COMPANY REGISTRATION NUMBER: 04478212
CHARITY REGISTRATION NUMBER: 1094052
Carm81 Mlnistries International
Company Limlted by Guarantee
Financial Statements
31 October 2023
ACCOUNTANTS247 LIMITED
Suite 205-209 Malthouse Business Park
48 Southport Road
Ormskirk
Lancashire
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Carmel Ministries International
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Flnancial Statements
Year ended 31 October 2023
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Independent examiner's report to Ihe members
Statement of financial activitiès (including income and
expenditure account)
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Staternent of financial position
Statement of cash flows
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Notes to the financial statemenls
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Detailed statemeni of financial activities
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Notes to the detailed statement of financial actiwties
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Company Limited by Guarantee
Trustees. Annual Report (Incorporating the Dlrector's Report)
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The trustees, who are also Ihe directors for the wr[￿seS of company law. presenl their rewrt and Ihe
linancial statemenls ol the charity Iof Ihe year ended 31 Crtober 2023.
Reference and admlnistrntive detalls
Raglstored charity namo
Charlly reglstratlon numbor 1094052
Camiel MiThstries Intemalional
Compftny rnglstrntion number 04478212
Prln¢lpal olflco and Ygglsterad 817a Balh Road
off Ice
Brislington
Bristol
Avon
8S4 5NL
EnglaTrJ
The tN8te08
Mr Sean L£ask
Miss Gerardina Meyers
Mlss Lorena Muchenje
Mr Igors Sidorisins
Mrs Mich8118 Leask
(Appolnled 7 Nov8mter 20221
(Appointed 3 September 20231
(Reslgnad 31 July 20231
Company Secretary
Mlchelle Leask
IrKlapendenl Examlner
Accounlants247 Limit8d
Suite 205-209 MJthouse Busirws Park
48 SoLrthp)rt Road
Omiskirk
Lancashiro
L39 iaR
B8nker4
The Royal Bank of Scotland
38 St Andrew Square
Edinburgh
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Structure, governance and managemént
Natura ol goveTnlng document
The organisation 1$ a charitable company limited by ouaranlee. illcorFx)rated on 5 July 2002 and
registered as a Charity on 4 Octoter 2002. A review of the Articles has been undertaken to ensure
they are in line with current legal and best practices aThJ was adopted by Special Resolution on the 27
Octob9r 2016.
Rocrultmont and appolntment of Trustoos
Th8 directors of the oynpany are also the Trustees for thè purpos8s of CharFty Law. Undgr the
requirements of the Memorandum and Arlides ol Asscciation, the Truslees are not subject lo
relirement by rolallon. Unless olhewse determined by the Charity in a ger¢eral meeling, Ihg temi of
office of a trustee shall continue until helshe retires or is removed in accordance with the relevant
provisions ol the Articles. In the event ol the apFointmenl of a new Trustee. a full Inductlon and
training ycgram will be developed in line Ihe prev&ling best practices as set out al the lime by
the Charity Commission.
Organlsatlon81 gtiuctur•
The Trust8es provide strategic visionary leadgrship to ihe organisation. Wittrdn the guldelines l￿d
down by the Trustees, daily operational d￿l$lOn$ are made under the d'reclion of the Chief Executive
Ofllcer. Carmel Chrfstian Centre Is managed by the CEO vtho is reswnsible for the slraleglc and
operalSonal management and rep)rts directly lo Ihe Chair of Trustees. Day to day accounlabilily lor
the provision of the setvices rest wilh the Chief Exewlive ￿Ong wth the Company Secrètary. The
Chief ExeCUt￿e is reswnsible for ensuring Ihat Ihe Charity delivers the seNic8s specified and that kay
perfomiance indicators are met. The charity has outsourced our Human Rèsources to ensurè that we
Contlnue lo develop the skills and y￿rkIng practices in lino with government legislation and goc
pracllce. We have also outsourced our financi￿ and payroll Processing to Accouniants247.
Rlsk mftnagemenL
All linan¢ial transactions are prc¢essed via a rigorous system that ensures that dl transactions arè
aulhorised by a senior member of staff. AEI M￿berS of staff completed H8alih and Safety and
safeguarding Iraning to ensure Ihat our systems and prc¢eduTes are up to dale and comply wlh ￿1
relevant legislalion aThJ mf(igate ham to people in the t￿Ilding as far as posslble.
Levels ol risk are monilored by rn￿berS of the Exeortrve management team, and réported on, and
dealt with as appropriate. Our risks inclLKIe:
Flre at the building. This is mitigated by ensurirvJ that our electricd Ir￿a￿latiOn is in a sale condltion,
that our portthe apF4iances are regularly lested and conlimied sale. A remolely monitored lire and
smoke alami ensures that the Avon Fire and Rescue crews are called to th8 building in the event of an
alarm. All firefighting ewipnorn is maintained by a specialist fi￿ through annual inspectlon.
Theft and criminal damage. This is mitigaled by InstaFling a dud PIR sensor alam system throughoLrt
Ihe buildlng. This is regularly maintained by a specialist alam firm and is monitored by a remote alami
cenlre. The system includes an auto dialer thai connects to the local Police Force in the event ol an
activalion whilst Ihe building is dosed. Whilst the txAildiNJ is open. all access doors are protethed by
swipe card access points so that casud visitors cannot ￿$$ the buildi¥vJ Mthout tho appropriate
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Reputational damage and risk of closure. Inabiltty of our key personnel to be able to del￿er pU￿le
speaking engagements thereby affecting our voluntary Ir￿Me on a Sunday. This risk is mitigaled by
developing slrengttr in depth of Ihose Ihat can dellver ￿L￿1C sp8alung engagements should the
designated speak8r not be avallable.
We M￿ntain a Socid Media policy to ensure our media exFrf)sure is mdntained lo a high starthrd. We
ave reviewed our Memofandum and Artides to ensure ara in Ilne with current law and best
practice.
Data loss. Qur IT systems have been to ensure a robust backup of busineSs￿ritical data, and v4e
are eX￿orIng Ihe extension of thal to indude cl￿d-base￿ bad(ups as an addilional layer of backup,
Local civil unrest. Thls Is rnttigated by the installatlon of a secondary alann in the I￿lId1r￿J. It Is used
when thè building needs lo be locked down. and alert users not lo leave the builthng. Safeguarding
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Outslde scrullny
Carmel Minisliies International is scrutinised by severd outside wblic bodies. As a Charitable
Company we are regulated by b4Xh Companies House (Company registered numb8r 44782121 and
the Charily Commission (Charrty registered number 10940521. The building is registered as required
by the Places ol Worship Registration Act 1855. The Ixjilding is registered loi the Fxjrposes of
marriage under the Maniage Act 1949, Section 41.
Whlstleblowlng polley
Employ6es may. in carrylNJ out their reswnsibilltles. have access lo. or encounter, Information ol a
confidential nalure. The teuns and Conditions provide that except in Ihe proper performance of their
duties, employees are lorbidden from cthsclosing. or Ma￿ng use of in any fonn thatsogver, such
confidential inlormallon. However, the law allows emrAoyees lo make a 'prolected disclosure" ol
certain informalion. To be "piotectecr a d'sclosure musl relate to 8 speclllc $ubl8cI maller {li8led
below) and th8 disclowre must ￿ made In an appr¢)priale way. If in the course of em ￿QYment, an
employoe becomes aware of inlormalion which they reasonably believe tends lo show one or more ol
the tollowng, they musl use the Cijmpany's disclosure procedure set Ixrt b810w:
al That a criminal offence has ccffimitted. Is beiry committed, OT Is likdy lo be ¢ommltted.
bl Thal a person has ¢ail8d, Is l&ling, or is likely to fail lo V•ith any legal obligatlon to whlch
helshe is subjecl.
cl That a miscarrlage ol Iusiice has occurred. is crcurring, or is likely to C￿CUr.
dl Thal hedth or safèty of any individuai has been, is being, or is likdy to be endanger8d.
èl That the environment has ￿en, Is bglng, or Is Ilkely to be damaged.
11 That infomallon teThJing to show any of the above has teen. Is being, or 1$ Ilkely lo be d811beralely
concèded.
Dl8closure pro¢*luro
Infoimallon which an employee reasonably beli￿eS to show on8 or more of the atove should
promplly be di￿10$ed to Iheir managèrlgjpervisor so Ihat any appropriate action can be taken. 11 it Is
in8ppropriale to make such a disdosure lo the managerl supervisor, the eM￿0ye9 should speak to
Rev. Sean Leask. Employee8 wll suffer no (letiiment ot any sort for makiTrJ such a disclosure In
accordance wllh thls procedure. However, failure lo tdlow Ihis procedure may result in the disclosure
of Information losing its"prolected Slalus.. For further guidance in relation lo Ihls matter or concerning
the use of the thsclosure procethre generally. employees should speak In corfldence to Rev. Sean
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Obi8ctlves and acllvltias
Objèets and aims.
The objeths of the Charfty are:.
Athance the Christian F&th in accordance wilh ihe Statement of Beliefs In such parts ol the
United Kingdom and the vthyld as the Trustees may time to Ilme Ihink fit.
Other such purpos8$ which are exdusively charitable ac￿rdIng to the law of England and
Wales and relate to ihè chafftaL4e th of the Chaiity.
Publlc bgnofil
The Trustees conflmi Ihat they have CoM￿led wth the re(yJlrwnents ot seclion 17 ot the Charities Ael
2011 to have due regard to the wblic benefit guidance wblish8d by the Charfty Commission for
England and Wales.
In lino wlth Charity Commission guldellnes the Tfustees continually rwiew the Charlty's fullilment of
publlc benefit. As outlined ats￿8 Charity's ￿rn$ are to'.-
1. Pfomole rellglon through the womotion of the Christlan Faith" and to
2. Undertake such wrw8es wthlch arè exduslvely charitabl8 as dgfined withln the law of Eng5and and
Wales.
The primary purpose of the Charlty Is to pl￿oIe the Chrfstlan Fafth. To suppJrt thlg alm, the Chartty
provides a building as a place of ￿rshiP which the wblic Is fre@ to attend. Access is conlinually
revlewed in the Ilghl of rdevant dsabillty legislation to ensure public worship services are as lully
accessible as possible. The kyjllding has Clear extemal signs and has invested In larg& road front
signage Ihat promotes vidbility. The Chwity malnlains a website that provides full deials of th8
servlces PTOVi(kd, including thè open public thorship se￿1￿, and ensure as lar as Is possible that
Inlernel search engines return that website athJress on the first page ol results. Foll￿ng the Charity
Commission's guidance, the Trustees believe ihal this Provision salislies the lest for public benefit.
Notwiihslandlng that, Ihe Tnjstees ensure thal the IdlowirvJ services are provided that further promote
aim number l - the promotion ol religlon.
Conducting Chrlsts'an instruclion lor children durirvJ open worship servlces. Conducting rdigious
ceremonies such as weddings arKI funerals. P￿￿sing foNms bthere enquirers can inv8sligate the
Christian Faf(h vithoLrt otAig*ion, specilically:
Through stre81 leams.
Through the provision of food on the street lo the homele&8.
Through UK based arKI intem￿lonal mission actNities.
Wrrting, yoducing and promoting Christian ￿0k$. Te&hiThJ a course introducing new converts lo the
basics of the Christian Fwth. Vistbr¥J the sick in hospitals. Continulng within these aims during the
pasl year the Charity fulftls the 'other such purwses. charitat49 f￿￿tion as set out below.
1.1. The prevontion or relief of pcvoty
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2.5 The relief of those in need, by reason of youth. age, i11-hea￿h, dsability. financipj hardship, or
lttose that are disacfvanlaged. In luwilment of aim 2, the Trustees note the foll0v￿ng activities that luifil
Public Benefit.
2.6 Provide debt management thice. Run a Money Management course.
2.7 Making free courses availthe coverirNJ pre-maniage counselling; Marriage counsg11ing' Dlvorce
ounselling and Bereavement counselling. Teaching a course of the basics of the Christian F&lh in
local prisons. And 2.3. Provide at cost price the basics course to other churches. Stream Christlan
malerlal vla the internet
2.8 Convenlng tlm8s of Christian *vrship in four local prisons. Assistin9 In the Chawalncy dutles at
local prisons.
2.9 WrttSng, produclng and preserning publ1¢ perf0mlan￿ts of Flays arKI musicals wrlttgn by members
of the Charity. Encouraging prayer. prasse and stLth.
2.10 Empower crealfve deslgners ￿1th freelance aThJ Intemshlp worK to enable them lo improve thelr
employabllity potentlal.
Future rAans10 fulfll the Publlc Benellt requlrement are:
1. Grow our servlces in the c(Nnmunlty.
2. Grealerloint working init1*￿e$ wlth other charities and churthe8
Oblectlv88, 8trato01•8 and 8¢tlvltlo8
The main 0￿.ectiVeS armd activities for Ihe year contlnu&Y to t%8 Iocus8d on the promotion of the
Chrlslian fallh, educalion, improvement of lrfe *ills a￿1 lamily vdues. childcare and dleviallon of
poverty.
Thè strategies employed lo asslsl th8 Charity to meet these otyectlves Ir￿￿ded the followlng:
Provldlng a raroe of services wlthln lh& communlty whlch are reflective of r618vanl quallty
standards and addres￿ng Ihe potential arKI OFvJoing challenges.
Feeding and clolhing the h(xneless and (*privgS as ￿11 as the rellef of poverty In our local
community.
Providing educallonal SUFWt a￿1 seNices to the community.
Education and care of children and youth.
Engaging ￿th the Prison Chaplairw SeNi¢è io pr(wi(k spirilual suFy)rt and guidance to four
local prisons.
Missions and services V4rfyrldwde.
Internel streaming ol church service&
Build rel*ionships vAlh other Christian Mnistries arouThJ Ihe thK)rtd.
Provide work experie1￿ to help peO￿e gel back to *Y)Tk' orloin a new workforce.
Host conferences to lurther the Christian Fwlh.
Continuation of the vision lo find ways and means of Feaching out to the communty, being
proactive in assessing arKI stralegizing the rlght approach io the needs of people y￿ ￿ntact
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OUT Mission Is elear.
Carmel's mission statement is Luke 9..2 'He sent them lo preach the lQngdom of God and lo heal the
sick, which was grven to us in 1994 afmy has become focal wnl of all we do and helps us navigate
G(Kl's unfolding plan for Camd. To a¢hiÈve this Gcxl gave us a 4- phase strategy: Which is to cover
our city, trless our neighbjuis, serKJ to Ihe naion. arKI touch the v￿r1d. this allow5 US to m¢JltitAy
globally establishing the vision of God. The Concept of one Church. many lO￿lI0nS is the Blueprint ol
the Mission, Slralegy and Process thal Ihe vision of Camd follows. Following this t4ueprint has seen
the work floullsh.
Vlsion
All vision comes frThTr Grxl and Vlith thls He gives a strategy for its fulfllmenl. God had a vision of man
when he Cfealed the heavens and thè earthl He had a vision ot red8mption when man fell, He had a
vlsion lor tho church when Jesus Christ retumed to heaven. and He has a vislon tor His bride for whèn
He returns. Vlsion 18 a wactical arKI wrposelul necessity for bellevers In tC*Jay'$ world. It is our
r8sponsibilily lo draw near to G¢xI to tind oul just that it is. Carmel's vision is rooted in four baslc
Instructions vthich align us Tr•rith the Ix)ok cl Acts 2:42 {MEVI They continu&J steadlaslly in the
apostles, leachirtg and fellowship. In the breaking of bread and in Ihe prayers."
Vislon Values
We all havè an imFK)rtant role to ￿aY In 8eeing the vislon establlshed In preparation for th8 relurn ol
Christ, we have been ploughing a￿1 planting for t)ver 20 years vith many ministries belng birthed and
many flnding their place In the global lamily of G¢)d. It is timo for Ihe great haryesl of souls and God
has given us Ihis window of opportunity,
A prophecy ￿en In 2016 said: "Seeds FIan1￿j years ago have come to full matU￿ty and are ready to
be harvested. Wlnds ol changè are blowng. and a changing ol Ihe guard Is comiro lo the Church as
well as the political arena. Weeds are being uprooted that have been Choking the Ilfe out ol my
children and distracting Ih8m from me.. We conlinue to se8 these charoes globally and il is as11 the
church Is awakèning fr¢Jn ils slumber a￿1 Is trfinning lo roar Ilke the Lion of the triba of Judah.
Stratsgl¢ report
The follo1￿ng sectlons for a¢hiev8ments and pertomance and financid revlew form the slralegi
report of the chadty.
Achlevomonls and perfonnanc8
202212023 - In November 2022 tho truslee's board byas restnthred fr(yn three to fNe members as we
saw the need for greater accountabilty and Iransparency in running the charity. A new senior pastor
was appointed and the leadership SIn￿ture wllhin the ¢hurch has been changed. The Iru*ees ordèred
In depth governan￿ review and as a result the new board have bèen actively Y+￿￿1ng to iMp￿eMent a
robust safeguarding cutture a￿1 rotx￿t financial controls 7Mth the church.
202212023 was Ihe year of Fresh V4Ells as Wan to wl in Pla￿ many projects and minlstries Ihat
would lead us to tulfilling Gc•J's mandate lor Camiel Ministries Intemational. This year, we almed to
realign the church ￿th original vision which tt was p￿an1￿ and establiSt￿l.

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2023 was about re-digging the ￿￿11$ of Llessing, favwr and provigon that were established with the
origind vision of Ihe church. Focusing on that which God has ordained for this ministry. Our focus was
to be that of prayerfully trusting God lo re-establish those Ihings that had falen away from regular use
in the daily life ol the church. This was (bne through prayer and teaching around the seven things that
where the locus ol the vigon for Ihe year. They I￿re The Holy Sprit, the Word of God. Prayer,
Worship. Relationshlps, Discipleship and Leadership.
2023 - We hdd a ladies conference c4led Honour which was attended by al)out 100 ladies from within
church and Ihe wd81 community. We dso held an Encounter weekend Dr Guy Peh lo encourage
the believers in our Community to deepen th*r relationship with God. We continued lo be involved In
th8 18eding the homeless and reaching out to the needy in our community. We aso conllnued with our
visits lo Eastwood Park prison and the men's prison in Pucklechur¢h. At chr1￿maS tim6 we sent 400
oifts to the Easlwood Park prison.
Every year we build on the F4attomi ol the previous year, it is nol a charoe of fc¢us but rather an
unfolding revelation ol G¢xI's building ￿an. It is never comfortable and requires US to grow in ourselves
that ￿711 ielease the Folential that may be lyirHJ dO￿an1 in us. it ￿$0 presents us wtlh the opportunlty
lo learn and em ￿0Y our gifting to the Glory of God.

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Flnanclal revièw
The principal funding s(xJrces of the Charty are by way of donations given mainly by the congregation
in the lom) of lithes arKI offerings. Thase are free will gifts giver¢ wFlhout expectation ol favour,
reciprocal gift, or use of seNices. Grfts in kind are valued at their eslimaled value to the Charity- If a
donor specifies that a donation is to be used toi a specilled purp)se, the amount will te treated as
restricted funds. Qualtlying expenditure is sel againsl the restricted funds. Designaled funds are
unrestricted funds that the Trustees have deslgrtaled lor a specific purpose. Inciyne generated from
de8ignaled funds 18 treated as generd Income. General fuThJs are neither thgnaled nor reglricted.
Overall Sncome lor the year was £233.413 12022: £496,679}, and lolal expenses £245,538 12022:
£527,772). The Trustees are aware ol these eX￿nseS and lormdly approve Ihem al th8 Trustees
meetings as they are presented.
R880rvo9 poIIcy
Carmel Mlnlstries International general fund Is an unreslrfcted Income fund and therefore requires a
reserve policy. Whilst the F¢)licy remalns to malnlain reservès, thè TTU51ees are very aware of the
general legal duty lo apF4y charftab5e funds bmthin a reasonablè lime of receiving them and have
a¢lNely encouraged delegated staff lo utillze funds on Charilal￿e purposes wthin thelr charitable
oblecllvgs and in a manner that as tar as possible meets donor's wshes. 11 is noted that several
donors may specify thal their funding is Intenrjed lo provlde fundlng for a specified project. Where Ihls
Is specifically restrided, the projecl funding %•AlI te ring fence(J into a resiricied fund atKI will not form
part of this resgrvg pcAIcy.
The Truste8s havè condLKted a Ihorough r6ylew ot the major rfsks that wDuld prgvent the Charity
carrying out Its norrnal weekly operation (see above) and are satisfied Ihal suff ￿cient sleps have been
taken lo mitigat8 those risks sufficiently to ensure continued 0￿ratIOn. The Trustees are confident Ihal
in th8 event ol a r2lastrophic event that affects the building that Ihey could cdl on the church
members to continue lo supwl the Ch￿ty through voluntary donalions direct Into the varlous bank
accounts until such time as the building is brought back into operation. The Trustees note that ltte
current Fr6e R￿rVeS starxl al £58,81412022: £60.7481 arKJ are satisfied that lulure. together with
Improvements to income due after the BalanL* Sheet date on The Charity as a Going Concern, wll
brlng the Free Reserves In line v￿th this p)licy.
Golng forward the Trustees wTrll regularly review thls Policy wlh the Intention that Free Reserves wlll
be held al a level commensurate wth three months fix￿1 costs for the Charity.
Golng concern
The Trustees have revie*Ed the Q￿rent environment in vthlch the Charity operates and are salisfied
that there are strong feasons to believe that the Charity will be a going concern into the future. There
have been no issues that have arisen Sin￿ the Balance Sheel date thai would require the Trustees lo
liquidate the Charity or to cease ils activities. The numbers of inthviduals attending Ihe Church is
steady, and ￿th il the voluntary income ihal arises from thal constituency. The Bible InstilLrte is is
going well wlh a new cohort of part lime sludents that has improved the fee income from the Insl¢tule.
The Trustees also note that the debi outslaThJir￿￿ on the mortgage charge over ihe main building has
een satisfied. TNS has led to a lolal reduction on the amount of interest charged by salé lender. thus
removlng the pressu￿ on expefKliture. Cash position has improved sigr¢ilicantly, however remains an
ongoing challenge wlhin the ministry and ￿1 operations are managed in accordance wth the weekly
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Plans for future perlods
To ensure that the Charity discharges its reswnsibilities to the Charity Commission, the Trust&s will
investigate the legal avenues that can be use(1 lo ensure thal any trading actwilies of the Charity do
not breach Charity requIr￿entS. To ensure the contiwed coml¢)rt and wellbeing of the congreganls
on Ihe weekend, as well as the vthload ol the teams invdved on a ￿kend, Ihe Trustees wll
continue to investigate the options lor optsmising the main auditorium capacity. We wll investigate
working in partnership with organisalions in the UK a￿3 oveiseas to deliver suppxrt lo those in
greatest ne8d wthin society.
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Trustees. responslbllltl8S Statenx
The tNstees, who are also directors for the purposes ol ￿M￿panY law, are responsible lor preparing
the trustees, report and the financial slatements in accordance V￿th applicable law and United
Kingdom Acrounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounlng Practice).
Company law requires the charity trustees to prepare finar￿al slat￿nentS for each y8ar whleh glve a
true and fair view of the *ate of att￿r$ ol Ihe charitable ccxnpany arKI the irwning resourcès and
appiicatlon ol resources, including the irwe and expenditUT8, for that period.
In prgparing ihase Ilnancld sialements. the In￿teeS are required to:
select suitable acwunting policies and Ihen apth them cOn￿stentIy.
otÉeNe the methcmds prI￿lpleS In the atplicat4e Charitles SORP:
make judgments and accounting estimates that arg re￿nabl& arKI prudent:
state whether applicatJe UK Awjunting Slandards have been followed. suty'ect to any materi
departures disclosed and explasned in the linancial statements..
prepare the linandal stalemenls on ihe golw concem bags unless il Is inapwopriale to presume
that the tharity will conlSnue in ￿￿n9s$.
Thg tru8t8es are responsible for keepiTvJ ad8quate accounting records that arè suffident to show and
explain the charlly's transactions and disclose wlh reasonablè accuracy al any time the financial
position ol the Charity and enable them lo ensure that the linanLyal statements wmply wilh the
Companies Act 2006. They are also ress))nsible for saleguarding the assets ol the ¢harily and hence
for taklng reasonable steps for the preventi￿ and det&tion ot fra￿ and other irregularities.
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Camiel Ministrfes International
Company Llmited by Guarantee
Trustees, Annual Report (Incorporatlng the DirectO￿S Report) (conthiiwd)
Year ended 31 October 2023
Each of the persons 5th01$ 8 trustee at th8 date of approva of this report confimis that
g) far as they are aware. there is no rdevant infomiatlon of Nthich the charity's examiner Is
unaware., and
they have taken 811 *ps tr￿1 they Iwght to have taken as a trustee to m8ke themselves aware of
any relevant Information and to establish that the d)ariVs examiner is aware of that infomiation.
The trustees. annual report and the strateglc report 74*re appr￿ed ￿ ...gth...J.uly..2Q24.. and signed
on baha￿ of the board of trustees by:
Mrs Marion Meyar8
Chair of Truste88
Michell8 L8a8k
Charity Smtary
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Carmel Ministries International
Company Llmited by Guaraniee
Independent Examiner's Report to the ￿rnber5 of Carmel Minlstries
Internatlonal
Year ended 31 October 2023
Opinlon
We have independently examined the financld statements ￿ Caymd Ministries Int8mational Ithe
'charity'l for the year ended 31 October 2023 which comprise the statement of financial activities
linciuding income and expenditure account), statement of flnancid wsition, statement of cash flows
and the related notes, induding a summary of ￿gnificant accounting policies. The financi￿ reportlng
framework Ihal has been applied in their preparation is applica￿8 law and United kcingdom Accounting
Standards, including FRS 102 The Financiab Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic ol
Ireland (United KSngdom Generally Accepted Ar£ountiThJ Practice).
In our opinion the linanri81 statements:
give a true and f&r view ol the stale of the chaTitys affairs as at 31 Crtober 2023 and of its
In¢oming resources and ap￿IcatIon ot resources, induding its income and expenditure, for the
year then efthd.
hav9 been propedy preparad In accordance vlth Unlled KIWM Generally Accepted
Accounting Practlce;
have been prepared In ￿)rdance with the requirements ol the Cthnpanles Aci 2006.
8ag18 for oplnlon
We are independent of the charity In ace0r(la￿e wth Ihe ethIc￿ r￿UIreMentS that are relevant to our
examination of the lina￿la1 slalemenls in the UK, including thè FRC'S Elhicd Standard, and we have
fuhlilled our other ethical respon￿bIlIttes in accordance ￿￿th these requlremenls. We believe that the
examination evidence Y•* have obl&ned is sufficient and appropriate lo provide a basis lor our
opinion.
Con¢lu8lon8 rèlatlng to golng concem
In examlnlng the finaTKlal statements. we have eonclLthd thal the trustees, use ol th& golng concern
basis ol accounllng in the preparatlon ot the finaThi￿ staiemenls is appropriate.
8ased on the work we have perfomed, we kne not identrfied any material uncertainties relating lo
events or conditions that, inthvidually or ￿lleCtivelY. may cast significant doubl on the charity's abillty
to conlillue as a going concern lor a period of at least tsve￿e months trom when the flnanci
statements are aulhorlsed for Issue.
Our responsibllitles and the respMsibiliti8s of Ihe trustees ¥￿th respect to going concern are described
in the relevant sectiotts of thls reFQrt.
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Carmel Ministries International
Company Llmlted by Guarantee
Independent Examiners Report to the Members of CarnRI Minlstrles
Internatlonal (contlnued)
Year ended 31 October 2023
Olher infomiation
The other inlomiation comwises the infornalion 1ndL*￿d in Ihe annual report. olher than Ihe financi
statements and our independent examinerfs report Ihereon. The tru51ees are responsible lor the other
inlormalion. Our op¥nion on the financial slatemenls does not Cover the other infomiaiion and, except
to Ihe exlenl otherwse explicrtly stated in our rerort, we do nol express any form of assuranca
conclusion Ihereon.
In connection wth our examination of the financiJ stalemerts. our responsibllily Is lo read the other
information and. in doing so, ¢onsider whether the ot*er infomation is materially inconsistent wlh the
financial slalements or our knovlethje oblain8d in the examinalion or otherwise appears to
materidly misstated. If ￿ identify such material inconsistencies or appa￿nI malerid misstatements,
we are required to delermine whether there is a material misslatement In the financial statements or a
maleria misslalement ol the other inlormation.11, based on the Y*Drk we have perfomied, we conclud8
thal there 18 a material misstatement of thls other inlomiation, V￿ are requir￿1 to report that fact.
We have nothing lo reFort in thls regard.
Oplnlons on other matter8 pre8CrIb￿ by the CoThyanle8 Act 20(
In our opinion. based on the %%rrk urKlertaken In the o)urse of the examination".
the inlomalion gwen In the trustees, report for the Ilnanclal year tor which the flnandal
statements are prepared is consistent with Ihe financid stalemenls.. and
the trust8es' report has been prepared in accordance wlth apF4icable18gal requirements.
Matters on whlch wo are requlrod to report by excepllon
In the light of the kn￿edge and understanding ol the charlty and Its envlronment obtalned in the
course ol the examinallon, we have not identified material misslatements In the trustees. report.
We have nothlng to report in respect ot the Idlowng matters in reiatlon lo ￿1¢h the Companies Act
2006 reqLAires us to report to you rf, in our o￿nIOn.
adequate arxounting records have nol been kept. or retums adequate loi our gxaminalion have
nol been recelved from branches not viyted by L&8: or
the finan¢id statement$ are nol in agreemanl the ac£ounting records and relurns; or
cèrtain disclosures of truslees, remuneration specrfied by law are not made; or
we have not reCeN￿ all the intomiation exFlanali￿s ￿ require for our examination.
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Carmel Ministries International
Company Llmited by Guarantee
Independent Examinefs Report to the Members of Carniel Ministrles
International (contln
Year ended 31 October 2023
Responsibilities ol Irustees
As explalned more lully in the Iwstees. responsibilities statement. the trustees (who are also the
directors for the purposes of company law} are responslble for the preparation of the linancial
statemer¢ts and for being salistied that they gfve a true aThJ fai view, and for such internal corlrol as
Ihe Iru*ees delennine is necessary lo enthe the preparalion ot flnancial *atemenls IIRI are Iree
from materiat misstatement, whether thje to traud or error.
In preparing the financial 8talanents, the trustees are respon51ble for assesslng the charily's ability to
continue as a going concern. disclosing, as applicable. mallers relat8d to going concern and using the
going cOr￿￿M basis ol aocounting unless the twstees elther Intend to liqiidate the chartty or lo cease
operations, or have no realislic alternativo I￿1 lo do so.
Indepond•nl Ex4mlnor'• •thknent
Our objecllv8s are to obtatn reasonable assurance at*)Ut vthether Ihe financid statements as a whole
are free Ircffi material misstatgmenl, whether due lo fraud oi error, and to issue an Independent
examlner's report that indudes our opinion. Reasonable assurance Is a high level of assurance, bul is
not a guarantee that an examination conduded in accordance wllh ISAS IUKI will always detect a
malend mlsslalement wthen it exists. Misstatements can arise frwi fra￿1 or effor arKI are consldered
materi& it, indivldually or in the aggregate, they could reasonably be expected to Influence tha
economic de¢igons of users taken on the basis of these finanoal slatomants.
Irregularflie¥, IncludSng fraud, are Instances ot nOn<0m￿lanCe wlh laws regulatlons. Wa deslgn
procedures In Ilne with our responsibilities, outlined aLy)ve, lo delect material misstalemenls in respect
of irregularitles, inclLKling fraud. The exlenl to vthlch our Fyocedures are capable of delectlng
Irregularities, induding Iral￿ is detailed below.
A8 part of an examination In a¢¢ordance vmh ISAS IUKI. we exercise professional juthJmenl and
maintain prolessional scèptiasm throughout lh8 examination. We also:
Identlfy arKI assess Ihe risks of material misstalement of the finanoal statements, whether due to
IraLtd or error, design and pertorm examination procedures responsive lo those Tisks, and obtain
examlnation evidence that is sufficient and approprlale to provide a basis lor our oplnion. The
rlsk ol not delectlng a mater1￿ misstalemenl resulting Ir￿￿ fraud is higher than for one resulting
from error, as IraLKI may involve Cdlusion. lorgery, inlènlional omlsslons. misrepresenlations, or
the overridg Ot intemal conlrd.
Obtain an understanding ol Internd contrd relevant lo Ihe examinatton in order lo deslgn
examination procedures that are appropriate in thè circLMnslance4 but not lor the purpose 01
expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of Ihe intemal conlrol.
EV￿uate the appropriateness of accounling Fdioes used and the reasonableness of accountlng
estimales and related disclosures made by the tru*ees.
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Carmel Ministries Internatlonal
Company Llmlted by Guardnteè
Independent Examinèrfs Report to the Members of Camwl Minlstrles
Internatlonal (eonlth
Year ended 31 October 2023
Condude on the appropriateness of the trustees. use of the going con¢8m basls of accounting
8nd, based on the examination wdence obtsined, N%t)ether a material uncertainty exists relaled
to events or corKlitions that may cast $ignific8nt d￿￿bI on the chgritl8 ability lo continue ag 8
901ng co[￿rn. If we conGlude that 8 materlal uncertainty exlsls, we are requlred to draw
attention in our ex￿Iner'S report to the related disdosures In the finan￿￿ slatements or, if such
disclosures are inadequate, to modify our opinion. Our conclusions are based on the ex8mSnation
evidence oblaned up to the date of wr examiner's report. However, futu￿ avents or condiuons
may cause the ¢harity lo ¢ease to continue as a going concem.
Evaluate the overall presentat5on, structure and content crf the fin8ncaal statanents, induding lh&
disclosures. and whether the financial ststements rewesent the undedying transacuons and
events in a mannerthat atheves fair pr88entstion.
We communicats those charged gcwemance rg3arding, among other matters, the planned
Scope and timlng of the eXamIna￿On and signlficant examination flndings. Induding any slgnlficant
defiaencies In Internal conlrol that identsfy during our 8xamlnation.
Uje of our report
Thls report is made golety to the chaiitys M￿¢ber8, &8 a b￿*, In a(thrdance with Chaptsr 3 of Part
16 of the Companles Act 2006. Our examinallon vKwk has b￿7 undertaken 80 that rnight stste to
thè charity's Memt￿9 those m8ttets ￿ are required to slate to them in an examineff s report and for
no other purpose. To the fullest extent pernitted bylaw, do not 8CCgPt or 8s8um6 re$ponsiblllty to
anyone other than the charity and the chaiitys m￿b￿S as a body, for our audit v￿rk, for thls rèport,
or for the op1r￿On8 wa have fcfflied.
Accountanls247 Llmited
Suile 205-209 M￿thouse Business Pa
48 Southport Road
OmskiTk
Lancashlr8
L39 1QR
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Carmel Ministries International
Company Llmlted by Guarantee
Statement of Financial Actlvltles
(Includlng income and expenditure account)
Year ended 31 Oclober 2023
2022
Unrestricted
futTrts
Restricted
tunds Total funds Total funds
Income and endowments
t)onalions and legacies
CharIta￿e aclivilies
Other Irading actNilies
Other inc¢yne
30.948
552
551
386
231.499
938
429.763
64,206
776
1,934
496,679
976
976
Total Income
232.476
937
233,413
Expendlture
Expenditure on ralsing fund$.'
Direct expenses
Costs of other tradlng aclivitles
10
Expend￿Ure on ¢harIta￿e activitles 11.12
Total expandlturn
5.394
1,105
232,537
239,036
5,394
1,105
239,039
245,538
1.527
526,24S
6.502
527,772
Net oxpendlture and net movemonl In
tunds
{6.5601
{5.5651
(12,125)
(31,0931
Recon¢lllotlon of funds
Total funds brought forward
Totsl funds carrled totwant
835,31 S
828,755
13,590
8,025
848,905
836,780
879,998
848,905
The statement of Ilnandal activities irK4udes all gdns and losses recognis8d In the year.
All Income and exp8ndlture dwive from conllnuing xtivities.
The notos on pages 20 to 30 torni part of financlal statemert*
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Camiel Ministries Internatlonal
Company Llmlted by Guarantee
Statement of Flnancial Position
31 Octobor 2023
2023
2022
Flxèd assets
Tangible flxed assets
16
768,209
769,437
Current as80ts
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
17
12,150
66,840
78,99)
12,152
73,860
86,012
Credltorn: amounts falllng duo wlthln one y•ar
Not eurrnnt a8•ets
18
10,419
68,571
836,780
836.780
79,468
Total as8et8 lem current Ilabllltlo8
848,905
Net asset•
848,905
Funds of th• charlty
Reslrlcl8d funds
Unréstricted funds
8,025
828.755
13.590
835,315
848.905
Total ¢harlty funds
836,780
These financld ststwnenls were approved by th& board of trusté8s and authorised for Issue on
..athJJJJy.2Q24., and are s1gn&Y on b8hall irf the board ty.
Mrs Marion M8yers
Chalr of TnJstee8
Th• notss on row 20 to 30 fom) part of thesefinanclal statemwrt
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Carmel Ministrles Internatlonal
Company Limlted by Guarantee
Slatement of Cash Flows
Year ended 31 October 2023
2023
21y22
Cash flows from operatlng activilles
Net expenditure
112.1251
131,0931
Adjustments lor."
Deprecialion ol laivJibl8 fixed assels
Gains on disposal of tangitle fixed assels
Accrued income
1.228
1.861
1711
14,0641
3,300
Changes in..
Trade and other debtors
Trade and other creditors
3,975
11.424)
130,8161
{30,8161
575
Cash generated Irom opera￿On$
Ng1 cash used in operating actlvllies
17,0201
17,020)
Cash flow8 from Investlng a¢tlvlt108
Purchase of tangible assets
Proceeds frt)m sale of tangible assets
Nel cash used in investing activtties
12.7141
229
12,4851
rAsh flows trom Ilnanclng actlvltl
Proceeds from borrowinos
Nel cash used in financlng actfvllies
110,2441
110,2441
Net decr••$o In ca8h 8nd ¢a¥h equlval
rA8h and cash wulvalenls al beginning of year
Cash and cash gqulvalenls at end 01 ywr
{7,0201
73,860
66,840
143,5451
117,334
73.860
The n(tss on pw 20 to 30 forni part ofthege financ￿[ statament
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Carmel Ministries International
Company Lim5ted by Guarantee
Notes to the Flnancial Statements
Year ended 31 October 2023
General tnlormatlon
The charity is a public beneflt entity and a private company limited by guaranlee. regislered In
England and Wdes and a registered charity in England aThJ Wales. The address of the
registered office is 817a Bath Road. Brislington, 8ri*oI. Avon. BS4 5NL, England.
Slaternent of compllance
These financial statements have been prepared in oynF4iance wlth FRS 102, The Financial
Reporting Standard app￿iCable in the UK and the Republic of Irelan(r. the Stalemet)l of
14ecomrnended Practice applicable to charities preparing their atxounls in accordance with thè
Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS 1021 (Charitles
SORP {FRS 102)} and the Companies Ad 2006.
countlng polldes
Ba818 ol preparntlon
The Ilnancial statements have been prepaTed on the historical tt)st basls, as rn¢xlifi8d by the
revaluation of certain financial assets and liatxlities atxl investment properties measured al f￿r
value through income or expenthture.
The Ilnanci4 statements are prepared in sterllng, *thich is the functional curr9ncy of the entity.
Golnq concern
There are no material uncertalnties at()ut the chadty's ablllly to corrtlnu&.
Fund accounllng
Unrestrlcted funds ar8 avallable for usa at the dlscretlon ol ihe trustees to turther any of the
charity's purposes.
Designated funds are unrestri(#ed funds eamark&Y by the trustees for particular future project or
commitmenl.
Restricted funds are subject&1 lo restri￿on$ on th8ir expet)Jiture declared by the donor or
through the terms ot an appeal, and fall Irrto one of sub-classes: restricleA income tunds or
endowment funds.

Carmel Ministries International
Company Limlled by Guarantee
Notes to the Flnanclal Staiements (contwxKd)
Year ended 31 October 2023
Aecountlng policies (conthwdj
Incomlng rosourc
All in￿ming resources are induded in the slatement ol financial activities vlhen enlillemenl has
passed lo the charity-, it is probable Ihal the economic benofils associated with Ihe lyansaction
will flow to the charity and the amount can be reliat4y measured. The lollowiTrJ specific policies
are applied to parti￿ar categortes of income:
income from donations or granls is recognls&l when there is evidence ol entitlemenl lo the
gift, receipt is probable and ils amount be measured reliably.
legacy income is recognised ￿￿elpt is probable and entitlement is 9slablished.
Income from donaled goods Is measured at the Iwr valuè ol the goots unless this is
Impractical lo measure reliably. in which case the value Is derlved from the cost lo the donor
or the eslimaled resale vdue. Donated facilities and servlces are recognised in the
accounls when received if the value can be reliably measured. No amounls ar8 induded for
the eontribulion of general volunteers.
Income Irom contracis lor the supply of seN1￿$ is recognised wth the delivery ol the
contracted service. This Is classified as unreslricted lunds unless there is a contractual
requirement lor it to b6 spent on a particular purFose and relumed if unspent, in whlch case
it may be regarded as restricted.
R090ure88 expended
Expetvjilure Is rec(KJnised on an accruals basis as a liabllity is incurred. Expendllure includes any
VAT whlch eannol be fully r￿0Vered. arxl 18 cla￿lied urKler headings of the stalemenl of
finandal activities lo which r¢ relates-
expenditur8 on r￿sing funds Indudes the costs of all fu￿1raIsIrYj actIv￿leS, events, non-
¢harilatAè trading aclivities, and the sale d donated goxls.
expendilure on charttat4e actrwities Ind￿ dl costs incurred by a charity in undertaklng
aclwilies thai further its charitable aims for the benefit ol ils benefioaries, including those
support costs and costs relating lo thg governance of Ihe charity apportioned to ¢harllable
activities.
other eX￿ndItUre I￿1￿18S all experKifture that is wther relaled to raising funds loi tho
charily nor part of its expendllure on charitable activitles.
All costs are allocated to experKIitU￿ calegories reflectlrKJ the use of the resource. Direct costs
attributable to a stngle activity are allocat&J diredy lo Ihal aclivily. Shared costs are apportioned
between the a¢b'vili8s they contritMJle lo on a T8asonable. justifiable and consistent basis.

Carmel Minlstrles Internatlonal
Company Limlted by Guarantee
Notes to Ihe Flnancial Statements (Lxy
Year ended 31 October 2023
Accounting pollcles (COnbn￿￿j
Operatlng leases
Lease payments are recognised as an expense over the leas8 le￿ on a strwght-line basis. The
agoregate benefit of lease incentives is reC￿niSed as a reduction to expense over the lease
lemi, on a straight41ne bags.
Tanglblo assets
Tanglble assets are Inhlaly recorded at cost. aTKI SubWL￿111Y stated al cost less any
acwmulated dePr￿lation and impainnenl losse& Any tangible assets carried al revalued
amounls are recorded al the f&r value al the dale ol revaualion less any subsequenl
accumulaled depreciation and subsequent accumulat&J impamienl losses.
An incr8ase In the carrylng amount of an asset as a result of a r8valuatlon, Is recoonlsed In olh8r
re¢ognised gains and losses, unless it reverses a charge lor impaimenl that has previously been
recognised as expenditure within the slatwnent of financial actwities. A decrease in the carrylng
amount ol an asset as a result of revaluation, is recognised in other r8cognised galns and loss8s,
exc8pI lo which il offsets any previous revaluation galn, in which case th8 Ioss is shown within
other r￿gnIse£l gains aNI losses on the stalement of linanrid aCtiv￿e5.
Depreclatlon
Depreciatlon Is c￿Culated so as to write off the cosl or valualion of an asset, less its resldual
value, over the useful e￿noMiC life ot thal asset as Ic4k)w5:
Land and buildings
Fixtures and littings
Motor vehiclas
No depreciation
25 /0 reducing balance
3Wo reducirKJ balance
Impalrmanl of Ilxed 88setg
A review lor Inclcalors of Impalnmenl Is carrfed ¢yJt at each reporting date, ￿th the recoverablg
amount being estlmaled where such indi¢alois exi*. Where the carrying vdue exceeds the
recoverable amount, the assel is impaired accorclngly. Prior impairments are also reviewed lor
possible reversal at each reForting date.
For the purF4Jses of impairment testing, when it is not wssbl8 to estimate th8 r6coverabl@
amount of an individual asset, an 8slimate is made of the 16covèrable amount ol the cash-
generating unil lo Yrfhich the asset belMgs. The cash-generaling unil is the smallest identifialje
group of assets that includes the assel and generates cash inflows that largely independent ot
the cash infiows from other assets or groups of assets.
For impaimienl testing of gcrf)dwill, the goL)Jwll acquired in a bugness combination Is, trom the
acquisition date, allo¢ated to each of the cash-genefaling units that are expected to benefit from
the synergies ol the combination, iffespe¢tNe ol whether other assets or liabilities ol the charity
are assigned lo those unils.

Carmel Ministries International
Company Llmlted by Guaramee
Notes to the Flnanclal siatements (cry
Year ended 31 October 2023
Accountlng pollclas
Financial instruments
A financial assel or a flnanud liability is recognised only when the charlty t)ecomes a party lo the
contractual provisions of the inslTLMnent.
Basic financid inslrument5 arg initialty recognised at the amourrt r6wivable or payable including
any related transaction co*s.
Current assets and currenl Ilabilltles are subsequenlly measured at the cash or other
consideralion expected lo be paid N r8ceived and not discounted.
Debt instruments are subsequently measur*J at amortised cost.
Where Investments in shares are publidy trade(l or their I￿r value can othewlse be measured
reliably, the investment is subsequently measured al Iwr value with changes in tair value
recognised in income and expenditure. All other wch investments are subsequently measured at
cost less imwmient.
Other Ilnancld insirumenls, IndLpJng derfvatives, are Inttlally reoognlsed at lalr V￿Ue, unles5
payment lor an asset Is deleThed teyond normal business terms or linanced al a rale ol interest
that Is not a market rale, in which case the asset is measured al the present value of Ihe future
payments discounlgd al a mart(el rale ol interest lor a similar debt instrument.
Other financlal Instruments are subsequèntly measured at fair value, wth any changes
recognised in the statement of tlnanclat acliviti8S. With the exception ol hedging instruments in a
deslgnaled hedglng relatlonshlp.
Flnandal assets Ihal are measured at cost or amortised cost are reviewed for objectivè èvidènce
ol impairment al Ihe end ol each reporting dale. If there is objecllve evidence of imwrmeni, an
Impaimienl loss is ￿¢09Th1$ed undèr the approprtale heading in the *alement of financial
activities In which the initial gain was re¢conised.
For all equity Instruments regardless of signilicane8. 2nd other Ilnandal assets thal are
IndlvldLJally slgn¢flcant, these are a￿ssed individudty for IMp￿rnient. Oiher finawal assets are
eliher assessed individually or grouped on the ba￿5 ol similar crethl risk characteristics.
Any reversals of Impairment are recognised immedialdy, to Ihe exlenl that the reversal does not
result in a carrwrKJ amount of Ihe financial asset that exceeds whal the carrying amount would
havè been had ihe lmpas￿9rrt nol previousty been re(y)gnlsed.
Deflned contrlbullon plans
Conlribulion5 to defined conlritxrtion plans are rwnlwj as an expense In the porlod in which
Ihe related service is provided. Propaid contribulions are recognlsed as an asset lo the exlenl
that the prepayment will lead to a re{bJ￿ion in future paymerts or a cash relund.

Carmel Ministries International
Company Limited by Guarantee
Noies to the Flnancial Statements (c
Year ended 31 October 2023
Aceounllng policiès (¢onth4wd)
Defined contr1t￿tion plans (¢onllnu
When conlribLrtions are not expected to be settled wholly within 12 monlhs of the end ot the
reporting date in which the eM￿oyeeS render the related service, the liability is measured on a
discounted present vJu8 basi& The Uny￿rKI1ng of Ihe discount is recognised as an expense in
the period in whlch it arises.
Llmlted by guarante8
The Charity is limited by guarantee, incorporated in Englarnl. and consequently does not have
share capital. Each of the Trustee5 is liable lo o)nlritxrte an amount not exceeding £10 towards
the assets ot the Charity In the evenl ol liquidalion.
Donatlons and logacles
Unrestricted
Funds
Restricted Erxlowmenl Total Fund8
FurKIs
Fund$
2023
Donatlons
Donations & legades
Gift aid reclamed
Council grant8
551
205,536
25,963
25,963
230,948
551
231,499
Unrestricted
Funds
Restricted Endowment Total Funds
Funds
Funds
2022
l>onallong
Donations & legacies
Grfl aid reclaimed
Council grants
330,397
67,282
26,424
424,103
5,660
336,057
67.282
26,424
5,660
429,763
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Carmel Mlnistries International
Company Limlted by Guarantee
Noies to the Financial Statements {&
Year ended 31 October 2023
Charllable a￿1vItIeS
Unrestricted
Funds
Reslricled Total Funds
Funds
2023
Activities & projeGIs
Bible College
School
Carmel Global
ChaTilablg miswons
Ministry
Sl Revdution
483
69
69
386
386
552
386
938
Unrestdct8d R8Strict8d Total Funds
Funds
Funds
2022
Activities & projects
Blble college
School
Carmel Global
Charitabte MI￿On$
Ministry
St Revolutlon
6,828
6,826
14,650
112
1,300
13,054
9,719
18,545
64,206
14,650
112
1,300
13,054
9.719
18,545
56,080
8,126
Other tradlng actl¥rtlè•
Unrestrlcted To*AI Funds Unr8Strlcted T￿al Funds
Funds
Funds
2022
Bookshop
Coffee shop
15
761
15
761
T16
776
Other Income
Unreslrtcted Total Funds Unreslrlcted Total Funds
Furnts
2023
Funds
2022
Gain on dispxisal of tangit4e Iix8d
assets held for charivs own use
Other in¢(Nne
71
1,863
1,934
71
1,863
1,934
976
976
976
976
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Carmel Ministries International
Company Llmlted by Guarantee
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements
Year ended 31 October 2023
Costs of raising donations and legacies
Unrestricled Totsl Funds Unrestricted Total Funds
F￿￿ts
2023
Funds
2022
Direct expenses
5.394
5,394
10. Costs of other tradlng actlvlllos
Unrestricted Total Funds Unrestricted Total FUNJS
Furmts
Funds
2022
Shop costs
1.105
1,105
1,527
1,527
11. Expendlture on charltable actlvltlos by lund type
Unreslricled
Funds
Re*ricl&J ErKlowment Tolal Funds
Funds
Funds
2023
Expenditure on charflat4e actlvltles
232,537
6,502
239,039
Unrestrlctod
Funds
Restrlcted Endowment Total Funds
Funds
Funds
2022
Expendlture on chadtalje activttles
512,680
7,905
5,660
526.245
12. Expendlturo on charltable actlvllles by acllvlty typo
ActNilies
urKlertaken Total funds
directy
2023
Tolal tuNJ
2022
Expenditure on Charil*4e a¢tfviUes
¥89,039
239,039
526,245
13. Net expendllure
Nel expenditure Is slated after charginW{creditlngl:
2023
2022
Depreciation of tangible fixed assets
Gains on diswsal ol tangible fixed assets
Communication & media
1.228
1,861
{711
10,370
7,006

Carmel Ministries International
Company Llmlted by Guarantee
Notes to the Financial Statements (cMthw
Year ended 31 October 2023
14. Staff cosls
The total *aff costs aThJ eM￿Oyee benefits for the rep)rting peric<l are analysed as follows:
2023
2022
Wages & salaries
Employer contribLrtions to ￿nSIOn plans
Employer nationai insurance
100.271
3.520
7,009
110,800
261,986
3,995
10,350
276,331
The average head count of emkqoyees during the year was 3 {2022: 13). The average number ol
full-lime equlvalenl emF4oyees duriNJ the year is analysed as follows:
2023
No.
2022
Number ol staff
13
No emF4oyee recelved employee beneffts of more than £60.000 duflng the year Nil {2022: NIII.
15. Trustoe romuneratlon and expen808
Travel expenses were provided to Mrs Manon Meyers to the value 01 £300 lor mlleage lo Brlslol
for in person meetings. No other Trustees or relal&Y parties made dalm
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Carmel Ministrles International
Company Llmlted by Guarantee
Notes io the Flnancial Slatements (conl1￿¢￿}
Year ended 31 October 2023
16. Tangible flxed assets
Freehold Fixlures and
property
fittings
Tolal
Cost
At 1 November 2022 and 31 October 2023
Depre¢latlon
At 1 November 2022
Charge tor the year
At 31 October 2023
765,717
147,395
913,112
143.675
1,228
143,675
1,228
144,903
144.903
Carylng arnount
At 31 October 2023
765.717
765,717
2,492
768.209
Al 31 Octo￿1 2022
3,720
769,437
17. Debtors
2023
2022
Trade dèbtors
Prepayments and accfued Income
1,775
10,375
12.150
1,777
10.375
12,152
18. Cr•dltors: amunt8 falllng du¢ wlthln one year
2022
Trade credftors
Accruals and delerred income
Social security and other taxes
Pension Gredilor
Other ￿edItOrS
792
2,700
2,468
584
6,000
3,0
615
759
4,419
19. P8nslon9 ond othor wsl-rellroment bwllls
Defined contr11￿tIOn plans
The amount recojnised in income or experKlture as an expense In relaion to detlned
contribution Flans was £4,54412022: £fJ,2071.

Carmel Ministries Internatlonal
Company Llmited by Guarantee
Notes to the Flnancial Statements
Year ended 31 October 2023
20. Analysls ol charitable furKIs
UnT8Strf¢led funds
At
1 Ntrrfwnber
2022
Al
31 October 2
IY23
Income Expendllure
General funds
835.315
232,476
1239,0361
828,755
Al
1 Novwnber
2021
Al
31 October 2
022
IncLyne Expendtture
General funds
866.629
482.893
1514,20n
835,315
R88tr1cled funds
At
1 November
2022
At
31 October 2
023
Income Expendllure
Carmd Global Fund
Chrisirnas Hamper FurKJ
386
551
866
7,159
8,025
13,110
13,590
16,5021
16,502}
937
At
1 N￿￿ber
2021
Ai
31 October 2
022
Inc(me Expanditure
Carmel Globa5 Fund
Christmas Hamper Fund
Honour Offerir¥Js
{860)
(7,045>
(5,660)
(13,5651
13,329
6,826
5,660
13.786
13,110
13.369
13,590
29

Carmel Ministries International
Company Llmiled by Guarantee
Notes to the Flnanclal Statements f¢onifv￿J
Year ended 31 October 2023
21. Analysls of rwt assets ￿tween lunds
Unrestricled
Funds
Restricted Total Funds
Funds
2023
Tanglble Ilxed assets
Currefjt assets
Creditors16ss than 1 year
Net assets
768,209
64,962
14,419)
828.752
768,209
78,990
110,419)
836,780
14,028
(6.0001
14.028
Unrestricted
Funds
Restrlcted Totat Funds
Funds
2022
Tanglble lixed a58els
Current assets
Credliors less than 1 year
Not assets
769,437
72,422
{6,5441
835.315
769,437
86,012
16,5441
848,905
13,590
13,590
22. Analy819 of Changes In n91 debt
At
1 Nurf 2022 Cash flows 31 O¢t 2Q23
Cash at bank and in ha￿1
17,0201

Carmel Mlnlstrles International
Company Limited by Guarantee
Management Informatlon
Year ended 31 October 2023
Tho followlng pages do not forni part of the flnanclal 8latomant&
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Carmel Mlnlstries International
Company Limited by Guarantee
Deiailed Staiement of Financlal Actlvltles
Year ended 31 October 2023
2023
2022
Income and endowments
Donations and legacies
Donations & legacies
Gift aid reclaimed
council grants
205.536
25.963
336,057
67,282
26,424
429,763
231,499
Charltsble actlvllles
Activities & projects
Bible college
School
Carmel Global
Charitable misslons
Ministry
Sl Revdulion
6,826
14,650
112
1,300
13,054
9,719
18,545
64,206
69
386
938
Other tradlng octlvltlo8
Bookshop
Coffee shop
15
761
778
Othor Income
Gain on disposal of tsnoitle fixed assets held for charity's ovm use
Other income
71
1,863
1,934
976
976
Toial Incomo
233,413
496,679

Carmel Mlnlstries International
Company Llmlted by Guarantee
Detalled Statement of Flnanclal Actlvlties (eonth
Year ended 31 October 2023
2023
2022
Expenditure
Costs of raislng donotions and18gados
Direct costs
5,394
Costs of other tradlw acllvltl88
Shop purchases
1.105
1,527
Expendlture on charltable actlvltlg•
Activities & events
Ministry & outreach
Youth costs
Premlses ¢0gt$
Rèpairs & maintenance
Equipment
Communication & media
Printing, posl & slalionery
Insurancè & subscriplions
Motor costs
Travel costs
Benevolence & glfts
Trainlng & resources
Professional fees
Bank charges
Sundry expenses
Independent examlnalion
Grant funding of activitles
Wages
Deprocialion
9,490
10,657
1,596
33,991
5.985
3,171
7.C()6
769
9,795
18,479
42,999
23,207
1,553
10,370
4,912
13,753
1181
1.392
24,256
2,312
7,505
1,993
10,975
2,700
71,099
276,331
1,863
526,245
6,294
4,413
3,526
12,217
13.478
1,035
6,768
5,520
110,8fy)
1,229
239,039
Total expenditure
245,538
527.772
Net expendrturn
{12,1251
{31.0931
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Carmel Mlnistries International
Company Llmlted by Guarantee
Notes io the Detalled Statement of Financlal Actlvftles
Year ended 31 October 2023
2023
2022
Costs ol ralslng donatlons
Direct costs
5,394
Cost8 of ralslng donatlons
5.394
Costs of other tradlng 8Ctlvllles- Shop costs
Shop co*s - purchases
1,105
1.527
Costs of other tradlng actlvltles
1.105
1,527
Expendlturo on charltsblo actlvlllo8
Actlvltles undertaken dlrnctty
Activitiès & events
Ministry & Outreach
Youth costs
Premises costs
Repairs & malntenance
Equipment
Communicallon & medla
Printing, po* & stallonery
Insurance & subscrlptlons
Motor costs
Travel costs
8enwolence & glfts
Tralnlng & resources
Professional fees
Bank charges & interest
Sundry expenses
Independenl examinallon
Grant funding ol actfvhes
Stafl oosts
Depreclatlon
9,490
10,657
1,596
33,991
5,985
3,171
7,006
4,563
6,294
4,413
3,526
12,217
789
9,795
18,479
42,999
23,207
1,553
10,370
4,912
13,753
(181
1,392
24,256
2,312
7,505
1,993
10.975
2,700
71,099
276,331
1,863
13,478
1,035
6,768
5,520
110,800
1,229
239.039
526,245
Expendllur• on charltable 8¢tlvltles
245,538
526,245
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