2 0 2 3 **ANNUAL REVIEW** O U R  Y E A R  O F  I M P A R T A T I O N 

H A R V E S T C H U R C H . O R G . U K 



## TABLE OF CONTENTS 

- 03     Values, Purpose & Vision 

- 04      Our Year Of Impartation 

- 05      Prayer 

- 06      Worship 

- 07      Marriage 

- 08      Cells 

- 09      Life Changers 

- 10       Children 

- 11-12   Youth 

- 13        Family Business 

- 14       M16 Revival 

- 15-16   Impartation Conference 

- 17-18   Evangelism, Community & Outreach 

- 19        Matthew & Becky Murray 

- 20-21   Ministering In the Nations 

- 22-25   Giving To God’s People 

- 26        Reaching The Nations 

- 27        Honouring Volunteers 

- 28        Finance 

- 29       Thank You 

02 



## P U R P O S E  &  V I S I O N 

## OUR VALUES 

At Harvest, this is how we live LIFE 

**L** Love - we choose to be kind and forgiving 

- **I** Integrity - we will be honest, keeping our word whatever the cost 

- **F** Following God - we always seek to hear and obey the voice of God 

## OUR PURPOSE 

- -To reach out to London and the nations with the love of Jesus 

- -To bring restoration and healing to the hurting 

- -To raise up leaders 

- -To release people into their destiny 

## OUR VISION 

A picture of what the world would look if we fulfilled our purpose: 

A society free from rejection, fear, failure and loneliness. Where everyone can fulfill their destiny, whatever their past. Where the poor prosper and the sick are healed. Where the broken hearted are restored and the bound go free. Where marriages are rewarding and families bring out the best in one another. Where people from every nation and class live in harmony and enjoy life to the full. 

03 




Paul Naughton Pastor. 



## PRAYER 

## **STANDING OUR GROUND** 


**We** don’t have words to thank God for all that he 

has been doing through his people in the prayer ministry. The team has been praying relentlessly without fail. The willingness and readiness of the warriors has gone a long way to sustain the church spiritually. Many of our warriors have received revelations through dreams and visions, which have guided some of our prayers. 

The Lord has not only given us the mandate to pray for the church, we also saw how the Lord used us to intercede for the nation, other ministries and church members. We have maintained a prayer platform which has regular participants. 

We are determined to maintain a strong prayer atmosphere. Considering the mandate the Lord has given us as a church, we refuse to relax our prayers, even for a moment. The Lord has been faithful providing people with a heart for prayer. As the ministry grows, we will also try to stretch our wings as well. We take this opportunity to thank all our warriors for standing strong in prayer all these years. 

## **By Charles Prempeh** 

05 




**Our** year of impartation brought a new level  of expectation. I believe that God wanted to align us for the assignment he had given us for 2023 just as Elisha had aligned himself to receive the double portion anointing from Elijah. 

We started off with the worship workshop which is always a great time to encourage the team, welcome new members and share the plans for the year ahead. We had the privilege of hosting itinerant Worship Leader Steve Tebb. He shared on how to maximise our potential and build a strong, unified team. 

The team has risen above the expectations that we set for the year and there was significant growth with new musicians and singers being added to the band. We created a Harvest choir which has now become part of the team and we are looking forward to growing the choir further in the coming year. 

Our goal is to see the glory of God manifest in our worship and to pursue His presence at all times. 

## **By Roseline Osam-Duodu** 

06 



## **Marriage Forging ahead together** 

**Our** 2023 ministry goal was to become a source of support for married couples and every team member worked hard to ensure we delivered against our desire (Proverbs 27:17). 

We held a wonderful marriage event in May 2023 themed “ Forging ahead together”. The event had a lot of fun, games and “couples time” which made for a great evening. The feedback was very positive. In October, we ran a successful Q&A session for married couples and singles. Over the course of three hours 

a vast range of questions were put to the panel which consisted of the marriage ministry team and an invited therapy specialist. It was appreciated by all who joined. 

Pre-marital counselling was provided to several couples, and Terry & Vivian trained the ministry team. The team were on hand throughout the year to support married couples within the church, both formally and informally. 

**By Terry Jackson** 

07 




## CELLS YOU ARE NOT ALONE 

**Our** cell Ministry is a vital part of Harvest. Cells provide the perfect setting for people to experience the love and power of God, and to learn and grow together. 

Every year we look to equip cell leaders. We held a cell leaders’ training day in July for our Life Changers students, existing cell leaders and prospective leaders. The training focused on several key topics including: why we do cells, the purpose of them, how to birth a cell and how to run them. 

We had plenty of time for questions and answers and the opportunity to share lessons and ideas with each other. It was great to study and learn about the importance of cells. Jesus, our lead, example discipled 12 and not the multitudes. We also learned a lot about ensuring how to keep cells interactive when running them online. There will be another training session in 2024 so please look out for this. 

Cell groups are vital, whether you have been a 

believer for 5 days or 50 years.  Charlotte explained: “I am a cell leader and also in a cell. It’s important for me to be in a cell - to have a sense of belonging and knowing that I am not on my own. For a while I wasn’t in a cell but last year I rejoined one and it has been such a blessing to me.” 

Most cells are online but in 2023 we also learned the importance of mixing online cell with meeting in person - something that we are going to focus on in 2024. It’s great to meet online and easily accessible but it’s also great to connect face to face. Please contact us on 020 8900 2090 if you wish to join a cell group. 

## **By Pastor Sarah Collins** 

08 




**Those who have  been on the course have testified of the skills and gifting it has given them to fulfil their destiny.** 

## a but a part-time, one **LIFE CHANGERS** 

year academy that is held on Saturday mornings. It is designed to prepare you for your destiny and revolutionise your relationship with God. It is there to help you to grow in faith and love so that you can live out His plan for your life. 

The national lockdowns in the pandemic forced us to move the whole course online. It’s a model we have decided to keep as it enables anyone in the world with an internet connection to join Life Changers - not just those who can get to Wembley on a Saturday morning! 

Life Changers was given to us as a church by God. Within minutes of waking from a divinely inspired dream, Pastor Paul Naughton had received the entire curriculum. It transforms traditional education subjects into revelation from God. So, a maths lesson is about financial prosperity. Biology is about multiplying as a cell group. And history is about God’s achievements in the Old and New Testament giving us the faith to change things. 

We had the honour of seeing eleven brilliant students graduate in 2023 and the new year has started in January 2024 with more pupils hungry to get to grips with God’s word and apply it to their lives. 

We flourished this year. One week we always treasure as teachers is when students prepare and deliver presentations on revivalists such as Smith Wigglesworth and Maria Woodworth-Etter. Every presentation delivered high quality revelation and it was a foretaste of the sort of ministry that will come from our undergraduates in the future. 

Those who have been on the course have testified of the skills and gifting it has given them to fulfil their destiny. We are hugely enjoying what God is doing so far this year. It has been a real blessing for students and teachers alike. If you think you’d like to join next year, please see Tim and Sarah. We’d love to welcome you to Life Changers! 

## **By Pastor Tim Collins** 

09 




## CHILDREN’S CHURCH 

**In** March, the Children’s Ministry team, together with a group of about 20 children, attended the evangelist’s conference. We had the privilege of having Pastor Olly Goldenberg leading an 

evangelism workshop for the children. They were trained to share the gospel and learnt a fun dance which they later performed on the streets of Wembley. As well as the dance, they sang a worship song in public and participated in sharing the gospel with different people. Many children testified how surprised they were at how bold they had become. Some children continued to join the evangelism team in sharing the gospel during the summer months. 

In May, we held a children’s encounter which was attended by about 40 children. They were reminded that they are special and valuable because they were designed by God. They learnt that God loved them and chose them before the foundation of the world. Many were able to recognise lies that they had been believing about their identity. 

They shared the negative words spoken to them by teachers, friends and families that affected how they saw themselves. 

In November, most of our children attended ‘Free To Be Me’. They learnt how to give their sadness and pain to God. They were each given a copy of the 10 day devotional, ‘My Heart Matters’ which encourages them to continue on their healing journey. It was written to help   them become secure and strong; able to withstand the storms of life. There were   many powerful testimonies in the weeks following the event. 

Our annual Light party was attended by almost 70 children. It was lots of fun with a DJ, face painting and great food. During the Christmas season, the children participated in a pre-recorded worship dance video during the youth service. The children continue to share wonderful testimonies of healing, provision, protection and God’s favour in their lives as well as those of friends’ and families’. 

**By Pastor Hannah Ndiritu** 

10 




**This** past year was truly remarkable, marked by divine impartation in the lives of our leaders and youth. It was a testament to God's faithfulness and a year of exceeding expectations. 

## **Inspiring Youth Journeys** 

The annual vision board tradition proved its power as countless youth witnessed amazing breakthroughs. From exceeding exam expectations to dream vacations and prestigious musical opportunities, God manifested their desires in incredible ways. 

11 





The DTI camping trip offered a perfect blend of fun and spiritual growth, leaving a lasting impact on everyone who participated. 

The "Importance of Salvation" youth encounter yielded powerful results, with 24 youth in attendance, 15 recommitting their lives, and 5 experiencing the gift of speaking in tongues. 

## **Leaders' Milestones** 

After a decade of difficulties, Pastors Chris and Hayet finally purchased their first family home. This victory was a beautiful reminder of Habakkuk 2:3: "Though it linger, wait for it; it will certainly come and will not delay." 

Two more members of the youth leadership; Amy and Franklyn followed suit, achieving the significant milestone of homeownership. 

## **Youth service** 

The youth service flourished this year, taking place twice. The summer event featured Daisy and William as captivating hosts, Anna-Jo's vibrant worship leading, Zamira's debut song, Gabriella's impactful offering talk, and Rebecca Tate's inspiring message. 

The Christmas service, led by anchors, Michaela and Daisy, offering by Mia, worship led by Anna-Jo and Word by Kezia with closing by Carlien and Melvin, provided a joyful closing to the year. 

Liz's wedding was a joyous occasion filled with love and laughter. Although her going to join her husband means we will miss her leadership on the youth team, we are very grateful for all she poured into the youth ministry and wish her happiness in this new chapter. 

## **By Pastor Hayet Ekeleme** 

12 



I am grateful and praise God for the invaluable contributions of Mercy, Olga, Sandra and Darius who translated our classes to Spanish. 

**The** TLC team demonstrated the love of God as they stood with, ministered to and supported 8 harvesters and their families whose loved ones had been called home to glory (5 in the UK and 3 overseas). Whilst not denying the pain of their loss, we witnessed harvesters celebrating the lives lived and the impact, legacy and blessing left to the next generation. TLC continues to offer support to Harvesters going through difficulties with their health as and when needed. 

> membership class of 2023 saw a **The** significant rise in numbers from Harvest’s Latino community as we welcomed precious people from Venezuela, Guatemala and Mexico into our community. It was a joy to see the Lord adding entire households from these nations to the Harvest family. 

**In** he month of September, we had the privilege of baptising 11 precious members of Harvest, including 6 from our youth church, the youngest being only 12 years old! The atmosphere in the service was charged with the presence of God. Joined by their cell leaders, family and friends, each person shared their testimony of salvation before being immersed in the waters of baptism. There was much praise and rejoicing in the auditorium as each one came up out of the water! 

## **By Pastor Temi Ewuosho** 

13 




Such things are a huge statement in the spirit and a demonstration  of God’s outstretched hand to a world that desperately needs His touch! 

**The** M16 revivalists’ conference was an awesome time of impartation in the presence of God. The input of Harvesters helped to make the conference a massive success. Harvest became the hub where evangelists from M16, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) and many more gathered to impart a fresh anointing to God’s people. Evangelist Kristian Lythe (M16) and Ian McDowell (Tough Talk) opened the conference with powerful testimonies of what God was doing in different nations around the world. 

Around 400 delegates attended from the 4 corners of the UK. There was a tangible manifestation of the presence of the Holy Spirit on Saturday morning as Kristian and the team laid hands on attendees to receive a fresh anointing of fire. 

Rekindled and refueled delegates were split into teams and followed their team leaders to take the good news of the gospel and love of Jesus to several locations all over London and beyond. 

There were 227 decisions on the streets with hundreds of people receiving prayer, thousands of conversations had and a box loads of tracts shared. PP commented “Such things are a huge statement in the spirit and a demonstration of God’s outstretched hand to a world that desperately needs His touch!” 

**By Pastor Temi Ewuosho** 

14 




“Each speaker brought a specially prepared word to equip us for our year of Impartation. The hunger, expectation and the draw on the anointing was palpable throughout.” 




> Impartation conference was exceptional. **The** Each speaker brought a specially prepared word to equip us for our year of Impartation. The hunger, expectation and the draw on the anointing was palpable throughout. 

His compassion and His presence with him. He encouraged us to believe for the kind of impartation which leads to God’s visitation which in turn leads to His habitation. 

**Dr Jerry Savelle,** God’s Favour general, opened the conference on Friday evening. He shared on being fruitful and the need for the favour of God in these last days. He urged us to expect God’s favour wherever we go, and to become highly developed in walking in favour by believing and declaring favour daily, until we reach a sphere of influence where we are carriers of the favour of God. 

**Rev Bruce Atkinson** followed on Saturday with a potent teaching on how the Holy Spirit leads us by impartation and imparts to our hearts to transform us into the image of Christ. Impartation comes from being in the presence of God, and from the different ministries we receive from. 

He taught from Exodus 33 on how Moses was transformed by impartation as he experienced God’s goodness, His name, His grace, 

## **Evangelist Silas Lazaar** concluded on 

Sunday with a powerful teaching on the manifestation of the glory of God. The way he built on the previous day’s message was remarkable right down to using the same scripture in Exodus 33! 

There was a strong anointing and conviction in the atmosphere as Evangelist Lazaar shared his personal testimony. He urged us to become like Moses, who learnt to have just one desire – the presence of God. The glory of God. He reminded us that we are created for relationship and God wants to see us every day. The conference ended with the laying on of hands for all those who were ready to receive. 

## **By Ruth Djang** 

16 



## **EVANGELISM COMMUNITY & OUTREACH** 

> 2023, we imparted the love **During** and power of God to the lives of many. 

Souls were saved and lives were rededicated as we worked in partnership with great ministries like the M16 Revival team led by Kristian Lythe, CFAN/Daniel Kolenda, BGEA – Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, Trafalgar outreach/Walking like Jesus – Daniel Chand as well as Brent churches Joint Evangelism team. 

Even some of our children joined us in sharing the gospel after the Children’s Evangelism Day training. 

The Cafe connect team provided excellent welcome to guests and visitors at Harvest and to those who join online. The Café connect team help new people to find and join cells and give support to those in need through weekly calls via the Love Harvest Call team and also through prayer. 

We are delighted to now be translating our weekly 11am services into Spanish. Thanks to the commitment of our translators, we are reaching a  brand new Hispanic community 

A massive thank you to all the teams at Harvest, who continue to work tirelessly to bring souls into the Kingdom: 

1.Soup Kitchen – Led by Rhoda Richman 2.Street Evangelism – Led Helen Menkiti 3.Spirit Encounter – Led by Simone Cable 4.Treasure Hunt/Prophetic Evangelism – Led by Pearl Matthews 

5.Church on Wheels – Led by Charlotte Ntiamoah 

6.Food Pantry – Led by Jessie Amui 

7. CLOJ - Led by Jessie Amui 

I thank God for the wonderful partnerships formed and the fantastic people in the various teams that I have been privileged to serve with – the Lord remember you all for good (Nehemiah 5:19). 

## **By Helen Menkiti** 

17 



“ we purchased over 200 hampers and served as a hub for churches & organisations” 



**In** 2023 our community outreach ministries grew from strength to strength despite challenges faced. 

We have also had the blessing of having some Harvesters speak the languages, e.g. Polish and French, which has helped to build strong relationships and spread the gospel. 

Our soup kitchen continued to send out food to the community through our partnership with St Catherine’s church in Harlesden who collect cooked meals to feed people in their facilities. The ministry has regularly served close to 100 families every fortnight. It has however lost its main food supplier resulting in a cutback to the number of families we support to less than 20% on the previous year. 

Positively we have seen an increase in the number of people we serve with the Spanish community joining. 

Partnering up with the evangelism team has allowed us witness to the homeless and bring the gospel to them. We are seeing some of our homeless people at church services on Sundays as a result of this. 

Christmas Lunch on Jesus (CLOJ) was equally fulfilling. We purchased over 200 hampers and served as a hub for churches and organisations. We made deliveries to 113 homes. Recipients were so grateful for the gift of the hamper. 

## **By Jessie Amui** 

18 



## **MATTHEW & BECKY MURRAY** 

**We** had the pleasure of having Matthew and Becky Murray minister at Harvest 

Becky Murray is the founder of the Dignity Project and One By One, a non-profit organisation that runs two children’s homes— one in Kenya and the other in Pakistan—as well as a widows’ programme in Sri Lanka. Becky’s life was transformed in 2006 when a 

young girl she bought a pair of shoes for on the streets of Sierra Leone assumed she wanted sexual favours in return. This horrifying and lifedefining encounter, which shocked Becky to the core, sparked the formation of One By One and later, the Dignity Project. 

Becky runs One By One with her husband, Matthew Murray, and they have one son, Josiah 

## **By Anthony Hudson** 


19 



## MINISTERING 

## IN THE NATIONS 




astor P and PJ continued to minister in the nations of the world, bringing harvesters with them to impact lives and P regions with the glory of God 

## **Four Continents In One Year** 

Pastor P ministered on four different continents in 2024 alone! He was a main speaker at the annual conference of one of the biggest churches in the Russian speaking world in July. Whilst in Armenia, he brought a powerful message to the 5,000 strong conference and then ministered prophetically to hundreds of pastors and leaders in a special meeting. Lives were forever transformed and destinies impacted for the glory of God. 

Pastor P travelled to the US five times in 2023 to preach at Prophet Nana’s conference in Houston and to help with the work of Whole Heart Ministries. He ministered in central Florida in April at Free To Succeed and then at two churches. In September and November, he was used by God in south Florida through Free To Be Me and ministering in local churches. 

20 



“Lives were forever transformed and destinies impacted for the glory of God.” 

In September, PP ministered at a church conference in Cyprus, bringing a fresh move of God’s Spirit. Joined by Temitayo, the church was deeply impacted. December saw Pastor P leading a team of seven harvesters to the Mara in Kenya. 

It was 15 years ago when PP first ministered to the Masai people in Kenya. The Lord used him to spark a new move of God’s Spirit which resulted in the multiplication of not just souls saved but also churches planted. Known to the Masai people as the prophet who brought fire, PP returned to the region in December with a team of harvesters. Souls were saved, bodies were healed, prophecies released and lives transformed. 

## **Restoration In The Nations** 

The Lord instructed PJ to become even more focused on the USA during 2023. She travelled to America on eight separate occasions, ministering in major conferences and at churches. In April, together with PP and the Whole Heart Ministries team, PJ hosted Free To Succeed in the UK and Florida, as well as Free To Be Me for children and adults in London and Miami. Several harvesters joined PJ and PP on these trips including Terry Jackson, Tobi Balogun, and Nana Anaman. 

In March, PJ went back to Ghana to minister at Potter’s City and then in Kumasi. A major highlight of this trip was a morning spent with 200 children between the ages of 4 and 16 years. Eyes tightly closed, these young people stood for an hour with their hands raised receiving an impartation of the unconditional love of the Lord. 

21 



## GIVING TO GOD’S PEOPLE 

## **It** is a great joy for us to be able to partner financially with many amazing ministries around the world. 

## **TEAMS – Uganda** 

TEAMS (The East African Missionary Society) is now 22 years old and has definitely “come of age”! 

During this time, they have spread the word of God to countless people, helped teach hundreds to read and write English; taught many a Skill-for-life in their vocational training centre; supported more than 30 orphans through their education until adulthood; ministered in many prisons and hospitals and built and continue to run a community borehole. These successes and many other beneficial programmes have only been possible due to the generosity and loyal support of willing supporters like Harvest. Projects include: 

**Education:** More than 30 orphans in Northern Uganda have passed through their care. TEAMS pays school fees for such children and contributes to their upkeep, paying for school items with an allowance towards food, soap and other essentials. 

**Sewing:** Now in its 11th year, the two-year part time course includes practical and theory with further English and Health related lessons. For four years, students have sat Uganda’s National Department of Industrial Training exams and have had some great results. 

There are very few opportunities for women to learn a skill in Northern Uganda and they are frequently undervalued. 

22 



**Health:** TEAMS provides rural communities with basic health education through training programmes. The training has enabled some of the locals to use their qualifications to pursue higher education in pharmacy and to qualify as clinical officers. 

At a council meeting in Corby, Cllr Lawal was reinstated by Leader of the Council. Harvest supports The Christian Legal Centre, to help safeguard the freedom of Christians to live and speak for Jesus Christ. 

## **AKWO** 

## **Supporting Persecuted Christians in the UK** 

The Christian Legal Centre provides legal support to those who are persecuted for taking a stand for Jesus and their Christian truth. 

It is crucial that individuals can express their beliefs without fear of career ruin or unjust punishment, especially when they do so respectfully and without inciting hatred or violence. 

King Lawal is the latest to have his life torn apart. The Christian councillor’s ordeal began when he shared a tweet expressing the Christian and biblical position on LGBT pride events – beliefs which are legally protected and shared by millions of individuals, both Christians and nonChristians, across the UK. Regrettably, he was swiftly suspended by the Conservative Party pending an investigation, removed from multiple trustee positions, and even faced warnings of potential police investigation for alleged 'hate crimes.' 

To make matters worse, a local authority demanded that he resign from his own business or risk losing a substantial council contract. Lawal joins the ranks of an increasing number of Christians who have faced severe repercussions for expressing their views. 

Supported by the Christian Legal Centre, Cllr Lawal instructed lawyers to prepare legal action alleging multiple violations of his rights to freedom of speech and freedom of religion. 

Harvest has been a longtime friend and supporter of Ampiah Kwofi World Outreach. Rev Ampiah Kwofi leads this ministry which is committed to transforming lives in Ghana and beyond. 

AKWO has taken the gospel via means of crusades to many African countries. Many who are afflicted with various ailments are healed and delivered from demonic oppressions during these crusades. It also trains and empowers church leaders to be mighty men of God. Harvest supports the great work AKWO is doing. 

## **Saints In Parliament** 

For some people, to consider Prayer and Parliament as having any connection does not seem to be possible. Yet, it is part of the structure of Parliamentary procedures and has been for many years. 

2023 was a year marked with some real prayer breakthroughs. Just recently, a friend who has perused our regular notes taken of our Prayer for Parliament (PfP) meetings, commented that there have been many answers to prayer. Fiona Bruce MP was appointed as the Prime Minister’s Envoy for the Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) in December 2020. Fiona does not hold back the fact that she is a Christian. She has been as diligent with her work in the PM’s Envoy as she is with the work relating to her constituency. 

23 



To make sure that there is always a PM’s Envoy for FoRB, instead of leaving it as a personal appointment, Fiona took steps to make sure that this position was put on the statutes so that whichever party came to power there would have to be a PM’s appointment for an Envoy for FoRB. In the 

natural, it would have been extremely unlikely that Fiona would have managed to get such a Bill on to the statutes. We praise God that He made the way! Harvest supports the work June Freudenberg is doing in parliament via monthly donations. 

continue to grow rapidly, and collectively have about 50,000 members, in almost 900 branches, in 14 countries. 

Rhema also opened 4 new nursery schools in Malawi in February with 374 children already in attendance. 

The ministry also has 10 schools, 2 leadership training centres, 2 medical clinics, a prisons ministry, children’s ministry, Rhema fellowships on 15 university campuses, and The Gladys Robinson Project, a programme to feed and look after the elderly, which currently looks after thousands of people in 23 locations, in 9 countries. 

## **The Rhema Ministry – Taking Territories** 


Established 7 years ago in Liberia, Rhema Ministry was founded by Ewan Denny. 

From that opening branch in Liberia, West Africa, there are 355 branches in 34 countries, and it has become a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) Added to that, Rhema Bible Churches 

They have also established businesses to generate profits to finance projects, and also to finance the Gospel outreach that we do. Ewan shared: “I could never imagine that in 7 years, so much could be accomplished. I have witnessed the goodness and favour of God as I follow His lead. Looking ahead, I am excited at what will be accomplished. Today, we are feeding, clothing, and educating hundreds of orphans. Tomorrow we will do that for thousands. 

Today we have 2 medical centres, tomorrow we will have 20. I speak this growth. I anticipate this growth. And I plan for it. As the Lord, the Creator of the universe is on my side, there is nothing that I cannot do!” 

Harvest is delighted to be a part of what the Lord is doing through Ewan Denny by sowing monthly into this ministry. 

24 




## **India – Changing lives & shaping destines** 

Countless reports of God’s move in India continue to reach us every month from Pastor Paul Nadham. In one of his reports, Paul Nadham shared a heart-breaking incident of ethnic violence in India’s Northeastern state of Manipur. Hundreds of people were injured, killed and thousands displaced. Such violence breeds atrocities like rape, molestations and torture. Paul Nadham dispatched a team to the area 

willing to risk their lives to help the vulnerable, like children and pregnant women. It was also an opportunity to share the gospel. 

Harvest contributed finanacially to help the victims. Harvest also supports Premswaroop Ministries, led by Paul Nadham monthly. It has enabled them to spread the gospel, train pastors, provide for widows, feed the poor, organise crusades, plant churches and more! Below are some of their achievements in 2023 alone: 

**2,290** Patients who received medical supplies 

**121,608** Number of people reached with gospel 

**123,000** Number of gospel tracts distributed 

**2,070** Villages reached with the gospel 

**3** Number of motor bikes given 

**199** Number of Bible school graduates 

**601** 

Number of people who received food & groceries 

**289** Number of women trained through sewing centres 

**80** Number of people receiving adult education 

**295** 

Number of blankets distributed 

**85** 

Number of churches planted 

25 




od continues to use Harvest to reach thousands of people in over G 70 countries around the world with His word through our weekly podcasts and social media platforms. 

Last year saw an increase in the number of people dowloading our podcasts from 38,000 to more than 55,000! 

Our gratitude to Fresia from the US, whose advice and direction helped the media team improve on the quality of sound and video recording. 

It is wonderful to see the gospel reach the ends of the earth through social media. We give glory to God for lives being transformed. 

There was also a significant rise of YouTube views from 51,000 to 61,000. 

Below are some of our achievements in numbers: 

**37K** Podcast visits 

**55.1K** Podcast downloads 

**4.2K** YouTube subscribers 

**55.3K** YouTube views 

26 



## **HONOURING VOLUNTEERS** 

special Christmas party was held on Wednesday 20 December 2023 to honour Aour volunteers and their spouses as an appreciation of their  hard work and dedication displayed throughout the year. As the volunteer guests arrived, a delicious sorrel punch was on offer with a little gift for the first 50 guests. The evening continued with a delicious two course meal, followed 

by lots of fun and laughter with games and a quiz led by Pastor Hayet. 

Our volunteers wore wonderful Christmasy outfits and the LTC was decorated with a beautiful nativity theme. Everyone was excited to celebrate the beginning of the Christmas season together. 

## **By Marilyn Hudson** 

27 




**2023** was Harvest Church’s strongest year yet. A total of £568,400 was brought in through the faithful tithing, giving and sacrificing of all our members. We managed to recoup £62,482 in Gift-aid from the government and distributed £84,954 to other ministries and partners whose work we support. 

Many Harvesters have made the decision to be tithers and to live by their giving. Instead of trying to get by the world’s way, they are trusting God and prospering. Testimonies of promotions, bonuses, extended hours opportunities, business successes and start-ups have abounded yet again. 

We have managed to pay off 20% of our mortgage on The Grange, our 50% owned leasehold building in Neasden, a superb victory purchase for the ministry. Our generous givers enabled us to distribute 205 ‘Christmas Lunch on Jesus’ hampers to some of the poorest families in our borough and to support some of our neediest asylum seekers with one-off pastoral care gifts of £50 each. We will continue to give out as a ministry into the lives of God’s people as best we can and look forward to plenty of glorious shining financially in 2024. 

Paul Naughton Pastor. 

28 



## H A R V E S T 

C H A N G I N G  L I V E S   S H A P I N G  D E S T I N I E S 

big thank you to all the wonderful volunteers and helpers at Harvest. Your dedication and hard work is a great blessing to the ministry. A May the Lord reward you. It is said of many Churches that 20% of the people do 80% of the volunteering. We are delighted to say that virtually the opposite is true in Harvest. God bless you! 

29 



Company Rogl$tratlon No: 05131178 {England and Wales}
Charfty No.. 1104220
HARVEST CHURCH LONI)ON
IA Company limlt•d by guarantee
and not havlng a Share C•pltall
TRUSTEES. REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Faulkner Ho￿8
Vlctorla Street
St Albans
Horts AL1 3SE
RAYNER ESSEX LLP
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
{A Company Ilmited by guarantee and not having a Sham Capltsll
CONTENTS
Page
Lggal and Admlnl$trotlv• Infomlatlon
Tru•toe•' R•port
3106
Annual Roport
Sub-Pages 110 32
Indepondent Examln•r'8 Report
Stat•mont of Flnanclal Actlvltl••
Bmlanc• Sh88t
Statsment of C•bh Flow•
10
Not08 to th• Flnancl41 Statomonl•
111018
P8ge'. 1

HARVEST CHURCH LONI)ON
IA Company limitsd by guarant•• and not hgvlng a Sharg Capital>
LEOAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 318T DECEMBER 2023
Con$titutlon
Harvest Church London Is a Company limited by guarantee and has no share
capllal. The liability of each member in thè èvènt of winding.up 18 limited to
£10,
The wnpany is a regi8tered ¢harily governed by it8 M8morandum and Articles
of A880cialion whlch ¥staNlshe$ the objec*s and power8 of the charitablg
com
an
Tru8ts
Paul Naughlon {Direclorl
Temi Ewuosho (Direclorl
Tim Collins IDSreclorl
Nana Anaman IDlre¢lor)
Ro8eline 08am-Duodu (s￿retary>
Company Numbor
05131178
Charlty Numbgr
1104220
Roglstorod Offl¢•
Leader8hSp Trainlno Centre
40.43 North End Road
Wembley
Mlddle8ex
HA9 OAT
Prfnclpal Offlc•
Leader8hlp Tralnlng Contre
40.43 North End Road
Wombloy
Middlesgx
HA9 OAT
Indopfyndfrnt Examlnfrr
Ng11 Hey*$ FCA
Rayner Essex LLP
Faulkner HouBe
Vlclori8 Street
St Albans
Hert8 AL13SE
Solieitord
W8Mers Law Group
65 Leadenhall Streol
London
EC3A 2AD
Bank•rs
SBC
133 Regent Slrg¢t
London
W1B4HX
P•g$' 2

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
(A Company Ilmltèd by guorantoo and not havlng a Sharo Capltall
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PURPOSES OF SECTION 162 OF THE
CHARITIES ACT 2011 AND DIRECTORS. REPORT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SECTION 415
OF THE COMPANIES ACT 2008
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER2023
The Iruslee8 present their r8POrt on finan¢l81 stslernents of the oharlty for the year ended 31
Oecember 2023.
The legal and admlnl$lrallvt Snform8tlon 8el out on page 2 fofm8 Part of Ihl8 report. The financlal
slal8ments comply with the Charities Act 2011, the Companies Act 2006, the Memorandum and
Articlés of A880ciallon. and Accounting and Rgpcrtlng.. Slalemenl of Recommended Practice
appllcable lo charities preparing Ihelr a¢¢ounl¥ accordance wrth th& Financial R8p¢>rtlng Standard
appllcable In the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS1021 (effective 1 January 20151.
Structur•, Gov•rnan¢• and Manag•m•nt
Harvest Church London wa$ Ir￿1pOrated on 18 May 2004 and r8o181gred as a charlty on 9 Jun¢
2004.
The dir•clor8 of th8 charitable company Are its Iru$lee8 for the purpose of charlty law And
throughout this report are coll&ctiv$ly ￿l￿rr0d lo a8 Iru8lees,
Thg Iru8lees are app&nted from Ihtr comF*lomonl of 24108dor8, all of whom ￿lunteer Ihglr
8ervlce8 lo the charSly. Full meeting8 of the truste•$ are held quarterty, with mogllng8 01
8ub-committee8 held in be￿een,
Day to day managgmgnt and runnlng of the charity are th8 respon8lblllly of the Pa8lor8. Paul and
Joanng Naughlon, Yupported by a learn of 241oad6rs. Th• tè8m meet8 monthly.
The Iru81ees regularly r8vl8w Bn a8s•88menl of the risks lo which the organi$allon 18 exptssed,
particularly bu51ness, oparational and flnancl81 risks, and introduce pro¢eduro$ and repertlng
reglmes to manage and reduce the Idenlllied risks.
Harve81 Church London i¥ a rogi¥lered charity and 18 congliluted as a company, limited by
guaranlge. 119 obleclg and power8 and other conslblullonal matt8r8 8rè $st out In ils Memorandum
and Artide8 of Assoclalion. 11 is governed by a Board ol Trusteè8 who a￿ responsible for setting
the 8lrategic direction ol the organisation and lor oslablishlng policy. A schema of delegatlon 1$ In
place for the day lo day running of the charlty,
ObJ•ctlYes and Actlvltl
Our main oyectlve8 are lo advance the Christian faith and lo relieve p8rson8 who are in condilknns
of need & hardship or sick and lo re11eva tho dlstr•ss eAused Iher*Jy.
The prin¢ipal activity of the charity during the period was lo advancè the Christian faith in London
and other parts of the world and lo relieve poverty and hardship. WÈ a￿ a multi-cultural organlsallon,
and our members include ex addlcts, $lngle pargnts and pec*ple living in poverty as wo11 a$ doctors.
lawyers and diplomats.
P8gw. 3

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company limit¢d by guarants• and not havlng a Share Capltall
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PURPOSES OF SECTION 162 OF THE
CHARITIES ACT 2011 AND DIRECTORS. REPORT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SECTION415
OF THE COMPANIES ACT 2006
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Sp8clfically Harv¢g1 Ch￿￿h'S alms are lo=
Reach out to peO￿t In the UK, offering spirilual, emotional and practical support
Nurture and support people in life and in Ihglr fallh
Tr8ln and equip pol8ntlal1è8d8rs
Release people Snlo servSce and mlnl81ry
Obl4ctlvM and Actlvltlos {contlnuodl
We athieve our airn8 by offering a range of actlvllles Including..
A nefvKJrk of around 40 8m811 group5 whlch offèr 8UPPOrt, menlorln9 and friendship
Personal development and Inner h¥aling weekend8
A 30 week lead&r8hip d8velopm8nl programme
Mulll.cullural and outreach days
Informal coun8elllno and practlcal $upport
Nallon81 and Inl•rnational conf¢ron¢o$ and Mi88ion
A¢hl•v8ments and P•rfomanct
Harvest Church has conllnued to 88Ne the Intgrg8t8 of Ils m•mb&r8, donor8, and thè wlder
communlly through ils e81ablished programme8.
Wè provlde communlty QUIr￿Ch actlvilies lo reach out lo our ¢ommun11108 ￿th God'$ me888ge of lovo and
healing.
Through our network of weekty men, women, youth 8nd ohlldren'¥ co11$, wa train, coAch and equlp buddlng
1oad¢r$ al o1116vels.
The charity18 ¢ommStted lo tralnlng and devaloplng 11$ volunteer8 and conllnues 118 programme of both forrnal
and informal tralnlng for volunteer8 In 518 various departm8nl$.
Th1$ yoar th• ¢harfly hAs conllnuod 118 outrèach and evangdl8m activllles to Ihg wldgr communliy. Thè88
Includè..
Hario•t 3oup Kltchen-we took our fortnlghtly soup kll¢h•n for thè homeless a glep further. Tho team
overseelng Ihg 8oup klt¢hgn now also take cooked food to the hungry wl8Sda our pramise$.
Impact- Wg prgvide mentoring and 8UPPQrt for th• youth 8nd young adults threugh a variety of prcgramme8
and event8.
Food Pantry- Vve provide a varlety of lood Itèms for paopi• in cris15 every Saturday.
Local Outr•8ch 4uilding relallonships, bèffiendlng and prayer for local people In W?mbloy are4.
Owp - a Meetlng for 81udenls In thelr lal& t¢en$, mid.fvRnlies which encourages gocial partlclp81ion, 8
188rnlng. carlng, glving and inv&stlng culture for partlclpgnts.
Church on Wheel•- we condud our services to care home8.
Tha Trustees confirm that in th8 exerci8e oflheir powers as tharity Iruslg88, they havg had due regard
lo thg published guidance from the Charities Commission on the oparal￿n of the public b•n8fil
requirements and tho aims of the charity are catTied out for the public benefit,
P898'. 4

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company Ilmlted by guar8ntg9 and not havlng a Share Capital)
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PURPOSES OF SECTION 162 OF THE
CHARITIES ACT 2011 AND DIRECTORS. REPORT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SECTION 415
OF THE COMPANIES ACT 2006
FOR THEYEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Durlng tho year:
hal dld we achieve In 2Q23?
The achlovemonls In year are detalled In the attached Annual Raport 8ub-pag$s followlng the
Trusloe8 Report.
Flnan¢l•l R•vl•w
Thè hn8nci818tat¥menl3 have been prepared in accordan¢e wllh the Companies Act 2006 the Statement of
Recommended Practice.. Accounting and Reportlng by Charllle8 li8¥ued March 20051, FRS102 and tho
Charity's govarning documents.
The 8urplu8 for th• year of £211,571 ly fefiectod In the r•s•rv•8, whlch now 8t4nd at £2,010,441.
Other Ih8n relainlng a level of fund8 lo mg91 the r•$eNa policy of the charlly, rn08t ol tha lund$ 8r& lo
ulili8ed In mgellng Ihg main oblecllve8 of Harvest Church London. The tru818•8 con8ld8r It lo be prudent lo
ulillso part of the fund8 In investing in118 own Ireehold proporty whlch hag 8in¢e Increased in value and mor•
Importantly provlded 8 permantrnl base for all ils activi1Ses. In the current perlorj an opportun51y arose lo Inve81
In a company ownlng premlse5 which meet our •xpan8ion of premlsos requlremenl8. AB avallabl¢ fund$
IncreaBe over and abov8 tha amount requir•d by the reserve policy the Iruslee8 will revlew the Invg8lmenl
policy to en$ur¢ that the returns Hatvest Church London re¢elves 18 maxlrnisad whilst not dolracting fund8
Irom118 main obS•ctlv•&.
Berves
The Tru$le08 regularly revlew the rlsks faced by the chadly and ar& gatlgfi•d Ih818pproprlal# pollcles and
procedurg$ 8re in place. The main risk 18 that members glvlng would fall balow the level required lo me81 all
the obligations of the charity. To counleT the Impact of this the charbty keep8 It'8 running cog18 to 8 minirnum In
order lo build ils cash reserves. The charlly18 rw gontrraling additional income from premis8s hire,
Thè Trustees have ag￿9￿ that free ro98Nes of the ¢h8rlly 8hould be 8uffidenl to SU818ln aciwily for at18481
12 months. Al 31 De¢¢mbgr 2023 f￿? regerve8 {belng current unreslricled fund5 not earmark&d for loan and
int¥re31 repayment8 or held in inveslmer¢lsl amounted lo £2,010.441. This leval, along wllh ongoing offering8.
would enable the charity lo continue all Ils cor¢ aotlvi1105 for 81 le89112 months.
Tru6teg6
Th8 Trusl8es during thè y•ar under rwlew wertr..
Paul Naughlon
Temi Ewuosho
Roseline 0sam-Duodu
Tim Collins
Nan8 Anaman
Pag8' 5

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company Ilmltsd by guarantsg and not havhg a Shar• Capltall
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PURPOSES OF SECTION 162 OF THE
CHARITIES ACT 2011 AND DIRECTORS. REPORT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SECTION 415
OF THE COMPANIES ACT 2006
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Tru8teeB' Respon$lbllltlo8
Tho Iru8tee$ are responsible for prop8rlng the fInan￿31 statemènts In a¢¢ord8nce wf(h appllcablo law 8ThJ
United Klngdom G•nèrally Acc8pled Accounllng Practko.
Company law raquires Trustees, 88 directors of tho Company, lo prepar8 financial slalemenls for each finan¢lal
year whl¢h giva a tru8 and fair vlew of the slate of tho ¢hArily's affalrg and of the profit or loss for the year. In
preparlng these financial stslements the Trust888 ara r8qUiTed to..
Select suitablè accounting poIici8g and then apply them ¢on8islenlly'.
Make ludgemenlB and e8llmaleg that BTe reasonable and prudent,.
Prepare the Ilnancial statement8 on the going concern basls unl•$8 it 18
Inapproprf*le lo pr￿uma that the eharily wlll conllnue In bu6ine88.
The Tru8leeg are re$pon6ible for keèplng propèr accounlln9 fecord8 which dlg¢1088. wlh reasonable accuracy
al any Ilme, the financlal p0811ion of thè charity and enable them lo ensure that th8 financi81 slalamon18 comply
with the Componies Act 2006. Th8y ar8 also respon8lble for 8afoguarding th8 ass618 ol the char￿Y and hence
for taking reasonable slap8 for tha prevenllon and dele¢tion ol liaud and other irr8gulaTIII&8.
In addlI￿n, the Iw81a•$ confirm that..
In the 8xercl8e of their powgrs as charily tru81eè8, they have had duo regard lo
the publS¥hed guldance from the Charity Comml$sl¢)n on the operallon of Iho
public b&nefil rgqulremenls.. and
the aims of the Charity am carri8d out for the publ5¢ bon8fl1,
Small Company exomptloni
Th8 rgport of the Tru8lees' ha8 b88n prÉp2red in accordance with the provl8ions appllcable lo companle$
$ubjecl lo th$ small Companies. reglme and was approvod by the Board On 18 September 2024 and 8lgned on
ils behalf by..
ROS￿111& O•am.Duodu (ConN)any Secretary)
P89&". e

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
{A Company Ilmltod by gu•rantfjo and not havlng a sharn Capltsll
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S, REPORT TO THE
MEM8ERS OF HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
I report to Ihg charSly tru8lee8 tsn my examination of the accounts of tho company for the year gnded 31
D•￿Mber 2023, whlch are 881 out on pages 8 10 16.
RMpon•lbllltleJ and ba8ls of rnport
As the charity's Iw8t¥g8 of the company land a180 118 director8 for th• purpo8e8 of company lawl you or•
rfjsponsible for the preparalbon of the accoun18 in aco)rdanc• wllh the requSremen18 of the Companlo8 Act
2006 Ilhe'2006'Acti.
Havlng 89t18fl•d my8•1f that th8 8¢¢ounl8 of the company aro not r•qulrgd lo be audlled under Part 18 of I
2006 Act and are eliglble lor independent examination. I report Sn r$specl of my examination of your charity,
accounts a8 carried out under 8eGlion 145 01 th& Charllie8 Act 2011 Ith8 .2011, Acll. In carrylng out my
examination I have followed the Directlons glven by the Charlly Commlssion under gecllon 145151 Ibl of the
2011 Aat.
Indgp•ndont Examln•r'• report
Sln¢e the company's gross Incoma gxceed8 £250,000 your examlner mu8t b8 a m&mb•r of a body1181ed In
8ection 145 of the 2011 Act, I conflrm that l am qualified lo undertake tha fjxamlnallon because l am a quallfied
member of the In81ilul8 of Chartered Accounlanls in England and Wale8, whlchls one ol the li81ed bodle8.
I have completed my exgmln81ion. I confim that no matter8 have com• to my attenllon In conntctlon with the
examlnallon givlng me cause lo believe..
accounllng re￿Id8 were nol kept In respect of the Company 88 requlred by Bectbon 386 of th• 2006
Aet., or
the accounts do not accord wllh tho$¥ accountlng records., or
131 th• accounts do not Comply wlh the accounllng requirements of secllon 396 of the 2008 Ad olh•r
than any requirement that the aceounl$ glv• a truo and fair, vlew whSch IB r￿1 a mgtter consldered 88
part ol the Independent •xamlnallon'. or
141 the accounts have not been prepared in accoi¢Jance wllh the methods and principles of the
Slalernenl of Recommended pracllc8 for accounllng and reporting by chaTilies (applicable lo
charitias pr•parlng Ihelr accounlB in accordance wlh the Financlal RgPQrtlng Standard applicable In
the UK and Republlc of Ireland IFRS102)).
121
I have no concerng and have como a¢r088 no tsthei mallers in connecllon wilh the gxamlnalion lo which
attention should be drawn In Ihls report In order lo enable a proper undor8tandlng oif the accounts lo be
rgached.
Neil Heyèg FCA
Rayner Essex LLP
Faulkner House
Vlcloria Slrget
Sl Albans
Herts
AL13SE
Date.. 18 Septemb8r 2024
Poge.. 7

HARVEST CHURCH LONOON
(A Company limitsd by guaranto9 and not having a Sharn Capltall
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
(Incon)orating Incomè & Expandliure Account)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
2023
Total
Fundg
2022
Total
Funds
Unrestrictsd R8Strtcted
Funds
Fund•
NoteB
Incoming r•80urcg8:
Tithes & offerings
Rental Incomo
Bookshop sales
Café S8198
G1ft Ald
Investment In¢ome
Sundry Income
Event Income
538,566
538,586
568,400
3,211
8,288
106.732
595
14.021
8,174
3.211
8,288
106,732
595
14,021
6,174
2,231
6,598
62,482
91
297
15,378
Total In¢omlng rosour¢o•
677,587
677,587
855.477
R•80urcèi •xp•ndod
Costs of generating lund8
Charllable a¢tlv515e8
187.543
298,473
167,543
298,473
183,441
357,511
Total ro¥our¢•• •xp•nd•d
486,016
4e8,018
540,952
Not In¢omlng mour¢e8 befor•
other ro¢ognl8ed galns attd lo*1
211,571
211,571
114,525
Oth•r rncognlsod Galn• and LOJ
Not movgment In fund8
211,571
211,571
114,525
Roconclllatlon of fund•
Fund Balances Brought ForwArd
Transfers bgtween funds
10
10
1,798,870
1,798,870 1,684,345
Fund balanc08 carrlod forward
10
2.010.441
2,010,441 1.798,870
All activllle8 are cla6s1fied a¥ ¢onlinuing. There ￿ra no r8cegnised gaSn8 or1088eg IOT 2023 ar 2022 other
than those recorded In Ihg Slalemenl of Financl81 Actlvitlo8.
The notss on pages 12 10 18 forn part of thè8& flnandal 8talemgnl¥.
Paoè.. 8

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON LIMITED
(A Company Ilmlted by guarantee and not having a Share CapIt￿)
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Notès
2023
2022
Fixed Assets
Tangible assets
1,590,361
1,595,741
Current Assets
Slook
Investment
Debtors
Cash al bank and in hand
8,063
895,400
8.599
866.000
108,115
93.839
Total Current As8ets
1,011,578
968.438
Cradltors: Amounts Falllng Dua
wlthln One Yaar
{51,2451
{64,2021
Net Current A88Ots
960,333
g04,236
Total Assets Lo88 Current
Llabllltl
2,550,694
2,499,977
Long Torm Llabllltles
IS40,253)
1701,1071
2,010,441
1,798,870
Th• Funds of the Charlty
Reserves
10
2.010,441
1,798,870
Total Funds
2,010,441
1,798,870
For the year endlng 31 December 2023 the company was enlilled to exemption from audit under sectlon 477121
ol the Companles Act 2006.
The members have not required the company lo oblaln an audit in accordance with sèction 476 01 the
Companles Act 2(￿6.
The directors acknowledge their responsibiliiles lor complying with the requlremenls ol the Aci wilh respect to
accounting records and the preparation ol financial slalem8nts.
These financial slatemenls have been prepared in accordance with the provisions applicable lo companies
subject to the small companie$, regime.
These linancial statements were approved by the 8oard of Trustees on 18 September 2024
and signed orb Its behalf.
Paul Naughton
Dlre¢tor
The notes on pag8s 1210 16 form part of ihese financial slalements.
Page.. 9

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
{A Company Ilmltod by guarants8 ind not having a Sharè Capltsll
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
2023
2022
Cash flows from operatlng artlvltles
Nat In¢ome18xpondltur81 for th& year
Adjustm8nls for..
Depreciation
Loss of disposal of IIx8d a88818
Invostmenl Incomg
Ilncrsa8eyreductSon in Stock
Ilncr8898)Ir8duction in d•btor8
Increaséllreductlonl In credthrs
211,571
114,525
7,708
15,607
15951
536
191)
2,017
1173,8101
631,738
Not ca•h provldodl {u•edl In op•ratlng actlvSdo•
45,410
783.796
Ca•h flo￿ from Inv•$tlng Qctlvlti
Purchasg of langlblo flxed as8et8
Sale of 18ngibl8 898e18
Pur¢h4¥e of Inve&lmenl$
Inve8tmtrnt Inc¢me
{2.3291
11,140}
(29,4001
595
{840.000}
91
Not caitt lu••d Inl Invo•Ono &¢tlvltl•
{31,1341
(841.049)
Nel IncreaB• I {decrea80) In ca8h and cHsh
oquivalent8
Co$h and cash •quival•nts al th• beglnnlng of the
year
14.278
177,253)
93,839
171.092
Cash and ￿$h 8quival•nl• al the end of th• year
108,115
93,839
Cash and cagh •qulvalenls l& made up of the
follewing..
Cash al bank and In hond
108,115
93,839
Tolal
108.115
93,839
The noleB on page8 12 to 16 fom part of these financial statements.
Psg8.' 10

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company Ilmlt8d by guarnnta• and not havlng a Sharè Capltall
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEfvIENT8
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Accountlng Pollclos
Basls of Accountlng
The finanaal 8latement8 have been prepa￿d in accordance wlth A¢¢ounling aNJ Rep¢)rtln9 by
Char511es.' Slalgment of R¥¢ommend¥d Pracll¢e applicable to charlll95 preparln9 Ihelr acco)unls In
accordance with Financlal Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS1021
(effective 1 Janliary 20151- Chari118s SORPIFRS102), the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in
the UK And Republic ol Ireland IFRS102) and the companie8 Act 2008.
Tht d)arlly has 18ken advanl8ge of the oxomplion8 in Finanryal R$portlno Standard No. 1 from th&
requirement lo produce 8 ca8h flow 81alemenl on th• grounds th811118 8 8mall company,
Roconclllatlon wlth pr8vlou• Genornlly Accept•d A¢countlng Prnctlco
In preparing the accoun18, the Iruslees have considered whether in applyin9 the 8ccountlng policlefy
required by FRS102 and the Charitie8 SORP FRS102 the re8lalemenl of ¢omparalivo item$ was
requlred. No *dlu8lm¥nl lo ¢omparallve Ilgure8 wag ¢on8ld&red nece88ary.
Fund accountlng
Unr•gtricl•d g•n•ral funds are availabla for u88 al th8 dl8cr8llon of Ihg Iru8t888 Sn
furtherance of the general objeet$ ol the ¢harilabl• company.
D88ignaled fund8 are unreslrlcted funds earmarked by th8 Iruslee8 for partlcular
purposes. Re8lricled funds are subjectèd to re81rlction8 en their expènditurè Impo8ed by
the donor or through th¥ term5 01 an appeal.
Incon￿n9 roiourc•8
All incoming r88ource8 are included In the Slalomenl of Fln8nclal Actlvi1Se$ when the Charity 58
enlilled lo the Income and the amourbl can be quanlllled wllh reasonable ae¢ura¢y. The followlng
$p•clllc pollci•8 ar• 8pp118d to particular c8legorles of Income..
Income from T￿he3 & Offorfng81g lully recognlsed In th• year k Is rece4ved.
Calé & Bookshop income 1$ recognised when the Items arè 801d,
Rèntal Sncome Is reco9nI8ed Sn the year when Invoiced.
Ro$ourc•• expendod
All expenditure 18 accounted for on an accru418 bag18 as 4114blllly 18 Incurrod. ExyndllLtr• exclL¢dg8
VAT where It 1$ reGoverable.
Cosls of g6n8raling fund5 compris• the costs associated wllh Iht mainl•nance of our premlsè$
and the productlon of PR lile181ure.
Charitable expendllure compri8e8 tho$• co819 Incurr•d by tho charily In 8¢hlevlng Ils oble¢tlv¢8
including the holding OT SUPPOrting of ctsnferences and event8, pa81oral care and 8UPPOrt lo other
Mlnlslrles. 11 includes both costs that can be allocated directly to Such activilieB and those co¥ts ¢1
an Indirect nature ne￿$Sary lo support them.
Govemance co81s include those assori8led wilh megllng thg conslkullonal and stslulory
requirements of the charity and include the audit feeg and costs Ilnked lo the glrateglc
managem9111 ol the charity.
All ￿ts1$ are allocated between the expenditure categories of the Statement ol Financial ActivilieB
on a ba818 designed lo refie¢l the uso of the resource. Costs relallng to a particular activity a
allO￿ted dSreclly, olher cost8 arè apportionèd on an approwiala basis.
Palle.. 11

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
{A Company Ilmitod by guarant8è and not havlng a Shar8 Capltall
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Acceuntlng Pollcle8 Icontlnuedl
Dopr•clatlon
Dapr6ciation is calculatad lo wrlle down th8 cost or valu81ion It88 eslimaled residual value of all
langlbl$ fixed as8et8 over Ihelr exptrcted useful Ilvè$. Thè ratès gènerally applica￿@ afa..
Computer equipment
25% straight lino
Office equipment
25% straight lin•
F￿&hOld Propgrty
No depreGlallon Land value oxceèds property eO8t
Incomlng resources
The Income was dorivod from the charity'8 prlnapal activill•s whlch were Carrled out malnly Sn the UK,
The ¢harily'8 main 8ource8 of Incom8 centre around the donallons received from 118 members and
Income d8riv8d from running the café and bookshop fa¢ililie$ that ar$ provlded lo Its membgrs.
Total r•8ourcg8 oxpgnded
2023
Toial
fundB
Co•¢• dlr•GIty •llw•tgd ¢0 4¢tlvltl•i
staff S818n•e IIK penilonl
SuppoFI lo Othw Nlinlolrlol
178.561
176,651
e3,810
793
196,826
44,9S4
1.322
6,211
7,573
63e.io
793
8ook$gt¢.
2,767
7.430
2,7S7
7,430
co￿ Purehi881
Food$lulls lor•vonl8
8,155
17.063
è,155
17,083
13,644
4,877
8,778
13,929
,727
6,540
P4$toral cèr•
Trawl & Hot•l•
13,644
PR ILlt8r•luro 8 8ro¢hui••l
5ubKftption•
4.677
4.877
4.877
293.009
297,686
3SY,868
Support Co•t• •llocal•d to a¢tlvttlots
T￿lph)n¢
Office Slallonfjry
L￿ht And H•al
Pr?rnlJes Runnlw Expong14
R8P8IFs and Renew818
0￿• Exponies
Bank Cl8rge&
Loon Inl•rasl Pald
4.412
4,142
1,052
11.808
14.013
3,969
1,224
13,229
0,532
39.814
1,496
10.26
1,052
11,008
14,013
7,208
1.73¢
5,908
44,082
7.21#
3,144
1.562
7,708
6,482
7.208
1.736
5,908
44,082
7.219
Equlpmeri & acc8eboriè&
Ini¥ronce
3.144
1.582
2,068
1,612
15.607
7,366
Dewecialion
Ex8rnkn8Yon a accoumancy f888
7,70B
6,482
Prcl6A$lonal 1808
9,305
9,905
18.180
CoNu1￿ncY Serv￿8
167 $43
298 473
540 952
Pag8.' 12

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company limltfjd by guarantee and not having 4 Shar• C•pltsl)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Net Mo¥oment In Fund•
Th• movÉm•nt of lunds is stated after ¢harylng or (crgdltlngl:
2023
2022
Oeprecialion of owned a$$a18
Independent Ex¥mlner'$ reMun8ralion
7,644
4,740
15.607
4,21)0
Taxatlon
No prov18ion for UK corporallon lax has been m4d• slnce the Tru8le$$ are of the opinlon that all ol
the charlty'8 inc¢m• is 8ppli•d lor charitable PLwpo8e6.
Tru8t•e8 and Enwloy•o•
2023
2022
Wages and yalarles
Employ•rs' national in8urance
Employer$. penslon CO$18
158,594
11,328
6,829
163,638
18,857
14,031
178,551
196.526
The av•ray nKJnthly nurnber of employee8, excludlng TruJloe•, ¢Jurlng the yoor WAS as follows..
2023
Number
2022
Numbèr
Dlrecl charllable actlvllle?
Management and admlnl8lrollon
No Indlvidual employee received remunerallon of £80,000 or higher.
The cost lo the charity of $gnK)r mgnag•m8nl personnel was £55,22912022', £83,998>
Paotr." 13

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company limited by guarante• And not havlng a Sharo Capltal)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Tanglble Flxod A889ts
Froehold Flxturns &
propgrty
Flttlng•
Offl¢e
Equlpment
Total
Al 111 January 2023
Addllions
1,567,255
32.908
130
135,331
2,199
1.735.494
2.329
At 3111 08￿mber 2023
1,567,255
33,038
137,530
1.737,823
Dopreclatlon
Al 1" January 2023
Chargo for the year
31,742
328
108,011
7,380
139,753
7,708
A8 8131 D•¢embgr 2023
32,070
115.391
147,461
N•t Book Valu•
At 31 D•cember 2023
1,587.255
22.139
1,590,361
Al 31 D¢cgmber 2022
1,567,255
1.1e6
27,320
1.595,741
Inv••tmgnts
2023
2022
Other Inve8tment8
895,400
8e6.000
Credltor•: Amounts Falllng wlthln ong yoar
2023
2022
Accwals
Short term loans
Other tradltors
3,720
45,898
1,827
3.720
55,701
4,781
51,245
84,202
10
Credltor•: Amounts ialllng duè •ftor more than ong
yèar
2023
2022
Inl¢re8t fr9$ ban
Bank108n
30,000
871,107
540,253
540.253
701.107
The bank loan Is secured agalnst th8 Charlly's Propety,
Paoo.. 14

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company Ilmlt•d by guarantsè and not havlng a Share Capltsl)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATAMENT8
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
11.
Funds
G•nor41
Unre8trlctèd Fund
Al 181 January 2023
Not incoming loulgolng r&$Wr￿s)
Tran818r b8tween funds
1.798.870
211.571
At 318t December 2023
2,010,441
12.
AMly$l• of A•8Ot8 bètwaon Fund8
Lkndoilgnatsd
Gonernl
Fund•
Flxed ABsel8
Stock
Inve81m￿lS
Debtors
Cash al bank and In hand
Credllorts
1,590.361
8,063
B95,400
108,115
{591,4981
Al 3181 D￿mber 2023
2.010.441
13.
OpeTatlng L￿$8 Commltm•nt•
At 31at D•camber 2023 the chorfty had no commllmenls undgr r￿n.Can¢t1labI• operatlng1gas•J.
14.
Rgl*t•d Party tran••ctlon
Thfj lollowing related party Ir4nsactlon8 0¢￿rred In tho year..
The Tru8lee8 hav8 made donatlon$ lo Ihg charity during the year gmountlng In aggregate lo £23,819
12022, £45,052),
The charity purchased trom Mrs J Naughlon, wSfe of director Mr P Nau9hlon. books lor resale
amounting to £410 12022 £5181 and her company, H8al8d for Llle Ltd, wa¥ pald £42,804 12022..
£40,590) in r•sp8ct of the provi8ion of consu5tanGy $6rvice8 rendered in the area of markelSng, public
relations, medi8 managomenl, management training, staff coaching and straleglc goal achievement
on b•half of Harve61 Church London.
Ruth Diang, a membèr of Harvest Chur¢h London, who also provldes accountancy 8eNcg8 to the
ompany, holds a 50% $har•holding the company in which Harve81 Church Londw acquired the
50% sh8r9holdlng during the year
15.
Momber8 Ilabllity
The I1a￿.11tY of the members is re$tri¢led to £10 on the event of the* winding up of the org8nisalion.

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company15mited by guarant•• and not havlng a Shars CapStall
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
16.
Total ro8ource8 •xp6nded In comparatlve yo8r 2022
Total r•sou￿08 oxponded
21122
Total
lunds
dli•¢tly allot•t•d io actlvltl••
196.5
84,9S4
1.322
5,211
7.573
196,526
84,9$4
150,334
41.227
Swpon ioolh8r Mlnl41rt0¥
Conlqr•nc8 C￿1&
1,322
8SO
k8 ete,
3,211
1,992
6,313
4,318
Café Purehtt88È
7,673
8,778
Food•tuflfy lry ev￿18
8.778
13,920
33,727
P•8toral c6r8
13.P29
33.727
5,540
2,308
357.888
Travel & Hotel8
2,708
6.228
PR ILl¢or•luro 18roehw•Jl
SubBerlpt10rn6
5,540
5,540
352,328
234,129
Support Colts 4lloc•t•d to a¢tlvlll••
T•l•phon•
81olwJMry
Lighl •nd H•il
Preml68o Runnlng E%pen¥e8
R•p•lrv Bnd Rornew818
OIAce Expgnoes
Barth Ch•ra•i
Loan InieFe81 Pald
Equ*menl & acco18c￿l
In8ur8neo
3,959
1,224
3,9
1,224
13,220
e.532
38,614
1,4
10.258
e.814
3.645
13,220
9.532
11.002
14.093
32.%3
2,949
?9,814
1.496
10,266
8,014
3,345
4,823
2,791
2,•S8
2.85e
Mloco114MOU
1,512
16,607
7.36
S• 200
Daweclal¥Jn
Examinaiion & a¢￿￿1￿ncY l#••
Profoss￿MIl le
IS,997
7.988
1e,423
6,942
183 441
387511
540,952
390 476
Pag8." 16

Company Rogl$tratlon No: 05131178 {England and Wales}
Charfty No.. 1104220
HARVEST CHURCH LONI)ON
IA Company limlt•d by guarantee
and not havlng a Share C•pltall
TRUSTEES. REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Faulkner Ho￿8
Vlctorla Street
St Albans
Horts AL1 3SE
RAYNER ESSEX LLP
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
{A Company Ilmited by guarantee and not having a Sham Capltsll
CONTENTS
Page
Lggal and Admlnl$trotlv• Infomlatlon
Tru•toe•' R•port
3106
Annual Roport
Sub-Pages 110 32
Indepondent Examln•r'8 Report
Stat•mont of Flnanclal Actlvltl••
Bmlanc• Sh88t
Statsment of C•bh Flow•
10
Not08 to th• Flnancl41 Statomonl•
111018
P8ge'. 1

HARVEST CHURCH LONI)ON
IA Company limitsd by guarant•• and not hgvlng a Sharg Capital>
LEOAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 318T DECEMBER 2023
Con$titutlon
Harvest Church London Is a Company limited by guarantee and has no share
capllal. The liability of each member in thè èvènt of winding.up 18 limited to
£10,
The wnpany is a regi8tered ¢harily governed by it8 M8morandum and Articles
of A880cialion whlch ¥staNlshe$ the objec*s and power8 of the charitablg
com
an
Tru8ts
Paul Naughlon {Direclorl
Temi Ewuosho (Direclorl
Tim Collins IDSreclorl
Nana Anaman IDlre¢lor)
Ro8eline 08am-Duodu (s￿retary>
Company Numbor
05131178
Charlty Numbgr
1104220
Roglstorod Offl¢•
Leader8hSp Trainlno Centre
40.43 North End Road
Wembley
Mlddle8ex
HA9 OAT
Prfnclpal Offlc•
Leader8hlp Tralnlng Contre
40.43 North End Road
Wombloy
Middlesgx
HA9 OAT
Indopfyndfrnt Examlnfrr
Ng11 Hey*$ FCA
Rayner Essex LLP
Faulkner HouBe
Vlclori8 Street
St Albans
Hert8 AL13SE
Solieitord
W8Mers Law Group
65 Leadenhall Streol
London
EC3A 2AD
Bank•rs
SBC
133 Regent Slrg¢t
London
W1B4HX
P•g$' 2

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
(A Company Ilmltèd by guorantoo and not havlng a Sharo Capltall
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PURPOSES OF SECTION 162 OF THE
CHARITIES ACT 2011 AND DIRECTORS. REPORT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SECTION 415
OF THE COMPANIES ACT 2008
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER2023
The Iruslee8 present their r8POrt on finan¢l81 stslernents of the oharlty for the year ended 31
Oecember 2023.
The legal and admlnl$lrallvt Snform8tlon 8el out on page 2 fofm8 Part of Ihl8 report. The financlal
slal8ments comply with the Charities Act 2011, the Companies Act 2006, the Memorandum and
Articlés of A880ciallon. and Accounting and Rgpcrtlng.. Slalemenl of Recommended Practice
appllcable lo charities preparing Ihelr a¢¢ounl¥ accordance wrth th& Financial R8p¢>rtlng Standard
appllcable In the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS1021 (effective 1 January 20151.
Structur•, Gov•rnan¢• and Manag•m•nt
Harvest Church London wa$ Ir￿1pOrated on 18 May 2004 and r8o181gred as a charlty on 9 Jun¢
2004.
The dir•clor8 of th8 charitable company Are its Iru$lee8 for the purpose of charlty law And
throughout this report are coll&ctiv$ly ￿l￿rr0d lo a8 Iru8lees,
Thg Iru8lees are app&nted from Ihtr comF*lomonl of 24108dor8, all of whom ￿lunteer Ihglr
8ervlce8 lo the charSly. Full meeting8 of the truste•$ are held quarterty, with mogllng8 01
8ub-committee8 held in be￿een,
Day to day managgmgnt and runnlng of the charity are th8 respon8lblllly of the Pa8lor8. Paul and
Joanng Naughlon, Yupported by a learn of 241oad6rs. Th• tè8m meet8 monthly.
The Iru81ees regularly r8vl8w Bn a8s•88menl of the risks lo which the organi$allon 18 exptssed,
particularly bu51ness, oparational and flnancl81 risks, and introduce pro¢eduro$ and repertlng
reglmes to manage and reduce the Idenlllied risks.
Harve81 Church London i¥ a rogi¥lered charity and 18 congliluted as a company, limited by
guaranlge. 119 obleclg and power8 and other conslblullonal matt8r8 8rè $st out In ils Memorandum
and Artide8 of Assoclalion. 11 is governed by a Board ol Trusteè8 who a￿ responsible for setting
the 8lrategic direction ol the organisation and lor oslablishlng policy. A schema of delegatlon 1$ In
place for the day lo day running of the charlty,
ObJ•ctlYes and Actlvltl
Our main oyectlve8 are lo advance the Christian faith and lo relieve p8rson8 who are in condilknns
of need & hardship or sick and lo re11eva tho dlstr•ss eAused Iher*Jy.
The prin¢ipal activity of the charity during the period was lo advancè the Christian faith in London
and other parts of the world and lo relieve poverty and hardship. WÈ a￿ a multi-cultural organlsallon,
and our members include ex addlcts, $lngle pargnts and pec*ple living in poverty as wo11 a$ doctors.
lawyers and diplomats.
P8gw. 3

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company limit¢d by guarants• and not havlng a Share Capltall
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PURPOSES OF SECTION 162 OF THE
CHARITIES ACT 2011 AND DIRECTORS. REPORT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SECTION415
OF THE COMPANIES ACT 2006
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Sp8clfically Harv¢g1 Ch￿￿h'S alms are lo=
Reach out to peO￿t In the UK, offering spirilual, emotional and practical support
Nurture and support people in life and in Ihglr fallh
Tr8ln and equip pol8ntlal1è8d8rs
Release people Snlo servSce and mlnl81ry
Obl4ctlvM and Actlvltlos {contlnuodl
We athieve our airn8 by offering a range of actlvllles Including..
A nefvKJrk of around 40 8m811 group5 whlch offèr 8UPPOrt, menlorln9 and friendship
Personal development and Inner h¥aling weekend8
A 30 week lead&r8hip d8velopm8nl programme
Mulll.cullural and outreach days
Informal coun8elllno and practlcal $upport
Nallon81 and Inl•rnational conf¢ron¢o$ and Mi88ion
A¢hl•v8ments and P•rfomanct
Harvest Church has conllnued to 88Ne the Intgrg8t8 of Ils m•mb&r8, donor8, and thè wlder
communlly through ils e81ablished programme8.
Wè provlde communlty QUIr￿Ch actlvilies lo reach out lo our ¢ommun11108 ￿th God'$ me888ge of lovo and
healing.
Through our network of weekty men, women, youth 8nd ohlldren'¥ co11$, wa train, coAch and equlp buddlng
1oad¢r$ al o1116vels.
The charity18 ¢ommStted lo tralnlng and devaloplng 11$ volunteer8 and conllnues 118 programme of both forrnal
and informal tralnlng for volunteer8 In 518 various departm8nl$.
Th1$ yoar th• ¢harfly hAs conllnuod 118 outrèach and evangdl8m activllles to Ihg wldgr communliy. Thè88
Includè..
Hario•t 3oup Kltchen-we took our fortnlghtly soup kll¢h•n for thè homeless a glep further. Tho team
overseelng Ihg 8oup klt¢hgn now also take cooked food to the hungry wl8Sda our pramise$.
Impact- Wg prgvide mentoring and 8UPPQrt for th• youth 8nd young adults threugh a variety of prcgramme8
and event8.
Food Pantry- Vve provide a varlety of lood Itèms for paopi• in cris15 every Saturday.
Local Outr•8ch 4uilding relallonships, bèffiendlng and prayer for local people In W?mbloy are4.
Owp - a Meetlng for 81udenls In thelr lal& t¢en$, mid.fvRnlies which encourages gocial partlclp81ion, 8
188rnlng. carlng, glving and inv&stlng culture for partlclpgnts.
Church on Wheel•- we condud our services to care home8.
Tha Trustees confirm that in th8 exerci8e oflheir powers as tharity Iruslg88, they havg had due regard
lo thg published guidance from the Charities Commission on the oparal￿n of the public b•n8fil
requirements and tho aims of the charity are catTied out for the public benefit,
P898'. 4

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company Ilmlted by guar8ntg9 and not havlng a Share Capital)
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PURPOSES OF SECTION 162 OF THE
CHARITIES ACT 2011 AND DIRECTORS. REPORT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SECTION 415
OF THE COMPANIES ACT 2006
FOR THEYEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Durlng tho year:
hal dld we achieve In 2Q23?
The achlovemonls In year are detalled In the attached Annual Raport 8ub-pag$s followlng the
Trusloe8 Report.
Flnan¢l•l R•vl•w
Thè hn8nci818tat¥menl3 have been prepared in accordan¢e wllh the Companies Act 2006 the Statement of
Recommended Practice.. Accounting and Reportlng by Charllle8 li8¥ued March 20051, FRS102 and tho
Charity's govarning documents.
The 8urplu8 for th• year of £211,571 ly fefiectod In the r•s•rv•8, whlch now 8t4nd at £2,010,441.
Other Ih8n relainlng a level of fund8 lo mg91 the r•$eNa policy of the charlly, rn08t ol tha lund$ 8r& lo
ulili8ed In mgellng Ihg main oblecllve8 of Harvest Church London. The tru818•8 con8ld8r It lo be prudent lo
ulillso part of the fund8 In investing in118 own Ireehold proporty whlch hag 8in¢e Increased in value and mor•
Importantly provlded 8 permantrnl base for all ils activi1Ses. In the current perlorj an opportun51y arose lo Inve81
In a company ownlng premlse5 which meet our •xpan8ion of premlsos requlremenl8. AB avallabl¢ fund$
IncreaBe over and abov8 tha amount requir•d by the reserve policy the Iruslee8 will revlew the Invg8lmenl
policy to en$ur¢ that the returns Hatvest Church London re¢elves 18 maxlrnisad whilst not dolracting fund8
Irom118 main obS•ctlv•&.
Berves
The Tru$le08 regularly revlew the rlsks faced by the chadly and ar& gatlgfi•d Ih818pproprlal# pollcles and
procedurg$ 8re in place. The main risk 18 that members glvlng would fall balow the level required lo me81 all
the obligations of the charity. To counleT the Impact of this the charbty keep8 It'8 running cog18 to 8 minirnum In
order lo build ils cash reserves. The charlly18 rw gontrraling additional income from premis8s hire,
Thè Trustees have ag￿9￿ that free ro98Nes of the ¢h8rlly 8hould be 8uffidenl to SU818ln aciwily for at18481
12 months. Al 31 De¢¢mbgr 2023 f￿? regerve8 {belng current unreslricled fund5 not earmark&d for loan and
int¥re31 repayment8 or held in inveslmer¢lsl amounted lo £2,010.441. This leval, along wllh ongoing offering8.
would enable the charity lo continue all Ils cor¢ aotlvi1105 for 81 le89112 months.
Tru6teg6
Th8 Trusl8es during thè y•ar under rwlew wertr..
Paul Naughlon
Temi Ewuosho
Roseline 0sam-Duodu
Tim Collins
Nan8 Anaman
Pag8' 5

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company Ilmltsd by guarantsg and not havhg a Shar• Capltall
TRUSTEES ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE PURPOSES OF SECTION 162 OF THE
CHARITIES ACT 2011 AND DIRECTORS. REPORT FOR THE PURPOSE OF SECTION 415
OF THE COMPANIES ACT 2006
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Tru8teeB' Respon$lbllltlo8
Tho Iru8tee$ are responsible for prop8rlng the fInan￿31 statemènts In a¢¢ord8nce wf(h appllcablo law 8ThJ
United Klngdom G•nèrally Acc8pled Accounllng Practko.
Company law raquires Trustees, 88 directors of tho Company, lo prepar8 financial slalemenls for each finan¢lal
year whl¢h giva a tru8 and fair vlew of the slate of tho ¢hArily's affalrg and of the profit or loss for the year. In
preparlng these financial stslements the Trust888 ara r8qUiTed to..
Select suitablè accounting poIici8g and then apply them ¢on8islenlly'.
Make ludgemenlB and e8llmaleg that BTe reasonable and prudent,.
Prepare the Ilnancial statement8 on the going concern basls unl•$8 it 18
Inapproprf*le lo pr￿uma that the eharily wlll conllnue In bu6ine88.
The Tru8leeg are re$pon6ible for keèplng propèr accounlln9 fecord8 which dlg¢1088. wlh reasonable accuracy
al any Ilme, the financlal p0811ion of thè charity and enable them lo ensure that th8 financi81 slalamon18 comply
with the Componies Act 2006. Th8y ar8 also respon8lble for 8afoguarding th8 ass618 ol the char￿Y and hence
for taking reasonable slap8 for tha prevenllon and dele¢tion ol liaud and other irr8gulaTIII&8.
In addlI￿n, the Iw81a•$ confirm that..
In the 8xercl8e of their powgrs as charily tru81eè8, they have had duo regard lo
the publS¥hed guldance from the Charity Comml$sl¢)n on the operallon of Iho
public b&nefil rgqulremenls.. and
the aims of the Charity am carri8d out for the publ5¢ bon8fl1,
Small Company exomptloni
Th8 rgport of the Tru8lees' ha8 b88n prÉp2red in accordance with the provl8ions appllcable lo companle$
$ubjecl lo th$ small Companies. reglme and was approvod by the Board On 18 September 2024 and 8lgned on
ils behalf by..
ROS￿111& O•am.Duodu (ConN)any Secretary)
P89&". e

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
{A Company Ilmltod by gu•rantfjo and not havlng a sharn Capltsll
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S, REPORT TO THE
MEM8ERS OF HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
I report to Ihg charSly tru8lee8 tsn my examination of the accounts of tho company for the year gnded 31
D•￿Mber 2023, whlch are 881 out on pages 8 10 16.
RMpon•lbllltleJ and ba8ls of rnport
As the charity's Iw8t¥g8 of the company land a180 118 director8 for th• purpo8e8 of company lawl you or•
rfjsponsible for the preparalbon of the accoun18 in aco)rdanc• wllh the requSremen18 of the Companlo8 Act
2006 Ilhe'2006'Acti.
Havlng 89t18fl•d my8•1f that th8 8¢¢ounl8 of the company aro not r•qulrgd lo be audlled under Part 18 of I
2006 Act and are eliglble lor independent examination. I report Sn r$specl of my examination of your charity,
accounts a8 carried out under 8eGlion 145 01 th& Charllie8 Act 2011 Ith8 .2011, Acll. In carrylng out my
examination I have followed the Directlons glven by the Charlly Commlssion under gecllon 145151 Ibl of the
2011 Aat.
Indgp•ndont Examln•r'• report
Sln¢e the company's gross Incoma gxceed8 £250,000 your examlner mu8t b8 a m&mb•r of a body1181ed In
8ection 145 of the 2011 Act, I conflrm that l am qualified lo undertake tha fjxamlnallon because l am a quallfied
member of the In81ilul8 of Chartered Accounlanls in England and Wale8, whlchls one ol the li81ed bodle8.
I have completed my exgmln81ion. I confim that no matter8 have com• to my attenllon In conntctlon with the
examlnallon givlng me cause lo believe..
accounllng re￿Id8 were nol kept In respect of the Company 88 requlred by Bectbon 386 of th• 2006
Aet., or
the accounts do not accord wllh tho$¥ accountlng records., or
131 th• accounts do not Comply wlh the accounllng requirements of secllon 396 of the 2008 Ad olh•r
than any requirement that the aceounl$ glv• a truo and fair, vlew whSch IB r￿1 a mgtter consldered 88
part ol the Independent •xamlnallon'. or
141 the accounts have not been prepared in accoi¢Jance wllh the methods and principles of the
Slalernenl of Recommended pracllc8 for accounllng and reporting by chaTilies (applicable lo
charitias pr•parlng Ihelr accounlB in accordance wlh the Financlal RgPQrtlng Standard applicable In
the UK and Republlc of Ireland IFRS102)).
121
I have no concerng and have como a¢r088 no tsthei mallers in connecllon wilh the gxamlnalion lo which
attention should be drawn In Ihls report In order lo enable a proper undor8tandlng oif the accounts lo be
rgached.
Neil Heyèg FCA
Rayner Essex LLP
Faulkner House
Vlcloria Slrget
Sl Albans
Herts
AL13SE
Date.. 18 Septemb8r 2024
Poge.. 7

HARVEST CHURCH LONOON
(A Company limitsd by guaranto9 and not having a Sharn Capltall
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES
(Incon)orating Incomè & Expandliure Account)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
2023
Total
Fundg
2022
Total
Funds
Unrestrictsd R8Strtcted
Funds
Fund•
NoteB
Incoming r•80urcg8:
Tithes & offerings
Rental Incomo
Bookshop sales
Café S8198
G1ft Ald
Investment In¢ome
Sundry Income
Event Income
538,566
538,586
568,400
3,211
8,288
106.732
595
14.021
8,174
3.211
8,288
106,732
595
14,021
6,174
2,231
6,598
62,482
91
297
15,378
Total In¢omlng rosour¢o•
677,587
677,587
855.477
R•80urcèi •xp•ndod
Costs of generating lund8
Charllable a¢tlv515e8
187.543
298,473
167,543
298,473
183,441
357,511
Total ro¥our¢•• •xp•nd•d
486,016
4e8,018
540,952
Not In¢omlng mour¢e8 befor•
other ro¢ognl8ed galns attd lo*1
211,571
211,571
114,525
Oth•r rncognlsod Galn• and LOJ
Not movgment In fund8
211,571
211,571
114,525
Roconclllatlon of fund•
Fund Balances Brought ForwArd
Transfers bgtween funds
10
10
1,798,870
1,798,870 1,684,345
Fund balanc08 carrlod forward
10
2.010.441
2,010,441 1.798,870
All activllle8 are cla6s1fied a¥ ¢onlinuing. There ￿ra no r8cegnised gaSn8 or1088eg IOT 2023 ar 2022 other
than those recorded In Ihg Slalemenl of Financl81 Actlvitlo8.
The notss on pages 12 10 18 forn part of thè8& flnandal 8talemgnl¥.
Paoè.. 8

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON LIMITED
(A Company Ilmlted by guarantee and not having a Share CapIt￿)
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Notès
2023
2022
Fixed Assets
Tangible assets
1,590,361
1,595,741
Current Assets
Slook
Investment
Debtors
Cash al bank and in hand
8,063
895,400
8.599
866.000
108,115
93.839
Total Current As8ets
1,011,578
968.438
Cradltors: Amounts Falllng Dua
wlthln One Yaar
{51,2451
{64,2021
Net Current A88Ots
960,333
g04,236
Total Assets Lo88 Current
Llabllltl
2,550,694
2,499,977
Long Torm Llabllltles
IS40,253)
1701,1071
2,010,441
1,798,870
Th• Funds of the Charlty
Reserves
10
2.010,441
1,798,870
Total Funds
2,010,441
1,798,870
For the year endlng 31 December 2023 the company was enlilled to exemption from audit under sectlon 477121
ol the Companles Act 2006.
The members have not required the company lo oblaln an audit in accordance with sèction 476 01 the
Companles Act 2(￿6.
The directors acknowledge their responsibiliiles lor complying with the requlremenls ol the Aci wilh respect to
accounting records and the preparation ol financial slalem8nts.
These financial slatemenls have been prepared in accordance with the provisions applicable lo companies
subject to the small companie$, regime.
These linancial statements were approved by the 8oard of Trustees on 18 September 2024
and signed orb Its behalf.
Paul Naughton
Dlre¢tor
The notes on pag8s 1210 16 form part of ihese financial slalements.
Page.. 9

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
{A Company Ilmltod by guarants8 ind not having a Sharè Capltsll
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST DECEMBER 2023
2023
2022
Cash flows from operatlng artlvltles
Nat In¢ome18xpondltur81 for th& year
Adjustm8nls for..
Depreciation
Loss of disposal of IIx8d a88818
Invostmenl Incomg
Ilncrsa8eyreductSon in Stock
Ilncr8898)Ir8duction in d•btor8
Increaséllreductlonl In credthrs
211,571
114,525
7,708
15,607
15951
536
191)
2,017
1173,8101
631,738
Not ca•h provldodl {u•edl In op•ratlng actlvSdo•
45,410
783.796
Ca•h flo￿ from Inv•$tlng Qctlvlti
Purchasg of langlblo flxed as8et8
Sale of 18ngibl8 898e18
Pur¢h4¥e of Inve&lmenl$
Inve8tmtrnt Inc¢me
{2.3291
11,140}
(29,4001
595
{840.000}
91
Not caitt lu••d Inl Invo•Ono &¢tlvltl•
{31,1341
(841.049)
Nel IncreaB• I {decrea80) In ca8h and cHsh
oquivalent8
Co$h and cash •quival•nts al th• beglnnlng of the
year
14.278
177,253)
93,839
171.092
Cash and ￿$h 8quival•nl• al the end of th• year
108,115
93,839
Cash and cagh •qulvalenls l& made up of the
follewing..
Cash al bank and In hond
108,115
93,839
Tolal
108.115
93,839
The noleB on page8 12 to 16 fom part of these financial statements.
Psg8.' 10

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company Ilmlt8d by guarnnta• and not havlng a Sharè Capltall
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEfvIENT8
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Accountlng Pollclos
Basls of Accountlng
The finanaal 8latement8 have been prepa￿d in accordance wlth A¢¢ounling aNJ Rep¢)rtln9 by
Char511es.' Slalgment of R¥¢ommend¥d Pracll¢e applicable to charlll95 preparln9 Ihelr acco)unls In
accordance with Financlal Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland IFRS1021
(effective 1 Janliary 20151- Chari118s SORPIFRS102), the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in
the UK And Republic ol Ireland IFRS102) and the companie8 Act 2008.
Tht d)arlly has 18ken advanl8ge of the oxomplion8 in Finanryal R$portlno Standard No. 1 from th&
requirement lo produce 8 ca8h flow 81alemenl on th• grounds th811118 8 8mall company,
Roconclllatlon wlth pr8vlou• Genornlly Accept•d A¢countlng Prnctlco
In preparing the accoun18, the Iruslees have considered whether in applyin9 the 8ccountlng policlefy
required by FRS102 and the Charitie8 SORP FRS102 the re8lalemenl of ¢omparalivo item$ was
requlred. No *dlu8lm¥nl lo ¢omparallve Ilgure8 wag ¢on8ld&red nece88ary.
Fund accountlng
Unr•gtricl•d g•n•ral funds are availabla for u88 al th8 dl8cr8llon of Ihg Iru8t888 Sn
furtherance of the general objeet$ ol the ¢harilabl• company.
D88ignaled fund8 are unreslrlcted funds earmarked by th8 Iruslee8 for partlcular
purposes. Re8lricled funds are subjectèd to re81rlction8 en their expènditurè Impo8ed by
the donor or through th¥ term5 01 an appeal.
Incon￿n9 roiourc•8
All incoming r88ource8 are included In the Slalomenl of Fln8nclal Actlvi1Se$ when the Charity 58
enlilled lo the Income and the amourbl can be quanlllled wllh reasonable ae¢ura¢y. The followlng
$p•clllc pollci•8 ar• 8pp118d to particular c8legorles of Income..
Income from T￿he3 & Offorfng81g lully recognlsed In th• year k Is rece4ved.
Calé & Bookshop income 1$ recognised when the Items arè 801d,
Rèntal Sncome Is reco9nI8ed Sn the year when Invoiced.
Ro$ourc•• expendod
All expenditure 18 accounted for on an accru418 bag18 as 4114blllly 18 Incurrod. ExyndllLtr• exclL¢dg8
VAT where It 1$ reGoverable.
Cosls of g6n8raling fund5 compris• the costs associated wllh Iht mainl•nance of our premlsè$
and the productlon of PR lile181ure.
Charitable expendllure compri8e8 tho$• co819 Incurr•d by tho charily In 8¢hlevlng Ils oble¢tlv¢8
including the holding OT SUPPOrting of ctsnferences and event8, pa81oral care and 8UPPOrt lo other
Mlnlslrles. 11 includes both costs that can be allocated directly to Such activilieB and those co¥ts ¢1
an Indirect nature ne￿$Sary lo support them.
Govemance co81s include those assori8led wilh megllng thg conslkullonal and stslulory
requirements of the charity and include the audit feeg and costs Ilnked lo the glrateglc
managem9111 ol the charity.
All ￿ts1$ are allocated between the expenditure categories of the Statement ol Financial ActivilieB
on a ba818 designed lo refie¢l the uso of the resource. Costs relallng to a particular activity a
allO￿ted dSreclly, olher cost8 arè apportionèd on an approwiala basis.
Palle.. 11

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
{A Company Ilmitod by guarant8è and not havlng a Shar8 Capltall
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Acceuntlng Pollcle8 Icontlnuedl
Dopr•clatlon
Dapr6ciation is calculatad lo wrlle down th8 cost or valu81ion It88 eslimaled residual value of all
langlbl$ fixed as8et8 over Ihelr exptrcted useful Ilvè$. Thè ratès gènerally applica￿@ afa..
Computer equipment
25% straight lino
Office equipment
25% straight lin•
F￿&hOld Propgrty
No depreGlallon Land value oxceèds property eO8t
Incomlng resources
The Income was dorivod from the charity'8 prlnapal activill•s whlch were Carrled out malnly Sn the UK,
The ¢harily'8 main 8ource8 of Incom8 centre around the donallons received from 118 members and
Income d8riv8d from running the café and bookshop fa¢ililie$ that ar$ provlded lo Its membgrs.
Total r•8ourcg8 oxpgnded
2023
Toial
fundB
Co•¢• dlr•GIty •llw•tgd ¢0 4¢tlvltl•i
staff S818n•e IIK penilonl
SuppoFI lo Othw Nlinlolrlol
178.561
176,651
e3,810
793
196,826
44,9S4
1.322
6,211
7,573
63e.io
793
8ook$gt¢.
2,767
7.430
2,7S7
7,430
co￿ Purehi881
Food$lulls lor•vonl8
8,155
17.063
è,155
17,083
13,644
4,877
8,778
13,929
,727
6,540
P4$toral cèr•
Trawl & Hot•l•
13,644
PR ILlt8r•luro 8 8ro¢hui••l
5ubKftption•
4.677
4.877
4.877
293.009
297,686
3SY,868
Support Co•t• •llocal•d to a¢tlvttlots
T￿lph)n¢
Office Slallonfjry
L￿ht And H•al
Pr?rnlJes Runnlw Expong14
R8P8IFs and Renew818
0￿• Exponies
Bank Cl8rge&
Loon Inl•rasl Pald
4.412
4,142
1,052
11.808
14.013
3,969
1,224
13,229
0,532
39.814
1,496
10.26
1,052
11,008
14,013
7,208
1.73¢
5,908
44,082
7.21#
3,144
1.562
7,708
6,482
7.208
1.736
5,908
44,082
7.219
Equlpmeri & acc8eboriè&
Ini¥ronce
3.144
1.582
2,068
1,612
15.607
7,366
Dewecialion
Ex8rnkn8Yon a accoumancy f888
7,70B
6,482
Prcl6A$lonal 1808
9,305
9,905
18.180
CoNu1￿ncY Serv￿8
167 $43
298 473
540 952
Pag8.' 12

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company limltfjd by guarantee and not having 4 Shar• C•pltsl)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Net Mo¥oment In Fund•
Th• movÉm•nt of lunds is stated after ¢harylng or (crgdltlngl:
2023
2022
Oeprecialion of owned a$$a18
Independent Ex¥mlner'$ reMun8ralion
7,644
4,740
15.607
4,21)0
Taxatlon
No prov18ion for UK corporallon lax has been m4d• slnce the Tru8le$$ are of the opinlon that all ol
the charlty'8 inc¢m• is 8ppli•d lor charitable PLwpo8e6.
Tru8t•e8 and Enwloy•o•
2023
2022
Wages and yalarles
Employ•rs' national in8urance
Employer$. penslon CO$18
158,594
11,328
6,829
163,638
18,857
14,031
178,551
196.526
The av•ray nKJnthly nurnber of employee8, excludlng TruJloe•, ¢Jurlng the yoor WAS as follows..
2023
Number
2022
Numbèr
Dlrecl charllable actlvllle?
Management and admlnl8lrollon
No Indlvidual employee received remunerallon of £80,000 or higher.
The cost lo the charity of $gnK)r mgnag•m8nl personnel was £55,22912022', £83,998>
Paotr." 13

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company limited by guarante• And not havlng a Sharo Capltal)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
Tanglble Flxod A889ts
Froehold Flxturns &
propgrty
Flttlng•
Offl¢e
Equlpment
Total
Al 111 January 2023
Addllions
1,567,255
32.908
130
135,331
2,199
1.735.494
2.329
At 3111 08￿mber 2023
1,567,255
33,038
137,530
1.737,823
Dopreclatlon
Al 1" January 2023
Chargo for the year
31,742
328
108,011
7,380
139,753
7,708
A8 8131 D•¢embgr 2023
32,070
115.391
147,461
N•t Book Valu•
At 31 D•cember 2023
1,587.255
22.139
1,590,361
Al 31 D¢cgmber 2022
1,567,255
1.1e6
27,320
1.595,741
Inv••tmgnts
2023
2022
Other Inve8tment8
895,400
8e6.000
Credltor•: Amounts Falllng wlthln ong yoar
2023
2022
Accwals
Short term loans
Other tradltors
3,720
45,898
1,827
3.720
55,701
4,781
51,245
84,202
10
Credltor•: Amounts ialllng duè •ftor more than ong
yèar
2023
2022
Inl¢re8t fr9$ ban
Bank108n
30,000
871,107
540,253
540.253
701.107
The bank loan Is secured agalnst th8 Charlly's Propety,
Paoo.. 14

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company Ilmlt•d by guarantsè and not havlng a Share Capltsl)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATAMENT8
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
11.
Funds
G•nor41
Unre8trlctèd Fund
Al 181 January 2023
Not incoming loulgolng r&$Wr￿s)
Tran818r b8tween funds
1.798.870
211.571
At 318t December 2023
2,010,441
12.
AMly$l• of A•8Ot8 bètwaon Fund8
Lkndoilgnatsd
Gonernl
Fund•
Flxed ABsel8
Stock
Inve81m￿lS
Debtors
Cash al bank and In hand
Credllorts
1,590.361
8,063
B95,400
108,115
{591,4981
Al 3181 D￿mber 2023
2.010.441
13.
OpeTatlng L￿$8 Commltm•nt•
At 31at D•camber 2023 the chorfty had no commllmenls undgr r￿n.Can¢t1labI• operatlng1gas•J.
14.
Rgl*t•d Party tran••ctlon
Thfj lollowing related party Ir4nsactlon8 0¢￿rred In tho year..
The Tru8lee8 hav8 made donatlon$ lo Ihg charity during the year gmountlng In aggregate lo £23,819
12022, £45,052),
The charity purchased trom Mrs J Naughlon, wSfe of director Mr P Nau9hlon. books lor resale
amounting to £410 12022 £5181 and her company, H8al8d for Llle Ltd, wa¥ pald £42,804 12022..
£40,590) in r•sp8ct of the provi8ion of consu5tanGy $6rvice8 rendered in the area of markelSng, public
relations, medi8 managomenl, management training, staff coaching and straleglc goal achievement
on b•half of Harve61 Church London.
Ruth Diang, a membèr of Harvest Chur¢h London, who also provldes accountancy 8eNcg8 to the
ompany, holds a 50% $har•holding the company in which Harve81 Church Londw acquired the
50% sh8r9holdlng during the year
15.
Momber8 Ilabllity
The I1a￿.11tY of the members is re$tri¢led to £10 on the event of the* winding up of the org8nisalion.

HARVEST CHURCH LONDON
IA Company15mited by guarant•• and not havlng a Shars CapStall
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
AS AT 31ST DECEMBER 2023
16.
Total ro8ource8 •xp6nded In comparatlve yo8r 2022
Total r•sou￿08 oxponded
21122
Total
lunds
dli•¢tly allot•t•d io actlvltl••
196.5
84,9S4
1.322
5,211
7.573
196,526
84,9$4
150,334
41.227
Swpon ioolh8r Mlnl41rt0¥
Conlqr•nc8 C￿1&
1,322
8SO
k8 ete,
3,211
1,992
6,313
4,318
Café Purehtt88È
7,673
8,778
Food•tuflfy lry ev￿18
8.778
13,920
33,727
P•8toral c6r8
13.P29
33.727
5,540
2,308
357.888
Travel & Hotel8
2,708
6.228
PR ILl¢or•luro 18roehw•Jl
SubBerlpt10rn6
5,540
5,540
352,328
234,129
Support Colts 4lloc•t•d to a¢tlvlll••
T•l•phon•
81olwJMry
Lighl •nd H•il
Preml68o Runnlng E%pen¥e8
R•p•lrv Bnd Rornew818
OIAce Expgnoes
Barth Ch•ra•i
Loan InieFe81 Pald
Equ*menl & acco18c￿l
In8ur8neo
3,959
1,224
3,9
1,224
13,220
e.532
38,614
1,4
10.258
e.814
3.645
13,220
9.532
11.002
14.093
32.%3
2,949
?9,814
1.496
10,266
8,014
3,345
4,823
2,791
2,•S8
2.85e
Mloco114MOU
1,512
16,607
7.36
S• 200
Daweclal¥Jn
Examinaiion & a¢￿￿1￿ncY l#••
Profoss￿MIl le
IS,997
7.988
1e,423
6,942
183 441
387511
540,952
390 476
Pag8." 16