EMPOWER
GLOBAL
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1997
Annual Report and Financial Statements
YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2025
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COMPANIES HOUSE
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
Icompany limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE COUNCIL OF MANAGEMENT
YEAR ENDEO 31 MARCH 2025
The council of management have the pleasure of presenting their report and the audited accounts of the
charity for the year ended 31 March 2025.
The legal and administrative information set out on page 11 forms part of this reporL The financial ststements
comply with current Statutory requirements, the Articles of Association and the Statement of Recommended
Practice - Accounting and Reporting by Charities 2005 (Revised 2008).
INTRODUCTION
The charity was incorporated on the 5th May 1995 as a company limited by guarantee and not having a share
capitsl. The company was registered as a charity on 16 September 1996.
OBJEcllvES
The objects for which the charity is established are:
The advancement of the Christian faith by the proclamation and furtherance of the gospel of God.
The promotion of the worship of God by any means whatsoever. including the preaching and
proclamation of the Christian 805pel,. the te3chin8 of Christian doctrlne and principles. and the printing,
production and distribution of Christian literature, media product5 and other resources.
The relief of persons in conditions of financial need. or of those person5 who are infirm for reasons of
old age or sickne55.
The advancement of education on the basis of Christian principles, including the provision of
educational e5tsblishments, materials and bursaries for the 8ener31 education of children or adults on
the basis of such Christian principles.
ACHIEVEMENTS AND PERFORMANCE
Our objectives are based upon three Charitable Purposes. which are described in the Charitie5 Act 2006 and
are for public benef it..
The advancement of religion.
The prevention or relief of poverty.
The advancement of education.
The totsl spent on charitsble activities throughout the course of 2024125 was £1,409,031. The following
provides further information on how funds were spent to support our charitable activities.
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The Advancement of Rellglon
The provision of suitable facilities for church administration, church meetings, and storage of equipment
as well as facilities for children'slyouth work. Christian training programmes and community outreach
programme5.
A large proportion of our pastoral care costs are the salarles of our Congregational Pastors who provide
pastoral support. mentoring and ministerial services15uch as h05pitsI visit3tionl to people who attend
our congreg3tions. It is not only paid p35toral 5tsff providing p3Storal care. but 3 large number of
volunteers who work as part of our pastoral support team or as Connect group leaders.
Providing effective adminlstrative support. business management, and financial systems to ensure the
aims of the charity are achieved. Such expenditure covers staff salaries, IT equipment, off ice equipment,
financial systems, training, printing. consumables, safeguarding adinin, etc. This is necessary to provide a
stsble operational base for the charity and enables us to carry out our charitable activities in an efficient,
safe and lawful manner.
Leaders are appointed to ensure that the aims of the charity are achieved through our activities. Our
costs include the salaries of our Senior and Executive Pastors, who provide vision and direction to the
church a5 a whole. Expenditure a150 includes the provision of training and support for leaders and other
stsff.
Our church congregations worship together and grow in their faith. We are continually investing in our
sound, media and lighting equipment, as well as providin8108iStical solutions for moving equipment to
and from venues to support this.
• Family Church brings people together from a wide variety of social and cultural back8rounds. Our
church con8re8ations are culturally diverse, and we work hard to provide activities that appeal to people
from all walks of life. Many of the activities we organise have an income through additional donations,
contributing to the cost of the event.
We have youth groups running in Portsmouth, Gosport, Havant & Waterlooville, and Waterside, which
provide a wide variety of f un, social and spiritual activities for youn8 people throughout the year. All
these groups provide positive opportunitie5 and introduce Christian values to children and youn8
people.
FORGE is a three-year ministry school that provides opportunities for life-shaping encounters with God.
preparing disciples for kingdom living and for the work of the ministry. FORGE launched in September
2022 and runs on a Monday evening from the Empower Centre Portsmouth and follows the academic
calendar.
We distribute books, Bibles, a range of audio and video media and other resources to people attending
our meetings and courses. All audio and video recordings produced by Family Church are made publicly
available, free of char8e, via our website and app.
We are involved in many initiatives in our communities where our first 31rn IS to show kindness to local
people, and as we do thi5. we often have the opportunity to share how the Christian faith can have a
P051tive impact in people's lives.
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We provide advertising, information and training to our church members and the wider community. Our
activities have a greater chance of success with the right marketing. church members need up-to-date
information in order to support our wide variety of activities, and training materials need to be provided
if we are to expect people to make a positive contribution to our charitable work.
Our children's programme provides a fun and safe environment for children where they are taught
Christian values appropriate to their age and level of understandin8.
• We utilise support from other organisations to enable us to work more effectively for the public benefit.
We hold marriage preparation and enrichment courses and conduct weddin8 ceremonies. as well as
funera15 and baby dedications.
The Prevention or Relief of Poverty
We have an ongoing relationship with a number of churches and other organisations that work to
prevent and relieve poverty. We 5UPPOrted charitie5 working in Zambia, Angola, Moldova. and Ecuador,
as well as supporting our own Family Church congregation5 and missionaries in the Philippines.
We supported several individuals who were in financial need and provided assistance to those in crisis
situations. This has involved assisting with rent payments, providing emergency loans, and purchasin8
necessary items of furniture and white goods etc.
We provided emergency food hampers to those who do not have basic provisions because of financial
hardship. We currently operate our Community Food Support programme in two locations (Portsmouth
and Gosp.ortl, receiving referrals from local agencies such as YouTrust and local Housing Offlces.
We run a franchise of Baby 8asics in Portsmouth, providin8 hampers to expectsntlnew mothers with
provisions for mother and baby, usually tsking the form of a Moses Basket full of nappies, wipes,
feeding items, high chairs, cots, bedding, pushchairs, clothes, toys, small furnishinBS, etc. Referrals come
from local healthcare professionals.
We have also contributed to good mentsl and physical health through our pastoral care. This has
included rnany home, care home and hospital visits by our pastors and dedicated volunteers who Serve
in our pastoral support teams.
The Advancement of Education
We contribute to the spiritual and moral education of children and young people through many of our activities.
Including our Sunday morning Services and Trailblazers youth groups.
We ran Messy Church in Portsmouth and community kids, events at Easter and Christmas.
We engaged with the Assemblies of God Young Lions and Young Lions Juniors programmes, which saw
children and youn8 people attend weekend events to further unlock and develop their leadership skills even at
a young age.
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Havant & Waterlooville
The Empower Centre Havant provides 3 warm and inviting space for both church gatherings and community
events. The Waterlooville congregation continues to make use of the local Community Centre.
Waterslde
The lease of 19A The Marsh, Hythe, Southampton, ends at the end of November 2025, following acceptance of
our offer to purchase St Francis Church in Langley, Southampton. This will become the new Empower Centre
Waterside, where all services and midweek gatherings will take place. The acquisition of this building is exciting
and opens the door to building lastin8 relationships with the local community. The con8re83tion is set to move
In January 2026.
PRINCIPAL FUNDING SOURCES
Funding for Empower Global comes principally from the donations of those who attend Family Church.
Additional donations come from individuals who do not attend Family Church. but who wish to support our
charitable work (particularly our community projects and overseas workl. The charity does not use a
professional fundraiser, but employs a bid writer. No complaints have been received in relation to f undraising.
Individuals who attend Family Church make regular financial donations to support the work of the charity and
donors are encouraged to sign a Gift Aid declaration in order to maximi5e their giving.
Empower Global has been the 8r3teful recipient of several 8rants made by local authorities and businesses
seekin8 to support our community work.
RELATIONSHIPS WITH OUR LOCAL COMMUNITIES
All of our congregations are part of their local community, We are pleased to be able to invest in events and
projects that serve the people in those communities and strengthen the relationships we've formed.
In Portsmouth, we continue to offer our Tots and Toys group that runs on Monday mornings during term time.
Me55y Church runs on the third Wednesday of the month. At Christmas, our team provide Christmas hampers
to local familles in need. This includes a traditional Christmas dinner, glfts for all the family and a bag of treats.
Across the year, the Community Food Support programme provided food parcels to families across Portsmouth
and Gosport. This was made possible by the ongoin8 SUPPOrt of Portsmouth City Council, several businesses
and the kind generosity of our community. Our referring bodies include local schools. Health Visitors, Social
Workers, Advice Portsmouth and Citizens Advice. among Others.
FINANCIAL REVIEW
On a monthly basis. the finance team produces management reports showing the performance of each of our
church congregations as well as the charity 35 3 whole. Our accounting structure is based on an accrual System
to allow us better opportunitie5 to manage the finances more effectively, whilst maintainin8 Strict controls over
spending so that the charity's resources are used sensibly and efficiently. Budgets are regularly reviewed and
amended in line with our financial position.
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At the end of March 2025. totsl funds stsnd at £1,239,98912024: £1.278.5821, of which £429,520 are general
fund512024: £381.5171, £630,733 are funds designated by the trustees for various use512024.. £639,801), and
£179,736 are restricted funds12024- £257,264). The trustees note the significant reduction in funds at the
close of the financial year, largely due to the significant amount of Baby Basics stock that has been distributed
throughout the year.
None of the Directors/Trustees were paid during this period. No individual member of stsff is in receipt of
stipend/salary in excess of £60,000, including all payments relating to the provision of a suitsble manse, where
appropriate.
Re5erve5 Poll
The current policy requires the equivalent of 8 weeks of expenditure to remain in reserves, and the Church has
long held a healthy surplus to this requirement. This is reviewed annually and in line with any stipulation from
our mortgage provider, Kingdom Bank.
INVESTMENT POWERS AND RESTRICTIONS
The charity is authorised to invest the monies of the charity not immediately required for its purposes, in or
upon such investments or property as may be thought fit, subject to such conditions as may be imposed or
required by law and subject as provided by the Articles of Association.
PLANS FOR THE FUTURE
Gro¥vth of Famlly Church
We will continue to help Christians grow in their faith through a wide variety of initiatives. This includes
providing meaningful worship services and effective Bible teaching. running appropriate courses to equip
Christians in their daily lives., helping Christ13ns to develop mutually supportive friendships through small group
activities; providing opportunities to get involved in the charity's community and global outreach; and training
and supporting church leaders.
We want to have a positive impact on our communities and will continue to provide services to our local
communities, networking with other organisations wherever possible. Throu8h the work we do in our local
communities, we hope people will realise the positive impact that the Christian faith can have on their lives. We
encour38e people who attend Family Church to share their faith with others. For this reason. we expect the
number of people attending the congregations of Family Church to grow.
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Leadership
After nearly 28 years of pioneering and leading Family Church, Andy & Gina Elmes will be stepping down from
their role as Senior Pastors at the end of January 2026. and handing the leadership of Family Church to Steuart
and Carla Payne.
This is a significant moment in the journey of the church, filled with emotion, reflection, and anticipation. We
are confident that this next chapter will be filled with fresh vision, strength. and fruitfulnes5 under Steuart &
Carla's leadership, called bv God to lead Family Church into its next chapter. The trustees are conf ident in their
leadership and excited about the next season, whilst recognising the legacy left by Pastors Andy & Gina and all
that they have sown into the organisation.
Multi-congregatlonal Church
In support of our desire to provide local communities with a place of worship reflecting the style and values of
Family Church, we launched a new congregation in Southsea in October 2024. This involved a large
commitment from the Portsmouth congregation, and we saw church members stepping up to take on new
voluntary roles. As we equip and send people from Family Church to open new congregations, we provide
numerous opportunities for church members to be involved in Christian ministry.
Alongside the numerical 8rowth of our con8re8ations, we are continuing to increase the number of small
groups that run durin8 the week. Our Connect Groups help to maintain meaningful friendships amongst
individuals who are part of our wider church community.
As a member of the Assemblies of God Great 8ritsin, we 5UPPOrt the drive to see more Churches planted
across the country and are considering how best we can facilitate this.
Community Projects
We will continue to work in our communities, aiming to develop our community and outreach programmes. We
will continue to use our buildings in Portsmouth, Gosport, Havant, and Waterside to run activities and projects
that enrich our communitie5, as well as hire local facilities when needed.
Through Family Church Global Outreach and Overland Missions, we will continue supporting overseas mission
projects and individuals involved in relief work throughout the world.
Suitable Premlses for all Con8re8atlons
For the long-term stability of the charity, we are committed to the acquisition and development of premises for
all of our congregations. Starting with a local 'hub' for each congregation and moving tQW3rd premises that
provide enough auditorium space for Sunday services. Our recent Empower Centre Waterside project is a
great example of this in action.
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THE COUNCIL OF MANAGEMENT
The Charity is managed by the Council of Management. which is also known as our board of Trustees. There
are 23 paid employees, of which 9 are full-time16 Pastoral, 2 Operational, l Facilities) and 14 part-tlme14
P3Storal, 7 Operational and 3 Facilities) as of 31 March 2025, engaged in carrying out the Charity's objectives.
They are assisted and supported by 313rge number of volunteer workers.
The Council of Management has implemented a risk management strategy which reviews, on an annual basis,
the risks that the charity may face. Systems and procedures are designed to manage the risks identified and to
minimise the potential impact on the charity should any of these risks materialise.
The Trustees delegate the day-to-day running of the charity to the Senior Leaders and Managers. The Trustees
commissioned the creation of a Governance Health Policy, which is intended to clarify responsibilities and
decision-making abilities within the management of the charity. Currently, Trustees arc involved in decisions
that have a13sting financial impacL Examples include the creation of new paid roles and the sale or purchase of
property. The Trustees hold ultimate responsibility for decisions on salaries and pay reviews. They are
responsible for the salaries of senior members of staff.
RECRUITMENT AND APPOINTMENT OF THE COUNCIL OF MANAGEMENT
The Council of Management of Empower Global takes seriously the recruitment and appointment of members
of the Council. Potential trustees are recruited on the basis of their existing interest and involvement in the
charity and the skills and experience they add to the Council. Trustees are appointed by the Council of
Management through election in accordance with the Articles of Association. Three new Trustees were
appointed to the board early in the financial year.
TRUSTEES, RESPONSIBILITIES
The Trustees are responsible for preparing the Annu31 Report and the f inancial statements in accordance with
applicable law and United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting Practice (UK GAAPI. Company law requires
the Directors to prepare for each financial year, financial Statements, which give a true and fair view of the
stste of affairs of the company and of the surplus or deficit for that period. In preparing those actounts, the
Directors are required to..
select suitable accounting policies and then apply them consistently.
make judgements and estimate5 that are reasonable and prudent.,
stste whether applicable accounting standards have been followed, subject to any material departures
disclosed and explained in the accounts.,
prepare the account5 on the 80ing concern basis unless it is inappropriate to presume that the company
will continue in operation.
The Directors are responsible for keeping proper accounting record5 which disclose with reasonable accuracy
at any time the financial position of the company and to enable them to ensure that the accounts comply with
the Companie5 Act 2006. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the company and hence for
taking reasonable steps for the prevention and detection of fraud and other irregularities.
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As far as the Directors are aware. there is no relevant audit information of which the auditors are unaware.
Each Director has tsken all the steps that they ought to have tsken as 3 Director in order to make themselves
aware of any relevant audit information and to estsblish that the company's auditors are aware of that
information.
This report has been prepared in accordance with the special provisions for sm311 companies under Part 15 of
the Companies Act 2006, and in accordance with the Ststement of Recommended Practice - Accounting and
Reporting by Charities leffective 2019).
Signed and approved on behalf of the council of management on 17-Dec-2025
Wayne Keepin8
Director
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capitsl)
ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER:
3053642
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBEIi.
1058285
DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES
Mrw Keepin8
Mr S Dokubo
Mr M Fer8uson
Mrs E M¢lntyre lappointed 13 May 20241
Ms C 5teyn
{appolnted 13 May 20241
Mrs H Sutherland (appointed 13 May 20241
Mr M Ward
COMPANY SECREfARY
Mr S 8#ker
SENIOR PASTOR
Mr A Elmes
PRINCIPAL ADDRESS AND REGISTERED OFFICE
Family Church
83-87 KSn8Ston Road
Portsmouth
Hampshire
P02 7DX
INDEPENDÉNT AUDITORS
Knight Goodhead Limited
7 Bournemouth Road
Chandler's Ford
Eastlei8h
Hampshire
S053 3DA
BANKERS
Uoyds Bank plc
Nrrth End
Portsmouth
Hampshire
P02 OLR

INDEPENDENT AUDITORS, REPORTTO THE MEMBERS OF EMPOWER GLOBAL
{Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
We have audited the financial statements of Empowèr Global for the year ended 31 Maich 2025, which wmprise the Statement
of Financial Activities. 8alance Sheet. Cash flow Statement and ihe related notes. The finantial reportin8 framework that has
been applied in their preparation is applicable law and United Kingdom Accountin8 Standards includin8 Financial Reporting
Standard 102.- The Financial ReportinB Standard appllcable to the UK and Republic of Ireland Iunited Xingdom Generallv
Accepted Accountin8 Pr¥¢tlcel.
In Ouf oplnloTh, the financial siatemeDts=
8ive o true and frdir view of the state of the thafitable companvs affairs as at 31 March 2025, and of its income and
expendiiure tor the year ended-
have been properly prepared in accofdance with United Kin8dom Generally Accepted Accountiri8 Proctlce,. and
have been prepared In accordance wlth the requirement$ of the Companies Act 2006.
B•515 01 oplnlon
We conducted our audit Sn accordance with International Standards on Auditing IUKI IISAS IUKII and appli¢able law. Our
responslbllitles under those standards are further described in the Auditor's responsibilities for the audit of tht financlal
staremertrts seciion of our report. We are independent ot the charltable company in accordance with the ethical reguiremenis
Ihai are relevant to our audlt ol the linancial 5tatement5 In the UK, Including the FAC'5 Ethical Slandafd, and we have fulfilled
our other ethical re5ponsibllliles Sn accordance wlth these requirements, We believe thai ihe audit evldence we have obialned
Is sufflclent and appropriate to provide a basis for our opinion.
C•ncluslons relatlni to ioln8 concern
In auditinA the financial statements. wè have Concluded that the irusièes, use of the 8oln8 concern basis of a¢countin8 In the
preparatlon of the financlal 5tatement51s approprlate.
Based on the work we have performed, we have not Identified any material uncertiint¢es relatin8 to events or conditions that.
individually or collectl¥ely. may cast s18nificant doubt on the chafltable company's ability to continue as a 80in8 concern for a
period ol at least 12 month5 from when the financlal statements are authorised for issue.
Otsr fesponslbllltles and the responslbllltle5 01 the Ilustees wlth respect to 8oin8 ¢oncern are descrlbed In the relevant se¢tlons
ol thls report.
oiher Infgrmatlon
The trustees are responsible for the other Information. The other information comprises the inlormation included In the annual
ieport oiher than the Ilnancial statements and our auditorfs report thereoTh. Our oplnion on the Ilnanclal 5tatement5 does nol
¢ovtr the other inlormatlon and, except to the extent DI￿￿￿1$e expllcltly slated In our report, we do not express any lomi of
issurance conclvsion therEQn.
In connectlon with our audit of the financial 5tatemenls. our fesponsibility 15 to read the other information and. in doing so,
consider whether the other inforrnation Is materially inconsistent wlth the financial statements or our knowledge obtained in
thè audit or otherwise apptars io be materlally mlsstated. If we identlfy such rnaterlal Incr>nsistencies Of appareThl material
mi55taternents. we are requlred io determine whether there is a material mlsstaiement in the financial statements or a fflatefial
misstatement ol the other Inlormation. If. based on the work we have performed, we conclude that there Is i materlal
rnisstatemenl of this other information. we are reguired to feport that fact.
We have nothin8to report in thls regard.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS, REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF EMPOWER GLOBAL
Icompany limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
Opinions on other mattets prescrlbed bythe Companles Art 2006
In our oplnion. based on the work undertaken in the course ol the oudlt..
the Inlormatlon Biven In the trustees, report lor the flnancial year for whlch the flnanclal statements •re
prepaied is conslstent with the financiil 5taternen15.' ond
the trusiees. report has been prepared in attordance with applicable lèBal reqvirements.
Matters on TAhich we are rèquired to report by emttptlon
We have nothing to feport in rèspect of the followin8 mattels in relJt*on to which the Companies Att 2006 and the Charities
(Accounts and Aeportsl Regulations 2[￿8 rtquire us to report to you If, in ovr opinion..
deqyate accountlnA records have not been kept or returns adequate for our audlt have not been iecelved from
branches fiot visiied by us.,
the Ilnantial statements afe not in a8reement with the •ccountin8 records and returns..
certain disclosures of irustees. femuneratlon Specified by law are not made..
we have not feceived all the information and explanations we require fof the purposes of our audit: or
the trustees were not entiiled tc+ prepare the financial sta¢ement5 in accordance with the small companies re8ime and
take advantage ol the small companies exemptSon in preparin8 the Tru5tee5' Annual Report and lake advanta8e ol the
small companies exemption from the requiremenl tts prepare a strate8ic report.
RMponslbllltles ol the tru5t••s
As explalned more fully In the truslee5' respon5ibllitles staiemerti. set out on pa8e 16, the trustee5 are respon51ble lor the
preparation of the liAanclal statements afid for being saiislled ihat they give a tfue and falf vlew, and lor such iThttrnal control
as they deteimlne is necessary to enable the preparation of financial staiements that are Iree frorn marefial mlsstatement,
whether due to fraud or erfor.
In prepariTr8 the financial statements, the trusiees are responslble lor assessin8 the charltable companrfs ability to continue as
80in8 toncern, dis¢losin8, as applicable. marters related to going concern and usln8 the 80in8 concern basis ol accountlng unless
the trustees either intend to11guldate the charstable company or to cease operations, or ha¥e no realistic alternative but to do
so.
Our r￿PonsIbIlItIeS lor th• audli of th• fln•nclal it•t•m•nts
We have been appoSnted a5 auditor under Companles Aci 2006 and report accordance wlth the Act relevant re8ulatlons
made or havin8 elfeci thereunder.
Our objectives are to obtain reèsonable assurance aboul wheiher the financial staiements as a whole are free from matèrial
misstatement. whether due to Iraud or error. and to issue an auditor's report thai includes oui opinion. Fieasonable assurance 15
a hl8h level of a55uraThce, but is noi a guaraniee that an Judit conducted in 3ccordance wilh ISAS IUKI will always detect
material misstaternent when It exlsts. Missiatements can arise from fraud or error are consiilered material il. individually or
In ihe a88re8ate, they could reasonably be expected to Influence the economic declslons of users t•ken on ihe bis15 of these
Ilnanclal statements.
Irregularrties. including Iraud, afe Instances of non-compliance wlth laws and regulations. We desl8n procedures in line with our
responsibilities. outlined above. lo deieci material misstatements in fespect ol irre8ularilies. including Iraud. The exient to
which our procedures are capable ol detecting irreÈulèfities. includinglraud is detailed below..
The engagement parlner ensured thai ihe eneagement team collectively had the appropriate cornpetenre. capabilities and skills
to identify or reco8riise non-compliance with applicable laws and regulaiions.
We identified the laws and re8ulatiorts appllcable to the charitable cornpany ¢hfOU8h dls¢ussions with tfustees and other
mana8ement and we assessed the extent ol compllance wlth the laws and fe8ulatlons idenlilied ¥bove ¢hrou8h maklTh8
enquifies of mana8ement and inspecting lelal Coreesptsndence.
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INDEPENDENT AUDITORS. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited by guarantee and not havin8 a share capital)
We assessed the su￿eptibil1t¥ of the charitsble company's financial statements to material mi5sraiement, including obtaining
an understandin8 of how fraud might occur, by makin8 enquifies of management as to where they considered there was
susceptibility lo fraud. their knowledge of aciual. suspected and allegèd fraud and considerin8 the iniernal conirols in place to
miti8ate risks of ffaud and non-compliance with law5 and reAulation5.
To address the rlsk of fraud throu8h rnano8ement bl)$ and ¢)verride of controls. we performed analytical procedures to identify
any unusual or unexpecied relationships. tested journal entries to identify Lbnusual tran5act¢on5 and in¥e5tigated the rationale
behind si8nificant or unusual iransactiofis.
In fesponse to the risk of irre8ulailtles and non-compliance with laws and re8ulation5, we de558ned pfocedure5 which includeil,
bui were not Ilmited to..
a8reein8 financial statement disclosures to uThderlyin8 S¢JPPOrtSn8 documentation.,
reading the minutes ol meetings of those tharged wilh 8overnance- an41
enguirin8 of management as to aciual and poitntial litlÈalioh and claims.
There are inhereni limit•tlon5 our audit procedures described above. The more removed th4t laws and reBulatloThs are Irom
financial transactions. the less liktly it is that we would becorne awarè ol non.compllance. Auditing standards also limit the
audit procedures required lo identify non-compliance with law5 and regulations to enquiry of ihe trustees and oiher
mana8ement and the Inspection of re8ulatOfV and legal correspondence, if any.
Material misstatements that arise due to fraud can be hirdef to detect than ¢hose thai arlse from efror as they m•y involve
deliberate concealment or colluslon.
A lurthei descrlption ol ovr rèsponslbllities for the audlt of the financial siatements Is locaied Qn the Flnanclal Reportln8
Council's website ai.. www.frc.vr8.uk. This dèscription forms port of our auditorfs report.
Kni8hl Goodhead Limlted is eli8ible for oppolntment as auditor of the chafitable company by virtue ol its eliw'bility for
appolntment as •uditor of a company vndef settion 1212 of the Companies Acl 2006.
Use •1oyr repDrt
This report is made solely to the charitable companvs members, as a body, sn actordance with Chapter 3 of Part 16 of the
Companies Act 2CK16. Our audit work has been undertaken so that we ml8ht state to the tharitable company's members ihosè
matters we are required to state to them in an auditor'5 report and for no other purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law,
we do not aicept 01 I$5ume responsibillly lo anyone other than the ¢harSt•ble company's mtrnbers a5 a body, lor our audlt
work. loi this rek)ort, or for rt*e opinions we have lorrned.
U GOODHEAD FCA
Senior Statutory Audiior
For and on behilf of..
Date 22-Dec-2025
KIl￿NT GOODHEAO IIMITED. StatutoryAudltor and c￿rtered Accountants
7 8ournemouth Road. Chandler's Ford, Ea5tlei8h, Hampshife. S053 30A
Knighi Goodhead Limited is eligible to act as an auditor in terms of section 1211 of the Companies Act 2006.
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
Ilncluding Income and Expenditure Account)
Restrlrted Unrestrlrted
lunds
funds
TOTAL
TOTAL
1015
2024
Noies
INCOME
Donaiions and legacies
Trading intome
Investment income
3SI.805
992,807
19.439
6,387
1.344.612
19.439
6,387
1.614,S93
11.172
16,329
TOTAL INCOME
351,805
1,018,633
1.370.438
1.642.094
EXPENDITURE
Charitable actlvitie5
440.997
968,034
1,409,031
1.467,478
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
440.997
960,034
1,409,031
1.467,478
PIET IP4COMEIIEXPENDinJREI FOR YEAR
119.1921
50,599
138.5931
174,fj16
Transfers between funds
11.664
111,6641
IIEI MoveMENT IN FUNOS
177.5211
38,935
198,5931
174,616
Fund balance5 01 l Aprll 2024
257,264
1,021,318
1.278.582
1,103,966
FUND BALANCES AT 31 MARCH 2025
179.736
1,060,253
1.239,989
1.27fj.$82
The St4tement of FlnancialActlvltles lficludes •ll gains and losses recolnised in rhe year.
All incomlng resourtes and fÈsources expended derive from contlnuln8 actlvltles.
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
Company reilstrailon numb•r 3053642
BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 MARCH 2025
2025
2024
Notes
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible assets
659.503
662.668
CURRENT ASSETS
Stock
Debior5
Cash at bank and ITh hand
54,261
83,212
581,716
719,189
155.583
42,384
S46.304
744,271
CREDITORS.. amounts fallinB
due wlthln one yeai
136,7171
129,0841
NET CURRENT A55ETS
682,472
715,187
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES
1.341,975
1.377,855
CREOITORS.. amounis fallin8 due
after one year
io
1101.9861
199.2731
NET ASSETS
13
1,239,989
1,278,582
FUNDS
Restrlcted fund5
Unre5trlcted funds. General
Unrestricted funds. Desi8Dated
179.736
429.520
630.733
257,264
381,$17
639.801
12
12
TOTAL FUNDS
1,239.989
1.278.582
The accounts have been prepared in a¢¢rydanc¢ wlth the speclal provisions relatin8 10 small cornpanies within Part 15 of the
Companies Act 2LKJ6.
Approved by the councll of mana8emeni on 18-Dec-2025
and si8n*d on Its behall by
M¢zpk
Mrm Ward
Diiecrof
16

EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
CASHFLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
2025
2024
Notes
NET CASH FLOW PROVIOED by OPERATING ACTIVITIES
67.252
77,119
CASH FIOWS FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES
Interest rece4ved
6,387
128,1901
16,329
142.6691
Flxed a55et addltions
Proceeds from sale of Ilxed assets
CASH FLOWS FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES
Repayments ol borrowln8
Interest paid
12,8731
17,1641
1238,2271
121.0261
NET CASH FLOW
3S,412
1208.4741
Chan8e cèsh ènd cash equlvalents in Ihe period
35.411
1208,4741
Cash and cash equivalefit at start of the perlod
546,304
754,778
Cash and cash equr¥alents at the end of the perlod
581,716
$46,304
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE CASHFLOW STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
RECONCIUATION OF NET EXPENDITURE TO NET CASH FLOW FROM OPEKATING AcfiviTIES
2025
1024
Net income the year
Interest reteived
138.S931
16,3871
7,164
31,355
174.616
116.3291
21,026
17,632
667
Interest paid
Depreciation
Lossllprofltl on dlsposal of fixed assets
Increase In debtors
140.8281
13,219
112.8301
11.650
1119,3131
Increaselldecreasel in cr?dilors
In¢rea5e in stock
101,322
Net (ash fftow from operatln8 actb¥ities
67,2S2
77.119
ANALYSIS OF CASH ANO CASH EQUIVALENTS
2025
2024
Cash at bank and hand
581,716
546,304
ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN NET DE8T
At
Other no
At31
l Aprll 2024
Cish Ilows
c•sh ch•ni•s
31 M•rth 1025
Cash at bank and In hafid
546,304
35,412
S81.716
Debt due wthin one yeai
Oebt due after one year
13.2911
199,2731
10,038
19.9071
12.7131
13,1601
1101.9861
443,740
45.450
112.6201
476,570
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
al 80515 of accounting
The Ilnanci•l statements have been prepared In accordance with Accountin8 and Reportin8 by Charitles.. Statemenl of
Recommended Pratti¢e applicable io ¢harlties preparin8 iheir accounis In accordance with the FRS 101 leffeciive january 20191
and the Companies Act 2￿6.
The charity meets the definiliofi ol the publlc benefit entity under FRS 102. Assets and liabilities are initially reco8nised at
hlsiorlcal cost or transaction value unless otherwise staled in the relevant accountlng policy note.
The accounts have been prepared on the 8oill8 con¢ern basls. There are no material uncèrtainiies about the charlty's ablllty to
contlnue.
bl Income
All Income is Included in the Statement of Flnancial Activitie5 when the thaiitable company is entitled to the income and the
amount can be quantilied with reasonable accuracy. The followin8 specific policies art applied io particular cate8ories ol
Incomè:
Oonatlons and le8•cies are recelved by way ol donatlons and are Included In full In ¢he Staiemeni of Flnan¢lal A¢tlvllles
when ieceivable.
Graftis Ilncludin8 8ovefnment 8rantsl, when eThtitlement 15 not conditlonal on the delivery ol a specific pèrformance by
the charity. are reco8fiisèd when ihe charily buomes unconditionally entitled to the 8Trnl.
Investment income is included when receivable.
Trading income is accounted lor when earned.
Donated iiems for distiibutlon are stated at fair value.
cl Expenditure
Expendilure Is retO8nised on an accruals basls as • Ilablllty 15 Incurred. It Includes any VAT and Is reported as part of the
expenditure to whith li felatts..
Charitable expendituie compr15es of those c05t5 incurred by the charltable company lft the dellvery ol lis actlvltles and
services for its benefictaries. It Includes both costs tha¢ con be allocated directly tg such artivities and those cosis of an
indireti naiure necessary to support them.
All costs are allocated between the expenditure ¢ate8ories of the 51aiemeni of Financial Actlvitles on a basls de5i8ned
to refleci ihe use of the fesource. Costs relatin8 to a porticulor a¢¢i¥ity ale allo¢ated directly.
dl Tanw'ble flxed asseis
Tan8lble fixed assets are included in the accourtis ai cost. with iiems over £l,CKIO beln8 capltalised.
Oepreciatlon Is provlded on fixed a55ets Iwlth the exception of landl io spread the cosi over the estlmated useful Ilves of the
relevant assets •t the lolltswinB fates.,
Motor vehlcles
Flxtures and equipment
Computer equlpment
8uildin85
8uildin8 improvements
25X reducln8 balance
20% strai8ht Ilne
3 years straight line
2% siiaight line
2% straight line and 20% strai8hl line
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EMPOWER GL08AL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES Icontinuedl
el Stocks
Stocks held at the year end lor distribution are stated at falr value, ie an appfoximation lo their shop c05t or a dI5cvunted
amount where appropriate Ilor example second hand items).
Leases
Rentals paid under optratin8 leases are thar8ed to the Statement of Financial Activities on a straight-line basis over thè Itase
term.
gl Penslon contributions
The charltable company partlclpaies In a defined contrSbutlon pension scheme. Contributlons are ¢har8ed to the Sr•tement ol
Flnancial Attivities for the yeai In which they afe payable to the scheme. The assets of the scheme are held and managed
separately Irorn those ol the charitable tompany.
h) Fund accountin8
Funds held by the charltable company ire either..
Vnrestrlcted general funds
Funds which can be used accordance wlth the charllable objects at the dlscrellon
of ihe trustees.
Funds sei aslde by the trusiees out of unrestrlcted 8enerèl fund5 fof 5peclfic future
purposes or projects, ore reflerting Investment In property.
Funds that can only be used lof Particular restrlcted purposes within thè objètis ol
Iht charity. Restrlctions arise when specified by the donor or when funds are ralsed
for pzrticular resiricted purposes.
Oesl8naied funds
Aestrlcted lunds
LEGAL STATUS OF THE CHARITY
The charitable company was Incofpofated on S May 1995 In En8land and Wales and was reglstered on 26 September 1996 wilh
the Charity Commlsslon In En8land and Wales. The charlty Is a publlc beneflt entity.
Thè re8istered office of the charlty Is The Empower Centre, 83-87 Klngslon Aoad, Portsmouth. Hampshire. P02 70X.
The charltable company Is limited by 8uaiantee and ha5 no share capital. The liability of each member in the event of wlndin8-
p Is limited to £1.

EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
R•strici•d Unrestrlrted
funds
lunds
TOTAL
2025
TOTAL
2024
Cash donarions and le8a¢Ses
Gift Aid recoverable
Grnnts
Donations in kind
159.365
16,797
84.774
90.869
844,783
148.024
1,004,148
164,821
84,774
90.869
894.8SO
139,173
19S,713
384.857
TOTAL OONATIOP4S AND LEGACIES
351,805
992.807
1.344.612
1,614,593
STAFF COSTS
iQ25
2024
5alafies and wa8es
Social security cosis
Pension coniribulions
S60.237
35.698
21.025
S22,772
31.248
17,155
616.960
571,175
No employees recelved emoluments exceeding É60,(K)O during thls or the prlof year.
Key mJna8emenl personnel recelved toial remuneratlon 01 £239,73011024.. £217,766) to 5 employe?s12024.. 5 employees),
which Includes manse payments 01 É49.98912024.. £79,500)
The a¥er?8e number of employees durin8 the yeaf wos a5 lollows..
2025
Number
2024
Number
Pastors
Administrollon
Community
li
12
23
24
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
{Company limited byguarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
EXPENDITURE
R•strlcled Unrestrlrted
fvnds
funds
Tot•1
2025
Total
2024
Costs directly alloc•ied 1¢ a¢tivi¢ies
Wages and salaries Isee note 41
Grants and donations (see note 61
Donatlons of stock (see note 61
Motor expenses
Hirè of halls and stora8e
Comrnunlty SUPPLVt
Events
Youlh and children's minlsrry
Other ministry 8roups
Sunday Services
Training
Publicity
Hospitality
Travel and subslstence
Telephone
Prlniin& posta8e and statlonery
Property depreciation
Moior depreciation
Lossllprolitl on disposal ol flxed assets
32,S69
SO,S86
237,834
2,881
4,695
28,692
I3,￿)0
3S,066
4.583
16,455
9,454
571
584,391
26,660
616,960
77.246
237,834
6,585
80,934
28,692
15.992
79.021
14.295
36,753
17.489
2,281
3,330
l4S
6.042
19,S80
14.116
1,332
S71.175
107.819
363,834
15,797
78,570
5,232
32,619
49,749
5,932
17,551
10,446
3.485
S.571
383
S.301
21,424
6,463
1,999
667
3,704
76.239
2.992
43,955
9.712
20.298
8,035
1,710
3,246
145
6,042
19,236
14,116
1,332
84
344
436,814
821,813
1.2S8.627
1,304,017
Support cost5 allocated to activilies
Office expenses
Fees and 5ub5criplions
Insurance
Le8al and professional lees
Repalis and maintenance
8ank char8e5
Loan interest
Equipment depreciation
Computer equipment depreciatlpn
51,52S
5,795
11.126
6,900
28,900
5,464
7.164
13,505
2.402
132.781
51,525
5,795
11,126
6,900
32,460
6.087
7,164
13.505
2,402
136,964
43,036
6.384
10,613
7.584
48,701
6.207
21,026
7.451
1.719
152,721
3.560
623
4.183
Goveinance
Audit and ac¢ouniancv
13,440
13,440
13.440
13.440
10,740
10,740
TOTAL EXPENDfwRE
440,997
968,034
1.409.031
1,467.478
Included within audii and accountancy above are amounts due to the auditors in relation to ihe audlt 01 £5,40012024.' £4,2LKII
and £8,040 for other work12024= £6,540).
The Unrestricted funds column represents the activities of Famitychufch.
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
ANALYSIS OF GRANTS
Gift5 donations made In the year totalled £263,379 12024.. £471,653) of whlch £24.44012024.. £37.7181 were 8lv•n io
institutions and £238.93912024.. £433.9351 to individvals - which includes giving away items th)1 ha¥e b¢*n donated lo us at
their esiimated Value. Gifts over £l,CtyJO per insiitution are as follows..
1025
2024
AD8el Home
Church of New Lile lor All Natlons
Great 818 Life
Stella's Voice
Assemblles of God
5,LXIO
1,800
1,343
21,105
1,950
20,SSO
TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
Freehold
prop•rtv
Motor
Flxtures
¥thIc1￿ & equlpm•nt
Comput•1
•qulpm•nt
Totsl
COST
Al beglnnlng of yeaf
Addition5
Disposals
At end of year
784,644
4,999
20.125
91,295
20,125
135,6791
75.741
16.840
3.066
16.2411
13.66S
912,904
28.190
141,9201
899,174
789,643
20.125
OEPRECIATION
At be8inThini ol year
Charge for the year
On dlsposals
At end of year
IS3,917
14,116
14.794
1.332
67,192
13.505
135,6791
45.018
14,333
2.402
16,2411
10,494
250.236
31,35S
141,9201
239,671
168,033
16,126
NET BOOK VALUE
At end ofyear
At beglnnin8of year
621,610
3.999
30,723
3,171
659,503
630,727
5,331
24,103
2,507
662,668
DEBTOAS
2025
2024
Income tax f¢coverable
Prepayments and accrued income
Othei debtors
28,872
48.124
6.216
83.212
18,221
17.681
6.482
42,384
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EMPOWER GL08AL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
CREOITORS.. amounts lalllng due wlthin one year
10
2024
8ank loans
Othèr credltors
Accrua15 and delerred income
3,160
12.945
20.612
36,717
3.291
8,03S
17.7S8
29,084
io
CREDITORS.. amounts fallln8 due after more than one ye3r
2025
2024
83nk loans
101,986
99.273
The bank loan is secured over 47 8otley Drive, Havanl.
Included in the above, are amounts due after more than 5 years of £87,07712024- £83.6831.
li
RESTRICTED FUNOS
Balance ai
l Aprll 2014
B•l•nce al
31 Marth 20Z5
Income
Expendltyre
Tr¥n5fers
BuildSn85 and FJ¢ilities
Church Growth and Vlslon Fund
Mi55ions
Famlly Churth Gltsbal Outreach
Community Projects
Food Support
8aby 8asi£s
Communlty
Communlty Fundav
Household Support Fund
SEN
Connect4Cofflmunities
9.132
103.957
129,1121
83,977
6,2S9
24.463
124,6871
6.035
57.230
135,385
29,811
84,332
6,217
158.1611
1186.9421
13.8161
11.2761
160.8471
19021
124,7141
28.880
44,439
2,401
11,664
1,176
3,847
1,181
22.824
57.¢JQQ
279
io,iio
12,000
Prolects for Youn8 People
Youth Trailblaier5
Supportin8 Family Church People
Ladie5 ministry
Leadership Events
One 8ody Coordinator
South5ea 8enefacl
11,779
24.642
135,4111
I,oio
4.583
14.5831
3,768
2.383
7.CXJO
16.1511
14,3951
2.605
257,264
3SI.805
1440.9971
11.664
179.736
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
{Company Ilmited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 202S
li
RESTRICTED FUNDS Icontlnuedl
Church Growth ond Vlslon Fund
Each Family Church congregation raises funds periodically towards the tontlnued gr0￿h of the church. These donations are
Used for resourtin8 specific community Outreach projects. for purchasing equipment. and for activities that facllitète growth.
IO% of funds rabsed by each conBre8ation are directed toward the national 8rowth fund for project5 that Impact the whole
church ra¢hei th•n a speciflc con8regatson.
Fomify Chwch Globoloutreath
Members ol Family Church can tlonate money specifically lo overseas missions that the church supports. Such donations are
Ilocated to the Family Church Global 0￿reach Fund which is used to support the work of Or￿n153110ns throughout the world
In the relief of persons in condltlDns of financlal need and to asslst in their care. Where monthly iosts exceed the amount raised
Ihrou8h reslrl¢ted donatlon5, unrestrl¢ted lunds are released to offset the bal•nce.
Foodsupport
Members of Family Church can don•ie money to Food Support, the departmtnt of Famlly Church that provides social welfare to
locol communities. Such donatlons are allocated to Ihls fund and used prirnarily for the provi5i0n of tood and other essentlal
Items to local people. Where cosis exceed the amount r•ised throu8h resiri¢¢ed donations, unrestri¢ted lunds are released 10
011set the balance. T￿5 fvnd also Includes the volue of dgnaiion5 in klnd. INB this project wa5 pr￿19￿11V called "Caring Hands.")
8oby8tysIcs
Members ol Family Church can doniie money to 8aby Basics, a department of Famlly Church thai Pfovlde5 social wellare to
local communltles. Suth donarion5 are ¥llotaièd io thls lund and used pilmarily for the provlslon of essential baby relaied Items
io local familie5. Where ¢03ts exceed ¢he amount ralsed through restritied donations, unrestrlcted lunds are ieleased io offset
the balance. Thi5 fund also incltsdes the value ol donailons in kind.
Communlty
A lund lor varlous communlly projects. malnly covered by external 8rants.
Cornmunlty Fundvy
The Management Team £et asitye unrestricted funds foi artnual Commuftrty Fun Days. These funds. ift addltSon to restricted
grants that are provided by other or8anisations, ère used to tover thè costs of runnin8 these community events. These lunds are
temporary by nature and do not accumulite balances. Where even¢ cgsts exceed ihe omount raised Ihiou8h ihe desiAnattd
fvnds and the resiflcted 8rants, unresiricted funds are released lo offset the balance.
NouseholdSupport Fund
This 15 a re5trirted fund in our Portsmouih tongregation wlth funds provided by a 8rant Irom Portsmouth City Council for use on
buyin8 baby supplies and food for the needv.
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
li
RESTRICTED FUNDS Icontinuedl
SEN
Thi5 is a restricted fvnd in gur Havènt con8re8ailon with funds Pfovided b¥ a specific donation, for the purpose of supportin
pioiecis lor children with special educational needs.
Conft•rt4CommunltleJ
This is a restrictetl fund In our Gosport coniregatlon with funds pr¢)vlded by grants Irom HampshSre County CouThcll, 5pe¢Sficallv
fof SUPPOltln8 those In the cornmunlty with emer8en(y food and other essentSal iiems.
Youth Tr•llblozers
outh Troilblazers, is the ytsulh minlstry of Family Church Ifomierly Momentum). It ha5 undertaken fund raising and recelved
donaiions to help lund the cost of equipment and youih a¢tivit*s generalty.
L•dles Mkntstry
The ladles rnSnlstry ol Famlly Church runs events throu8hout the year, In¢ludln8 bre•klasis. retreats and Conferences,
One Body Coordlnotor
The One Body re5trlcted lund is made up of donations from local churches and charities that are fundin8 the role of 'One 8ody
Coordinatorf over a period of two years. This individual contracied lor thls role serves the local churche5 of Portsmouth by
coordinaiin8 meetln8s and encoura8in8 networkifil.
Soulhs*o Oen•fvrt
A 8r•nt from 6enelact Trusi for the first slx monihs of hlre ol Portsmouth Gfimmar School lor Sunday servlces.

EMPOWER GL08AL
{Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
12
UNRESTRICTED FUNDS
At
l Aprll
2024
At
JI M•rch
2015
Tr•nsler of
lunds
In¢orn• txp•ndlture
Gosport 8ullding fund111
Gosport Buildin8 Fund121
Church Growth and Wision Fund
Property tapital fund
AOG Conference fund
FORGE fund
Total desi8Thated lunds
General funds
4S,￿o
47,200
18,291
528,163
1.097
45,C¥JO
47,200
18.291
516,464
1,675
2.103
630,733
429,520
121.2801
14051
IIS,7841
137.4691
1930.5651
1968,0341
9.581
983
17.837
18.820
999,813
639,801
381,517
1.021,318
9,581
121.2451
111,6641
Total unrestflcted lunds
1.018.633
1,060,253
Included in ynfestflCteJ lunds are monies set asidè by ihe Trustees towards lutsjre project5 that the Tru51ee5 and management
declde to undertake within the object5 of the charity.
The G05POrt 8uildin8 Fvnd111 represenis funds lor the development of a buildin8 lor th15 congregation.
The G05PQrt Buildin8 Fund121 Is a lund sei aside lor future buildin8 projects al our 51te In Gosport.
The Churf h Gr0￿h and Vlslon Fund fepresents lunds ralsed periodically ¢owards the ¢ontlnued grovrth of the church. These
donation% are ustd lor resotsrclnB speclllc communlty outreach projects, for purchasin8 Èquipment, and for activltles that
facllltate growth. IO% ol funds raistd by each con8re8atlon afe dlrected toward the natlonal yowlh fund for projecis that
Impact the whole churih rather than • specific con8¢e8alion.
The Property Capiial Fund represents the nei book value ol the freehold property less ¢ht tsutsianOin8 b•hk loan at the Balance
Sheet date.
The AOG Conference fund comprises furKls designated to cover the tosts of pastors and lelevant Stafl attendin8 the annual
A55emblles of God Conference in Harrogate. Yorkshire..
FORGE Is a blble college run by Family Church. Funds are falsed throu8h dele8ale lees, which covtr all the relevant costs.
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited byguarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENOED 31 MARCH 2025
13
ANALYSIS OF NET ASSETS BETWEEN FUNOS
Restrirted
Unrestiirted
TOTAL
lunds
luftds
2025
Yeorended 31 Morch 2025
Tan8ible lixed assets
Current assets
659,503
S39,4S3
l36,7171
1101,9861
1.060,253
659,503
719,189
136.7171
1101.9861
1,239.989
179,736
Lon8 ierm liabilitles
179.736
Restrirteo
funds
Unrestrtrted
fvnds
TOTAL
2024
Year ended31 Mor¢h 2024
Tan8ible flxed assets
Current assets
662,668
487.007
129.0841
199.2731
l.Q21.318
662,668
744,271
129.0841
199,2731
1.278,582
257.264
Long term Ilabllitle5
257,264
14
OPERATING LEASE COMMITMENTS
The company has commiiments under operatin8 leases which fall due os follows-.
Z025
2024
wiihln one year
After more than one ￿11
5.213
82,294
8?,507
20.079
85.872
105,9SI
15
PENSION COMMITMENTS
The company operates a defined contrSbulSon pension scheme on behalf ol certain employee5. The a55et5 of the scheme ar?
held separately frorn those of the company lrt an Indtpendenily adminlstered fund. The total pension cosi durin8 the year
£21,02512024.. E17.1551.
16
AELATED PAATh TRANSACTIONS
DurlnA the year. the chafity made donatSons totallin8 £1,80012024.. £2,938 for two chil"drenl to support thè mission work of one
of the Ihildren of Andy Elmes. Senior Pastor. Duiin8 ihe prior yeai, payments totallin8 £1,980 tttre ilso made to Great 8ig Life
to support thelr work, a company of which Andy Elmes 1$ 4 direciof.
DurinB the year. the chaiity made donatlons totalllng £1,95012024.. £1,343) lo sièlla's Voice, a UK re8lstered chaflty ol whlch W
KeeplTr8, director. is a trustee. Durin8 the year, payments totallin8 £1,8LTr) 12024.. £4,125) were als0 fflade to W Keeping's
dauBhter, who works as a missionary with Stella's Volte in Moldova.
No other expenses are paid ¢0 truslees, excluding the reimbursemeni of cosis paid out Personal￿ on behalf of the charity. No
tru5tte received remuneration for their work for the charity-
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EMPOWER GLOBAL
{Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capltall
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
17
PRIOR YEAR STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
Restrscted Unrestrittèd
tunds
fvnds
TOTAL
2Q24
INCOME
Donations and legaties
Trading income
Investment incorne
723.396
891.197
11.172
16,329
1,614,593
11.172
16,329
TOTAL INCOME
721.396
918,698
1,642,094
EXPENDITURE
Choritoblè uttivities
628.061
839.417
1.467.478
TOTAL expeNDITUftE
6Z8.061
839,417
1.467.470
NEf INCOME FOR YEAR
95.335
79,￿1
174.616
Tran51er5 between funds
1211.8921
211.891
NETMOVEMENT IN FUNDS
1116.5571
291.173
174.616
Fund bolance5 al l Aprll 2023
373,821
730.145
1,103,966
FUNO BAL4Nces AT 31 MAACH 2024
257.164
1.021,Jl8
1.270.512
The Statement of Financial Activiiles includes all gains and Ios5e5 reco8nised in the yeaf.

EMPOWER GLOBAL
(Company limited by guarantee and not having a share capital)
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2025
IB
PRIOR YEAR FUNDMOVEMENTS
RESTRicfEO FUNDS
8alance at
l Aprll 2023
Balance at
al March 2024
Income
Expenditure
Translers
Bulldlngs and Facilities
8uilding Fund
Church Growth and Vision Fund
Mlssions
Famlly Chufch Missions Fund
Community Projects
Food support
by Baslcs
Community fvndav
Household Support Fund
SÉN
Connect4Comrnunitios
Klckstart
Projects for Young People
Momentum
Supporting Farnily Church People
Ladies mlnistry
Men5 ministry
Leadership Event5
AOG conference
love Port5mouih Ilesusl App
One Body CoordlnatOT
Nallonal Lottery
216,376
S3.677
1.163
10,369
IS.6471
154,9141
1211,8921
9,132
9,184
42,928
145,8531
6,259
57,519
21,794
2,110
61,148
360.183
2,379
65,152
161,4371
1246,5921
13,2131
161.3051
11,5791
119.0161
1391
57.230
135.385
1.276
3,847
1.181
22,824
2,760
S68
39
41,272
1.388
50.925
140,5341
11,779
488
10.725
8,756
16,6301
18.7561
4,583
3,312
13,3121
112SI
16.1851
162,9241
1628,0611
125
7.793
2,160
62.924
723,396
3,768
373,821
1211.8921
257,264
UNRESTRicreD FUNDS
At
l Apill
2023
At
31 Marth
2014
Ttjnsfer of
lunds
Incom• expeThlStu
Gosport Bulldin8 Fund111
Port5mDuth 8uildin8 Fund
Natlonal Family Church Future Fund
Gosport 8uildini Fund121
Chuich Growth and Vlslon Fund
Portsmouth Local Fund
Property capital fvnd
AOG Conference fund
FORGE fund
Total desi8nated funds
General funds
45.000
13,000
2,091
47,200
18,291
72
265,864
4,CQO
4S,CI)O
113.0001
12.0911
47,2CQ
18.291
1721
127.4891
12,9031
120,9291
164.3931
177S,0241
1839.4171
289,788
528.163
1.097
50
20.979
20.979
897,719
918,698
395.518
334,627
730,14S
287,697
175,8051
211,892
639,801
381,517
1,021,318
Total unrestricted funds