.
2.3 Assets
Tanglbh fixod assets for by charlty
These are capltallsed Ir they can be used for more than one year, and ￿$t at least £500
They are valued at cosL The deFxeciation rates ar￿ rnthods used are disclosed in rK>te 8
15

Dabtorn
Debtors (including trade debtors and loans receivable) are measured on Initial recognition at
settlement amount after any trade dis(x)unts or amount advan(%d by the charity. Subsequently. Ihey
are measured at th8 <xsh or other rnnsideralion expected to be received.
Current as••t Investm•nts
The charity has investments which it holts for resale or pending thelr sale and cash and cash
equivalents with a maturlty date less than one year. These include cash on deposlt and cash
equivalents with a maturity of Ihan one year held for investment purposes rather than to meet
short-term cash commitments as they fall due. They are valued at falr value except where they quallty
as baslc flnanclal instruments.
16

Nots 3 InGomo & Legacles
Thls year
R•$trlctsd
Anatysh of Unrestrlctsd Income
Incom•
Last Year
Restrlctsd
unrnStrfct￿ Income
funds
funds
Total
funds
Total funds
Donatlon• and
1oga¢l•s:
Donallons and
glfts
Gfft Ald
3,600
875
99,410
23.583
122,993
102.382
24,539
126.921
102.382
24,539
126,921
95.910
22,708
118.618
Totsl
4,375
Othor tradlng
actlvlllas:
Conference I
event In(xxne
1.406
1.406
1.406
4.467
4.467
4,467
4,467
Totsl
, Income from
Investmonts:
Interest income
8,524
8,524
136.851
3.030
3,030
126.115
4,367
4.367
8,742
7,397
7,397
134,857
705
705
129.032
7,820
7.820
7,820
Tolal
TOTAL INCOME
17

Noto 4 Expendlturn
Th18 y••r
La•t yoar
Ro•trlct•d
Unrestrlctad Restrlctsd Total Unrostrlctsd Incomo
funds
Incomo fvnd* funds
fvnds
funds
Tol•l
fiind•
Anaty•l•
Exp•ndlturo on charttabl• actlvlllu:
Charitable GiviThJ
12.782
12.782
11,314
4,375
15,689
Employment Costs
Pastor81 Accomodation
YouthlStudenVChlldrens120'8 Wort¢
Leader8 Development and Events
Slaff Tralnlng
65,529
65,529
66,941
66,941
18.953
18.953
18.573
18.573
7,334
7,334
6.945
6,945
811
811
5.440
5.440
1,075
1,075
219
219
Travel expen￿$
Speclal Trlp8
Insurance
1.067
1,067
737
737
6,031
6,031
1,907
1.￿7
1,751
1.751
Telephone
Prlnt Postage and Ststlonery
Web81te c08ts
1.240
1.240
1,518
1,518
29
29
716
716
519
519
419
419
Subscflptlons and Llcen
Con8umablo8 l office supplles
General 6xpens8s
872
872
1,298
1,298
236
492
492
4,705
4,705
5.753
5.753
Hlre of premlses
General equlpment and repalr8
Legal and Profe88lon81 fee8
Accountlng and IrKlependent
Examlnation fee
Bank int6rest and charges
2,488
2.488
2,278
2.278
626
626
1,253
1,253
1.003
1.003
921
921
800
850
199
199
Depreclatlon
562
562
749
749
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
123.303
123.303
134,677
4,375
139.052
18

Nots 5 Delalls of certaln types of oxpendlture
Th18 year
Last yoar
Indapond•nt ￿￿mIn•￿$ fws
850
800
Other fem (for •xampl•: flnanclal advlce, con•uttancyi
accountanw urvlc••) pald to th• Indopond•nt oxamln•r
150
Nots 6 Pald employees
6.1 Staff c￿ts
Thl•y
Last y•ar
Salarl•s •nd wag
Soclal socurlty
Penslon ¢ost• (d•fin•d contrlbutlon ￿h•M•>
Totsl staff ¢o•ts
63.928
65,340
1.601
65,529
1.601
86.941
No staff contracts are and pald by a related paty alther thls year or last year.
No employee recefved remuneratlon above £60.000.
6.2 Average hoad count In tho year
Thls year
Nurn￿r
Last yoar
Numb•r
Tho parts of the charlty In
whlch the omployees vffjrk
LnaritaDI•
Total
19

Nots 7 Grant maklng
'Thl8 year.
7.1 Ana￿1¥ of grants pald (InGludod In Gost of chartiablo actlvltl•8)
P•ym•nts to
Paymonts to
Expon••8
In•tltutlo
Indlvlduals
paymonts
Total
8enevolence
131
131
Dugmores. Malawl
Grants Organksations
1,550
1,550
3.220
3,220
Homele88 Ministy
1.406
1,406
Indla Partnershl
300
300
Wineyard UK & Ireland
6,175
6.175
Total
9,245
1,550
1,537
12,782
Breakdown of payments to Grant Organlsatlon•
Totsl pald £
Chrlstlans Together In Exetsr
Crosslines
35
Evangelical Ajliance
CHARIS
100
1,000
Exeter Foodbank
Wycliffe Blble Translator3 for Wlsb8Vs
The Gathering
YMCA
150
650
Expenses for Roundabout Project
41
Total
3,220
20

7.3 Analysls of grnnts pald (Includod In cost of charftable aellvttlM)
Grants to
Grnnts to
Exponses
Instltutlon8
Indlvlduals
mènts
Anatysls
Total
Benevolence
258
258
Dugmores, Malawi
5,275
5.275
Grants Organlsations
2.024
2,204
Homeless Ministy
1,450
1,450
Indla Pather8hlp
600
Vlneyard UK & Ireland
6.145
6.145
Total
8,769
5,275
15.689
7A Brnakdown of paym•nts to Grnrt Orynl•atlon•
Total amount of
grnnts pald £
Evangellcal Alliance
100
Exeter Foodbank
360
Wydlffe Blble Translator3 for WlsbeV8
Expen8es for Roundabout Project
Britlsh Red Cross
154
500
Other expenses
70
Tot•1
2.024
21

Nots 8 Tangible Flxed Assets
8.1 Cost or valuatlon
Plan( machln•ry and
rnotor vohlclo•
Total
At the beglnnlng of the
year
Addltlons
51,882
51,882
Revaluatlons
D18posal8
Transfers '
At end of the year
51.882
51,882
82 D•preclaUon and Impalm￿nts
At beginning of the year
49.632
49,632
Disposals
Depreclation
562
562
Impalmient
Transfers"
At end of the year
50.194
50,194
8.3 Not IK*ok valu•
Net book value at the
beglnnlng of the year
2,250
2.250
Net book value at the end
of the year
Plant and Machinery Is depreciated at 25% per annum on a reducing balance basis.

Nots 9 Debtors and Propaymonts
9.1 Anatysls ol d•btor•
Thls yur
La•t year
Glft ald
2.195
1,778
Prnpaym•nts and accNod Incom•
Oth•r d•btor•
Total
3,095
2.424
Nots 10 Cash at bank and In hand
Th1• y•ar
La•t ￿ar
Short t•mi ca•h Invutm•nts (l•M than 3 months maturlty dat•)
Short t•mi d•po•lts
Ca•h at bank and on hand
137,424
33,867
19,938
191.229
130,726
32,204
14,607
177,537
Total
Nots 11 Crndltors and Accruals
11.1 Ana￿kn of cr•dttorn
Amounts falllng du• wlthln
on• y•ar
Th1• yoar
Last y•ar
Trad• cr•dltor•
2,671
2.339
Ac¢Tual• and d•f•rr•d Incom•
850
800
Taxatlon and Sodal s•curtty
627
758
Total
4,148
3,897
N¢)ts 12 Falr Value of assots and Ilabllltl•s
The charlty onty holds financlal assets and liabllities of Ihe kind that qualify as basic financial
Instruments. These are Inlilally recogn58ed at transactlon value and subsequenty measured at
S8ttlem8nt value.
The charlty h8s mlnlmal exposure lo credlt rlsk 88 the charws only debtor18 HMRC re18tlng to glft
aid. Th8 charity manages its exposur8 to liquidty risk by holdirw funds in short temi cash investrnents
and d8posIts. The charlty manages Its exposure to market risk by using 8 fund categorlsed as
short4erm I¢￿ votatillty net asset value money market furMI under the Money Market Fund Regulation.
Th1$ Is Ihe same as last year.
23

Note 13 Charlty Funds
13.1 Thls year
Fund
balanc
brougm
Fund
balanc
carrl•d
foThvard
Purpo•• and
R•strlctlon
Galns
and
Fund
nama•
Incom•
Expondltur•
Transhrn
Provlslon for
purchas8 of
church building
8uildlng
Fund
Restrlcted
129,604
7,819
137,423
Total Fund• as p•r balan￿ 8h••t
129.604
7,819
137.423
13.2 Last Year
Fund
lancos
brought
forward
Fund
balanc
carrled
forward
Purpo•• and
RMtrlctlon•
Galn•
and
10•808
Fund
nam•s
Exp•ndltur•
Trnn•f•rn
ProvisÉon for
purcha8e of
church building
Bulldlng
Fund
Danlel
And Suzy
Dugmore
(YWAM
Restricted
125.237
4.367
129.604
Support for
thelr work wlth
YWAM from
spedfic
donation8
Africa)
Restricted
4,375
(4.375)
Total Funds a8 p•r balanc• 8hMt
125.237
8.742
4.375
129,604
The charfty also holds a d8Stgnated fund for the support of sabbaticals for church pastors. Monies are
held in a separate bank account for thls purpose. As at the 31st December 2024 the balance on this
account was £5.959.(2023 £5.222)
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