REVIVAL FIRES
Financial Statements for
Year ended 31 March 2024

Revival Fires
FInanC￿ yeAr ended 31 Mar¢h 21n4
Contents
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TTUStees report
Independ¢nt Exarniner 's Report
Statement of financial activiti¢s
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Balance Sheet
Notes to th¢ Financial Statsm¢nts
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Revlval Flres Dudley
THE TRUSTEES, ATrINUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 31 IVIARCH 2024
Th¢ trustees are pleased to present their report and fu￿￿1&1 statements for the year ended 3 IX March 2024.
Ob'ectiv
Th¢ PUTPOS¢S of th¢ Trusl a$ 8tat¢d in the governing docurnenty are:
l. To provide the advancement of the Christian faith worldwide
2. To offer relief to persons in hardship, sickness, addidion aad distress worldwid¢
3. To advance cducation in the fomi of vocational training centres, preparing persons for ministy, Missio￿ and
Christiart Iead¢rnhip. in accordance with Christian principles worldwid¢
Ensurin8 our ￿tivitIeS deliver our aims.
Th¢ trustees regularly ￿VIeW the activiti￿ of the church looking at the success and impact of each key activity,
assessing the benefit to those attendin8 and planning future activities a¢￿rdInglY. R¢f¢r¢nc4 is mad¢ to the guidance
In th¢ Charlty Commission's s¢n¢ral guidanc¢ on publi¢ ￿neftt when reviewing aims and objectives and in plannin8
future activities.
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Principle activities of the Trust during the year have focused on continued and in¢r¢a8ed d￿eloPment of all th¢
ministries of Revival Fir¢s. This ￿ntinUeS to be fa¢ilitat¢d by the occupation of the Revival Fires Mlnistry Centr¢
which provides the baso for many of the activiti¢s of tho TrusL Over this past year, much of the ministy* pastoral
car¢, teaching and pr¢a¢hing has delivered in-person meeting& groups, ￿nferenceS and events. We continue to offer
a hybrid model for those deciding to join from home ensuring access for all. During this reporting year, meetings
have contlnued to be streamed online, via YouTube, Revival Fires TV and Facebook Live, alongside in-p¢rson
events. In-person and Online Teaching Schools have been available to join and a¢￿sS on playback.
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Revl*al Flre8 Chur¢b
The Church seeks to advance the Christian faith in the Dudley area by providing regular meetings for worship.
teaching and prayer tninisty that provide public ben¢fit as thoy ar¢ open to all at no ¢oyt to each visitor.
Attendance on a Sunday morning is around 160 peopl¢, of which approximately 61Y/o of adults also attend one of the
Life Groups, held we¢kly in people's homes. Tho youth and children's work have around 25 ¢hildr¢n aged O- I I
years attendingi and 15 young people aged 11-18 y¢8r8 attending on Sunday mornings led by volunteer ministy co-
ordinators. We have plann¢d to receive interns for the youth and children's tearns for 3 months as we ¢ontinu¢ to
d¢velop the children and families work at Revival Fir¢s
RevlvAI Flrej Chureh jlrea
On our YouThbe platfonn, we have an average of 20 hoU￿￿OId ¢onn¢otion8 watchins me¢ting8 live (one connection
could be an individual, or a ¢ouple watching together in their home. or a whole family) intern¢ting and ¢ommentin8
in the Chat feature a8 if they were in the meeting. Th¢se ¢onnections amount to an average of 50 views on a Sunday
meeting during th¢ meeting timeg growing to an av¢rage of 325 views by the end of the w¢¢k (some people watch
outsid¢ of meeting times). These total views are mad¢ up of 55Yo UK dcmographi¢, 60/• US and th¢ remainder from
arnund the whole world. viewers on every continentl The UK is the largest proportion.
On our Fa¢¢book platfomi, we ha￿ an additional amount of between 10 and 30 connections watching the whole
meeting live, with much more int¢raction and comments on this platforni. This grows to up to 250 over the week..
Agaln, the demographics are very similar to the YouTube above, UK b¢iDg our biggest group. followed by USA.
then Indi4 this year w¢ hav¢ grown in engagement from the continent of Africa, individual wuntries in Europe. If
you were to add up the individual countries in Europe, it would total a similar number to USA vicws.
On Youtub¢, we have 6873 subscrib¢rs roceiving an average of 4500 views per month. You Tub¢ subscriptions last
year were 6J50.

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Youth and chlldren'8 events
Alongside weekly meeting4 children's activities including Children's Church; fÈmilies hav¢ b¢en connected with, for
pastoral and par¢nting support on a r¢gular basis thr(yughout the year. There have been monthly youth and young
adults, events at Revival Fires and alternate week events for the emerging youth and young adults groups laun¢hcd in
Jan 2024 with input from the I I Sch￿1 of Ministy Toronto Students who w¢r¢ on pla¢¢m¢nt with us for 3 weeks.
Local schools continu¢ to contact us wh¢n parents and families requir¢ additional SllPPOrt including food, support and
prnyer. This year l￿d1¢Y Council asked u$ to support families who are unable to f¢ed their children in the school
holidays for Ihe Holiday Activty Fund and to sup1￿ parents in their First 1001 days of a Child's life. W¢ al80 hav¢
weekly groups for moms and dads a8 we support parents and infants emotional wellbeing.
Volunteers at Revlval Flrej
The activities of th¢ Churth could not tsk¢ plac¢ without significan( and valuable. contributions from volunteers. It
is ¢stimated approximatcly 80 pcoplc ar¢ ¢ngaged in thc weekly activities at the Ministy Centre overall, who serrf¢
in various roles during the week and at our me¢ting& events and conferences. Regular sessions ar¢ held to train.
equip and acknowledge volunteers for their commitment and for updato Chang￿ and r¢freshers. Current t¢ams are
- worship, m¢dia & sound. w¢l¢ome, prayer & car¢, IM)SPitality, cofft¢ shop, ministy t¢offl, prophetic team, kids
church, bookstore and centre management. We regularty celebrate volunt¢¢rs' involv¢m¢nt in the ministy in various
ways. This year we have added gardening, cleaning and coffee shop to the weekly volunteer rolcs. this includcs our
ESOL students taking part in volunt¢¢ring opp)rtunities to develop their ¢onv¢rsationaI English skllls and to gain
work experience that thoy add to their CV.
2023 12024 Chureh Events
Sunday Chur¢h
Weekly in person and onlin¢ 8ath¢rings open to all
Ctèch4 Kid's Church & Youth Durin8 Sunday church with trained volunteer team
members.
D¢dAcation and parenting training which led to many families
d¢di¢atin8 thoir babies and thildreo.
Phone calls for suppor¢ signpostÉn8 for church and community
Welcome & training for n¢wcom¢r8 & n¢w beli¢ver$
WKkly pastoral group8 for t¢athin& prayer & Care
Weekly e&ch Sunday plus personal prayer for healin& pastoral support &
encourngement available
GPSIGlobal Prophetic Sohool Live Zoom wups for teaching and practical PTophetic training
Asc¢nd Worship School
Training and Zoom groups for worship toams
Various equipping & training Encounter. En88ge* Life Leaders, DeliYeranrA 8chool& Ministy T¢am Trnining
Worship Enaount¢r nights
Monthly on Saturday evening8 for prophecy and worship
Pastors & Lcad¢rs
Bi-annual lead¢rs gathcrings plus regular online support
Online proph¢ti¢ teaching & support for UK and Int¢rnational pastors
T¢rn]ly gatherings to train, ¢quip md encourag¢ wom¢n of all age
Mattiage Care and support for married wuples
Weekly m¢¢tings for Bibl¢ t¢achin& friendship. fun and encouragem¢nt
Regular ¢vents for discipleship, fri¢ndship and impartation
As a pather of Bla¢k County foodbank hub, we have continued to support families
at Christmas through th¢ food hampers to 5 local primary and st￿ndary schools and
one olydistributions to families
Prayer & Care Call Team
H¢art to H¢art l Enga8e
Life Groups
Prayer & Pray¢r ministy
Strat¢gos Leadcrs
Gather the Girls / Brunches
Ma￿lage niBhts
Youth
Young Adults
Food distribution

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Throughout the week, the church and coffee shop receiv¢s visitors from the l(xal church and community for R￿1Val
Cafe. Migrant Cafe Drop in, Parents and TO￿ Gather th¢ Guys.
Conferences And Schools
Th¢ Trnst provides one of the most extensive Christian conforen¢e pro8rammes in th¢ UK and incre&singly aitracl8
delegates from other countries in Europe and further afield. The programme is designed to enable peopl¢ to come
together for live worship* relevant Biblical teaching and training from nationally and internationally respected
speakers, and to receive prayer ministy. prophecy and the laying on of haods. Thts year, conferences have been both
in-per50n and onlinA with live worship bands and speakers from the UK. Canad& and USA: speakers attend in person
or online via strcaming plalfornis, sharin8 messages for each Conference session.
In-person att¢ndanco at th¢ main ¢onf¢r¢nces in¢rwed to around 200 people. Confer¢n¢¢s and equipping
weekends do not carry a registration fee to mak¢ attendan￿ widely available to all: freewill offerings are received
durin8 th¢ events.
etic Schwl has graduated ov¢r130 students. including 25 students at Level 2 as students are trained
in prophetic ministy, from all over the world. GPS Schools have been both online and in person, culminatin8 ill
Graduation evenings at Cel¢brntion eY¢nts at the end of each terni.
-.￿orShip￿S h￿1- a new worship school launched in February 2023 with over 40 students from more tha
10 ¢hurGh¢s: gradualion was held in th¢ Mar¢h gatherin
Revlv81 Flrej Conference Str¢Am
Conferen¢e viow¢rship of it)dividual sessions, while they ar¢ taking place is usually twice that of the Sunday
meetings and can b¢ more. especially ev¢ning sessions and if conference s￿akerS have promoted the live stream on
their social media platfonns. These views are often outside of the UK (i.e. - USA) and often n¢w vi¢w¢rs, rather
than the returning viewers of the Sund&y m¢¢tin8s. Th¢s¢ viewers oft¢n result in extra subscribors to th¢ YouTube
platcomi.
This year's ¢onftr¢n¢¢ ￿hedllle w&9 as follows:
June
Propheti¢ Enwunt¢r with Cindy Jacobs
September
Leaders Day & The Crossing with Emma Stark, Dan Slade, Davo Day
November
Stepping Forward wtth Jarrod Cooper. Hannah Graham & Ruth Well¢r
JanuaryL¢aders Day & Restore 24 with Chuok Pierce. Sam Robinson, Simon Braker
External MiDi¥try
Th¢ Trust ¢ontinues to keep strong ¢onnections in the UK and overseas through the years of Reviv￿ Flres, teams
tr&vellin8 to minister at confernoces and large meetings. This year, Zoom4 prtrrecorded messages, and Fac¢book Liv¢
events have supported serving sev￿al churches in th¢ UK and intsrnationally:
April
Chiswick leaders meeting consulting on vision
West Bengal, Indi4 training and supporting mer¢y ministri¢s
Zimbabwe & South Afri￿ mission outr¢a¢h, conference, leaders, meetings
ShetTield City Life Church weekend
Fraserbugh leaders and church m¢¢ting8
Leicester Proph¢tio Conference
Rugel¢y. Staffs
S Yorks Filing Station, Rotherhatn
Kidderniinster Baptist
Zoom to Guatemala oonf¢rence
Chorley church
W¢st B¢ngal. India with missions team, training and supporting mercy ministries
Chorley Church
ChiswiGk l¢ad¢rs & Church meetings
May
June
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Southgats leaders & Church meetings
Mathid, Key of David Gathering
Worthing church and leaders
Wimbledon ￿OPhetiC School & Church
Leicestor Prophetic Zoom
West Bengal. India, training and suppoty mercy ministries
Feb
Mar l Apr
Indla Mlsjlon Report
The Trust has continued to support its m¢rcy ministries ov¢rs¢as through the relationships established over the years,
through r¢Bul8r visits twice a y¢ar, and working sid¢ by sid¢ in mission and outreach to thos¢ in hardship and need.
This has included such things as distributing food and various gifis of support in Indi4 Providing financi￿ help for
r¢lated overseas ministries and continuing with Revival Children- a scheme which enabl¢s people in the UKto sponsor
the Care, accommodation and schooling for childr¢n at Papa's Hou$¢, West Bengal, in Indi& Work at th¢ orphanage
continues underthe leadership of Indian nationals who re¢¢iv¢ training and support and mentoring from Revival Fire8,
Th¢ chtldren and families in the villages of Dooars continue to be supported on an ongoing basis with re8ular visits
from the Papa's House team. As at March 2024, 20 children were re¢eiving car¢, ￿￿MmOdation. schooling and a
home ift Papa's Hou8¢, some on sl)ort t¢rni and some with long-terni placcments. Several additional families in the tsa
plantstions were also re¢eiving personal 8UPPOrt and on-going ¢are for their well-being and health awarenas
includin8 food parcels, teaching and health and hy8ieoe 8upporL
Donors hav¢ continued th¢ir g¢n¢rous giving in ¢ontinuin8 monthly sponsorshipy for an Indian national with whom
the Trust is partnering for promotin8 and dev¢lopin8 the Li8hthouse and Dish& project for rescuing women and
¢hildr¢n from human trafficking in the West Bengal region, with regular trainin8 programmes, outreaches and family
liaison work taking place. A smaIl team of volunteers helps Sm¢rin who leads the Lighthouse and Disha Proj¢ct as
she seeks to develop the support network for young women. The sewing production continues to excel, a]ongsid¢ art,
beauty and dan￿￿. There is also a training cours¢ ¢nabling young women to develop th¢ir career pathways in buslne8S,
administration. hotsl management and. with the statutory organisations. Strong connections with oth¢r NGO8,
government d¢partm¢nts and local agencies have been well develop¢d including career opportunities for the women
completin8 the rostoration programme. Both finan¢ial support and pastoral 8UPPOrt hav¢ also been given for w¢ll being
and for medical needs. Revival Fires has raised and distributed support for Papa's House. Revival Children Out￿a¢he
the ongoing work in W¢st B¢n8al and the work of the Li8htHouse project WO3 ¢OSt¢d at approx. £46.079(2023
£26,600)
Thi8 figure reflects the ongoing work of th¢ Revival Fires. Trust in ¢ontinuin8 to support mi98ion in a practical and
spiritual way over this year alongside we4kly video calls and emails for personal and ministy support, updatss and
reporting purposes.
New mission outreaches ov¢r this year have included mini8terin8 into churches, ￿hoOlS and villages in Zimbabwe, as
well as now UK church ¢onn¢Gtions,
Zlmbabwe Mlssion Report
New mission outrwh over this year have includd minist¢rsng not churches schools and villag¢8 in Zimbabwe
Trevor and Ryan spont a week in May 2023 ministering to I￿3 in Maronder& This tim¢ ¢ulminat¢d in a'Realms
of the Supernatural Conference,, openin8 th¢ revelatory and apostolic tsachings to the chU￿h which gathers there.
Support¢d by ihe monthly funding of new partners 8ivin8 towards Revival Children Zimbabwe, wo have continued
to ￿l$t in the daily feeding of 400 children at St. Francis sch￿19 just outside Maronder&
N¢w relationships are being developd which wo believe will Tesult in a new ￿h0o1 ¢onne¢tion in th¢ vicinity of the
¢apital City of Harar¢. It is h¢re we want to trial a shorter pilot feeding programmc and hold a leaders training
conferenc¢, reaching SP￿lf7¢allY into the Zimbabwean population who have had l¢ss opportunities than som¢ of th¢
more affluential farniing regions of M8rondera.
Sin¢¢ December 2023, Kabod Church has also been ¢onnecting with a 8roup in South Afric￿ which has b¢¢n a
beneficlal fit for their unique demogrnphic in the church. We hav¢ allow¢d the church the space to keep developing
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Communlty Events
From April 2023-ma￿h 2024 th¢ Trust continued the usual programm¢ of in-person community events, which
included Church Fa￿llY Events. Picnics in the ParK Christmas Fayre. work parties, britig and share lun¢h¢s, and the
delivery of 250 hampers at Chrtstmas for lo￿ primary and secondary schools.
Th¢ Prayer and Care Calls Team was established in April 2020. and w¢ continue to receive refetrals from Life
Group Lead¢r8. Primary Schools, Dudley CVS and from Social PffsGYibin8 Teanis tn NHS Trusts. Our websitc 8lVCS
8 clickable link where the g¢neral public can r¢qu¢st prayer and care or befriending calls. Our team aim to make l O-
15 phone calls ¢ach week, offering prayer and car¢ Gall. often W￿klY for many months with invitations to oth¢r
church, community and signposting SUPPOrt.
Strong links have continued this year with local organisations which have improved the Trust's visibility within the
town and voluntary network. The Tn￿t sits on local ¢ommittees for Dudley CVS including th¢ newly laun¢hed
Young Peoplo's Alliance, hosted with Children and young people for the influential report on the 'Growing up in
Dudley, Cluster Connect for Dudley Town Centro which brought organisations with faith groups together. We
continue to speak into community issues with a faith-leading edge and ar¢ well ¢stAblished in Migrant and Refugee
support in the borough, with additional partnerships with Brushstn)kes (Refugee and Migrant Support) weekly
ESOL classes at Revival Fir¢s for 15 students with 4 Classes pff week. Many groups use our Coffee Shop foT
ommunity Groups for creative, pe¢r support and collaboration. Revival Fires has pioneered many proje¢ts including
the Prayer and Care calls. Coffee and Colour 15 a weekty drop in 8roup with an average of 5 people coming for a
supportive space with a trained team in place to listen, support wilh bereav¢mant and provide signpostin8 and advi
wh¢n needed.
With Dudley being a place of welcome for Ukrainians fleeing the war in Ukrnin¢, we eontinue to work with Dudley
and Sandwell Council Home8 4 Ukraine s¢hemes. We have also been a ￿ndUlt for othor or8anisations to provide
homes and firniture to Ukrainians and other refugees.
Thi9 year we were asked to host a community ¢el¢bration day by Councillor Cathy Bayton, this brought tog¢ther
various ag¢nGies inGludin8 the Library) Poli¢¢, Park Rangers, local charities including Saltmine Theatre Company and
Lighthouse Cafe, Inte8rated Plus and NHS Social Prescribers. The ¢vent was an infornlalion sharing and gatherin8
ov¢nt as our Wolverhampton Street wmmunity w¢r¢ asked what they love about their area and wh¢r¢ improvements
Can be made, to inforni the ¢ouncil'$ future planning.
Mlnlstry C¢ntre
Tho Ministy Centr4 now in its 18th y¢ar, continues to be a wonderful ra8our¢¢ for every &spe¢t of th¢ ministy.
CommuDlcatlon
The website 18 updated regularly. with an average of1.800 unique visitor8 a month. The w¢b-based feature offers
viewers thc ability to watch free live streaming of m¢¢tings held at R￿1Val Fites. A library of previous meetings is
av&ilablo to watch on41emand. Conference sessions arn also streamed live, free of charge. We arc on the YouTube
partn¢r sch¢me, meaning we get paid for our content. This monthly paym¢nt Contributes as much as previous
conference session sal￿.
anelal R
The principal funding for the Trust ¢om¢s frorn donations and off¢rings by members of the church and visitors to
Revival Fir¢s. Other sources include gift aid reclaimed, registration fees for 8chool4 honordri4 and othcr income.
Th¢ main financial hi8hlights for the year ar¢ set out below.
Income And Expenditllr¢
The overall in¢ome for the year to March 2024 was £435,455 (2023 £367,094) with expenditur¢ at fA69,792 (2023
£373,289) thfts pr(Kluc¢d a deficit of £34,337 (cp 2023 d¢ficit of £6,195).
Particular highlights thlJ year are..

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Ineome
This increased by 19¥0 mainly due to th¢ r¢turn of pre pandemic activity e.g., Confer¢neAs and established church
life. These followed continued years of incom¢ $k¢wed by the CV19 pandemic where the tn￿t re£¢iv¢d an unusual
number of one off Charitable and statutory grants for various reasons. These windfall funds have been desi￿ated
and is in the process of dissipation baing th¢ prim¢ r¢ason for the large deficit incurred this year following a smaIl
deficit last year
Exp¢nditure
Overall- An increase of £97K (25Yo) was recorded primarily due to the continued restoration of ¢stsblish¢d regular
projects and th¢ realignment of a¢tivity to forni¢r years levels.
Main items of increase were as follows..
Major r¢pairs . renewals and replac¢m¢nts of gutt¢rin& air con units, lighting and caryeting
Additional staff memb¢r r¢ the Meet and Gr¢rt project
Catch up on MIs8ion work ¢speGially India
Ministry and Worship ¢osts
Staff oo8ts- Approximate Increase of £13K: A sAgnifKant amount of the day-toaay work of the Trust ¢ontlnues to
be carried out on a volunteer basis. In temis of full-time equivalent staff, however the trust now require8 and
¢mploys 8 staff mernbers (2023.6)
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The Trust holds general fund$ that are unrostricted and funds t[￿t hav¢ been specifically allocated for the building
improvement or to Missions. Our policy is to distributa these funds in ￿cordanc% with the objects of the Trust whilst
¢nsuring that there are sufficient funds to cover eAsh flow requirements relating to committed expenditure such as
salary payments. Typically, this will mean holding 3 months of unrestricted funds.
Deglgnated fund8
As set out by the Trustees these were reduced by £36K for ￿￿jor repairs, ren¢wals and repl￿eMents and £15K for
Mi88ion leaving a balan¢a of £87K at the year end
for Futu
As th¢ Cr¢¢he, Kids and Youth Ministry expanded this year, we are able to work with our incredible volunteers to
paint and transforni several 5tor¢rooms into usable spaces This included redecornting the kids room3 into fun and
vibrant spaces, moving the cteche into a larg¢r room, and in response to familics n¢ds. have added a sensory room.
Ministy and outr¢a¢h programme of events increases ¢￿h year and includes loc81 ¢v¢nts, f¢llowshAp meals, training
and equipping tracks, outreach and social cvcnts> pastoral and w¢llbeing Support for th¢ communlty and refugeey from
Ukrain¢ and oth¢r t￿tions. Incre￿ing youth and children's ministy support are continuing to bo sou8ht.
Overseag initiatives in¢lude further developmenL training events and pastoral connection with Indlan Pastors and
lead¢rs, ¢onfercnc¢s in related chllrche￿ developmentofthe mission work in Indi4 in¢luding theLighthous¢Project's
trainiftg programme, renting further homes for restoration, for women and childrnn to alleviate human trafficking in
Northeast India. Ongoing leadership and pastoral support tak¢s plac￿ with those churches that the Trust already has
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Governing Document
Revival Fires is a ¢haritable trust constituted by a trust Deed dated 17 June 1998 and supplemented by a further deed
dated 30 Scptemb¢r 1998.
Appointment of Tn￿teeS
Appointment oftrustces is governed by the trust deed of the charity. The trustees are authorised to appoint ncw t￿￿ttts
and to fill vacancies arising throughout the period by a resolution.
Trust¢e Induction and Trainin8
All trustees are familiar with the work of the Trust and have had an association with the Tntst over several years. New
trustees are given an introduction to the rol¢ of and the workings of th¢ Tn￿t through discussion and reference
to relevant documents as foILows:
I, Th¢ rol¢ and r¢sponsibiliti¢s of a tru8tee- by r¢f¢r¢n¢¢ to the relevant Charity Cotnrnission publications
2. The Trust Deed- a copy of the Trust Deed is provided to each new trusts¢.
3. Current Financial Positlon
through availability of a copy of th¢ late8t published accounts. tO8¢th¢r with
subs¢quent mana8¢ment awounts for th¢ Gurrent year
4. Futur¢ plans and objectives are discussed b¢for¢ appointment and at each trustee m¢¢tin8.
Orggnlsatlon Strnetur¢
Tho Trust¢es who hav¢ served dwing the year are set out bclow:
Trevor Baker
Sharon Baker
Keith Bowley
Andrew K¢ar
Thomas Herber Davies
James Sheen
Chairnian
Admioistration Manager
Th¢ trustees are required to meet at least tiyice each year and ar¢ ruponsible for th¢ financial accountability with
respect to the polici¢8, and the ¢omplian¢e ofth¢ Tn￿t with the requirements of the Charities Commission, in wrying
out the aims and objectives of the Trust. In practice the trustees nornially meet quarterly. The trustees act ift a voluntary
apaoity and do not receive any remuneration in their ¢apacity as INst¢e&.
Trevor and Sharon Baker are employed part-time by the TTr￿t as l¢ad¢rs of the ministy and are responsible for ihe
day-to-day oY¢rsi8ht of the TrusL and for ¢n8uring good practi￿ in the conduct of the Thist'8 affAirs,
Ref¢r¢nce and Administrative Delails
Charity Name
Revival Fir¢3
Charity Re8iStration Number
1072369
Regist¢red Office and Operational Address:
I 17-120 Wolv¢rhampton Street
Dudley
West Midlands
DYI 3AL
Solieltors
Nowell Meller Solicitors
24 Market Pla¢¢
Burslem
Stoke on Trent
ST6 4AX
Prima
Bankers
Lloyds Bank plc
Telford Branch
Telford Centre
Shropshire
TFI 2HD
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Inde
ndent Examlner
Gary Peter Brookes FCA BS¢
130 Wombourn¢ Park
Wombourne
South Staffs WV5 OLY

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Statement of trustees, reJpon8lbfilitles
The trustees ar¢ r¢sponsible forprep&ing th¢ Truste￿, Annual Report and the financial statements in accordance with
appli¢abl¢ law and United Kingdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom G¢n¢rally Accepted Accounting
Practice). Th¢ law applicable to charities in England and Wales r¢quir¢s the trustees to prepare financial statements
for each fiftan¢ial year whi¢h give a true and fair view of the state ofaffairs ofth¢ charity and of the incoming resources
and application of resources of the cbwity for that period.
In preparins these financial ststements, the tri)stees are required to:
select suitabl¢ a¢counting policies and then apply them consistently.
observe the methods and principles in the Charities SORP.
make judgments and ¢stimatss that are reasonable and prud¢nt.
state whetherapplicable accounting standards have been followed, subject to any material departures disclosed
and explained in the financial statements; and
5. prepare the financial statgments on the going concern b￿lS unless it is inappropriate.
6. to presume that tlle charity will continu¢ in business.
Th¢ trustees are responsible for keeping proper accounting r¢¢ords that disGlos¢ with reasonabl¢ accura¢y at any tim¢
the financial position of the charity and ¢nabl¢ them to ¢nsure that the financial statements comply with the Charities
A¢t 2011, th¢ Charity (Accounts and Roports) Re8ulation$ 2008 and the provisions of the trust deed. Thay are aJ80
responsible for safeguarding the Assets of the ¢h8rity and hence for taking reasonable steps for the pr¢vontion and
dcte¢tion of fraud and other irregulariti¢s.
Tho trustees are re8ponsibl¢ for the malntsnance and Ints￿lty of th¢ charity and financial inforniation is included on
lh¢ ¢harity's w¢bsit¢. IAgislation in the United Kingdom governing th¢ preporntion and dissemination of financial
statements may ditTer from legislation in other jurisdictions.
InveJtmeDt Powen
The trnst deed authorises the trustees to make and hold investments using tho general funds of the charity, and also to
borrow funds by way of a lo&n. In Ootober 2005 th¢ Trust purchased, with the help of a bank loan, a substantial
freehold prop¢rty - 117-120 Wolverhampton Street, Dudloy to facilitate the continued expansion of the work of th¢
Trust. Th¢ Trust also spent substantial additional funds on refurbishing and improvin8 the property to make it suitsbl¢
for the Trust'8 purpos¢s. The loan was paid off in full in I)ecem6er 2010.
No other investments have ¢ufrently been made by the Trugt. Funds over and above those needed for th¢ day to day
running of the Trust are held in vfirious deposit a¢counts to gain inter¢3L These deposit a¢Lxiunts are considered by
Thistees regularly so as to review optinjum p¢rforniance.
Rijk ManagemeDt
As part of their responsibilities the Trustees carry out a continuou8 review of major risks both in financial and practical
ternis ensuring that more adventurous projects are subject to due diligence before commen¢¢m¢nt. Int¢rnal financial
risks are minimised by the establishment of sound accountin8 procedur￿, and by the preparation of monthly
mana8¢ment arAounts.
There 18 a robust 8af¢guardin8 policy in pla¢e covering staff and volunteers.
Policies and procedures arc in place to cnsujr compliance with health and Svdfety for staff and voluntsers. Fire risk
asSessm￿t is r¢gularly revi¢wed with fire drills being undertaken on a r¢gular basis, fire extinguishers are ohecked
anoually, and an acLident book is maintained on site.
Appr(ryAI
This report was approv¢d by the trustees on
. and Sigll￿ on th¢ir behalf.
Mrs. S Baker, Trustee

Revlval Flres
Independent Examlner'¥ Report to th¢ Tn￿treS of Revival Flrej
I report to the charity trustees on my ¢xaminatAon ofthe a￿0llnts of the charity for the year ended 31 Mar¢h 2024 which
are set out on pages 10 to 20
Reypon8lbllltle8 and ba8ts of report
As the charity's trustees you are responsible for the preparation of the a￿Unts in accordance with the requirements of
the Charities Act 2011 ('th¢ Act,).
I report in respoct of my oxamination of thc charity's ac¢(Mthts caTricd out under sectlon 145 of th¢ Act and In ¢arrylng
out my examination I hav¢ followed all the applicable Dir¢¢tions gAv¢n by the Charity Commission under section
145(5)(b) of the Act.
Independent examIne￿I 8t%item•At
Slnce the charity's gross income exceeded £250.000 your examiner must be a m¢mb¢r of a body listed in section 145
of the A¢t, I confirni that l am qualified to und¢rtak¢ the examination I￿￿U8¢ J a member of Institut¢ of Chartcr
Accountants of England and Wal¢s
I have completed my examination. I confirni that no material matters hav¢ ¢om¢ to my attention An connection with th¢
examination givin8 me cause to believe that in any material r¢spect:
a¢counting records w¢r¢ not kept in respect of th¢ Charity as required by section 130 of Ihe Act. or
the ￿COUnts do not accord with those re¢ords' or
the accounts do not comply with the applicabi¢ requirements concerning the forni and content of accounts aet out
in the chariti￿ (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any requirement that the accounts give a 'tru¢
and fair view, which is not a matter consid¢red as part of an independ¢nt ¢Kamination.
I have no con¢¢rns and have come a¢ross no other matters in connection with th¢ examinatton to whlch attention should
be drawn in this report in order to ¢n&ble a proper understanding of the a￿ounts to be reaGh¢d.
Slgned
Name
Gary Peter Brookes
Fellow oflxstllute of CharteredAccounlanlsfor England and Wale$
Address J30 Wombourne Park. Fyombourne, Somlh Siaffs, FYV5 OLY

Revival Fires
srATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTivrriES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2024
Unre8trictsd
FUD
Dcjlgnaled
Tund8
Restritted
Funds
Mission &
Building
Funds
Tolal
Funds
2024
Total
Fundi
2023
GeneTal
Funds
Building
Note4
Investmenls
7,906
7,906
1723
Donation5
283,769
57,287 341.056 302,174
Charitable activities
2b
71.613
14,880
86,493
62.197
Total ID¢om¢
355J82
7,906
72,167
435,455
367,094
dl
CharltAbl¢ Aetlvltle8
386,768
83,024
469,792 373,289
TotAI Expendltur¢
386.768
83,024
469,792
373,289
Net (exp¢nditureyincome
(31,386)
34,337
7.906 ￿10 857) il
6,195)
R¢eonclllatlon of Fundj
Transfer of fund8
36.190
(Sl,434)
15,244
Total funds brought forward
158.021
745,817
142,180 1.046.018 1,052213
Totsl funds carried forward
162.825
702,289
146,567 J,011,681 1,046,018
The notes on following pages 12 to 20 forni part of these ￿oUnts
Ther¢ were no reCO￿lsed gains or losses for the years 2024 or 2023 other than those included in the
Statsment of Financial Activities.
All income and expenditure relates to ongoin8 operations.
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BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31ST MARCH 2024
UDrnJtslet¢d Funds
Desi￿ Restricted
Funds
Buildin8
Mi&8lon Funds
Total
Fundj
2024
Total
Fundi
2023
Flxed Assets
Freehold Prowty
Equipm¢nt
614.968
63,569
678,537
995
695,652
1.989
995
Current Ass¢ts
Stock of Chrlstlan Resouru8
Dobtors
Bank & Cash
TotAI
3.500
4258
163,770
171,528
3,500
4.258
334,089
341.848
3,656
4,921
347.073
355,650
87,321
87,321
82.999
82,999
Cr¢dltorJ . Amounts falllDg du¢
wl¢hln on• yoar
io
9.699
9,699
7,273
Net Current A8sets
161.829
87,32L
82.999
331149
348,377
Totsl Net Auets
162,824
702.289
146,568
1.011,681
1,046,018
FINANCED BY:
Unr¢$trleted Fundj:
Chuffh General Funds
162,824
162,824
158.021
D¢ilgoited Vundj:
Capital Bullding Fund
Missions and Pr¢mlsey
li
li
614.968
87J21
614,968
87.321
607.062
138,755
Restrleled Fundj:
Building Fund
Revival Children Fund
Mlsslon Fund
li
li
li
108,536
21637
15,395
108,536
22.637
l5,395
108J36
23,790
9,854
Total
162.824
701289
146,568
1,011,681
1,046,018
Approved by the Irusi¢¢3 on
2024 and 8igned on their behalf
Mr K Bowley* Th18tee

Revival Fires
NOTES TO THE ACco￿s FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2024
l. Aceoullting Policies
Ba8ls of Ac¢ouDts Preparntion
The charity constitutes a public benefrt entity defined by FRSI02. The financial ststements have been
prepared in ￿cOrdanCe with Accounting and Reporting by Charities: Stst¢m¢nt of Reoomm¢nded Praoti¢e
(SORP) applicable to Charities preparing their accounts in accordance with th¢ Financial Reporting Standard
applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS102) second edition published October 2019, the
Charities Act 2011 and UK G¢naralty Ac¢¢pted Pra¢ti¢e.
Th¢ fmancial statements have been prepared on a 8OAng concern basis under the historical cost convontion
Modifi￿ to include Certain items at fair value.
Fund8
UnreJtri¢tsd funda are income funds which are to be spent on the charity's g¢neral purpose.
Deslgnllted fundi are unr¢seri¢t¢d funds that have been assigned to specific purposes
R¢#trl¢t¢d fund8 comprise of two elements :_
a) income from trusts or endowments which may be expended only on those r¢stricted objects provided in
th¢ ternis of the tntst or bequest
b) donations or ￿ants received for a 8pe¢ific object or invited by the charity for a speoific object. The fun.ds
may only be expend¢d on the specific object for which they were givon. Any balance remainin8 unspent at
the end of each year must b¢ carried fonyard as a balan¢e on that fund. The Church does not usually inv¢st
separately for each fund. Where there is no separate investmcnL intcr¢st is apportioncd to individual funds
on an average balance basis.
Income Recognlllon
Planned givin& collectiong and donations are recognised when r¢c¢iv¢d. Tax refunds ar¢ r¢cognised when
the incomin8 rosource to which they relate is received. Grants and Legacies are accounted for when th¢
¢hurch is legally entitl¢d to th¢ amounts dua. All other incon]e is re¢o8nised when it 18 re￿IV8b1e. All
incoming r¢sour¢es are acwunted for gross.
Expenditllr¢ Reeognltion
Grants and donations are account￿ for when paid over, or wh¢n award¢d, if that award creat¢s a binding or
constructive obligation on the charity. Amounts received spe¢ifi¢ally for mission are dealt with as Testricted
funds. All other expenditure is generally recO￿ls¢d when it is incurred and is accounted for gross,
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IYOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2024
l. A¢countlng Polieles (eont)
Governanee ¢oJts
Include costs of th¢ preparation and examination of ststutory accounts, the costs of truste¢ me¢tin&8 and
cost of any legal advice to truslees on 8overnance or constitutional matters.
Tanglbl¢ fixed aasets for the by the ehureh and depreeiAtion
Tangibl¢ fixed ags¢ts ar¢ stated at cost or valuation 1¢8s accumulatsd depr¢¢iation. Costs includes ¢osts
directty attributable to nthking the &8set capable of operating as intended
D¢preciation is provided on all tangible fAxed a&8¢ts. at ratsg calGulatsd to write off the ¢ost les$
estimated residual value. of each asset on a syst¢malic basis over its ¢xp¢¢ted useful life as follow8:
Bajls
Fre¢hold propety jtraight lin¢
Rate
2%
EquApment
straight line
25Yo
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Revlval Fires
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YXAR EIWED 31ST MARCH 2024
Incomt
Total
Funds
2024
Total
Funds
2023
General
Funds
Restrlcted
Funds
2a. Voluntary IDtoTne
Offerings
Glft Aid Tax Re¢¢ipts
erl
com
Mlsc¢llaneous Incorne
224,631
51,897
36,210
7,077
260,841
58.974
240,679
54,464
7.241
14,OLX)
21,241
7,031
283,769
57,287
341,056
302.174
Charltsbl¢ A¢llvltks
Conferences
Meet And Greet Project
Regour¢e Centre & Klng Cup
58.574
58.574
14.880
13.039
86,493
47.142
14,880
13,039
71.613
l5,055
62,197
14.880
3. Charltsbh A¢tlvltles
Salarieg
Mlnisty costs
Worship and media
Conference costs
Resource c￿tre &Klng Cup
Communlty activities
Publiclty
Youth mlnlsty
Mlssion ¢08ts
Trnvel ¢o$ts
199.234
24,657
6.887
19.706
6,310
186,329
16,457
4,588
26.446
7.821
3,206
3.286
606
39,986
399
1,522
5,551
74,352
2,215
Premises costs
Insurance
Meet and Greet Project
Admlnistratlon costs
Communicatlon costs
Depr¢¢iatiOll
Bank and credit chArg¢s
Oovernance
62,337
5,931
14.037
15,057
4,760
19,204
2,358
3,280
469,792
37,609
5,309
9,792
4,736
19.181
3,998
3,540
373,289
(Not¢ 4)
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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED31ST MARCH 2024
4. Governgn¢¢ eosts
2024
2023
Statutory accounts preparation and Independent Examination
Professional admin Fees
3,245
35
3,280
3,030
510
3,540
5. Staff Colts
2024
2023
Salary Costs
Employers National Insurance before £SK Nl Govornment
employment scheme
Health Insurance ¢osts
Pensions
177,789
166.781
11,052
4,323
6,070
199,234
10,192
3,931
5,425
186,329
Th¢ average number of staff employ¢d by th¢ Gharity during theèyear was 8 (2023: 7).
Remun¢ration was paid to the minorAty of the trustees in the year (see note 12).
No employees were paid £60,000 or more.
6. Net movement In fund8 for th¢ year
The net movement in funds for the year is statsd after ¢harsing:
2024
2023
Dep￿CIation of tangible assets
Statutory accounts preparation and Ind¢pMdent Examination
19,204
2,950
19.181
2.750
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Revival Fires
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2024
7. Tanglbl¢ rued a8Jets for use by the Ch*rity
2024
Total
Freehold
Property
Equipment
Cost or valuation as at l April 2023
Addition8 for the year
Disposals
Cost or valuation as at 31 March 2024
59.086
909.379
1.095
968,465
1,095
59,086
910,474
969,560
Depreciation as at l April 2023
Charg¢ for the year
Disposals
Depreciation as at 31 Marnh 2024
57,097
994
213,727
18,210
270,824
19,204
58.091
231,937
290,028
Net book Value As at 31 MaT¢h 2024
995
678,537
679,532
Net book Value as at 31 March 2023
1,989
695,652
697,641
The Fr¢ehold building including the improvements need to be periodically revalued. The most recent
valuation inelud¢d abov¢ W&s bosed on a valuation by K¢ith'Chapman-Burnett, of Chroma Chartered
Suveyors North Warohous¢,The Do¢ks, Glou¢¢st¢r GLI 2FB. H¢ givos an open market valuo of £725,000.
Th¢ valuation was dated 12th June 2017.
If the land and buildings had not been included at valuation they would have been inGlud¢d under th¢
hlstorical cost convention ￿ follows: historic￿ cost Convention &8 follows:
2024
2023
Cost
A¢¢umulated depre¢iatlon
939,319
(338.926)
939,319
(319,722)
Net book value
600,393
619,597
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IYOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YLIRENDED 31ST MARCH 2024
2024
2023
8. Debtom
Trad¢ Debtors
Gift Aid Tax Refunds
319
3.939
4,258
279
4,642
4.921
9. BAnk and Cajh
2024
2023
Bank Accounts
334,089
334.089
347,073
347,073
2024
2023
10. Credltor8 amounti falllng due wlthln A year
Trade Creditors
Other Tax and NI
Accruals
260
3,846
5,593
9,699
4,523
2,750
7273
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Revival Fires
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST L￿(ARcH 2024
11. Fund Mov¢m¢ntJ
Balan¢e
31103t23
In¢omlDg
Ré8our¢ei
Outgoin% Tranferj
Resources
Balanee
31103124
Restrleted
CapltAI
Building fund
108,536
108.536
Revival Chlldren
**
23.790
10,347
(11,500)
22,637
Ml$sSon
General missions
India Missions
Ukrante
South Afrlca
Zimbabw¢ Children
Emerging mi&8ion$
**
540
540
*•
36,495
4.210
(51,739)
(2290)
IS,244
1,920
59
1,393
11,483
IS,395
59
296
8,959
9,854
4,447
l6,669
61,821
(3,350)
(14,145
(71,524)
15,244
142,180
72,168
(83,024)
15,244
l46,568
Deslgnated
Capital Building Balance
Mission and Pr¢mis¢s
607.062
138,755
7,906
614,968
87?21
***
(51,434)
Unre8trlct¢d
General Fund
158,021
355.381
(386,768)
36,190
162,824
Total Funds
1,046,018
435,455
469,792
1,011,681
* The building fund reprcs¢nt5 th¢ value of ¢ontnl)utions after depreciation for the pur¢hase of the
ARC Centre in Wolverhampton Str¢¢t. The s¢parate transfornvdtion centre fund is tho vaLu¢ of
contributions for the refurbishment of the Warehouse that was undertaken tn 201212014.
** Revival Fires is funding an orphanage and School in North East India plus supporting local
ministries. In addition to this the charity is committed to missions work overseas and makes regular
trips to assist the local thurch in their mission. The trips to India hp4ve been separated out due to th¢
regularity of trips and the size of income and expenditur¢ related to them. In other years mission
trips inGlud¢d missions to Europe. (in¢ludin8 Ukraine), America and South Africa were und¢rt8ken.
*** Designated Funds as p¢r updatsd res¢rves policy, now includes the balanoe of £87,321 for (l)
Mission £73,51 l and (2) Premis¢s in¢luding roof £13,810
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Revival Mres
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YL4R ENDED 31ST MARCH 2024
12. Related Party Trangacllow
The constitution allows trust¢es to have employment contracts providing that those with employment
ontracts do not forn) a majority of the trustees (Clause 6.1 of the Trust De￿).
Employment Contracts
T Bak¢r
Part time employment contract
S Bak¢r
Part time employment contract
25,000
15,000
Trnste¢ Famlly Memberg
R Baker Barnes Full time employment contra¢t
A Bak¢r BarneA Part time ¢mployment contract
44,520
20,225
Employ¢¢ Benefits Provlded
T&SBaker
Health Insurance
R and A Baker
Barnes
Health Insuran
R Baker Barne8 Pen8ion
A Baker Barne8 P¢nsion
3,199
1,169
1,876
i.01 I
ExpeDJes
T&SBakor
Fllghts and expens¢s wer¢ paid for T and S BakeT in relation to UK and overseas ministry trip8 for the
year £9,809 (£13,186 previous year)
£431 travel expenses and mileag¢ was paid for the year to T Baknr for UK travel on bcholf of Revival
Fires (2023: £236).
Conne¢ted PerJon8
Mileag¢ was paid to A Baker Barne8 for UK travel on b¢half of Revival Fires totalling £827 (2023: £0).
£2,815 was paid to Ryan and Anna Baker Barnes for travel and costs re ministy ¢onf¢r¢nce in Florida
Aggregats Donallotts from Trustees
In line with th¢ r¢quirem¢nt of Paragraph 9.18 of FRS 102
Ag8regate donations from truste￿. r¢latod and ¢on￿￿t￿ partias (8 in totsl) arc of Iho ord¢r of £39,281
(cp £30,100 for 2023)
All were re¢¢ived without conditions
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Revival Flre3
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31sr MARCH 2024
13. Prevlous years SOFA
STATEMENT OF FINAP4CIAL ACTivrriES TOR THE YEAR ENDED 31sr MARCH 2023
Unryslrlc¢ed
F¥ads
Dmlgnated
Funds
R•Jirkted
Fund•
Mi&8lon &
Building
Funds
Tol*l
Fund¥
2023
Gett¢Tal
Funds
Bullding
Funds
Not
Investments
2.723
2.723
Donatlonj
275,114
27.060
302.174
Charltable a¢tlvitirA
2b
62.197
62.197
Total In¢om•
337.311
2,723
27,060
367,094
Charltable Aetfvltlei
333226
40.063
373289
Tol*l Exp¢odltur¢
333,226
40.063
373.289
Net (¢xp¢ndltureyln¢om¢
4.085
(13.003
2.723 195>
Re¢onelllA¢lon of Fund¥
Tr*n•f¢r of thndi
(11.245)
11.245
Total brought forward
153,936
604.338
143.939
1.052,213
Total fimds ¢arried forward
146.776
607,061
142.181
1.046.018