OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNfTY CHURCHES
(Atompany Ilmited by gUa￿te¢and not h)¥ln¥a 5hatecapit•ll
R•port4nd Anan£h15t•t*mentshrtheythr¢ndod ￿tAU￿$t 20ZS
CoDt*nts
Trustees, Annual RepL)rt and RÈportof the Threrttsrs
Ilndudlnlthe sir•teBi¢ Report)
2-13
Indep¢nd¢rtt AudltN< Report
14-16
Consolldated Statementof FlnandalArtivities
17
Q>nsolldated Balance Sheel
18
Charftyeolance Sheet
19
Q)nsolMlated Qsh Flowstatemept
Notes ¢0 the Hnancial St*8ments
21-36

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
TRUSTEEY ANNUAL REPORT AND REPORT OFTIIÈ DIREcfoRs lindudlngthe Str6teilc R•POrtI
lof thÈ yearended 31 August 2023
The trustees, who are 8150 dirertors of the charity forthe purposes of the Companles Art, 5ubmlt theirannual report and the
audited financial st¥tements for the yearended 31 August 2023. The financial statement5 ¢omgly with the Charities Act 2011,
the Companies Act 2006, the Memorandum and Articles of A55ecSatlon. and Accounrini and Reportin8 by Charities.. Stotement
or Recommended Practice appliGable to chariries preparing their accounts in accordance with the Flnanclal Reporting Standard
applicable in thè UK Bnd Republlc of Ireland IFRS 1021 letfe£tlwe l January 20151.
Reference and adminlstrative delails of the charlty, its trustees and advlsers
Statu5
Oxtord5hirÈ Community Churches is a company limited by guarantee and not h8vlnq a shar
capiral, tysistered in EnÉland and Walés, number 08223210.
The compèny has charitable statu5 and is ro815tered ￿th the Charity Comrni5slon uniser
reg15tration number 1056921.
Reii5terod Charityname
Oxfordshirecornrnunity Churches
O¢htrwotklnKn•n¢s 01
charity
occ
The Kin6'$5chool
5teppinB Stones
OpenGBte
root5+rivers
Salt & Light Advance
Edge Hwsing
WitneyCAP Debt Centre
Abin8don Community Church
sÉon and Cote Communhy Church
Carterton Communitychurch
ChÈltenh8m Church
Chipping NDrton ComrTrunity Church
The Kln8'5 Church Dldcot
lifehou5e Community Church
Oxford Community Church
Wantase Community Church
Witney Communiry thur£h
Dlr¢ctors and twurtus
PNCAllen (Chairman from 29 No¥ 20231
SAJones Ichairtnan until 29 Nov 20231
O'connell
NW Townsend
JF Green
JPJècob
SJ Colemao
SBM Youn¥
I the above seNed throughout the yearexcept as indkaied. The diTertors of the company
re alsothe twstees ol the charity. The power of appointm?nt or removal of trustees rests
wth the tntstees. f4ewtrustees are seletted from the ron8re8atlons of Oxfordshlre
Commvnlty O)urche$ 3fterconsultation with the charity members.
Pflnupal address and
re815tered o*lOce
Aud
The Kin¢s Centre, 05nty Mead, Oxford, OX2 OES.
The auditor 15 Critchley5 LLP. aeaver House, 23-38 Hythe 8ridge 5tr*et, Oxford OXI ZEP. They
hove indlcèted their willlnÉne￿tO be reappointed to office under the Companies Act 2006.
B•nkers
8arclays Bank plr, M&rketSqu3re. Witney. Oxlord5hlre. OX28 6bJ.

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
TIIUSTEES. ANNUAL REPORT AND REPORT OF ThE DIREcfoRS lincludinB Ihe Sttateilc Peportl
forthe year ¢nded 31 Au¢ust 2023 Icontinuedl
Objectives and Activities
we have coffle iogernpr iii Oxfordshire CammuThitv Churches, 85 people committed to the Lord Jesus Christ. to extené God's
kingdern and to share the kn¢>wledge of Christ's love 111 Ox*oTd5hire Jnd beyond. Through prayer, worship, studying ihe Bible,
and 8 shared experience of the Splrit, WE want to know God oettef. Weseek to be a ct>tnmuniiy tegether, serying and
caring lor one anothei. We are committed to everyone who joiiis us feeling pirt of th2ehurch family and p1ayin8 an actlYE
Whether ur not people respond ia Jesu4 in falth, we want ro follow his example bytjoing 8ood to all, both in this country dnd
over5e3s, especially to Ihose whc>8re poor or in condltlon5 trf need, hardship or disiress. are concerned to help 311 people,
Ivhatever tneir 8ge, race or8erTrder. We are InvDlved in Educational workto extend Bibliial ￿nderStandIng of and ¢esponse to
God and h*s creation in the nexr BenÈratlon, Liased oo our owii experience of God.
Oxford5hire Communitychurches is part Of rhe Salt & Ligh¢ Mini5trles family of churthes and Is 3150 è member of thp
Evangplical Alliance. Both of theseorgani5¥tlons aré Cttrisrièn charltlesihat pursue similar objecrlves in the UK ano ¢verseas.
Oxford5hire Community Churches operates The Kln8 5 School in Witney. The ¥ision of The Kin4's Srhool 15 to dEvelop young
people who know their God and ore trained to 5erwe and in*luen¢é their gefieration by Éodly attitudes and actions.'fhe schw,,
oncoiirage5 each child tD achieve acadEmicall¥ al the level of hls 0( her own ability, recogrilsing thèt each 15 an indiwiclual with
different noeds and potential.
Whilst Ox*ordsttire knomrnunrftychurcfvts does efflploy staff, it 15 the work of every church member of Oxfordshire Cornmunit
Chvrches, Ivlierner emplo¥Èd or voluntary, that helps Qmfordshire Cornmvnity Churches lulfil its charitable obl£tr￿VeS.-fhlb 1>
chleved thrLW8h beins'5è1t and li8ht' ¥rrK7ngst the people we iiiteracr wth evely 03y', by Pfayin8. by visit¢nB the sick an
Drhèrs In need. in leader.%hip of the church con8re8arions. in Bdminlstr•lon ènd also through classroom assistance in rne
5chaol. The FinBDcial resourEe5 of the EliuTches are qiven oy the chiirch member5 and their priyate assets arid equipment arE
reÉularly used in the work of Oxrordshire ComTnunity Churches. Much of ihelr time is Elven freelyi Wthout recoinition. and
the hours 3nd Value of that time cannc>t be quaDfifiÈd.
Oxfordshiro Coinmunlty Churches is a group gf ten churches working in three re8londl 8rwpini5, roots+rfvers' in Wp.4t
Oxford5hirp. and beyond (includin8 QStabli5hed thurches in Aston & Cote. Cartertort. Chippin8 Norton and Witiiey
arid a np%v
church plarif in iheltenhaml.-'Central re8ion' in OAlorO and North Oxfordshire lincluding Oxlord Comrnuniiy Church and
LiTeHou5p CornmunTrty Chkjrch which works In Banbury and 8icesterl,' and 'OpènGate' WLirkin& iri Suuth Oxfordshife and thL'
V21e tsf Whiie14orse Ichurche5 in Abin8don, Didcot and Wanta8Èl. Thp Centrdl region was dlsbandeo froffl September 1023.
o tne orher re6ltJns vJill be disbanded from 5eptEmber 2024, wlth great￿r T¢CU5 OTh Diir unity across Ine charity and tilE
Advance Sphere network of r.hurchEs. Ea£h local church conÉregatlon covers expenditure ffom the donation4 and lifts It
teceive5. The balancp of the inconie is paSSEd to ReKional Funds to meet the oastoral and ministry expenses re13tin4 to that
reeioN ano they in tJp rn lund the costs incurred ifi supportin8 iht charity as a ￿7010.
T￿.e Ehariils wholly owned tradin8 sutsidiary, The King s Lenrre l imlted. pruvide5COnterenc*, exhibition, and other Qweilt
TJcilities. iiicludins cat&.rinE. at Tfre Kin(5 Ce•tre. Profits from the 5ubsidiari ère do(iatÈd re tlie charity under a QT
A new Inèriiable subsidiary. King5Erove fmmmunlty Hub, was established in 2U2V22 10 build operate The in
KiDKsgrove. Wdntase. It ha5 spent 22123 prepèringto build'lhe Hub, wilh liinited Income ano expenditure'.n the Veèr 11 is
illltir.Ipated Ibdi work will stsrt on the buildlne durin8 2024 a￿ld it will be Up￿r.t￿ durin8 2025.
14ow Our Actlvltles Deliver Public Benefit
Iharity carfies out a wide r8•ge gi acrivitles in put%uance or irt Chan￿ble obieciiwes. In niakin8 declsinns, tr.e twsieeJ
h&vE complied wilh thL Charity Commissian's yublic benellt guidance ufide."th& f-h3ritlll5 Ail 2011 whert L*xercisiii& dilv
POVJers or rtutie5 10 ivhich the guidance is relevant. &nd Consider that rhe chèrii¢g aciivities Pfovide beneiir both 10 those w-.c
I￿OrShip Y•lrhiD Oxford5hire Cornmunitya)urches 4nd Ihe widei'commiinily of ¢lJr viil36es, iownJ
Fhelplorld. detail Dn public bpnefit tielivered cali be IoiJnd ill tle SrrateEit Report on pa8es 6 10 15.

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
TRUSTÉES, ANIIUAL REPORT AND Rf PORT OF ThE DIRE￿ORs lincludlng the Str•te81¢ Reponl
foithe yqar efided 31 August 2023 l<onilnuedl
Volunteer5
Thp trustees grètefulSy acknowledge the massive amount ottime, entr8Y* Pas5￿n.18ith and skills tharthe hundreds of
volunteer5 conrribute tothE Charity across all its actlvitie5. These volunteerc0ntributio￿canllO1 be measured in monetary
terrn5, but without its volunteers the charity would not be ableto provlde all the attivltles that it does Forthe public In general
or kts congreBBtlons.
Structura, Governance and Management
So￿￿1￿01n$t￿￿ertt
Oxfordshlre Cornmun5ty Chvrches is è reglstered charity, number 105692L and ¢Dmpan¥. limitod by Euarantee In England and
Wales, number03223210 The tharity is EDvernEd by It5 MerfK)randum and Article5 of Aswciation dated 13 Septernber 2009,
as Subsequently amended.
The company'5 èttivities are re8ulated by the Memorandum and AnKle5 ofA550tiation. TheobSect5 of thé company are..
To advJn¢e the Christian rellglon
To advènceeducation
To félieve ihose who are poor, In condition5 of need. hardship ordistress orwho are aged or sick
To promoteothertharitable objects as decided by thÈ trustees from tlrne to time
Rttrnltmem¢ opNolntmen¢ thtltKtlon trolnlngoltrust*es
AS set Dut in theArticles of Association. newtrustees, who are respected members tsf the Christian faith and tommunlty, 4
omlnated by the charfty member$ and appointed by existin¥ trustets as the need arlse5. Thetrustees are concerned to
malntaln a healthy balènre of 5ki115 and experience wuired te oversee the brEadth of cttarlty attivlty. New trustees are 8iven
coples of th¢chari￿$ Eoverning documents and relevant Charliy Corntnission publitatlms a5 partof their induction protrss,
and periodically participate in trainin8 in the responslbillties of trustEes.
Corporote gover*￿￿(e
To faellitate the smotsth running of the £harity, the trustees have e5tsbli5hed a numberof sub<omrnittees. All of these sub-
cornmittees have a twstee amongthelr membEf9, and report to the tru5tees.This fècilitates tht effettwe Jnd smooth runnin8
olthe charity.
Ihe OCC Executl¥e- meets re8ulartytD discu4 and implemwt chaiitywde issues e5pectalty reK8rdln8 rnedium-term
strate8i£ development and managemént of the charltyto achieve its strategicaim and purpose.
Opefatlons Coordination Teèrn- meets every few week5 to assist in irnplement5n8 docisions of the Executive, and to
deal wirh detalled Sssuw and policies that are common across the tharity.
Reaiunal Leadership Teams- meerre8ulady to dlscuss and develop the 5pirltu•l life of the charty wlthin our reqlonal
roups.
Reglonal Governante Team5- Meet re8uladyto ensure that proper8overnante Is exerc￿e￿ w5thin each region.
The KI￿,$ Srhool Goverrbor5- oversee and de¥e*op Christian edUCat￿n through The Klng's School.
The Klng's Centre Llmited Board of Direttor5-meets regular￿ to oversee and dévelop The ￿n8'S Centre facllltyand
operatlon of the tradln8sub51diary
Kingsgrove CDn7mun¢ty Hub Board of Truttee5- meets regularty to oversee and deydop the buildifiK of The Hub in
Wanta8e.
Finance Committee- meets regulèrly to scrutiniie In ddail the finances of the tharity and i5sves 8 report ftsr Èach
Trustee5' meetit)8.
Remuneratian Committee- determlnes rhe remuner3don polky and sioff 5alarles Wlth reference to 5pecificallv
deslgned pay scales, Inflation ratÈs and publicly available inforFnation re83rdin8 remuneratK)n pa£ka8es of other
charities and oryènisatlcfis. Norfne who Is remunerated by the¢harity Is Involved in thls Committee.
Gmup strurture NAd￿￿tIOnshIpS
The charity has a wholly owned non-charitable subsidiary, The Kin8'5 Centre Umited. The sub5idlarytarrfies out non-charitable
tradin8 actNities to raise funds for the charlty. with all of Irs profits being transferred tothe charity under a Oeed of Covènant.

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
TRUSTEYS. ANNUAL REPORT ANO SIEPORT OF THE DIRECTORS linciudin8the 51rat*l￿R•p0rtI
for the year gnded JiAy&ust 2023 Icontlnu?dl
Groupstrurtureondrelotlon5hlps Itorttfnuedl
A new charltsble 5ubsldiary, KinÉsgrove Community tr*ub, was established In 2021122 to bulld and ¢¥er8teThe Hub in
Kln858rove, Wamtage. It has spent 22123 preparing to bvlld The Hub. with limlted Income and expend￿Ure In the year.
At tim¢5. the th8rltyalso works in co￿per￿tion with othercharftles. organlsations and iNlivlduals in pur5UIt of its charrc8ble
oblert￿e5.
5o¢lollnv¢stment
The chaflty does not have a social Investment￿1￿1￿ 05 reto8nized undeithe Charitles SORP IFRS 1021.

OXFORD5HIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
TRU5TEES' ANNUAL REPORT AND REPORYOF THE DIRE￿oR5 IIDclydin8 ihe 5trate8k Report)
fortheyÉarended 31 Au8y512013 IcontiThuedl
STRATEGIC REPORT
AchlevemÈnts and Performance
Durin8 the year ended 31 August 2Q23 the£harity has sou8ht to fulnl thecalling of Christ and Its charitable purposes tor ih
publtc beneflt 3$ follows..
Y¢ Ltdvpm¢e the Chii5¢iLrn rellylo
Orfordshlre commvnlty Churches ha5 ionilnued to dewebp the splritu¥l Ilfe of the churcb coneregations in Oxfordshlre afid
tlieir local cornmunltie5. Each ofthe5e congregations has undertaken a variet¥ of Jttivlties which advance the Christlari
reli8ion. Sunday church me@tinis and a varietyof Courses des*ned TO addrpss specific aspects of Christiln IDiin8 far all ages
b4¥2 been avoilableto all a￿d open to the widef cafflrn￿nftYwlthOUt chirit. Each church è150 en88ges in community projects
lTrcluding a wide vafiety of Inltlatlves for¢hildren and young pLwle.
Oxfordshire Communlty Churches Is also tommitted to Èxtendln8 8ibllcal understanding of and response to Gvd by re8chin8
outt¢ thlldren in the many schools acr055 Oxfordshire. Thls ha5 been carried out by various schools. workers. both employed
and voluntary. Theyha¥È 8lven lessons and run issefflblles, prayer and relective 5poEes. lunch clubs, and after-school clubs.
Re8V)n81 gathe¥ln8s of churches havecontinued, Inltlotln8 new attlvitles and strengtheninÈourcongreEatlOn5 and local
evan6eli5tl¢ Wark. Eaih resional group ho5 It5 own leadership structure within the charity and ha5 an ￿nd￿￿Ua￿ bud8et ro fund
Its work. Mtsre details are contained within the reÉional reports below.
The rnernbers of our churches in OxFord5hire have eonsSstently applled the prindples of church life, as ovtlineo in the New
TpstamÈnL in the placps where they live and work and bytmp6rtin8 social attkudes in wider 50clety. This 15 a vtry 5i8nifitant
partof the purposeof the churche5 bnd much tsl li & done without publlcltyorsiinmicantcharitable expense.
Toodwrn¢eedtMtlon
The main focus of tsur vision to advance education is The Kln8's 5th001 Iifitney. See the school report bebw.
In addltlon, in partnership *ith Oxford Dlocesaft Schools TfUSt, Oxfordshlre Communlty Chufches continued to PrO￿￿e
leadership support for a freE school In Oxford-Tyndale Community School. This school opened In September 2013 and seryes
8 comrnunitywheretherp hèd prevlou55y becn Insuffliient schcyol places. Local con8regation5 have Blgo supported ènd
encoura8ed member5 to support local authorlty and acadernytrust run schools by actins in woluntary role5 such as slttiog 0
local 8overning bodie5, £trengthening the IEader5hip and martaiement of these schools.
OxFordshlre Community ¢hurch25 has a150 run ¥ariou$trainin8 courses, Including trainlngin 8ibllc81 studies. Chr45tian mlnlstry,
pastoral care and socSal engagement. These c¢urseswere open ta all and had an irnp8rt in chanied Ilves and st￿n1th¢ned
relationships forthose who 3ttÈnded.
In addition. manyof our local thur¢he5 run disopleship pro8r8rns, Ynlnistry development courses and leader5hlp tralning.
helpinK people deepen thelr Biblical understanding and it5 Hpplicatlon tg everyday life, such as in relationships, parentin&.
Engagement ID Social cère and money-management. The5E con8reEation4ed traini￿ course5 are also serviD8 their regions
and the charity8S whole.

OXFORDSHIRE COMMuNifY CHURCHES
TRUSTEES. ANNUAL REPORT AND REPORTOFTHE DIRFcfoRS lincluding the Strate1￿ Reportl
forthè yeaf efided 31 Avgust 1023 Iiorstivuedl
To Kelieve rhos¢ who ore Poor, In ttsndltions olneed, orOistres.¥
There has been support of iDdividual wurker5, celiel and developiTbenl work burh in the UK and owerseai. Il total of £59.172
12fl22.. £46,923) has been paid oui both from ceDtral funds, and with furth@r siÈnificani support from individyol local ihurr.hes.
li)r work bo-,h in the UK ovefseas. Throu6h these actMiie5 we have been able to Iielp peopl? in nation% including
Puiand and Uganda.
Whi15t O%fordshire is a E&ner4lly afftuent counlv, many oi our cnurches are working Iri arÈ85 Ot pov2rty and hardsnip.-fbe
ihurches conrinued io help alleviatL￿ this through care lor tlie homelESI, Tood bank supporL CAP CAoiiey iour5e:.
community Iijnches, Thrwe youih ieams and StrEPt Po5tor5. ThprÈ is a %eparite report bElow frnni F.dEe Hou51ng, run as parc
rf the ¢harit¥.
rhrisrians Against Poveriy Debt CenEre5 coDiinue to be run in Wiriiey, Chipping Norton and Didcor. ofterinBfre¥ Jebt
counsellin4 to those In need. These Centres offer fr&e help to people in debt, re8ardless of belief, backgfound oi. siiuatioi-,
cai congr*gatlOn5 Ionlinue ro release Ytruth WorkÈrs Vulunteers to tocus on workill8 Wlth youn¥ people to improve
ThfOU4h a burs8ryscheme of E14? 11812022. f114,6281, we hwe beeii able. to offer lee5 asslstaDte 10 laniilie5 who could not
ot1￿[WiSe afford to send Iheir thildfen to The Kiny.'s Srhaol.
otI￿r Ottivtt*s
We have cenrinued tu make tlie la£illtie5 QT The Kin￿5 Ceniie available lo tNe Ioccil iommunity and business iiser5.'fniT)u611
thts activity. we beiipfiied our ¥islrors ènti the iilCOtDe generaieo has furthe,-ecJ prim3ry charitable actlViiie5.
Th* knn6'5 Centre Limited, Ihe rradin8 subsidiary com￿nI Okford5hire CornmuDitV Churches. had another iooti year 35 11
continued to recnver from tne challeii8es of r17e pandemic, whicli resulted in a sm311 oiofit forthe ye3r of £5,85712022'.
£23.97GI- More details ol the tridin¥ subsidiary i(e shown in the Financial RÈVIÈW and Results ForTnÈ Yeaf below and in nol
Rogional and Departmentsl Reports
Cetttral fteslon
Thp. cep.tial RegiDn of OCL ¢onsist5 01 rwo thvrches operatlTr8 iii Ihree locati¢ns latross Oxford city. in Bicester anrj In
U2nburyl- The locations In BIce.5r*r And Banbury Irogethe.. krtowii as Lifehousel continue io enjoy new volunteers iTr Ilif*
ioadersliip tearn. and o refocusinxol STrateÉy atbd aciivitios th2t has led 104rEater en%4gemenr Wilh Iht communiti￿9 )roiio
Th
6uiliii 8 8roug5 at The Kin#'s Centre In Osnel and youth (l￿b evLinlS 01) Several days week on 8iackbifi Leyi.
¥IlL* ronlinue
to support Tviidale CfjmtDunitV 5chool16 Christiall prirTrari srhooll tttrough rer.ruitin8 governor5 and supportlnÉ 5C.'IOO.
ieadErs. Wf. servp university student5. iiicluding providir.g Inos('*ith a personAI w.entnr Our volunteer Intern %chenie
ct>ntlllUfrs 10 iraiii i or 2 P&ODie paih year l?022.21.- 0, )_a23.24-. ?.1.
'ST-P (ourse 8 participants in ?021-221 Jnd in ?ppliEIl
Iwitl.. d7 %iudpnt51. both oé wnich113ve been inaao
We alsD Continue. to ryn'schooi of InE 51)irit', with a 8fcwiiiK Dumber ol JiiJdent5
From aÉmss our f3inily tir rhDrthes. In Ilie cominK year ?.023-2rt. W'P. IP4ill re-run STEP Iraining, plari for Aflother iohtrri o,, Up?Ei
9oom grolip
In 2D24-26 across our 5alf & Ligh* Advancè. 8roup or churches. continuo to Oevelop Sthoul o,,
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OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
TRUSTEES. ANNUAL REPORT ANO REPORT OFTHE DIRÉCTORS liThcludlD8theStratrglc Reportl
forthe year ended 31 Au¥ust2013 leontlnuedl
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We have continued to develop • range of irtfvfties to serve kjial communlt115. whSch both meet rÈèl needs and alw commend
the benefits of the Chrlstlan faith to non-mernbers. These include..
In Blcester we run an over-505 club, a youth ¥roup, a toddleTgroup. and West 8Kestqr Commun¢ty Centre
In Osney, our large and thrivlng toddler8roup Iwth associated Saturday brunch Eatbering and DIY repair tlubl had
been on hold durillg Covld-19. Insread wp operated a sUPPOrt groupfor a limlted number of new parents, but the
weekly teddler8toup r25tarted this year. Prompted by changes In volunteer availèbllity in early 2023, we trialled
ThEW monthly 8roup overthE surnmÈr and laun£hed that In September 2023. We plan to <ontinueto review and
reconfigure this prolert overthecoming months.
Across Oxford.. Édge HousinglsÉe below).
Each of ourchurthes runs Alpha wurses, whkh are¢ften ottended by people who Ilr5t Conne￿ thmv8h one ofthe 4bove
artivlties-some ofwhom have now beEUll to folbw Chrlst.
We h8¥e continuedto 5UPPQrt Chrf5ti2n workers in nations In Asia. In West and East Afrka, and in South Amedca, whose work
includes relief and dev¢lopment, and In sorne locatlOll5 encour•8in6 local believersto reallsÈ thelr potentlal in 5ervlng
thelr local communfties and nei8hbourin8 natlon5.
RootS+R￿tr$ Re8ion
The r¢ots*rivers partof the charlty Is sitU8ted 5n West Oxfordshlrt. and entompasses churcbes In Aston. C•rtertan, Chlppin
Norton. and Wltney. A church in Chekenham has a150 Started as part of the re8itsn.
Each congregation has remained attl¥e In a¢fvanongthethri5tlan faith. In￿latIvÉ5 Include hosting Alpha coursesfor
newcpmers orthose explorlngfafth, Sunday church 8atherinds* youth pro8rJms, and diverse courses focu5in8 on aspeds of
Christian Ilfe.These courses. toverln8tOPiC5 like parenting, ¢¢okin& and rnarria8e, are open to 811, e￿endIng beyond the
church communlty at no cost. In additlDn the ¢hurche5 run or part￿1pate in a Va￿ety•f outreach project 5ervlnE the wder
comrnunty, includin&free debt help. life skills ptojÈtt, communlty supper¥ food bank and toddlergroup5.
Members h8ve conslstently applied the principles outllned in the NewTtstamentto thelT tsily Ilves. ifflpartln8their
5urroundin85 and sotietal attitudes forthe better. Thls Is an impurt3ntpartof ourpurpo$e as churche5 and is done ￿thout
slgnlfltant publirity or expense.
Throuahoutthe pefiod, thÈ churche5 have..
Provlded on*oin8 pastoraleare and rturtured Chrlstlan 8rowth.
pported indi￿￿￿815 in distress or 5Ptcific need.
ContinuedtralnlnE In leader5hlp and theologyfor spiritual develppment.
MalntoiThÈd parent and toddler 8roups forcixnmunity and support.
Provided leadership support to each of the chtsrches.
Offered [￿e dèbt advlce through thrf5tIèD5 Agèin5t Pov¢rtY Pfojects, Irre5pertiveof beliets or boek8rounds.
Conduttedlree Lbfe Skills coursesfocusin8 on bud8etln& healthy livlngt and for8lvene55. termtythrou8hout the year.
Sustalned youth programs Sn w4rlous loc8tH?n5.
Estab115hed a new churth In Cheltenham.
Played a P￿Otal role. alon￿￿¢ otherchurches, In welcomln8 asylum seekers, e5PE£iallyln Witnev.
op¢nGate R¢8lon
Over the￿r we aimed to ke¢p dÈvelop5ngthe 5pirfitual IIFeofthe church congre88t(ons In thè8roup. coverin8 three wlthln
the charity (Abingdon, Didcot, W￿lage1 and supportin¢tWO 4vhich are (ndependent charitie5 (Swindon and Henleyl. We held
key meetln&5 With the leaders of the ¢hurche5. which borh provided key morr*nts of Input (away daysl tD enable them to lead
better and re8ular sUPPOrtlve 83therlry whether In person or online. AS a result of this we hav¢ seen the start of more Iwe in
Swndon. In JaTruary OpenGate started on 8 process of almln8 totran51tlon the leadershlp iowirdsfuture leaders, butthis Itself
was overtaken by the wider scale review.

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
TRUSTttV ANNUAL AEPORT AND REPORT O*THE OIRECTORS Ilncludlng ihg Stiate8k Reportl
IoTthÈ year ended 31 Auiu512023 Icontlnuedl
The Abingdon team continues to rseed more expli¢il lUPPOrt, andthi5 is bein8 provided, bur the church Is a bit he•lthier, and
contlnue5 to Start to rnove forward followin8the shotk105s of J younE ￿ader, followtd by covid. It is. conseouently, Ihe last of
th2 churchesto really ¢mer8e from covld. scenario remains under active support. Posliively this church ts in 3 financlally
strong p051tion and 50 is well placèd to navigate through to full health. The Wantale church moved towards a phosed
leadership handovef, with a nv*4 couple takinB more responsSbllitystep bystÈp over the year, we expect them to fully take the
lead next year.
Relief ol poverty and £are for ouriommunities contln4Jes as 45 normal in ourchurche5.' tood banks. street pastOiS. 10ddler
Eroiips. and dods out groups are all running atfull capacity ¢x expandin8.
rrainlng and development courses and days continued io be held to inv¢st in church members and leaders.
As noted last year, the buildi￿8 proiett in WantoÉe15 now vrtderthe ausplces ol a $ubsldl4ry chaf4ty. Kings£rovÈ Communitv
IKCHI. Collaboration between the Wanta8e Church ind KCH conlinues to be strong.
Ed8e HOU51fi1
Edge Houslng provides homes and support for around 3S PeO￿e. mostly men, who have been horneless or at risk
of homelessness. Qur worklng ethos and values inform both how we work now and who we Jsplre to became..
t)urdevelopmentollocus is on enhoncing the quolityof the core undsupport weDffer ryJther thon on
s1gnif￿¢TlltIy 9rowlrpg ourhouslng stock.
The quoilty of relotionshlp5 ond trust we hove between the stuff reorn ond ourresidents In the houses we
Ireodysupportls a core volue. rhe potentioloddition of newproperties wtll therefr￿ be consldered on
C05e-by-C05e bosis ond will be odequotely rgsourcedso LYS to mointoln stondurds of tore.
We willfocus on speciolist G¢ndpotentiollymore chollenging projects whith we hqve the ￿soUrceS and
experience to toke on, but whith others moy rtotbe oddressirtg.
In 2022 we opened our first women's house and shortly after siepped into a fruirful partnership with Connection5
Support and Asylum Welcome in providing beds for homeless men wlth no recourse to public lunding. These new
in¢tlatlves have bedded in very well during 2023 and we are now seeking to expand both as and when resources
allow. IFJ addltlon, we are currently in the process of estabSishlng Our second recovery house working wlth local
oartners TLJrning Polnt.
Durlng 2023 our staff tearn and Ed8e govern3nte group cornpleted a srgnrficant project to artSculate ourTheory of
Change, essentially a comprehensive mapping Df how and why the work model we have adopied produces thp
changes we are hoping for. Thi5 disciplined exercise has been very revealing and has helped us to betterartieulate
what it is that Edge Housing does that makes a real differen￿ to our residents, live5. Along the way. it a15LTr helps lis
to measure our resldents pro8ressihrough thelr time wirh us in a more meanirygFul way. 80th help underpTrn stafT
tralning prlorifles and our fvndralsln8efforts.
The Tnajorfty of our re5Klents have come Irom traumatic back8ro¥nds and have complex nee(ts. This often leads to
person battling issues regarding thelr self-worrh and unable to fom) approprSate relationships or have healthy
boundofie5. BY adulthood. unhealthy learned behaviours cause the person to be unable to address their issuÈs and
the cycle contlnues on foi manv vear5. When people cDrne to US, somè a￿ wanting help, some don't knovrf what tn
o ènd some are just Llesperate for a roof over their heads.
The first and most Important stage of the work we do invoEve5 addresslng the barriers to our residents findlng
solutions to the challenges they face. Thi5 can take manv vears or sornetimes be accomplished reasonably qulcklv.
During thls period, we attempt to Strengthen thelr resiliènce. help them bulld thesr self-worth and glve them hope.

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
TRUSTÉÉS, ANNiIAIREPORT AND REPOATOF TME DIRECTORS Ilndvding the 5tyate81¢ Report
fortheye4r ended JI August2023 Icontlnuedl
Fin311yi we guide them In buildlng a 5UPPOrt Svstem and help them ￿CognISe and take responsibillty forthelr ow
health Issues.
Once a resident ha5 become sthciently resil*nt, we can movè inio Stage two and start to address adélrtSons,
health needs, how they spend theirtime and whether to look for education or employment.
We are very grateful to all of our partners and, of course, to our dedlcated and gifted staff and volurteerteams
who make all of thi5 happen. We look forward to what God has In store for us in 2024 as we contlnue to deVe￿p
this worktogether.
The Kln¢sSthool
Overtheyear 2022-23. The Kin6's 5chopl co#tinued tooffer dlstinttlyChristh3n education.
Number5 on roll-. Sept 2022- 199,. July 1023-204
GCSE Results 2023.. klumber of entries- 13. Gr3des 94.. 89% INatlonol A¥era8e 67.8%1,' Grades 9-7.. 32% IN8tl¢Jnal Averaie
20.8%)
Pup115 Partlcipated in a range of curri£ukr and extrarfurricu18r ort5vkies overthe course Df the yÈ3T. These included residential
trips in both primary and secondary: vlsitsto the theatreto see 5¢ttexts In produtt5on- SerV￿e opportunltles in the local area
ond D of E expedititsns for pupils in Year 9 coM￿etIng thÈir Brenie Award.The D of E pupi15 Spent 182 hoursvolunteerine irt
the year ended March 2023. In 2023 pupils en8ased in a range tsf events to siipport local, natlonal and Internbtional charities
raislng a tot81 of £773.
In 2022-23 there were 49 staff worklng at the Khool. Many of thern offered theirservice on g port-time basi5. all of them
$acrrficially as s¥lar5Es atThe KinEs School are lowerthan those in maintalned and m05t other independent schools. The wgrk
done by the staff is complemerted bythe sUPPOrt offered by a dedicated 8roup Of p3rentvolunteers who add capaclty In the
cl?ssn¥otn, on the play¥round, and In the admln office.Whileth2re havÈ been chanses in the cornposltlon of the Governills
8ody. their support has been consis¢ent and It 15 8ieatlyappre£lated.
Fundralslng
thurch congre8ations are invited to tfthe dnd 8i¥e 85ft5 for 8ener41 use as well as forde$l￿nated 3nd rÈstritted purposesfrom
time to tlrne. The school charBes moderate feesforthe provSslon ol a very good standard of education in a Christ18n setting.
In the school settln8 a small 3rn0unt of fundr355in8 is done. mainly by rheschool children, by way of bake sales and &mall
sponsered events. The Ch8ritV'5 wholly-owned tr#din8 sub51diary, The Kin15 Centre Litnited, raisesfunds by renting out the
rooms ￿0t used by the Charity and provide5 3 stènd3rd olfront of hau5e and a caterln8 service If requlred,. profits from
the tradinE subsidiary are Eifted to the h¢ldlTrg Charity by way of a Oeed of a Covenant. The Chorlty does not apPro￿h
vulnerable people to donate tothe Charity. Currently OpenGate re8ion is u51n8the services of professlonal fundraiser5 in
conne¢don wbth identifvln88rant-making orBani5otions who may wish to contribute toThe Hub in Wantage. Atthough It 15 not
the norm for Occto use professional fundroisers, we have chosen to doso forthi5 prcject.
Finan¢lal Review and Results For The Year
The charity continues to oper8te under relatlvely healthy financlal conditions in the current efivironrnent. As sueh the trustees
are confident In the charity and wholly-owned tradin8 subs5dlory a5 è 8oin8 concern. The Flnance Comrnittee meets reeularly
to review the Dngoln8financesof the chaflty and Its tradin8sub5idiary. Thecharity Indudes the followin8 are85 of Iwer8tk)n'.
Tithe and other desiinated vdunt8ry income throtsAh the local clurcheswas £1,222.057 IZ022 £1,105.5641. In li8*t of the
ongoin8 dtrficult econornic cl+mate for rnèny people rhrou8hout the year. thetrustees are very 8r•iebJl for the£onshl2rable
gener051tyof indlvldua15 Within the OCC familyof churchEs.
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OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
TRusfEE5' ANNUAL REPORT ANO REPORT OF THE DIREcTORSlin¢ludi￿th¢ Strllegic Reportl
forthe year ￿rtded 31Augu5t2023 IcoThilnuedl
The Kfni'sS¢haol
The school's pupil numbers remained relatively steady, partlally r￿e(ting£antinUed marketln6 aCt￿lty. The 5chotrl also
incorporates SteppinE 5tonos Foundation Unit, tontinuin& its provi51on forE8rly YeHrs.
The Kkng'5khuolBullding
Fund5 hwe tontinued to COMÈ in and are belng used tt seNlce the bank loan taken out for th¢ devekpment that took place
betwetn 2009 and 2011. £118.05412022.. £131,141) of the loaTh wa$ repaid dur4n6 the yEar,
A Jdditional 103n for £150,￿ was grdntpd by 8a¢clays in AuEUSt 2021 to fund repair work on the sch￿1 slte Jt New Yatt
Road. Includirn8 netessary roof repalrs and repl8cemenr of windows and do￿On the dder WiDdrush buildin8. E13.35212022.'
12.9041 of the loan was ￿Paid durin8 the yeèi..
The Klrtg's Centre Umlte
Oxtordshire Carnmunlty Churche5' whollyth4ned tradln8 subsidiary. The ￿n￿'S Centre Limlted. hlres out rooms and provide
associated seNice5 t¢ customers atThe King's Centr2 in Oxford. Actiwty ha$ significantly increosed slnce the closures impospd
durins the pandemic. 8lthou6h has not yet returned to pre-pandernic levels. Incomeforthe yearwas £357.68912022..
£357,100) and a profit of £5.857 wè5 8chieved12Q22.. E23,9761 which continues to reduce the brou8ht forward10s%es trom the
pandemic. The tradlng subsidiaryalso makes a contrlbution toth2 charity toward5 thecosts of u5InK the bulldln8 1
accordance wlth Chirity Coinm15sion guidance on tradin8 5ubsldiary compJnies.
Freehttldpropertlt$
Two of the freehold properties are included at v•luation bèsed on their exlstln8 use. The Kln8'5 School, Wltney was revalved in
2017-18 8t É2.625.000, whi15t The Klng'5 Centre, Oxford wa5 ¥evalu2d in June 20218t £3.450,000 and the revalued amount5
5tèted in Note 8 tothe accounts-, unrealised galns are shown in the Revèluation reserve. 80th properties are bESng maintained
in yood orderand ère collateral for the lèan taken out to develop The Kin￿5 School. An o(tditienal freehold property wa5
obtalned ¢Juring 21122. È SO% share in a house used by Edse Nousing for horneless work. Thls wa5 purchased ror £248,500 and
is beld •t ￿St.
R¢rtrve5
The majorit¥ ol the charit¢s Income is derived trom regularÉlfts and donations from a wide range of sourtes. and school fees,.
thEse are forecast tocower the bud8ete(J tnonthly expendItU￿ at both Oxford5hirÈ Community church￿ ènd The KlnE'S
khod. General reserv￿5 are monirored monthly and the truJtees ensure rhat Short term commitments do not exceed fund5
vailable. The trusree5 Considerthat a level of 8eneral reserves equivalent io one month'$ expenditure is adequate and not
excessive forthe needs of the charity, which Is approxirnately £300,000. The Charity aims to keep at le35t the amount of the
reseNe5 in easily accessible bank balances. Charity-only unrestrltted funds (which are Equ+¥alentto'freE reserves'l at 31
Augusi 2023 were £208,63612022.. £479,439). The Klng's Centre Linifted had o deflclt of E83,32412022.. £89,182> su£h that
rhe gr04Jp's unrestrlcted funds were £125,31112022.. £390,257>. The 2022 comparatlve5 are hiÈher due to the incluslon of
funds hèld In and for the reE10fi51£34,4291 alld the school1£59,7621. which were rnoved Into a designated fund durlng
2022123, aDd beeausea furrhEr £138.296 was moved from Eeneral funos int¢ the fixed asset d￿lS￿ated furtd during the year
representin8 on underdesignalion made last ye8r.
Deslgnotedondrestrfrtedontlfvnd5
There are a numberof designated and restricied funds which ère accounted for Separately. The detall ror these 15 shown in
note 16 for desi8nated funés and nott 17 for restricted funds, and aov Gift Aid clasmed is all¢xated to the same fund ès rile
donation.
Publir Bènefit
Tlie Iru5tees have cornplied witli their duty to have due reEard to the Euid8nce on public benefit pvblished by the Charity
Commission in exercising their powers and duties. Examples of thls public benefit ¢Jn be found the orher parts of thi5
Report. The Charlty constitutes a public benefit entity as dqfined by F115102 and the CharftSes Act 2011.
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OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNrrY CHURCHES
TRUSTEES, AN•JUAL REPORT AND RÉPORT OF THE DIRfcfoRS Ilncluditt8 the 51r•tt¢k Reportl
forthe Yearended 31Au1y512￿3 IcoThtlnuedl
Future Plans
Medlum tg long-termstrotegy
Oxfordshlre Comrnunity Churches. rnedium to lon8-temi sirategycontinues tD focus on ourpritnarychaff(ableartNities'.
ro be local churthesthat are outwafdly fotU5ed Sn ourcomrnunitles and are responding to the needs of each1ocal
community.
To plant churches that folbwoijr rnSssi¢n Statement so Increase ourgeo8r•phlcal base.
To continueto devdop the facilitles of The Klng's ce￿tre. in order to serve our larger missity), and to encourage mare
external business and community use of the Centre.
To coniinue to provide 8 distinctive and hi8h-gualityChristian education atThe School.
To seek to reduce the outstandin8 mortgage debt forThe Klng's School, on or ahead olthe alreed piYmeDt schedule.
includin8 the new loan for malor e¥penditure on the WiDdrush bulldin8.
Currtntyeor f2923Q4)
DurinÈ the current yearwe intend to..
Work through the 5mpllcationsof changes agreed to our8overnante 5truttures to provlde clear strate8ic leadershlp
from the trustee board down to eath operational area. Thi5 Involve dereEionali5ing, and e5t8blishin8 a
replacÈment Bovernance structure.
Stren8then and deyetop thetrustee body. with newtrustees and an increased connection wth subcommittees.
Contlnueto develop a lon8-term plan forthe sUSta￿nable funding of The Kin¥$ Schogl.
Progress the devÈlopmeTrtolThe Hub KiTr8sgro¥e, wants8e, 5tartln8 construttion and develDplnE plans for Its
operation.
Progress plans re8ardin8the redevelopmentof the Osney Mead estste (where The Kln8's Centre is based) ihcludin8
ourvision forthe city and the est4te.
PrlNlpal Rls*s and Uncertslntl•s
The trustees have a55e55ed the major risks towhkh the charitable company may be exposed and ha￿ ensured that adequate
systems ère In place ta mitigate those ri6ks. These systems irKlude our5afeguirdinE poliry. Staff Management pollcy. Staff
HandbooK Health & Sèfety pollcy, and monthly financi31 reporting.
Th• trustees have 8lven conslderatbn to the maJor rlsks to whlch thé Ihar5ty Is exposed,. the nature of those rlsks. like15h¢od of
those risks the measures taken to m3nage theffl. These illrlude 8ovemante risks, opeTational rtsks, finan£ial r15ks. exteinal
risks and compliance ¥vith law ond re8u18tSon. Where a slgnifitant risk 55 identrfied an artion plan of steps Is drown up and
Implemented to miti8ate the signfficant risk. Rlsks are iben periodlcally monitored, reviewed and assessed. The tryjstees are
satisfiod at thi5 time that systern5 and pracedure5 are estsblished in order to Tnan38e tonirol rhe major risk5 to the
charlty. In particular, insurance tover is In place. reBul3r finantial reviews take place and approprlate Di5c105ure an4J Barring
Seryice IDBSI Checks are made regtslarly. DEpartment approprlate health and salety triinln8 is gnien. 8aslcfire and emergenry
evacuatton training is given and also fire warden troinin8. A ¥eheTiC office risk assessment. the main offict hazard HssÈssment
and artlvltylevent risk8ssessments are made. Sep4ration of financial respon5ibililie5 Wlthin the tharity ensure5 risk5 ore
rninlmlsed Internally. The reBular monitorln8of thecash flow position makes the charity le55 5usieptible to Varlations in
nthly income. All new projetts. th•r Irnpact￿ thecharlty and 3550dated fundlni are assessed before a c{￿mitMent is
made to start a project.
Extensive youth work and chlldrett's wllrk ¥ftd COrr￿￿n￿V workwithin aod ID oddition tochurch services nathrally means that
the tharSty Is exposÈd to a hiÈh degree of r4sk Sn working with thildren ènd Vulnerable bdulis. SaleguBrding trainin8 is held for
all employee5 and volunteers who work with or regularlycorne into cont8Ct with £hildren and vulnerable adult5, even If Only
indirÈttiy. DBS checks are a150 madeforthese worker5. and are regularly repeated, with tr8lnSnE seminar5 condutted 8t least
at the recommended intÈrvals. Workers are noi permltted to work with £Nldren and vulnerable adub unless they have
completed trainlng and passed DBS (hecks.
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OXFOROSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
TRUSTEEY AtINUALAEPORT AND REPORTOF THE DIRE¢TORS Ilndudlfig th¢ strat¥￿ Reportl
fortheyeat ended 31AuEUSt 2023lcontlnued
Statrment Of Dlrertors, And Trustees, Responslb11511es
The trustees Iwho ère also directorsfor the purpose5 of comp8ny lawl are re5ponslble for preparin8theTrustees' Annual
Aeport Ilncludingthe Strateslc Report) and the financial statements in accordance wlth appllcable18w ènd Llnlted ￿n800M
Acwunting Standards (united Klngdom Generally Accepced Accountln8 Pr￿t￿e).
Cijrnpony law requlres the trustees to prepare financial statement5fortach ffnancial year, whSch 8Ne a true and fair view of
the state tsf affairs of the charltJb1e compony and the group and olthe incoming resources ènd applicatlon of rèsources,
Inrludlni the intome and expenditUTeof the chaiitable IDmpany and thegroup for the year. In preparln8the5E financial
statements. the trustees are re4uiredto:
select Suitab￿ accounting polKies and then applythem consistentlyi
observe the methods •nd principles af the Charfties SOAP 2015 IFRS1021,'
make lud8ements and estimate5 that are reasonablp and prudent.,
5t•te whether UKAccou¢)rln8 Standard5 have been followtd. subjert to any rnatEri•l departures disc105ed and
ewlalned In ihtfinancial statemenls.,
prepare rhefinanckl statements on the going Concern unless it is inappropriate to presume that thecharStable
¢ompanywill tontSnue in operatlon.
The trustees are responsible for kpeplng od¢quate accountiryg records that dlsd05e wfth reasonable 3Cturacy at èny tlme the
flnancial posltion of the charitable compènyand the sroup
and en8blethem to ensure thatthe flnancijl statements comp
wlth the CompHniesAct 2W6. They are a550 responsible for sJfe8uardioK the assèts of the charitable ¢ornpany and the iroup
and hence forttkln8 reasonable steps forthe prevent[￿ and detettion offraud and other irregularitie
Statement Of Dlsclosure Of Infomiatlon ToAudltor5
In sofarqs the trustees I￿ awarE'.
there is no re￿Vant audit informatkn of whkh thecharitable company and group's auditor is unèware. a￿d
the trustees havétaken all the step$ that they ouBhtto have taken to make themsefve5 aw•re ol 8ny relevant audlt
Infomiation and to estab115h thbt the audltor Is awore of that lnfDrMa￿Qn.
Auditor
Critchley5 LLP have been appolnted as auditors ol the thaiity.
In app￿n8 the DSrectors' Annual Rep<rt we •150 approvethe Strat88lc Report Intluded therein, In oyt capacity as company
directors.
Thi5 report was approved bythe board of dlrectors on J Mèy 2024 8nd 518llEd on beh41fr.
PNCAllen
Dlrettor
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INDEPENDENT AUDffoW REPORT TOTHE MEMBERS OF
OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
Opimlon
We have èudited thefinan£i81 statements of Oxfordshire Community churches lthe"CharStatde companfl and its sub5idiarles
Ithe"Group"I fer the ye4r ended 31 Au8llSt 2023 whlch wmpr5se theconsolidated st*ement of financlal actwrtles: the
consolSdBted balance sheet,. wmpany balance sheet,. the-consolidated cash fk)w statement and notes to the financSal
statemen15, including a summaryof si8niricant 4rcountin8 pollcles. The financial reportln8 framework that ha5 been applied In
their preparation is applitable law ond United Killgdom Arcountin8Standards, including F4nanclal Reportln8 Standard 102.. The
Inancia1 Reporting Standard applicoble in the UK and Republlc of Irdand Iunited Kingdorn Generally Accepted Accountlng
Pr3cticel.
In our oplnSon, the financial 5tstements',
Elve a true and fair view of the state of ihe Group's and CharltableCotnpanV5 affalrsas Ht 31 Au8U5t 2023 and of
income and expendlturelortheyearthen ended.,
have been propeTly prepared in accordance with Unlted Kingdom Generally Accepted Accourttlng Practicet
have been prepared in accordance wkh the requlremeThts ofthe Companies Act 2006.
Bas15for opknlo
We condurted our 8udst in atcordance with Internat4onal Standards on Audstln8 IUKI IISAS IUKII and applicbble law. Our
responslbllities underthost standards arefurther destribed in the Audltorfs responsibilities forthe audit of thellnanclal
statements sectlon of ourreport. WÈ 2rE Indeperident of the Group and Charitable Company in a¢£ordance with the ethical
requirernents that are re￿vant to ouraudlt of the financ1315tatements in the UK. includSng the FRCS Ethical standard and we
ave fulfilled our other ethlcal re5p&nsibS111ies in accordance with these requlrEments. We believe that ihe audii evidence we
have obtalned is 5ufficlent 3nd appropriate to prowlde a basis for ouroplnhjll.
Condu￿0￿5 rel•tln8 to 8oID8 wnceTn
In ouditin8the financial staternents, we have coricluded th4t the trustees, useof the 80in8 concern ba515 Of aCcoun￿nE in the
prep¥ratM)n of the financlal st4tefiients15 approprfate.
88sed on thé work we have performed, we hwe not identlfied any materlol uncertainties rdatSn8 to events or condltions that,
individualyor collectfvelvt mayttst signlffcint doubton the Charlrable Company's abilityto continue as 4 80in8con¢em foi a
period of ar leost 12 month5 from when thelinJnc181 statements are authoAsed for issue. Ovrre5ponslbilities and the
respmslbllltles of thetrusiee5 wfth respect tO80ing conrem are destribed In the relevaDt 5rftlons of th15 Teport.
Other Ihth>rmatlort
The other Inforrnation comprlses the Infofmatloft included in the annual reporL in¢ludinB thetrustees, reporL Other Eh•n the
financSal statements and r￿raUdIt015 reportthereon. Thetrustees are respon51ble for the other information contained wr(hin
the3nnual report. Ourdpinion onthe finjncizl statoments does not coverthe other infor(nation and. except to the exLent
otherw5E explicitly 5rated In our report. we do not expre55 anyform of a55ur8nce conclu51on thereon.
Ourrespon5ibility is to read theother Informtion and, In dolng 50. considerwhetherthe otherlnformation 15 materially
Inconslstent wlth the financial statements or our knowledge obtained in thecourse of the audit. or otherwise appear5 to be
m*erially mls5tated. If we Identify such material in£onsisrencie5 orapparent material misstatement> we are requSred to
determlne whethÈrthls EIv45 r15e to a material misstatement in thefln4ncial statements themselves. Ir, based the work we
have performed. we conclude thatthere Is a rnateilal m1s5tatement ofthis other information, we are reoulred to report that
fatt. We have nothingta rèportln this regard.
Opinlon$ on other mattets W*￿1bed bytheC0rn￿Ale5AttI1xl6
In our oplDlon. ba5Ed on the work und2rtaken in thecourse of the audit-
the information given in the trustees. reporr (incorporating rhe strètegic report and the directors. report) for the
linan£lal year for whichthefsnoncial statement5 ère prepared Is CODslstent V41th the Ilnandal statemEnt5: and
the tru5tees' Teport Ilncurptiratlngthe 5trat¢8ic report and the dlrrftors, report) hos been prepared in acc0rdlnce￿th
app15cablÈ legal requlrempnts.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITOR5, REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF
OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
Matterstyi whlch we are requlrgd io report byexceptlon
In the li8ht of the knowlEd8e and underst3ndinÉ of the &roup and Charitable Company and Its environmentobtalned in the
cour5eof the audit, we h?ve ntst identilied matenal missr/tements in the trustees, report.
We have nothin8 to report in respert¢f the following m8ttefs Fn relation to whlch the Comp￿leS Act 2006 requires us to report
to you rf, In our oplnlon..
de4uate and proper accounting records have not been kept. or fetums adequatetor our audlt haye not been received
frorn branches not visited by us,. or
thefinancial statement5 Ire not In ag￿ement with theJc£guntin8 records and Teturns., ¢1
certain disclosures of trustees, remuneratSon spee￿fIed by law are not made,. or
Vle hove not received 811 the information and explartations we require forouriudiL or
Ihe trustees wew net ent*tlÈd to preparethe financial statements in accordantewlth the small companies regime and
take advant4e of the small companies. exernptK>ns in preparlns the trustees, report and IrDm the requirÈrnent to
prepare a strattElr report.
Aespon5WJi1ltle5 ¢rfth trusie¥s
explained more fully the triJstee5' respon5ibilitles statement, the trustees a￿ responsible fer the preparation of the
financiBI statement5 and for beln8satisfled that they 8lve a true and fairvlew, and forsuch internal control as they determlne Is
necessary ro enable the prepèration of flnancièl statementsthat arÈ free from materlal mi5stètemenL whet￿r due to fraud vr
error.
In prepartngthe flnarnclal ttaternents. thetrustees ate respDn5ible for assEssin8the Group and Charltoble Compan(s ability to
£ontlnue 0$ a 8oin8concern. disclosln8, a5 appllcable, matter5 rplated tQ 80inK concern and usin6 the 80ingconcern basis of
accountihs unless the trustees esther ifttend to Ihiuidate the Group and Charitable Compèny orto£easeoperations,or have no
realistic alternatlve but to do $0.
Audltorfs rn5pon51bllltles for the audlt ofthe flnancbl staternen
Ouroblectives are ro obtain reasonable assurance abaut whetherthe financial statements as a whole a￿ freefrom material
misstatement, whether due to traud or error. and to ￿sue an audlrorfs report that include5 our oplnion. Reasonable assurance15
biBh lewel ol assurance, but IS Dot a eu3ranteethat an audit tonducted in accordance with ISAS IUKI will alway5 detect a
material mlsstaiernent when It e¥isrs. Mi55tatements can arise from fraud orerror and 8recon5idered material if, individually or
in the a88re8ate. the¥ could re45gnèbly be expected to influence the e(onornicdEeisions of u5erstaken onthe ts05i5 of these
financial staternents.
Irregularitie5. includln8fraud. tre instances of non-conwlhrynce wlth laws gnd regulations. We deslen procedufes in line ￿￿th our
respon5ibilltie5. Outllned above. to detett material mis5taiements in respect of irregu1aritie5. induding frlud. The extent to
which our procedure5 arÈ capable of detectln8 Irre8u14rStles, indudingfraud is detailed below.
Our approach to Tdentlfylng and assesslng rhE risk5 of mater181 mlsstatement In respect ¢f Ifre8ulaAtles. including Iraud and no
compllancE wth laws and re8ulation5, wa5 èsfollow5'.
the engagernent partnerensured thar the en888ement team collertively had the appropriate competence. capabillties
and skills to identify or reco8nise non-cornpliance with appllcable14ws and regulations-
we identified the laws and regulatiDDS appllcable tothe tharitablecornpany throu4h distussions wlrh d5rector5 and
her mbnagement. and from our know12d8e and experience..
we assess4d the extentef cornpliince with the law5 and re8ulètion5 Identified 3bove thrO￿h makin¥ enqulrlesof
mana8ement ond inspecting legal corre5pondencewhere appllcable.
We assessed the 5usEeptibllity of the chariiable Compan￿5 finlncial Statements to materi81 mSsstaterNent, Indudln8 obt81nlnE an
nder5tandin8of how fraud mi8ht oEcur, by..
making enquiries of management è5 to wheretheyconsiderpd there was susteptlbllityto fratsd. their knowledge DI
attual. suspected and alleaed fraud,.
considerfnE the intemal controls In place to mltl8ate risk5 of fraud and non<ornpliance vjlth l•ws aryd regulations.
To addressthe rlsk of fraud through management bias and override of controls. we..
tested jourftal entries to identify unv5ual transactions,.
assessed whether judgement5 and assumptions made In determinin8the ac¢ountin8 e5tirn•tes were indKatlve of
potentlal bias: and
nve5tigated the r•tlonale behind s11n￿1cL￿t0rUnu5U￿l transèttions.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS, REPORTTO THE MEMBERS OF
OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNifi CHURCHES
In fesponse totht r15kof Irre8ularr(les and nOn￿rnpl13rtte￿tb law5 and reiulations, we de￿Ined pr￿ed￿r¢s￿h￿h included.
but were not Ilmited to..
agreeln8financ131 st4iement di5closure5 to undeflyin6 51JPPOrting decumentation;
readingthemlnures of meetin¥sof those charÉed with gevernante,.
enqulrlng of managemellt as to 3ctU41 and potential Ilti8ation and claims,.
revSewing rele¥ant£orrespondence.
There are Inherent lirnitations in our audit pr+xedures descrlbed above. The fflore rernovEd that laws and regulat￿n5 are from
financial tran5aCtion$, the less likely it Is thot we would betome oware ol non-compliance. Audftin8 standards a150 limit the audlt
proredurÈs requlred to identlfy non4otnpliawe with laws and relulationsto erwuiry of the dirertors and other rnanagement
and thè irtspettion of regulatory and leg•1 correspondence, if anv.
Material mi$5tatements that arise due to fraud cart be harderto detect than th05eth4t ar￿e from errof a5they may lThvolve
deliberjte concealrnentor collusvjn.
Afurtherde5¢ription of our resPon￿bIlIti￿[S availabk t>n the FIDancial Reporting Cottncil's wÈbslte at:
www.fr
i. de5CriPtion forrn5 part of ourauditorfs rtport.
us¢of our reptyrt
Thi5 report is made Sole￿ to the Charltable C¢)mp8nls rnember5, as a body, In accordance with Chapter 3 of gart 16 of the
Companies Act 2006. Ouraudit work has been undertaken so that we rniiht statpto the Charitable Cornpanfs members those
matter5 we are requlred to state iothem in 4n oudltor's report and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permined by18W.
e ¢Jo notaccept or assurne respon51blllty to &nyone otherth8n rhe Charitable CompanWs rnernbers 05 a body, forour audit
work, for this report, or forthe opinions we have formed.
Ro￿rtK[rt10nd{SettIorStQtytoryAudit0fj
Forond w beholf of CrltchltysAuthtLLPiStotutoryAuditorl
eeover House
21-38Hythe BrWqe Street
Oxfvrd
141512024
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OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
CONSOUOATED STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES1Sncludln9 Ineomè and oxpendlture oe¢ounti
fortho y•ar ènd•d 31 Augu8t 2023
Unrestricted lund$
Restleled
General Designaièd
frjnds
(Note 151 (Not• 181
Total
funds
2e22
Total funds
Nots$
INCOME FROM
Gifts an¢J donations
864,390
84J.621
397,791 2,102.802
2,114,579
Charrtablo actNItIO8.-
School & Pr88chDoI fees ond cthw Income
Other Cknaritab￿ a¢tivities
28
976,485
39.75&
978,485
484,267
939,535
421,317
3.469
421.044
Income from tr•dlng acbwti•8.'
Trading subsldiary acbVitle$
344,379
344.379
357,100
Fun**ai$lng
Iniertgt re¢eiv•d
Olh8r Ineo
789
30
819
163
4,204
3,$72
163
1,404
2.800
7,61S
TOTAL INCOME
2.227.201
844.253
821.665 3.893,119
3.843,718
EXPÉNDITURE ON
Ralsing lunds
Charttable 8ctivth•s'.
S¢h¢*l & Pre$chool
Olh8r Charitable actwilies
928
1,007.544
1.217,360
2,224.9Ci4
6,847 1,014,391
825,692 2,526,227
832,539 3,540.618
935,447
2,360,237
3.295,684
483,175
483.175
Trading a¢￿vities..
Trading $ub5idi#ry activSties
261.266
261,268
247.945
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
2,486.334
483.175
832.639 3,802,048
3.544,557
NET IEXPENDITUREIIINCOME
1259,1331
361.078
110,8741
91.07t
299.161
Tfan51ers bel￿en
17
S.813
38,837
31,024
P64.9461
397,915
141.8981
91.071
299.161
OThER RECOGNISED GAINS AND LOSSES
Profit on fJnan¢ial irtstrumeftts held at fair
value through incorne & exp8ndilure
NET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
13
38.6
38.696
125.387
1284,9461
390.257 4,923.030
436.811
141.8981
568.461 5,881,748
129,787
424,548
TOTAL FUNDS tyroughtforward
18
5,4S7200
TOTAL FUNDS corned foryArd
18
125,311 5,359,641
$26,563 6.D11515
5,881,748
The fiotes on page8 21 to 36 part of th98¢ financSal $tatements.
The lull ¢omp8rative Statement of Financi81 ActivrtlÈs lincluthg Income and expendture •ccountl forthe yèar ended
31 August 2022 is sttown In note 26 to the finan¢ial statements ￿ page 34.
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Company Registraty'on Yumber".
03223210
OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
COMSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET at 31 August 2023
2022
Tolal
fund$
LJnrestriGtefl fund$
General Designatad
Restdd
funds
Total
funds
Notès
FIXED ASSETS
T8ngiblè a$$ets
1,955 6,076,167
248,500 8.326.622
6,328,eSI
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
C08h at bank and in han
35.404
167,750
203,154
114,431
295,856
410,287
27,976
322,168
350,144
177.811
785.774
963.585
181.910
883.771
1.Ck8S.8e1
CREDITORS
Amounts falling ¢kn withln year.
Bank loan l$ecuredl
Creditor5 and accruaL8
12&1.1
12
1173,2361
13.491
186.727
{173.2361
140.370
313.608
1145,4591
1203,5601
349,0191
79,7981
(79.798
47,081
47.081
41ET CURRENT ASSETS
123,358
223,S60
xi3.063
649,979
716,662
TOTAL ASSEfs LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES
125,3'11 e.299.727
551.563 6.978.601
7,044.713
CREDITORS
AmDunÈs falling due alltrrm0￿ ot78 year
Bank loan {5ecuredl
Unsecured loan
Interest rate swap at fairv8liA•
NEY ASSETS
12&13
12&13
12&13
25
1953,4131
1953,4131
128,0001 (25,000)
13.327
526 563 6.011.515
11,112.5961
125,0001
125,3691
5,881,748
13.327
12S.311 S,359 841
FUNDS ANO RESERVES
G•neral funds
Revaluation r&ser
Fixed A$$8t design8t•d fund
0051pnated fvnds
18
14,15&18
15&18
15&18
125,311
125,311
1.516.801
3.570,985
271.855
390,257
1.516.801
3.276.943
129.286
1,516.e01
3,570,985
271,855
125,311 5.359.641
5,484,952
526.563
526,563
526,563 6,011.515
5.313,287
S68,461
5.881,748
Re$tricted frJftd$
TOTAL FUNDS AND RESERVES
16&18
IB
125,311
5.359,641
App￿Ved by Ihe board of dtrector5 on i Mdy 2024 and signèd on its behalf..
PNC Ajlen
Director
Tre notes on pages 21 to 36 form part ofthese ffnow81 statements.
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Conwany Re9￿￿￿10n Number..
03223210
OXFQROSHIRE COMhlUNITY CHURCHES
CHARITY BALANCE SMÉET at 31 Augurt 2023
Unre8lncled fu￿8
ReBtrIGl2d
GeMrg1 08$ignated furtd5
Totsl
lund
2022
funds
Notes
FIXEDASSET5
Tall91￿e asaets
Investrmni In 8ubsKllary ryjmpèny
6,078.187
248,500 6.324,667
8.328,K7
10
167 248.300 6.324e48
6.325.868
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
C88h al bank harAI
132,822
129.sog
282.331
114.431
27.976
275.229
296.8S6 322.188
747.533
4t0.287
380.144 1 OT2 7
872.006
1.138 592
CREDITORS
An￿v￿$S fathgduo Or￿Y￿K.
8ank ioÈn l&ecur8dl
Creditors and KGrua
12813
12
11n.2361
11732361
154.050
1145.4691
182.
328.3651
808.227
53.696
53.69$
208,e35
86.883
188.727
88.863
2rJ 560 263.281
NETGURRENT ASSETS
.476
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LWALITIES
208.6a6 6.299,727 511,781 7.020.144
7.133.895
Bank bÈn188¢ur*dl
Unsecured l￿fi
Intere8t¥ate swap hebj atfa*valu8
NET ASSETS
12&13
12&13
12&13
25
(953.413
(953,413}
125.0001 125.Im)
15.327
488,781 8055.
11.112,S961
125.QJ)I
25,369
S.97Q.9eo
13.327
S.358.641
208.6
FUNflSAND RESERVES
G8ner&l funds
Reyaluafjon
Fiw Assal d8sagnatèd fur#J
18
14,15 & 18
15&18
15& 18
208.638
1.516,801
3.670.9B7
2Y1,853
5.568.277
486.781
479.439
1.516,￿1
3.278,943
1,516.801
3.$70.987
271.853
20a.836 5,359,841
5,402.469
568,481
Restricted I￿￿48
TOTAL FUNDSAND RESERVES
1$&18
18
486,781
Approved by th¢ bo8r¢ otdi
fson i
2024 ¥NJ s&D8d on ils bèhalt.
PNC
D￿etstor
Thè no188 on p48s 21 to 38 ltsmi partof1￿9 finandal 518tsm8nls.
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OXFOROSHIRE COMMUNrrY ¢HURCHes
COMSOLIOATED CASH FLOW STATEMENr
lorthB yeai ondAd JI Auguet 2Q23
2023
2022
N¢1 Incomlng re8our¢es per Slat•mont pf Flnancl•l AGt4vitl*x
Dapreclalh)n of langIts￿ fixad 4ss•ts
Do¢fe8ylllncrBasel in tsblolg
IUecre3s81 in ¢r8dilors lexduding loan8 and d•rw81fv81
91.1171
1.429
4,099
163.1901
299,161
2.182
132.3161
119.499
M¢¢cashI1￿frofft apqratlDg a¢￿¥111•1*
33.400
249.528
Pyi¢ha&e of fw•d QSGeLs
1248,S¥)I
N•tush Ilowbfmm Invasllnp 4ctivi11o8
1248.5001
8offo*kng tsken up In yp4r
Repaynantofbor￿Io9
25.000
1146.0451
1191,4CfjI
Nqt Ea*h flows Imm Ilnanclng a¢tivltle8
{131.4￿>
1121.0451
D•cr•a$o Inush and ca¥h •qulvalonls Irb lh8 year
97.0971
1120.0171
Calh and cmh li t S8plgmb•r
863,771
I.LMJ3.Te8
Cith and ¢a•h 1131 August
785.774
883,771
ANALYSIS OF CA8H AND CASH eauivALENrJ
Ptrtty C88h
88nk Currontawounl ba18nC88
8onk Savlnga account bqlor**s. no notrk requi￿1
7.OB2
747,629
30.183
8.C93
786.678
89.000
78S.774
883,771
AIIALYS18 OF CHANGES IN NEY OEBT
A11S8p22
At 31 Aug 23
P8ty¢8sh
8ank CurrentaccDuntbai*nc•5
88nk 8avin95 account balanc4s- TK) nottt r8qulr8(t
8.C93
786,678
89.LX)
7.9BZ
747.628
30.104
139.0501
158.836}
863.771
1145.4S91
11.137.5961
197.9971
127,7771
159,183
785.774
1173,2361
1978,4131
LO8￿ l•llingdue withln one year
L03ns fall￿9 du8 afterrnore ihan orva year
1399.284}
33,409
1365,8751
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OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTES TO THE FINAt4¢1AL STATEMENTS
forthe y¢ar •nd•d 24 Augu¥t 201J
l Ac¢ountlng ptrllcfv
8ois olpreparallon
The finanual statements have been wepDr80 M occordancawlh lh• Flnartral Réporting siandard 102, IhE
Gompan￿5 A¢1 2Q06. Account￿ng and RepDrting byCharibe5. Smtsmanl of RÈcornmendÉd Pra¢bce IFRS 1￿21,
ppli¢able to chèrilie$ prep•rirw Ih8w accounts in accordano with Ihe Fin¥cial Rèporting Sland3rd applicable In the
UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021, the Ch8ril*s Act 2Q11 and UK Genw311y Acc8PtedAccDuntinu Pr•cbc8. The
Cthèrity 15 a public benefft enlityas defined by FRS 102.
The fingwal Sutsrnents 818 pr8pared in steriing, whth Is th• fvncNongl eJJryency oflho ch8fity. th)￿tary •mDunts in
Ih•Èe financi8151atements are rounded to tho nÈarasl£.
The ￿a￿ck￿l st8t•mants been prep4￿￿ underthe h￿￿tor￿al cost CODv•rfon. modified to inthJd8 IhE r&¥8lu4llon
of freèhold propetbe8.
The kvtivpal accounting polki?5 ad¢ptod aro $91 oui be￿ and haye been wlied conststsntly throu9houl the
uroup. acwunls and the wioryear.
Golng con¢em
At lh• dale of •pproving the financial st41emgni8. the tru8te•s have ¢￿idor￿j 12 month8 from the dBte ol sbnin9.
and have a reasonablè èxpecblk)n thal th¢ tharityh4s adequate resourcé8 to conlillue In gprotsonal exiS￿nCe for
th8 frKesetrabl8 futuie. Thu5 the ITu8tee5 continw its adoptlhp goirw Gon¢em basis of accounting iry Preparing the
financilll statemwts.
88slsof ¢on$olldaUon
The ¢onsalidai8d finBncial $la¢•fflenW In¢OWat8 Ihe rn$ulls of th8 Charity and11¥ 5ubSldkv￿. The Kiw's C8ntye
Linited and King5grovè Cornmunlty Hub, on a by line b8sks. Th8 con8did8ted enbty r•fqrred to 89 Yhe Grou￿.
No separats Stat*￿nI of Finanual Activths hos b8en pre5enied forme charity sh￿9 as p8mitted by S8¢1ion 408 ol
th8 Cthmpani88Act 2006.
Cash flow slat•nr•nt
The ChaTrty pr8pares a cons0￿d#1￿￿ llow slatemoni and the GonsrAidated *ccount8. in th8 Charitys
results are In¢lud@d, are av81L4trAe to the publKoTr the Ch*rty Commissian website. The Charlty fvrefor8 taken
ad¥Anlay6 ol Ihe exempllon confeffed by FRS 102 Secuw I not ￿ prwrn a cash flow statemBnl.
resourc88 ale accrued ond in¢lud@d in the Slatefflanl ol Financi?1 kknwlrJg18OFAI ￿•￿the Group 18
6Mltyed te Ihe income, rBceipl can ￿ qvanbr￿0 and Is Probab￿. and ibèy aré ¢lslerred Vdh8n they rdale to lutuio
8CGountiNJ pemd5.
Vdulltsry incoffle. dOtsall￿5. 15 H¢count41 forwheD rnceivad. Any rtsult4nt GrftA¥J dained i¥ in¢lud8d 85
pBrt of thtr in￿elOr the year. Th8 church con9rggaltons ¢olknttthe til￿5 and offerings bGHlly. The majority ar•
pass¥d to theAroa orregional fund¥ its meet Ihe p4$tor&l and mlnlsty expèns85 relating to the groupefGhurch*s.
Each tocal church relBins Bn amount suff￿￿ntto covor it5 chursh Jnd administraii¥e exp8ndilure.
In￿rne ffom chaiitab￿ actNil￿ is r8cogni¥ed when tharty has 8nlrtlemèDtto the and any p8rfoTr•nco
ndibDn8 h/ve been tn$l.
the trading SL+)$￿i9rytsk0g depDsi* from cu$i4mers to ré86rve / bookw tora future dato. this
lrea1￿1 as defwred when the future da￿ 1$ after the yearend.
Expenrlllurn
Expendi￿re 1$ recogni88d in the fvn•nci* sl•t8ments on ar$ ba81$ artd wicknde$ iff8coverabltr VAT.
Costs of Charitabl8 aGlivitip$ co￿1$16 of all oxptnditure r￿al￿g tottte obj8u8 of the charity indudng of
supporting Charitab￿ act￿11￿5 and prqgGts.
Support costs vthi¢h ale not diiecuyattribuiabb 10 4nwpan88 4G¢Dity are 3Uoc8ted to thosè categorios basad nn
oppropiiate parametsrs of th& uso d•riv•d fr¢m the res￿1¢8¥.. for example hours spgnl by 8t8ff. proportton of
buikliTrJ Spa￿ ullk8ed. e¢c.
VIA Debtors and¢r•dllors
Debfors and crtdhors haviny no IntereSt¢a￿ and bBing rncowable orpaYAb￿ Within onp year ar8 recoided al
traDsaclh?n price.
vlil Opwatlngl•aso¥
Reni8ls pay8b18 under¢wr4Ong iea&è8 8re ¢haryJ lu IhÈ SOFA O￿nIY ovartho per*yJ of th8

OXFOROSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
forth•y8arèndèd 31 Auyu8t 2023 IcontlnuBdl
1 Accountlog pollcie* l¢ontlnuedl
Tanglbl• 17x#das5•ts
Low co$t 8S8ets I<£5.￿01. Induding thos8 acwlred by Iwl church are taken to SOFA on
ac4ui$ilion. Other fixed 9$88ts I£S,000 Of mo￿) are depreuat8d on the followng bases al rates estimated lo
wr* gff ea¢h as$?t over th8 term ol its useful lifè. 8atche$ gf itèms below thi$ threshold are capiialis8d whme
they form part ol one specifiG prryed. The ratss in usa arè as follow$".
Fumiture and equipment
20- 26% slr81ghllne per annum
Vehicl88
20% straigh￿Ine per annum
Assets acquiied by twlirrfa subsM1i¥ry
18% reducing balance b8sis per annum
Freeh￿￿10ftd and buildlngs are stHtetS at revalued ￿0￿1$, with $ub$8qu8nl addilKins ot¢osl, 85 $et out In
notes 8 aTh19. The purchase of 50% of a h(xJ8e for Edge Hou51ng Is slated 81 cos1. Th8 directofs con5idor Ihat
depwlated c05t akne is the mst 8ppropDate melhod forvaluyig the remjining 98gels.
The dlrectur$ consklerlhal Ihpre is nD irnpairmantto the fNed assets.
Fixéd asset Inytsthient
The Charity owns the totsl shaM e8Otal of the tradin9 $ubskliary. The King'5 uentre iimrted, wThieh ￿ 8hown at
C051. Ttte directors conskt8r t)￿tt￿ere is no impairnent of th* invostmènt.
FunEls¢ru¢turo
Restricted Tunds arise from irrome rectrved wth8re the donor 1$ eth8r re5p)ndlng to gn appeal fora specilt
purws8 Qt ha$ $ts"pu181ed Ihattheir donation should b8 Used for a portiG￿l￿r purpose.
De5ignatsd lunds are amoun15 which have been Setsside from weral fwd5 4t ts th'sGrebon ol the directors
rora speafic, bui not legalty bindlng, Pu￿05￿.
Qen8ral furKl$ may be u5¢d for any purpose within the Charivs objects.
General ￿￿er￿S are the proportion of General funds ￿￿tha¥0 been d88ignated by the dlrectors speGific8lly to
bulld a fiJn¢J to cover one monlh's runniry expgnditur¢
xll Penslon Contributions
Thè charity opemtes a defined conlrlbuuon group personal scheme for It5 employeès. The charge In the SOFA
represents the ern￿oYer conthbutsDns payabl8 to the 8¢hem8 n ￿SpeCt of the accounting p8rlo(5". the8e
Contri￿￿0￿$ gre 8llocated beween aGtivIUes and furn1$ on the same time b2815 as employe8 are
allocated.
xlls Ta¥aiion
Tho Charity is exempt from income and ¢LYporalion tsxes on in¢omè an¢J gains to the exientthatthey ars
applied fortheir charitatse objects. The fully owned trading subS￿l8ry does generally pay UK corporat￿n tsx
because its i¥ to pay t8xBble wofts kn the Charity under GIft￿d uslng a Deed of Cgv8nant.
ylv Flnan¢lJlfftstrum8nts
Financial insirumeAtS are reeoontsed when the Company becom8$ paty to the ¢onlraclu81 prov4sions oflhe
instrument.
Financial as88ts 8nd liabllllle$ are offset. wlh the nel amourlts pre88ntsd in the I￿anUal Statements. when therè
15 a legally enforceab￿ rioht le set Off th8 recogn￿ed amounts and Ihore 1$ an intenwon to 5•tile on a not bo$18
erto rea115e the 35set and 8elUe th¢ l*bility Simu￿ana0USIY
ciE18ssels
Basic financial assets. whith ¢Jebtors, cash and bank ￿lances, 8nd loan8 to fellow group ￿MpanIeS a
nili8lly measured at transadlon price induding transaction costs. Financial a$s8ts ctossified a5 reteivable
wblhin one year are not 8rnottts8d.
Clsssific
JYn8nci81liab
Financial liabilit*$ and equity in$truments are according to Ihe substance ofthe wntractU81
arrangvmenl$ ente￿d into. An equity inslmmenl 15 any conlraG(thal 8videnca$ a r8sidtJal interest in th¢ assets
of the company after deéucttng all ol its liabilities.
888K fingn¢*l Ilablllt]es, including cred(tor$, bank loan5. and loan5 from fellow group cornp4nr$8, are initially
reccgnised at transaction prre. Finand81 kabilrt¢88 classif￿￿ 8s payab￿ wilhln ona year not amothsed
22

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTes TO THE FIIIANCIAL STATEMENTS
ftyrthe year•nd¢d 31 Augv$t2023 (Con￿nUed)
1 Aceoundng polreie8 Icontinuedl
xiw Fln8nclalinstruments (eOlJliNtffjd}
Tfad& crÉditor8 are obligatsons to poyfor9oods or &ervlc88tbal hava been 8cquired Sn the ordinary course of business
Irom $uppliw¥. knoun15 Payable arn c1•5sified BS current ￿&bilitIaS if paymènt due ¥￿I￿1ft one yearor ￿8$. If not.
thty afè pre88ntad a8 noo-currenl liabililfds.
Changes in thg fair walue of dirivati￿5 that are d6￿gnated and qualify 4$ laif ¥alu8 h8dge$ ar8 18CDgnised in profit or
iffmedi8Wy, loy¢lh8fwiih any changes In the fairvalue of the hedged 888et or liabillty Ihatare attribulatAe to the
hedJ8d rig%,
The Charity and its subshllarioa have finHncièl 888ets ondfimnckql I1¥kn￿tiO& ol¥ kind Ihatquatfy 3$ ba&i¢and
eornpPexfin80ual in$lrtsrnenl¥.
Deifvativ￿, indudiw interest rats sw8p$. ara notbasicfinkndal in¥lrufnEllts. Derlvalwe$afa Initially recognised at
falrvalue on Ihe date a derivali¥8 contrad i5entsred into and arè 8ub8equenlly r8-mea5ured atlhoirtsirvahts ataach
repDrting d8le. Changes in th8 fair valug of derivatives are rectrjnised in other recogDK8ed gains and loss•s forlhe
yow. A dtrivauve a potsikn fair r8¢oon￿d as a fin8naBI #ssai. whereas adarivativ• wth a n80ati￿fair
value L5 recognlsad as a financk*l ￿8b￿ty
xv CoN4t•r•l
Th8 b8nk kn8ns are 5etyJr8d on Th8 K5ng'$ CenliB in OxfLYd and Th W's School inwilney.
xyl K•yJtsdyem•nts •nd•sthnatsS usodlnpwrlou the￿ lin*n¢l•istatsmnts
The Charitymakes eslimates and assumptions ccnc•rning Ihe fuwr8, lorexamplè deprerAatiOty fate¥. Tha resulling
account￿9 ejtimateswill. by definit￿￿. 8aldom equal the r8181od a￿Ual results. ThÈre ar• no estimatss or
05sumptions that have A signfftanl risk ofLXU61rrfJ a rnatsrlèl adju$tynenttO lh8 carrying amounts of assots ¥Dd
110￿11*6%￿1¢h1n the n•x1 fir￿￿tIal swr.
TherB affj no othsrcritseal accoun￿nglUdY￿Qnt8 notc0¥*￿d tyy Ihe abové 8co)unting ptslic*s.
2 Exp•nditur• on Charftsbh •ctltAttes
2Q23
Tolal
2022
Total
DIRECT COSTS
SUPPORT
Rostric48d
COSTS
Qwillothd fts Isee Not• 41
School and Prns¢hool (Nole 281
957.081
6.847
50.463 1014.391
other Charitsbfe athili•s'.
Lo¢81 Churthes Ide&ignatedl
Loral churGhe$ Irestrictedl
Ugan¢4 Mi58ignary Support
Ar¢8. RagN)nal & 0lh&r Ivnwlricted}
At88. Regional & Olher Idés & ros11
ngsgrovtr Comrnunity Hub INDt8 101
8w Yatt Road sit8 ITKS Building)
Edgo H¢u￿n9 INole 271
witney CAP Oebl Cenlfe
Wantage & GFove Food Bank
S Thoma$ Support Fund
S8lt& LTratttAdv8nry* 8phèrtr
374.249
78,971
453.219
58.699
56.852
76.648 1.036.210
90.380
35.8B7
181.149
422.A43
35.233
28.977
$5.5S1
200,526
56,852
44,403
1,361,723
951.563
29,956
60.432
35,887
178.256
2.893
18.58
189,91f
2￿,657
33,305
32,707
53,887
80.212
2.W.237
403.862
35.233
28,977
55,551
62,328
797 821
1.137,819
404.205
186.383 2.S26.227
Telal Oyndthre on Charilable act￿108$ 2.094 gch)
404 205
a04,666
236,847 3 540.618
3 Exp•ndllur¢ on tradlhg 8ub81dlAryacllvltlèB
staff costs
132.400
Op•RUng costs ttf*ubsidiary
132.400
128.B66
261,268
113.491
134.454
247.948
36.031
38.931
224.335

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CFIURCHES
WOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
tortho yeor onded 31 August 2023 l¢ot)tlnvedl
4 Anal￿9 018upport eosts
2023
Oth•rciJ•rlt•bloacfvlrfes.'
Flnance 8nd human resour￿& &tslfco8ts
166.109
167.
G￿rna￿te..
- Stsff cc*ls
- Audiltrs rerrrtJrEralbn
. Legal fees and proptty volu81knns
- T[￿le9 indemnity In$uranc&
rolalsupport¢o$ts for chw1t8bhoct1￿flé$
Trndljw *r￿SId10ry.'
8h8r8d g@rvkns
Fe81 pay8blg ￿ comptnys auOllorfora4¥jrf(1or￿i
Fees pay•tsÈ to comp8nY$ wudhor foriaxservkes
41.266
13.480
15.573
359
37,353
11,940
39,578
Not8 2
33,826
2,365
28,S39
NDlé 3
Govwnance ¢osts hll¥trb88n la %llvllkg5 P5 int4Jired and on the basis oflimB synl.
C06ts offinanre and human re50urtss Staff hhve bBtrn alb¢aled on the basB of￿*
spent ￿ relat￿n ￿ each actwity.
5 Pjrt lexp8ndlturnWlrtthMforth8 year
Re$thct•d
2023
2022
Group r*1 loxpendilureybxorn for th
year is Btsted afterchaf9lng.'
Fae8 P8yabkn lo the Charivs 8udltorfor'.
-Audll seTvices
-HR Con5uN8ncy
Foes Payab￿ 10 the Charlty's audltorlor..
- Tiadlng Sub5idioryAudil S￿￿1¢?5
- Tr8dlng Subiid￿ry fax 8erylc8$
E)￿reCIatiOn of tangibl$*x8d a$5ets (N(A•81
ExpBndltLre on op8r81iw kases
Loan Int¢res1
13,480
2,376
13,480
2,376
11,940
4.19)
2,365
640
2.865
640
2.D(XJ
820
1,429
1.429
2,182
1,129
170.Q33
17t.162
180.879
79.74t
79.741
77,435
Slaff cos
- Sl•ff salaries 3nd wag88
. Directors, r2muneraiion (Note 81
. Employ8rfs Nalonal Insuiance tontsbuilo75
Employers pén$ion contributions
1.824.902
?70.480
t45.427
87,236
2,027.94S
8.816
101,047 1.822.ee5
170.480
13.461
158.937
7,394
94.￿6
211902 2.246 918
1.609.379
161.167
144.238
83,678
1,998.4
49
7.071
Durfng Iheyqar Ihv ovtAg8 numberof$tsffempW by IhB charty w•8 10912022.'991.
Th8 gveiage rntffiberoffuN-time equfvalentémployee8W•g6212022'. 621.
Noni ofthp tmploy88S f8C8N0d r•munèrnbon In excat4$ Of£60.￿) ￿11¢202?. non•l.
Th8 key man8g8montper60nnel ofth8 Chadty are tho three RfjgKinal CDnwnunlty Heads. TKS Printsp81,
F￿aTre0 DIFoOtor. Oparalion$ Diracior8nd QrgHnl$•ii¢nJl Devebpmni Lead IODL- 9￿Y1. T￿t0t01
munBrRtion {including penslons conlribu￿oTr1I ofthe key m4Wetnenl p8rnonnel of IhB Charty and group fur
the Year￿talled £251.34812022.. U48,8891.
24

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATÈMENTS
for the year endèd 31 Au9Y$t 2023 (COn￿n￿ed)
6 Dlrectorn, remunerdllon and ?xptrn•¢g (Charty ana Groupl
Three directors al the cornpany have ￿Ce4Ved remtsneralion during the year in their c?P8cty as pa8tor8, expressly
permltt8d by the Memorandum and Articles cf As50ciabon. The fdlowing p8ymenls were made to or on beha￿ of direciDr$
and connected persi*)$.'
Re￿r*ration
Fees
sakrtes
Empioyefs
Natronal
In8urarKe Expense$
2023
2022
PensK)n
Tot
Total
S ICDrnfflunity & Charfty Headl
B Jone5 (Pastoral As$istant& teachw)
A O'CDnnell IExe¢uh"ve Pastor)
R Uconndl (Youth Mini8ty Overseèr)
N Townsend (Community Hea¢)
D Townsend IPastLYal Ag9i$tanti
54,009
16,300
2.692
613
8.374
442
8,751
71,828
17.3SS
70,900
12.437
43.484
4.212
2,1TI
5.027
10.e36
61,324
57.049
3,932
36,482
8.303
162.760
1.823
415
7.720
3.892
26,761
08.928
9.528
233.171
53.284
8,328
1S.735
48,956
Toial remuneration1Sndudhg p8n81on contrfknjl￿n&1
£170,480 (2022.. £181.1671
Expense$ paid to dlr8Ctors are in respEd of travel. teleKklon8. hospitality and r8sourc85 co$ts that relaieLI to Char*abl8
actsvilies and not In their role as a direGtor A60 during the year £359 has been p*d for trustee Intsmnity insurance cover
12022 £8981. Ttwe was no olhor refflurberntion or expanses paid to the director&.
7 R#l•t•d pakty tran8actton
As 18 usual wlh 8 chaiity ofthis typ8, the directurs, and persons ¢onnectad to them, have made donabon$ lo the charity in
tbe year Th￿0 donations wer8 made with no conQYti￿8 attached that would. or mlghl, require the charity to sller
9nifir2n￿Y the nature of its exlsting activitie5. The aggregato ltstal amount cf the$e donation5 into ro$triGtsd funds was
£2,95D (2(r22.. £3.2641 and lor unr86tricted fvnd$ £62.79812022." £80,912). totalling £6S,748 in the y¢ar12022.. £64.1761.
During the year. 9ifts iotslling £Nil12022. £7421 were made by tho chaty to a relat1￿ of of the Oir8Ctor8 to support
their voluntsry LIEvelorx))8nt in Asia." the h1entity of Iht director and Trlativ8 are wilhheK on the grour¥Js of
af8guarding. Thi$ gift was mado on IhB sama terms as SIrn￿er gfts mada ¢0 Other indiv￿U￿5 who 8re Mt related to a
directorofthecharity.
8 T8nglbf•llx•d a$•ots
(Charity Group)
Office and
Freehold
other
propety erwipment
Subsldiary
Compony
Equipment
Charty
Totsl
Grwp
Total
Minibus
Costor valu•ii¢n
At fj S¢pl&mi)8r 2022
Disposa15
At 31 Augu$t2023
Accumul•thdd¢prn¢l•tlon
At 1 September 2022
Charge foryear
Disposals
At 31 Augu$t 2023
14etbook valy¢
Ai 31 August 2023
6,323,500
1.187 6.324,E67
At 31 Augilst 2022
8,323,500
2,167 6,325,867
All ot the assets of the company are used to fjJrtr￿ it8 main obJ'eGt5. The freehold properties are The King's Certre in
O$ney Mead, Oxford, wh￿￿ 15 also used by the Oxford congreo2tion, The ￿.￿g,$ S¢*ool in WilnEy. whkh 18 also used by
the Wrtnèy congregation, 8 50% Share of a house in Oxford. used by Edge Hfxjsing
The King's C8ntre Bnd The King's Schoot ar¢ pkdgEd as security for Ihe ts8nk loan untsra fixed antj flozting Charge.
6.323,500
187.828
958
186,670
S,OW 6,518,328
g58
S.ON 6,515.370
7.715
6,524.043
958
6,523.085
6.323.500
7.715
187,828
190.861
1,WO
5.331
429
195.9WI
1.429
958
1￿.483
186.B70
3,833
190.703
5.760
1.955
2.384
8,326.622
6,328.051
25

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
for y••r 8nd8d 31 August 2023 Icontlnuedl
9 Valuatlon of fr88hvld property (Charity and Group)
If the freettold pYopertSes were stated at Cost. with dePre¢￿tIon tharged at 1% $tr8lghtlin¢ p¢r annum from acquisition
of ltte prop8rty, the amount earried In the aecounls would i)e E5,681.557 at 31 August 2023 12Q22.. £5,752.2491. At
the instruction of 8arclay$ Bank PLC. The King's School bulldirtgs ￿[e valued by Carter Jonas. Chartered Surveyors.
8t 31 August 2018 on the i)asis of existing u8è and in aeeordance with the RICS Valuatlon - Global Standard5, July
2017. At in$tru¢tyon Df Barclays Bank PLC, The King'$ Centre building was valued by Andrew Fgrbes. Chart8red
Surveyxs. at e June 2Q21 on the ba￿S OT existlng use and in accord8rt¢e with tb.e RICS Val￿ation- Global Standards
January 2020.
10 Subsldlary Gomp8ni8$
Tha charitys whdly owned trading subsidiary ¢ompany is The Kinds Cenlre Limited Iregistered company number
049535S61. 'fhis company lets out the Meeting ruoms at The Klng's Cefttre and provides ¢8tering fa¢llitie5 on a
commercial basis. The charlty own$ the SO￿ issued £1 share in Ihe ¢ompany. which gifts all its profits lo the charity
under a Deed ol Covgnant.
In August 2022 Ksngs9rove Comfflunty Hub was incorporstèd as 8 charitabk* Subsidiary Ire9iSteTed Company number
14290081. charily number t2013631. It ha$ been est•￿iShed to Th8 Hub in Kin9sgrove. Wantage, a Community
Centre in which Wanlage C¢)rnmunity Church will also meet 11 is PTeparing to build The Hub in the coming years. after
whith the ¢harilable ccmpany will opgrata the Iwikling.
The nurnbEfS bdow include inter4ornpany transactyons whlGh aro gliminaled In 1*9 Con901id*ed SOFA.
Klngsgrovg Comrnunlty
Thè Klng's Contre Lttl
Hub
A sumrnary ofthe resutts tsfthe
subsidiaries 15 5hcwn below..
Revenue
Cost of S￿6$
Gr068 profit
Charitable activitVd51Admlnistrative exp&nse$
Net profit
2023
2022
2023
2022
7S,669
357.689
83,595
274.094
68,237
5.857
367,100
79.960
277,140
253.164
23,976
75,669
35.887
39,782
Assets
45,457
73.918
1<1.242,
117.454
2Q6.835
89.181
Net liabilitie5
11 Do1)t<¥Ys
Group
Charlty
2023
2022
2023
2022
All f811ing wlthin one yegr..
Trade debtors
Gift Ad recoverable
Amounts ¢?W￿ from group undertakings
Other debtors
Prepayments and arKrued Income
88,854
57,787
106,244
30,237
35,133
4,058
30,237
186,420
3,060
40.811
264.586
131.14Q
2,976
42.453
181,910
51,170
177,811
51.169
27S,229
12 Crei¥tors
Group
¢barlty
2023
2022
2023
2022
Amounts falling due wthin one ￿￿r
8ank loan- repayable by instalments
Trade credftors
Social Security and other taxgs
Amounts owed trj group underta￿￿j$
Other credltors
Accrn#ls and defe￿d ineorn6
173.236
145,459
87.74S
36,278
173,236
58.824
145,459
88,646
2.605
45,412
14,370
64,571
313,606
48.487
31.050
349.019
45,097
18,058
328.365
36.292
327,286

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
for the year pnded 31 August 2023 Icontlnu•dl
12 Credllors Icontlnu•dl
Group
charity
2023
2022
2023
2022
AmDunl8 falling du9 aflermote than one ye8r.
Bank loan - rèpayable by inst81ment8.'
Due in more than one year but le85 than fv8 yaars
Due in more than five years
756,091
197,321
953.413
686.844
425,752
1,112.YJ6
756,091
197.321
953,413
686,844
425.752
1.112,5g6
Unsecured ban - ￿payable in mwg than one
year bul less Ihar fwe years
Interèst rate swap held at fair va5ue
through income and expenditure
25,OOCt
25,OOD
25.000
25,000
25.389
1.182965
13.327
25,369
965,088 1.162.965
5.086
Charlty and Group
The bank103n 15 secur&Y ty way of a flxed arjd floatiug charge over the company'$ prO￿rties. Creditors
includ8 pension contributions due of £13,52212022.' £12,1641.
Group only
Brought forward deferrÈd income (customer deposits) at 31 August 2022 has bèen allocated as incomè in the
year ended 31 Augusl 2023. Deferred Income at 31 Augu512023 amountad to £7,331 (2022.. £3.0381.
13 Loans 4nd fI￿ancIal derlYativ• product
A £2 million loan was t8ken out ift 2009 to finance a building development at Th$ ￿ng'S School. It has a
venty year term, finishing in December 2029.
Part of the amount borrowed was obtsined wlh a financial derivative product of Barclays Bank Un¢J8r the
terms of this product, 750/0 of the loan is effectively 8t a fixed rate of 7.04% interest per annum until 1 Junè
2026,. the remainder of the It)8n 18 al a varia￿e rate of 2.55% 8bove base rate. From June 2026 the whole ol
the ban then tsutstsnding will ￿ al a variable r8te of inteTèSI.
The fin8nCI81 deriv8fjve was takon to eFiminate expEisure to 8 variable market interest rale on that part of the
loan. The Iwstees accepted that while interest ratss rernaintrd low. the charity would b8 paying more than the
mark•t rale but considered that, over the 15 year term, interest charges wère likely lo be lower than if the
product had not been taken. As rates have increased OVeT 2022 and 2023, the charity Is benefitting from the
rixed rate which is why ihe derivative has be¢orne all as$el Ihis year.
During Ihg year ended 31 August 2021 a new loan of £150,000 was taken up to facilitate builjing repair works
at The King'$ School. The loan is for a term of 10 years from 24 August 2021. a fixed rate of 3 42% per
annum for the vthote term of the loan.
In March 2022 Edge Housing re¢&ived an intefesl free loan of É25.000 tg assist in the purchase of Ihe part
property in Oxford used to help pegple wth No Recourse to publ￿ Funds who would olherwise be homeless
This loan is repayabl8 by instalmonts to b8 agreed al that lime commencing after 5 years.
14 R•v¥luation r•s•Ng Icharity and Group)
Thi5 reserve arises from revaluations of the freettokl properties in Oxford and Wilney. The latest valuation for
The King's School w8$ 88 al 31 August 2018 and for The King's Contre on 8 June 2021, as shown in Note 9.
27

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
for the yaar end¢d 31 August 2023 Icontlnuedl
Is ￿Signated funds (Charity and Group)
Funds designatsd by the trustees are as
Opening Incomo Expenditure Transfe
I Sept•mber2021 to 31 August 2022
TKS Building fund
2.28S
Mission lund
5.528
S Thom8s supptsn fund
18,192
Community Projects lund
2,255
Sall & Light Advance Sphe
21,520
TKS Refurbishment fund
125,1251
FixÈd Asset Designate(I fund
Revaluation Reserve
Loca5 Church Ivnd balances
Olher
recognised
gains
Closing
883
3,168
15,9281
118,1921
12,2551
121,520}
8,519
3.151,555
1.516,801
229,662
4.859.042
186,9371
1103.543
3.276.942
1,516.801
22g,862
4,923.030
12S,387
125.387
I Septembèr2022 to 31 August 2028
TKS Building fund
3.168
TKS Refurbishrnenl fund
1103,5431
Fixed Asset Designated fund
3.276,942
Revaluation Reservè
1,518,801
Local Church fund ba%an¢es
229,662 843.773
Regional fund balance5
School fund balar)ces
Olhar fund balances
480
3.848
1114.7621
3,570.987
1,516.801
285,542
34.429
59,762
3.234
38,696 5.359,641
128.9561
ii.oooi
17,737
256,349
38.696
1453.2191 1334,6741
34.429
59.762
3,234
36,837
4 923 030 844 253
483.175
The TKS Buildlng lund is lor th$ costs of development of The Klng'5 School pr¢mi5es in Witney 8nd
Gontrfbkrtès lo Serv￿Ing the l)an taken out for th81 devetopment.
The TKS Refurbishment lurd covers the cost of ￿paIrS to the New Yatt Road bulldings and site. This Work
h89 been funded by tho 10 year loan of P150,000 taken out in August 202115ee ntste 131. which is why the
fund is showing a5 negativ8. The loan Is being repald using Contribut￿n5 and donation8 received during the
term of the loan.
The Fixed Asset Deslgnated fund has been created to give a better understanding of funds and fes8Nes held
on the balance sheet. It incorForales the value of fjxéd assets, lass the revaluation reserve and
mortgageslloans (including irbtere$t rate swap) laken out to purchase the assets.
Lcvl Church fund balances represent unreslricted lund5 that are held in and for individual congregations. A
decision was made at the ènd ol the year ended 31 August 2022 tr) designgte the year end fund bakqn¢es.
Regional fund balanees represent unfestricted ILsnds that a￿ held in and for individual Regions A decisK)n
wa3 mode al the end of the year ended 31 August 2023 to deslgnate the year ènd fund balances.
School fund balar￿S repreBent unrestricted funds that are hèld in and for The King's School. A decision was
made at the end of the year ended 31 August 2023 to designate the year end lund balan¢e$ (see note 281.
Other fund balance5 are made up of othef small lund5 where il was decided at thé end of the year ended 31
August 2023 to designata the closing fvnd balances, such a$ unrestrthd funds for the We51 BScaster
Community Centre.
28

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNrrY CHURCHES
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
forlho year ènded 31 August 2023 Icontlnueill
16 R•strlct¢d funds
Opening
Income
Exp6Th%iture
TrAnsfer6
Closing
I Sept•mb•r2021 tt+ 31 August2022
The Ktng'$ School restricted funrls
Uganda Mlssionary support
Witney CAP Debt Centre
Edge Housing fund
S Thomas support fund
Salt & ￿ght Advance Sph8re
Local Churth restricted lund$
Wantage & Grovè Food Bank
other funds
CHARITY & GROUP
39,714
17,809
29,758
77,423
16,761
36,132
18.994
590,253
31.287
33,080
69,740
51,56S
110.352
113,7091
144,4031
133,3051
1394,2741
153.B871
150,2121
183,6111
132,70n
14,8361
37,930
1.380
10.918
2,700
18,147
125,6391 247.783
34.574
11.974
22,888
5.736
13,353 182.014
18.8S8
55.121
142,532
26.059
18.
I Septemljer 2022 10 31 August2023
The King's Sehool restrfcted fund$
Uganda Missionary support
WSlney CAP Debt Centr¢
Edge Housing fund
S Thomas support fund
Salt & Light Advance Sphe
Loc* Chw¢h wtrfcted funds
Wantage & Grov8 Food Bank
Other funds
CHARITY
King$grove Cofflmunity Hub
GROUP
37,930
10,918
18,147
247,783
11,974
5,736
162,014
18.856
55.121
568.481
9.558
52.206
39,132
430.884
31.$56
59,503
95,01S
31,978
71,83S
821,665
18.8471
156,8521
135.233)
1409,1381
1SS.5511
184.9261
1134.368)
128.9771
80,42
1872,3211
39.782
832,539
18.7S31
31.888
1,380
7,652
2,800
24,848
140,8891 228,620
15,990
3,969
27,050
7,363
12.400
135,061
21,857
41,003
25,$24
131,0241 488,781
39.782
52e.S63
568.481
821,665
31.024
Tha King's SchoDI has bursary and othèr rèstricted fvnds tor use by 8￿cifiC departments within the School.
Uganda Mlssionary supportlg for Dr Jan White and her work in running medical centres in Uganda.
Th8 Witnoy Chfistians Ag¥in8t Povèrty 09bt C8ntre offer$ debt counsdling & support for Irxal people In fM*rti¥l
difficulty.
Edga Hou$lrvJ is the homeless houslng rninistry l$ee nots 271.
The S Thorna5 $uppJI fund rePr￿ntS the lund8 tQ 5LlPPOrt S Thomas Mgarding his n￿nIStry travel In th? UK
and ¢)vef8eas.
The Salt & UghtA¢Yv8nce Sphere fund mgnages the funds of the Sall & L￿h¢ Advance Spher6 of churches.
Lc¢81 Church restrict8d fund$ 8r• the ￿tricted fund6 used by sorne of the Iw81 Churches for suppordng local
prgpcts. £26,708 of the 2022-23 ifteome rebte¥ to money r?i$ad for A buildlng in Wantage12022. £67,013), and
£75.669 wa8 tran8ferred to Kingsgfove Community Hub Isubsidiary chaiity of Oxfordshire Community c￿LI￿h&s)
sn th8 year.
rhe Wantage & Grove Food Bank wovides Short-term emgrgency hdp to pèopl8 In the community who find
thems•lvas, for whatever reasm, unable to feed themselves or their famllie5.
Olh8r hJnd$ we made up ol restlcted fund3 for providing Dvorse8s aid, and lorthe support of misslonades and
lo￿1 projacts, together w7th the r•$trieted fund? grant bala￿e of th• West Bicester C¢mmbJnlty Centr#.
lfjngsgrove Communlty Hub IKCHI reprnsents the balance of fund5 hèld in the subsidiary charlty King$grov8
Community Hub to fulfil its own ¢haritsb18 0bj•ctfves. whieh ato naffower thxn those of Oxfordshir8 Community
Churehes IOCCI arKI ther&forB presented wthin réstricted fvnd5. The table 8bove shows the Impact ol its
tfansxts'ons net ol tho gift frorn W•ntage Community Church (part of OCCI to KCH of£75,869.
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OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
for th¢ yearendèd 31 Au9ll$t 2023 Icontlnuodl
19 L*¥*l staiuB
Th8 charity is a wmpany limited ty guaranlee and not haviny a share c8Pital. incnrporaled sncl
registered in EryJland & Wales nufflb8r 03223210. The company has charitable status and 1$
reglstergd %wth the Charlry Commission kMder ￿gIStratIOn numbw 10W1. The liability of each
momber of thè company in Ihe evènt of winding up is limited to £1. At 31 Augusl 2ff23 thé ￿MpanY
hait 11 members12022'. 111.
20 Operallng Ita$* ¢ommitments (Charty and Grtsupl
At 31 August 2U23, ihe commitments under operatinglgases on eqwprn8nl and properfes were..
2023
2022
Prwty laases- du8wlhiTr onè y•ar
Property lease8- due bèh¥8en two and fw8 year8
165.994
85,158
251,152
1,129
3,952
5,081
258,233
148.654
143,665
292.319
1.12g
5,081
6.210
298,529
Offic8 equiprnent- due wlhin one ￿ar
Olfice Bqulprr*nt- du8 bets¥een y8ars and live years
Totsl opÈraling leaso commilm8n¢8
21 C•pital corrxnilments (Charity armf Group
Th8 Charity and subsidiaries had no ￿pital commitments at 31 August2023 (2022.. Nonel.
22 Contingfrntliabllid￿ Icharity and Group)
During tbe pravi￿8 ye8r Kino$9rove CommLMity I'KCFfi, was ￿tabliShed to lun The Hub
is being built in Kingsgfove. WantwJo'. a cammunity centre in which Wafttag? Community ChurGh *ill
alsts meel. Contracts are due lo be s￿￿e￿ in 2024 for a 12&yearlgas8 of the site, building works and
5106 funding. 11 Is and￿pated that KGH'S costs will be capped at £1 7 mlllion. In odobBr 2022.
Oxfordshlra Cornrnunty Churche8 agreed to provide 8 loan to KCH of up lo £700.000, should
fijndraising activities achieve less than the total needed. A further £3.3 ￿llIon of th8 CQSt ol the
buildlng ts expected to bo funded dire¢lly by the developer of the site. It 15 8ntlclpated thatwoth wlll
start on the bullding dudng 2U24 and it I￿11 be opened duhn9 2025.
23 In¢ornlng mour¢•• and ngtlnGf•a•• In fvnd•
The Consolldaled Stat8rnent ol Flnanrjd A¢li¥iles is forthe group as a whole. The figures below are
the equivalent figures for the charity, excluding The Kiro'$ Centr8 Lld and Kingsgrove Community
Hub..
2023
2022
Tolal itKoming re¥ources
Nel Incre￿ in lunds
3.639.308
45.432
3,572.fJll
275.183
32

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
for the y?ar •nd•d 31 August 2023 l¢ontlnued}
24 Volunteers
The d1￿ClOr5 gfatefully acknowledge the massive amount of *rne, e￿rgy, passion and skills that the
hundreds of volunteers corrtribule to the charity across all its activities. These volunteer contribution8
cannot be measured in monetary tems, bul without its volunteers the Charity 5￿)uld not be able lo provide
all th• activits'es that it d08s for the public in general or rt5 congregation5.
25 N•t as￿9 by lunds
Unrestricted funds
Gèn8ral
Designated
Restrithd
funds
Total
lunds
Cgnsolldot•d balance sh••t- 31 August 2022
TBngible fixéd assets
Current assets
Creditors falling due wthin one year
Credltors falling ¢Juè after mre than one yeaf
TOTAL NET ASSETS
2,384 6,077,167
580,065
132,053
1192.1921 1148.2251
1.137.965
4,923,030
248,bOO
8.328.051
353,563
1,￿5,681
18,6021 1349,0191
25,000
1.182,965
568.481
5,881,748
390,257
Cons01idatedbalanc• shoot. 31 August 2023
Tangible fixe¢J assets
Current a5s8ts
Creditors falling due wlthin one year
Creditors falling due aftér more than on8 y￿1
TOTAL NET ASSETS
1,955 S,076.167
203,154
410,287
179,7981 1186,727)
940,086
5 359.641
248,500 6,326.622
350,144
963,586
147,081) 1313,6061
25,000
965.086
526 583 6.011.51S
125,311
Unreslrictsd funds
Gèneral
Dèsignated
Restricted
funds
Total
fund3
Charity balan¢0 sho•t- 31 August 2022
Tangible fixed 888èts
Fixed asset inve81menl
Curr8nl assets
Creditors falling dua wthin one ye8r
Creditors falling afteT more than one year
TOTAL NEf ASSETS
8.077.167
248,500
6.325,887
650.976
132,053
1171.5361 1148,2251
1,137965
479 439 4.923,030
353,563
1,136,592
18,6021 1328,3651
25.000
1.162.965
S68.461
S,970.930
Charlty bal8n¢g 8ha•t. 31 AUg￿t 2023
Tangible flxgd assets
Fixed asset In￿lM￿nI
Current assets
Creditors f8lllng due within one year
CreditOf5 falling due 8fter more than vne year
TOTAL NET ASSETS
6.076,167
248,500 6,324,667
262,331
410.287
153.6>51 1186,7271
940,080
5,359.641
350,144 1.022,763
186.8631 1327.2861
25.000
965,086
486,781
6,055,058
20e,636
33

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
for the year onded 31 August 2023 l¢onUrwedl
26 Full ¢ornpar•ttvt Gonsolld*t8d St4tem¢nt of Financw Activltlefj
lincludin9 In¢omo *nd oxpendlture aGCOUnt> for th• y•ar ¢ndod 31 August 2022
Unre8lrKi•d fun¢5
Restrided
General
De$¥n8tad
fvnd5
(Nuto 151 (Notè 16)
Total
fund5
Notes
INCOME FROM
Gilts and doylatt￿8
1.S23,910
589,786
2,114.579
Choritsble activilies..
S¢hDoI & Preschod fee5 and othw inc(
othor Charitabl8 activiti•S
26
939,535
54,774
939.535
421,317
366,543
InrA)me from Ir8(Ung activllies..
Trading subsidlary income
Fundraiglng
Govemment grants- Furbugh. SSP, Employerf$ NE
allowance & Bu5in•6s Ral88 rebat8
10
357,100
357.1
1,737
3.572
7.615
3 843,718
TOTAL INCOME
2.884,671
883
958.104
EXPENDITURE ON
Raising funds
720
Charflable acUM1188'.
SchDoI & PrBschool
Othor Charitsbl8 XtI￿t
921,738
1,536,902
2.458.640
13,709
736,398
935,447
86.937
86,937
3,29S,884
rrgdlng athvI￿e￿..
Tr8ding subsrdiary 8xpond￿ure
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
247,945
247.945
86.937
780.827
NET INCOMEI{EXPENDITUR
177.878
186,0541
207.337
299.161
Tmsfers be￿e8￿ fvnds
17
4.877,383
4.859,042
14.699,5051 4,772,988
18.341
225,878
299,161
OTHER RECOGNISED GAINS AND LOSSES
Profit on finaneial in8tnJm8nt5 hgld al falr
vakJ8 Ihrough income afid expendmure
NET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
13
125 387
14,699.5051 4.898,375
5,089,782
24,ess
125.387
424,548
225.678
342.783
TOTAL FUNt>S brough110￿Ard
TOTAL FUNDS ¢arded foThvaTd
18
5,457.2
S 881.748
18
390 267 4.923.030
$88.461

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTES TOTHE FIP4ANcfALSTATEMENTS
lorthtry88r•ll¥gd a1 Augu¥t 2023 Icontinuedl
27 E490 Haujlng Incomtr*nd•xp•ndiiur• accountlr•Mrl¢t•d l￿dI
Edle FtQU51ngi58 homeless housin8 projertwNfh fallsvAthinthe le￿1 entityof thecharlty. buiis a slinlficartt
component. its finantesare kEPtseparare )srett¢lctÈd fundsand presented belowf¢rinformdtlon. The'GenEral"fu
belowisrestrkted to Ed8e Housing. The'Re5tritted" fund5 below have rnLYe spetiflc restrictlon
The numbers belowlnelude Intra<harttytran$acOonswhich èreelimlnated inthe Ctyuolldated SOFA.
G8n8fal &
D8signat•d
funds
Rosliicwd
funds
Tolal
fund$
T￿￿1
lund5
In¢om¢from:
Gift$8nd donations
Glftstowafd5 Pfopertypurthaye
Grants
Charii•blÈactlvitle$
Government supportfor enew bllls
Fthidr31sl
Otherlncom
24.582
24.582
18.725
220.000
28.789
31&806
35.112
35,112
370,￿8
370.438
2.800
30
1,421
d134,283
1.835
872
398,722
Yg
35,661
SPO.253
Expen¢HW￿0n.
Ra151nifund5
Chariiable Jctyvltles..
Staff costs
Otherdirectcosts
Supportcosts
720
131.531
290.54
18.S81
440.e60
141,9381
38.157
3.499
9.426
134.
299.974
18.581
453.524
121.764
280,772
16,640
419,196
170.337
12.664
22,797
P8,1571
241,7S8
NETIEXPÈNDMJAÉYINCOME
Transfers between funds
Funds brthrthtfoThvard
247.761
71.426
Fundscarrted f¢n¥ard
2,222
22&398
228.620
247,763
EdD• HousiThJ bal*nG• rsh••i l1vs1￿¢t•d lundl
2023
2022
248.500
248.500
Pmpertyattost
CURRENT A55Ers
Trade Jndother recelvables
Cash at bank and In hand
26258
1B.666
44.924
10.6n
19.583
CURRENT UA#ILmFS
Trnde and otherpayabl?5'.
Arnounts falling due Withln one yeJr
NETCIIRRENT ASSETS
139.8Q4
(5,9941
5.120
24,261
TOTALASSETSLE55 CURRENTIIABIUnES
253.620
272,761
CREDITQRS
Unsecured loan dueh rnore than onE year
but IE5Sthan five year5
NET ASSErs
25.0001
228.620
I25,1￿0)
247.761
FIINDS AND RESERVES
General fund5
Propertyrestricted fvnd
OtherResirirted funds
2.222
223,5N)
2.808
228.620
6.003
223.500
18,256
247,761

OXFORDSHIRE COMMUNITY CHURCHES
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
forth•year onded 31 Auguit 2023 I￿n11n￿od)
28 Th• l¢lngB S¢hool incuffte and •xpondlturgaG¢ouhL
The KinÉ'5 Schwl ￿ aD Independent School in Witneyofferln8 dL%tlnctlyChriSti¥n educatlon whith falls within thé
legal entityof the Cha[￿y, bul 15 a 51gnlfkant component. The un￿striCtEd funds balance at 31 Au8USt 2023 ￿PaS
trahsferrÈd inta desiénated fundsatthe End olthÈyÈar. ThetinJnce501the School are kepi separate and
presented below for informatioft.
The numlers bElow include itttra<harltytransattionswhlth are ellminated in the Con5olSdèted SOFA.
2023
2022
Unr8sirthd Restrkiéd
rurn45
frJndi
UnreBlrithd
[￿ndS
R*&iiictad
fvndg
Tot
fund5
rund5
Inwmelmm:
Glftsafid donations
LhaNitsbl¥att1vit￿S
occ eursarles
FUn0r¥￿Ing
Other incorne
OthÈr Incoffle- OCC
20A67
g,SSB
30,025
976,485
142.118
789
28,752
939,535
114,628
1,737
2,140
16.761
4S,$13
939.53S
114,628
1.737
2.340
142,118
789
1,139,859
9,558 1,149.417
1,086,992
16.761
1,103.753
ExpondltyV•Qft'.
riaisingfunds
164
164
208
Charitwble artivitles.,
Staff c05t5
Otherdirecrc05ts
Support tosts
Sitecantrlbut￿ll- OCC
Shared serviees- OCC
896,854
60,227
50,463
117.480
19.125
I,144.149
896,854
67,074
$0,463
117.480
19,125
6,847 1,150,996
798.205
85,702
37,83L
IILooo
16.144
1,049,S82
798,205
99.411
37,831
112,0ry)
16,144
1.063.59:
6.847
13.709
11,709
NeT INCOAIE
14,4541
8,753
55.463
1.711
36.902
4,836
13.72S
Y,052
14,8361
39,714
39.954
Transfers betsvoen fund5
Funds brought forward
37.930
93,393
53,439
Funds<arr*d fo￿ard
59,762
31,888
91.650
55,4KJ
37.930
93.393
The Klhtys Settool b¥lane•$he•t
2023
2022
CUA#ENT ASSETS
Trade •nd other ￿ce5¥a￿leS
Cash at bank and In hand
74.679
51,551
26,632
115967
126,130
142,599
CLIRREIII LIABIUTIES
rrade and other payabks-.
Am(yJntsfalllng duewithin one yeaf
NET A55EYS
134,5801
149,2C61
91.650
93,393
FUPID5 AND 8ESEPVE5
General funds
Restrkted funds
59,762
31,889
37.930
91.650
93,393
36