Registered number
1054658
CHRISTIAN HOPE MINISTRY
FINANCIAL STATEMENT AND TRUSTEES REPORT
31 December 2023

CHRisllAN HOPE MINISTrY
ADMINISTRATIVE D￿AlL5 AND TRusfEES REPORT
The trustees present their annual report and financial review for the year ended 31 December
2023. The accounts comply with the ststutory requirements of
the charity's governing document.
Re
istered and Postal Address
77 Morley Road
Leyton
London
EIO 6LI
Status
overnin
document and constitution
Christian Hope Ministry is constituted as a charitable organisation registered wlth the Charity
Commission. It is administered under a constitution, which ha5 been approved by the Charity
Commission
Chari
Re
1054658
i5tration No.
Trustees
Bishop Richard Acheampong Godwin
MrThomas Ababio boateng
Mr Martin Obeng
Mrs Kate Arkhurst
Mrs Patricia Awene Boakye-yiadom
Princi
al Offlcers
Archbishop Francis Akwaboah
Mr Thomas Ababio Boateng
Bishop Richard Acheampong Godwin
Mr Emmanuel Boakye
Mr Martln Obeng
Founder and General Overseer
President
Head Pastor
Administrator
Financial Secretary
Bankers
Barclays Bank PIC
Hoe Street
Walthamstow
London E8
Inde
endent Examiners
Atta & Co.
Chartered Certified Accountants
32 Keir Hardie Estate
London E5 9AT
Acc
untants
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INDEPENDEKf EXAMINER'S REPORTTO THE MEMBERS OF CHRlSnoN HOPE MINISTRY
We report on the financial statements of the d)urch for the year ended 31December 2023.
which are set out on pages 5 to 9
Respettive responsibllltie5 of trustees and independent examiner.
As the chartty's trustees you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts; and you
consider that the audit requirement of secbon 43121 of the charitie5 act 1993 (the act} does not
apply
It is our responsibility as examiners of the accounts. to state on the basis of procedures specified
in the general directions given by the charity commissioners under secknon 43{7)(b) of the act,
whether particular matter has come to our attention
Our examinatlon was carried out In accordance with the general directions given by the charity
commlssioners. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept by the charity
and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of
unusual items of disclosures in the accounts. and seeking explanations from you as trustees
concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that
would be required in an audtt. and consequendy we do not express an audit opinion on the view
given bythe accounts.
Independent examiner's statement
In connection with our examinations, no matter has come to our attention
I which gives us reasonable cause to believe that in any material respect the
requirements:
a) to keep accounting record5 in accordance with section 41 of the att; and
b) to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records and comply with
the accounting requirement of the art have not been met: or
2 which In our opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper
understanding of the accounts to be reached.
Atta&Co
Chartered Certified Acco
ntants
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OBJECTS AND REVIEW
Mission & Vislon
The Christian Hope Ministry was esLiblished:
For the advancement of the Christian religion in accordance with the dortrines, principles of the
teaching of Jesus. Its main activities are Christian worship and fellowship, education and helping
Foster relationships between such charities elsewhere. With similar aims and
objettives
* Engage in activities which 5UPPOrt the charity and promote the wellbeing of its
members, and
Assist all persons in need judged by the trustees of deserving charitsble suppport.
The church is tommitted to reaching out to the local communtty through youth work. regular
worship, advocacy and social acttvities. It is a150 committed to addressing in national and
international i55ues on justice, pea￿ and the envlronmenL
Relationshi
s with other or
anizations
The church seeks to collaborate with other churches, particulary those that have similar basis of
believe and objertives to build ecumenical relations.
endence on su
ort of volunteers and donations-in-kind
The church depends heavily on the commitment and support of donors, volunteers, including
members and friends of the church for execution of its mission.
Or
anisation
The charity is managed through its governing document registered with the Charity
commission. The Board of Trustees deterniine policies and monitor their implementation.
The Principle ofFicers are responsible for the day to day management of the chartty
and implementation of policies through the General Overseer.
Reserves
The Trustees recognise the need to build reserves to ensure the smooth running of the church. In
line with the guidance issued by the Charity Commission and good practice the church will be
drawing up a reserve5 pollcy wtthin the next year. Factors under consideration include the need
to maintain the general fabric of the building, equiprnent and compliance with building
regulations and maintenance of adequate cashflow for the smooth running of the church.
The Trustees have examined the charity's requirement for free reserves in the light of
the predominant risks to the organisation. These are identtfied as10s5 of reputation
and falling membership of the church. The trustees are satisfied that they are
adequate for their purposes.
Results for the
ear
In the year undeTriiew takings amounted to £135.249 against £152.250 in 2022. Expenditure
Increased from E178.625 in 2021 to £178,764 in 2023
Financial
osition
Fund balances at the end of the year total £27,372. The trustees are satisfied that they are
adequate for their purposes. The trustees believe the charity will continue to rely solely on its
membership and friends for financial supporL
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CHRISTIAN HOPE MINisfRY
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
Notes
Unrestrlcted Restricted
funds
funds
2023
funds
2022
funds
Incomin8 resources
Donations and gifts
Gift Aid
Actfvities to generate funds:
Other income
Total Incomlng resources
135.130
135,130
132,250
20,000
2b
119
135.249
119
135.249
152,250
Resources expended
D1￿ct charitable expenditure
175,094
1,420
176,514
169,591
Governance
Total resources expended
2,250
177.344
2,250
178.764
9,034
178,625
1.420
Net incomlng/lout8oing) resour￿9
before transfers
(40,5751
(1,420)
(41,9951
126,368)
Transfer between funds
Net Incomlng/(outgolng resources
for the year
(40,575}
(1.420)
(41,9951
126,3681
Fund balances brought forward
at l January 2023
io
59,883
9,484
69,367
95,735
Fund balances carried forward
19,308
8,064
27,372
69,367
There were no recognised gains or losses for 2023 or 2022 otherthan those included in the
Statement of the Financial Activities.
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CHRlSllAN HOPE MINISTRY
NOTES TO FINANCIAL 5fATEMEKf FOR ThE YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 202a
I Accounting pol
1.1 Aeté)untln8 c¢)n¥enlh
The finan¢ial statements are prepared under the historkal tost corNeniion and inthde the result of the Churche's operatlons. They are In
accordance wtth appli￿ble accountln8 Slandards and the Ststementof Recommended PractI￿.A(c￿nting by Charitie<.
1.2 Income
Voluntary donattons and gifts are recorded on a receipt basi&
1.3 Bp515 olallotwtlon olÈxpens•s
Expendtture Is allocated to the different ¢ategorks in the Statement of Finanual Act14￿ on the baslswhith reflectsthe dayto day operations.
All expenditu￿ is accounted for on accruals basi5 and has been dasSIf￿ under headings that aggregate all costs related tothe (ategory.
Charitable tt¢sts are those costs incurred dirertly on artN￿e5 in pursuit of charitrble obkct> Charitiible AdministTrtlon lsthat part of
eMpendftU￿ whith relates to the admin￿tration of thè Church itself.
1.5 Fund accountlng
The m3iorlty of the Church's income is from donation5. Restricted fund5 represent amounts re￿Ved for speufic purposes. whlch have not yèt
been fully spent on those Purposes * the year end. Unrestrirtd fvnds are available for use at the di5¢retion of the Tn￿ee5 of the Church in
furtherance of the gweral objectives of the Church.
20
2022
2a Donatlons and SmilarGIT*lng
Thithes
OfferinBS
Welfare
97.771
34,479
35.230
Totsl
5.130
132,250
2b Tax Refvr
GiftAid
2¢ Other Income
Interest Receivable
119
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CHRISTIAN HOPE MIIIIStHY
NOTESTO FINANCIALSTATEMEIIT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31DE(EM8ER 203
4 Dlre£t ¢harftable expendltwe Iunrestrthdl
Welfare
Music Mirti5try
Radio & TV Broadcasting
Church & Mi$5ion House upkeep
Mlssion & Mlnistryexpenses
Wages Costs
workpla￿ Pen%on
Administration
Bank Loan Interest
Christmas dinner & anniversary
Repairs. maintenance & Refvrbishment
HP Interest
Li8htlng & Heatln8
Travelling èxpenses
Printin&Posiage & Staiitinery
Telephone
Intemet costs
Donations
Honorarium
Insurance
Rates & CounulTax
Bank Charge5
Depreciatlon
Sundry expenses
L420
9.010
8.926
14
7510
6,7C(I
2,1
4.520
76.704
67,727
3,957
23,76S
297
4.750
2.198
L248
4.298
4,512
1,895
3,5%
6,205
378
6.442
1,248
6.202
12.075
L872
L245
5,813
&520
4.030
12,310
8.050
3.255
2,045
3.343
4.106
397
449
5,702
Total
175,094
169,5TI
S Governano Cost
zozz
Examination of Accounts
2.250
9.034
Total
8a Debt0￿ and PrepaymÈnts
HMRC- Grft Aid
HP Interest Suspense- HPVan
34,277
3.223
34,277
4.472
37
749
8b Bank Balan
2022
CurrentAttount Barclays Bank
Business Premium A￿OUnt
Paypal Account
Cash In Hand
2,S15
S.128
L523
1,580
27,109
1.479
9.166
30.168
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CHRISTIAN HOPE MINIStRY
NOTES TO FINANaALSTATEMENT FOR THEVEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2023
l Accountln¢ polldes
1.1 Accountsnl con¥enth)n
The financial ststements are prepared under the historkal tQ5t corNention and Indude the res￿￿ of the Churche's operations. They are In
accordance w￿h applicable 3ccountln8 S13ndards and the St*Èment of Retommended PrJclice"Accounting by (ffiarltres".
1.2 Income
Voluntsry donations and 8rfts are re￿[ded on a receipt b
1.3 Basls of allocauon of expense5
Expendr(ure is allocated to the drffèrent cateBorie5 in the5tstement d Fmanckl Activities on the basls which reflectsthe dayto day operatlons.
All expenditure 15 accounted for on accruals basis and has been dassified under headin8sthat aggregate all costs relthd to the ¢ateBory.
Charitable costs are those costs Incurred dlrectwon att￿rtIeS in pursurt of tharitsb￿ object& Charita￿e Administration isthat part of
èxpendfture which relates to the admlnistration of the Church itself.
L5 Fund accountln8
The maJortty of the Church's income is from donations. Restricted funds ￿preSent amounts receNed for 5pecifK purwises, which have not yet
been fvlly spent on those purposes ot the year end. Unrestricted funds are available for use at the discretion of the Truste*5 of the Church In
furtherance ofthe8eneral objectNe5 of the Churth.
2022
2a Donatlons arnl &miknrGl¥ing
Thtthe5
Offerin85
Welfare
97.771
34.479
35,230
T¢)tal
135,130
132250
2b Tax R•fvnd
Glft Aid
20.(
20.OIM>
2c Oth•r Inwm•
Interest ReceNable
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CHRISTIAN HOPE MINisniY
BALANCE SHEEr
AS AT 31 DECEM
ER 2023
2023
202Z
FIXED ASSETS
Tanglble Assets
22.336
28,037
Debtors and prepayments
Cash at bank and in hand
37.500
9.166
38.748
30.168
68,916
8b
Creditors: amounts falling due
within one year
-34.030
-15.806
Net rU￿ent 055ets
12.636
53,110
Credltors: amounts falling due
after one year
Bank Loan
9b
-11,780
Total assets less Current liabilhies
27.m
69,367
Funds
Income fvnds
Restricted funds
Unrestrftted funds:
Other charitsble funds
9,484
59,883
lob
27,372
69.367
Approved by the Trustees
and sl8ned on their behalf bv
Flnanclal Secretary
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