2022-03-31-accounts

	Trustee name	Office (if any)	Dates acted if not for whole ear	Name of person (or to a oint trustee	Name of person (or to a oint trustee	body) entitled if an
1	Stephen Bazlinton			Trustee Resolution
2	Nancy Darrall			Trustee Resolution
3	Richard Haddow	Chairman		Trustee Resolution
4	Martyn Hallett			Trustee Resolution
5	Colin Reeves			Trustee Resolution
6	David Tyler			Trustee Resolution
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You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:		Minimum of three trustees. Initial terms staggered but subsequent appointments for three years. Retiring trustees eligible for re-appointment. Trustees selected according to their personal or professional qualifications and in accordance with the specific requirements set out in the Trust
•	policies and procedures	Deed.
	adopted for the induction and
	training oftrustees;
•	the charity's organisational
	structure and any wider
	network with which the charity
	works;
•	relationship with any related
	parties;
•	trustees' consideration of
	major risks and the system
	and procedures to manage
	them.

Section C	Ob'ectives and activities
	1. The advancement ofthe Christian faith as revealed in Holy Scripture.
	2. Topreach and proclaim the Gospel ofthe Lord Jesus Christ.
Summary of the objects of the charity set out in its governing document	3• TO present the evidence for biblical creation and biblical history, as opposed to the theory of evolution. 4. Such other charitable purposes as the trustees shall in their absolute discretion see fit.

Section D	Achievements and performance
Summary of the main achievements of the charity during the year	1 April 2021 to 31 March 2022 We employ two researchers/lecturers, Paul Garner — PG (full time) and Dr Stephen Lloyd — SL (part time), as well as Matthew Pickhaver (MP) as our Communications Manager (part time). An associate researcher, Dr
	William Worraker (WW), is supported but not employed by the charity.
	We summarise our main activities below.
	Speaking engagements. From April 2021 to March 2022 PG, SL and
	MP delivered around 30 talks and lectures. The number of "in-person"
	speaking engagements started to pick up with the easing of covid
	restrictions, although some continued to take place online. They spoke at
	public meetings, conferences, church services, training seminars,
	theological colleges and youth events. Among the engagements were
	talks at a student conferenceattended by about 80 young people and
	lectures to theological students at a London-based seminary. Other
	meetings took place in Yorkshire, Lancashire, Worcestershire, the
	Midlands, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and Kent. PG also recorded talks for a
	virtual meeting being hosted in the Netherlands and two conferences
	taking place in the USA.
	Online outreach and media. We continued to post videos to our
	YouTube channel, which by the end of the reporting period had about
	500 subscribers and had received about 20,000 views. The audience for
	ourfortnightly podcast, co-hosted by PG and Dr Todd Wood, has also
	continued to grow. By March 2022, we had released about 30 episodes
	and had gained about 850 subscribers onYouTube.The podcast is also
	available on several other streaming platforms. SL was interviewed twice
	for TalkRadio, in May and July 2021, and in January 2022 PG recorded
	an interviewwith an independent production company for a forthcoming documentary. We continued to communicate regularly with supporters by
	way of a newsletter issued three times a year alongside a monthly email update. We also maintained an active social media presence on Facebook and Twitter.
	Research. WW continued to receive support from our organisation for his
	work on a quantitative geophysics project, with the fourth in a series of
	peer-reviewed papers based on this research nearing completion. PG
	worked on three research projects, with research assistance from
	students. One is a comparison of the order of branching in published
	phylogenies with the order offossil appearances, another is a
	morphological study of fossil horses, and the third is a statistical analysis
	of a large geochronological database. We hope to publish peer-reviewed
	papers reporting the results of these research projects in 2023. PG and
	WW acted as reviewers for a number of other academic papers and
	conference abstracts throughoutthe year. Other activities. Editorial work continued onsubmissions to our own
	open-access online journal and the third volume was published in
	November 2021. We also contributed articles to a number of other print
	and online publications. A new book by PG, a large-format, full-colour
	hardback with over 200 watercolour illustrations, was published in the
	USA (in December 2021) and UK (in January 2022). Both PG and SL are
	working on other book projects. We have also continued to support
	students in a mentoring capacity.

BIBUCAL CREATION TRUST FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2022 REGISTERED CHAR1TY NUMBER 1094782 2021r22 Yoar 2020r21 Year 2021r22 2020121 Year INCOME EXPENDITURE st2nding order5 onations CAF and Stewardship Church&slOrganisatW5 Matchèy giving Genesis Ag6ndum k)8n HMRC gift aid tsx 8ook and DVD sales PayPal gi￿n9 BoDk projèct income L£ga¢ie$ 23.723.00 23.135.00 sal￿88. wages, PAYE and Nl 6,702.73 11,0(￿.43 m&m￿r8￿1p & sub8cfjp"on5 13,245.59 12.188.70 Travel. meals and ar£￿mMOdatiOn 5.719.15 5,843.68 Storagè unrt rent 0.00 10,000.00 New laptop O.QO 10,000.OD New FJrqector 26,191.43 4.623.61 Other n&¥ 6wiprnent and r8psirs 2,647.96 518.1D In5uranL 1,158.29 35.00 Prayer letter printing et 7.574.70 0.00 Intemet expenses 0.00 0.00 Book proje( tAJsts Book pnnling colts Conf8renc8fees Postsge and statw brary purchases BoDk Grt ISLI 8opks and DVDS fr)rlMx)k8ts11 E-origins contributots fees Website and deS￿n Use of home as offi( 58,934.94 59,402.72 842.52 1.088.90 909 80 -14.98 835 20 835.20 661.00 1.999.00 699.00 0.00 374.00 631.98 496.75 410.90 1,153.54 1.225.83 174.88 320.38 0.00 0.00 440.41 2,024.41 127.1e 175.17 1,500.00 302.99 2.914 00 1,218.00 2.000.00 75.00 1.03 1.782.00 7.65 1,741.39 377.93 146.00 2.773 89 300.DO 3,339.95 1.246 00 2.000.00 124.00 211.77 50.00 50.00 25D.OCI 230.00 0.00 0.00 Bank charges PayPal fees Donation re usé of meeting room$ ook reviewfeés Independent èxamlnation fees SO￿e￿n￿l costs Royatties staff counselling faes 250.00 180.00 81.43 50.00 86.962.85 TT,318.60 79,025.31 78.456.71 Exc•ss of ill¢>)me overexpendthjre forth8 ￿r Locatlon of fund¥ Bardays Current Aoxunt Bardays TrackerAccount PayPal accwnt CAF 8ank ACco￿t 829.75 0.20 348.03 12 823.10 881ant blf Exres5 fory8ar 5.863.54 7,937.54 13801.08 a￿arKe in hand 13.801.08 Approved by.. R Haddow Chaimwn and Trust0¢ M Halldt Trust Daté .....

CHARITY COMMISSION FOR E￿￿LAND AND WALES Independent examiner's report on the accounts Section A Independent Examiner'5 Report Report to th• Irusto981 m•mb•r8 of bli cd fThstr On accounts for th• year •nd•d 31 20 IL Charfty no (If any) 1094781 L)Ad Z. I rewrt to the trustee$ on my exarninlon of the a¢wunts of th8 abov chartty (Ihe Trusfi for year ended 311 os i ZUL'L As the tharitys trustees, you are responslbfe for the preparation of the accounts in a¢¢cffdance wlth thè requlrements of the Charltitis Act 2011 Respon￿bIlkI•9 and basls of roport I r•Frf)rt in rg#p8d of my examlnaljon of Ihe TnJ8fs actounts carrled out under se(aion 145 of the 2011 Act aNI in carying oul my èxamination, I have followed the apF16cable Direcaions given by the Charlty Commisslon urKJer secalon 145(5)(b) of the Ad. Indep•ndant examln•Vs Statement I have comFlel8d my examination. I confim that no material matters have come lo my atlenllon in ¢onnectiM with the examinatlon4ethepl sd•￿. wh1(* gives me cause to believe that In. 8ny materwl re8p¢cL the accounbng records wère not kepl in ￿rdance 8ectlon 130 of the Ctharities Act.. or tho accounts did not acrxjrd wlth the accountlng r8¢ord8'. or the accounts dhj not o)mpty wrth the apFAicable wulremeftts L))nceming the foTh and ￿ntent of accounts set out In the Charttlgs (Accounts aTrJ Reprrt1s) Regulalon8 2008 other than any r8qulrem8nt that the accounts give a Irue and fairf view whth is not a matter (xmldered a8 part of an indep8vKlent oxamination. I have no concerns aFNI have come across Th) other matter8 in connection V•rylh the examination lo whith attertion $￿Uld bg drawn in this report in order lo enaLI8 a proper understanding of the aco)unts to be reached, ' Pbase d8lète the wTr Rglovant profo88lonal quallflcatlon(sl or body IER Oct 2018

any): Addr•ss: 2 L4ec Section 8 Disclosure Only complete if the ex21niner needs lo highlight mater￿1 matters of conc*m (see CC32. Independent examination of charity ac￿unts. directions and guhjance for eyAminers). Glvg horn brlof dots113 of any ltsm8 that the •x•mlnor wl$hos to dl$c1040. /,l.L2 IER Oct 2018