REGISTERED COMPANY NUMBER; 06669fA8
CHARITY NUMBER: 1125701
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES AND
UNAUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE PERIOD ENDING 30 JUNE 2022
FOR
CARDIFF VINEYARD
(A COMPANY LIMITED BY GUARANTEE)
"ACIYH3VN*
22104r2023
COMPANIES HOUSE
A14
3110Y2023
COMPANIES HOUSE

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Table of conlents
Company Inlorn*lM
Report of the T￿￿te¢S
Independent Examinerfs rerK)rt
10
Summary of Financial Adivitses
11
Balance Sheet
12
.Cash Flow Stateff￿nt
13-19
'Notes to the FI￿"claI Staternehts

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Statement of Financial Actlvftles for the period ended 30 June 2022
Totsl
fvnds
Pri
funds
fvnds
vear
fvnds
Income from:
Donations and legacies
475.269
475.269 391.214
Charitable activities
16.649
124.398
141.048
33,208
.Other tradiTrgacti¥itie5
124.1
224.1)68 143.765
Totol
715.986
124.398
840.384
568.187
Expenditure on:
'Raising ￿ndS
6.335
6.335
5.455
Charitable activities
607.398
19.756
627.154 540,C63
Totol
613.732
19.756
633.488
545,518
Net {EMpenditure) I Income
102.254
104.642
2C6.896
22.669
Transfers between funds
..Net movement.in Funds
206,896
Totsl funds brought forward
69,702
10.567
Totolfvnds caniedfvrwanl
171.956
125.209
297.165
90,269
All the above results arise from ￿ntinuIng opera11c￿$ ol Ihe ch￿th. There is no difference betr4een the
net oulgoing reswrces ar￿ the histcffl.cal rnst equivalent.
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COMPANY INFORMATION
REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER: 1125T01
COMPANY NUMBER:
TRUSTEES:
J.G. Rankine lapwinted 11108r2￿8>
B.0. Rankine (appoinbj 11108120081
J.J.B. Hargreaves lapFK)inted'1811"112014)
R. Kissick (Chair. appointed 0910612016)
S.J. Boftman {appJinled 1510512018)
SECRETARY:
.D. R￿￿'ne (ap￿Inted 11108r2rA)8>
REGISTERED OFFICE:
Hend
IlanlrithydRoa(I
St Hilary
Cobthdge
Vale of GlamoffJan CF717DP
PRINCIPAL OFFICE:
The Gate
KeppLKh Street
Cardrft
CF24
BANKERS:
CAF Bank Ltd
25 Kings Hill Avenue Kings Hill
West Mdling
Kent
ME194JQ
INDEPÉNDENT EXAMINEIL.
Stepl*n Perry LLB ACMA CGMA FCII
Chartered Management Acc4)untant
Knowle House
38 York Road
y￿
Y024 4LZ

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REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
The Twstees of card￿ Vineyard rthe Church.) Fwt their repxt and unaudited finanryal
statements for the year ended 30 June 2022.
The Trustees c￿r￿M thal the Amual Rewrt aThJ finanrial statements of Ihe Church comply wsth the
current statutory requirements. the requirements of the Churd)'s govemir¥J documenl and the
provisions of Ihe'slateffentof Recommended Prath"cB {SORPI. applicable to charities preparing their
accounts in acoydance with the Finanual Rewts"ng Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of
Ireland {FRS 102) leffectr¥e 1 January 2015).
Since the Church qualifies as small undwsectKwi 382 ofthe Compantes Act 2006. the strategic report
required of medium and *ge Companies under The Companies Act .2006 "{Strategic"Ret&K"t and
Directols Report) Regulations 2013 is Th)t required lo be presented."
Structure. Governan¢e and Management
Cardiff Vineyard is a registered rthanty. chanty numter 1125701. in(x)rwraled ￿ 11 August 2008.
duly constituted by means of its Men￿rarK1Urn and Articles of ASsrtiat￿ft and operating as a
"Church,. The Church operates in the United Kingdom of"Great Britain aThJ N￿thern Ireland and
'"Cardiff.Vineyard is a eompany limrted by guarantee as wdl as a registered charity. arK] urK]er
"company law the TfUStee5 of the Charty are the tiwtss of the dwitth company.
.. The liabilty of each Trustee in the event of a winding up L% limited to £10. The day to day running of
the ch.urch and operation81 decisions are delegated to the pastoral and administrative staff led by
J.G. Rankine. J.G. Rankine is also a Trustee.
..The Trystees meet at least three times a ￿ and are resFKmsible makiry the major d￿l$lOr
relating to the Tunning of Church. These decisK)ns Ind￿ apwoval ollhe annual tM)Jget and any
agreements material to the fInar￿la1 rAisiti"on of Ihe Church.
Appointment of Trustees
New trustees are appointw5 when approwiate. Suitable ￿r￿1#yales. who ￿ generalty (but not
exdusively) selected from wthin the ffembership of Cardrfl Vineyard. are considered on the basis of
"their skills. eXper￿n￿ and urMlerstaThJing of the aims of Ihe Church. New trustees have the
opportunity of reviewing appropriate dcM)Jments induding the acwunts and meekn.ng with pastoral and
administrats've staff as part of their induclion process. Cunent trustees are IL*ed on page 3.
Objectives & Activities
The (A¥ectives of CO￿11￿ Vineyard we..
The advancement of the Christian faith induding miss#)nary aciivities in the Unrted Kingdom
and overseas and also ind￿ling. 'but not limrted lo. the plaritsng of new "Churches and
organisatKJns of congregatK)ns.
The relief of ￿ pr￿ and rwdy, WKI th)* vtho are aged ￿ S￿k.

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Report of the Trustees for the period •n"ded 30 June 22 (continued)
The advan￿￿￿nI ofed￿0110n.
Such other tharitabte objects and ￿ the benefit of such other (tharilabfe
bcxjies and instFtulK)ns as the Trnstees shall at their absolute disLYetion see fiL
The Tnjslees confim that they have complied wrth the duty in the Chanties Act 2011 to have due regard
lo public benefrt guidance published bylhe"Charity"commiss￿n. The signrfKant aciivities undertaken to
carry out our aims for the puLrfic benefft and our achieV￿nts measured against those aims are
provi(kd below.
Review of activities
Achlevements and performance
The advancemenl of the Chrisfyan laith including missionary activities in'the United Klngdom
and ovetseas and also including. bul nol limited to. the plan.tlng of new Churches and
organisations of congregations
Over the.last year Cardrft Vine￿rd has CQntirn￿d with lis visw)n ofbeing a Mul￿-s11e thurch for Cardtff
and beyond. We have three different kxations across Ihe Cty (Cardiff Centra" l."Cardiff'North aThJ
Cardiff West} for congregational gatherings and other activities.
As the Church has emerged from the pandemic and regathwed in person V￿ have seen an increase
. in the number of people who would see themselves as members of Cardiff Vineyard. We now have in
the regron of 575 adults and 240 uThJer 18
Our menibership is irKrea&ngty divetse. with a wldè range of ages ano backgrwTris represented 8nd
.m)any people who come from a non-thurch uptsinging.
We have continued lo run Alpha courses. which gNes peo￿ an oppcvtunity to expiore the Christian
faith in a relaxed and acces￿ble setliNJ. We ran three Alpha courses. one in person for adults, one in
person for Youth and one onl1r￿.
we.have continued'to Pemts Viney*d vthicTh we klarted in April"202"1. with rwJular
mentoring for their senior leadeT5hip team.
Cardiff Wineyard (Z￿t￿￿e5 to have good links *ryih rAher charities a¢TOSS Carihff and ffijrther affield in
India. participating in joint veniures to frJrther the gospel of Jesus Christ arK] lo relieve the EK)or
and needy. We have also started a parts)ership with the AsscKJ"ation of Vineyard Churches in Kenya
which WOVKles Men￿ng for senior pastors in Kenya.
Our Vineyard K￿$ mintsty SFKynsors a chitd at the Love the One woiect in India. In addttion to offering
Supp￿ overseas. we conkn'nue lo financially suppcKI a tharity based in Trevrmxfa ￿lled Pkssage Wales
who work wilh young people from thaotic backgrourKIs.
The relief olthepoorand and Ilwe who are agedorsk
The church ¢xJntinues to run its Restore, minLStries. with an array of drfferent proiects whtch *e
dedicated to providing practical support and rela*"onship with those fa¢ing.hardship in the city.
We have continueo to run Ty Adfer HLwse in partneT5hip with Green Pastures with 4 residents. The
house is fulfilling ￿ vision that r( will be a home for men to come and be restored after the povety
and*ardship.they"have".faced.

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Our Storehouse project has ca￿]ed on albeit * reduced 0￿ra￿"0nal levels. Storehouse collects
fumiture goods for those in need arouThJ the aty and we have managed to supwrt dozens o.f
iTrJivMluals and families. a good number of whom are disabled or long tem) $￿k. This project ts run by
a team of vcdunleers fr¢yn the thurth ￿ they (mtfftue to (x4le¢t and deliver lterr￿.
We ￿ntynue to njn Blend proie(a. which is a wmmunity Spa￿ and suppcrt slructure for refugees
and a$￿￿M seekers in the uty. "sin￿ it began. indr¥iduaks representiThJ over 70 nkn'onalrties'have
come along.
We 81so f￿ntinue to run w GrrJ•tsby woiecL SWp￿.n9 vulnerable fam￿e¥ and Sm￿le p*enis in the
early stages of parenb"ng. The task ol provKJing essential ¢tems has twn maintained over Ihe last
Iwelve months m￿Y famllies have been served.
The communty'stay and pw sessionshave retty￿ ￿er Covio and are a place 01 ¢ommunity.
connection and support.
We established The Gale Foc*1 Ctrop. whtth PToMdes families struggling financially wrth a weekly
fwd shop £3. By the end ofJune 2022 VR were serying 50 ¢ustomers each week.
The advancement of educalion.
Membets ofthe church have txyitinued to have a weekty menu ofways to connect with each other, to
study the Bible logelher arKI leam more ab(NJt their fath. Our small group system. whith consists of
courses. o¥)mmunty groups and activity gr¢wp5. has ￿"gh levels ol engagemenl. Our Youth small
groups moved in person arKI started meeting at Cathedrnl Schr￿. Llandaff and wntinue to grow.
"More locally. we continued to run our'Leadership Yearf. with weekly seswns for the group from
"September 2021 onward wth six individuals serving.the thurth and spec[r￿ ministries. as well as
growing in therr petsonal dTsciWip and leadership.
Such other charitable obJe¢ts and for fhe benefrt of such othercharitable bodles and
institsltions as the Committee shall at Ihelrabsolute dixretion se• fit
We a￿ a church ￿MmItted to worktng in partnetship Tmih other churches. charities and other
Organisati￿S. In the last y&Ar we have o)nlinued our ongobr*J (x)blatKMalive wcrt with Oasis.
Trinty Centre. Keep Wales Tidy. Rainbow of Hwe. Cardfft Fcnjbank. Green Pastures. Dusty Forge
and Welsh Refugee Counol.
Financial performance
Overall
The financial ststements presented shcA¥ a net surplus for year of £206.896 {2020.' £22,669).
Funds brought forward totslled £￿.269 plus the surF4us for the year result in totsl funds carried foThvard
into the 2022123 financial year of £297,165 of which £125.209 are ￿tT￿ted fijnds.
Membership aThJ attendan￿ have remained statAe and swJrts of growlh in some of our
SundaylcKalions and cor¥Jrega"tions. The core membership has conb'nued to prowde financial supp¢)rt
through regular. mnthly giving as in wevM)us yeaps.
The resutt of the increase in income has also t*en an increase in cash balancès to £367.17612021..
'£"1"64.832}. Cash balances inctsased due to iM¥eased giving from our members and include £88,OlXI
of restn'cted funds dO￿ted to supkxjrt the purchase of The Gate. a propety in txntral Cardtff.

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Going ¢on¢om
After making appropriate EyNuiries.'the Tntstees have a reaSon￿e expeclatKJn that the Church has
adequate resources lo continue in Operati￿al existen￿ the foreseeable fuhjre.
Tho Tn￿leeS have also CO￿ldered the riskstrj ￿ g[￿ng ojneem a5serkn and have mr*Jelled several
polerilial scenarK)s ￿1here income falls a lempcffary sustsined pe￿d. It largely maintained ils
membetshy and ino)nw during the paTrJernic FerKxI aThJ has conb.nued to grLYW ttwoughout the year.
Mosl ofthe Church's Inc￿Me is derived from regular donations which tske pEa¢x through standing C￿derS
or'Give As You Earn donations. Further income is ￿1ved Ma contriTrJulions to the wages of Church
staff by Vineyard Churche5 UK & Ireland (VCUKI) frx roles nalionalty.
The church's cost base is predominanty cOM￿￿d of staffng costs. smaller elements relating to
mortgage payments and direct expendtlure on its activittes."SPK*l-tfrmedium"lerm o)st pressures can
be relieved by reducb.ons in direct expendibjre; in Ihe loryer-temi. su5tsined fa115 in incomé may be
mitigated ultimately by a red￿tiOn in staffing.
As such. the Tnjstees have adopted the gcir¥J cA)nC￿ basis in txepamg the financial statements.
Further details regarding the &Jo￿lon of the w'ThJ c¥)￿1 b&is ran be found in th8 Ac£￿￿￿ng
Policies.
R¢serves Polity
Tlie Trustees have examined the Church's reqU￿e￿￿nts for free ￿ServeS in the light ofthe predominant
risks.to Ihe Church. The main risk is idents'f*d as a red￿t￿)n ￿ the Clwrch meinbership giving rise to a
reductDn in income.
The T.rustees also reviewed the Reserves in li￿ ￿ a ry￿rtg￿e offer frryn ￿'ngdoM Bank with a
view to purchasing The Gate. required the total held in resep4es to be no Iw than £83.(NJO. Th
tolal is less than the amwnt held in reseryes at June 2022.
At 31yh June 2022 reseThes any)unted to £297.165 . of which £125.209 are restrtcted funds. see nole
7.'"(2021":"£90."269 of whieh"£20.567 We￿ restrided lunds). Total reseThes are expected.to vary in
fuiure periods in line with Church expendilwe arnl n*nts￿hIp levels.
Total free r8seryes at June 2022 art INgher ttwn requirement of the reseNes FtAicy. The
Trustees will (x)ntinue to tr￿Ik1 cash balances to support adtr*ren￿ to the and expected'activity
for the following year. Cash balances held at ￿ June 2022 totalled £367.176 (2021.. £164.832).
Rlsk Management
The systems of intemal control are designed to reasonable. twt not absolute. assura￿e
against material misstatement or loss. They indude:
(a) an annual tjuty apwo¥￿1 ty the Twsiees:
(b) regular consideration by Ihe Twstees of fina￿la1 rep￿ts".
(c) del8gabon of authonty arKI segregatw)n of thrties;
(dl Ifjenli￿IIOn and management of risks.
A strategic risk register is maintained. arvj the TnJsiees regulaty wevivw the rnain risks thal the Church
faces. with pericdie 'deep dives. on Fndividual risks. believe that maintsinir4J the free reserves at
the levels noted on the .statwnent of financial aabvitss, (Y￿￿1n￿¢ *ith app.ropriate reviews of the

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controls'over key finanoal systems. provwles suffiaent res￿rceS in ￿ event of unexpeded adverse
conditions. The T￿￿teeS are also of the o￿nIOn "th81 aoequate systems are in place to miti9ate ary
significant mattets arisirwj from operatsLThI ar￿ business rtsks.
Summary
The Twstees consider that they have complied with Secti￿ 4 of the Charrties Act 2006 and that the
Church and its membership are meeting the charitable obiects"vesthat were detemiinedwhen Ihe Church
was formed. As it grows. it is exFÉCted that the Churth's communty wdl have further OPFKJrtunrties to
increase its activtty and in1luen￿.
ststement of Tnjslees, responsikn'lities
The Tnjstees (who are also direclrgrs of Cardiff Vineyaftl f(r the purposes of wmpany law) are
responsible for preparing the Tntslees. Annual Report aThl the financial sL￿ements in acc£*rdance with
appficable law and United Kintyfjth￿ h£¢Ounli￿jStandards (United Kingdom GeneraAy AGcepled
Accounting Practice).
Company law requires the Trustees to prepare financial ststeff*nts for eath financial year vthrch give
a true and fair view of.the stsle ol alyairs of the charitable cx)mpany and ol the incoming resources and
applicatM)n of resources f(Y that perKKI. In prepaJir¥J these financol slatements. the Tn￿tee$ are
required to".
seled suitable accounting wlicies and then apply them consislenlly.
observe the metlvjds and principles in the CharitEs SORP {FRS 102):
make judgn*nts arKI estimates that are reasonable and prudent.,
state whether applicable UK Ac￿unb￿9 Stsndards have been follobwj.
subiecl to any material departures dwaos&J arKI explained in the firtanrial
ateriienfs... an(J
prepare the financial stsleThnts on the goiry basis unless it is
inappropriate to wesume that the charital￿e ￿MpanY wru continue In
business.
, The Trustees are responwbje for kee￿n9 adequate ac£ounting recorts that disdose WTih
reasonable accuracy at any time the financ*1 F*)sIt￿ of the charitsble o)mpany and enable
' them to ensure that the finanaal 5tstements o)mply with the Companies Act 21J)6. Try are
also reSpOn￿￿e for safeguarding the assets of the charilable company and the group and
"henee"for taking reasonable steps for the rxevenlion and detection of fraud and other
t￿egUlar1tie5.
The Trustees are reSp￿￿t￿e for the Maintenan￿ and integrTty ofthe Lyytmte arkj finanaal
information included on the charita￿e CoMpan￿S website. Legislatr'on in the United KirwjdC￿n
governing the preparation and dissemination of financial ststemerts may differ from legislatK)n
in other jurisdictions.
Statement as to disclosure of infomialion to the Independent
Examiner
So lar as each Trustee L% aware. Ihere is ￿ relevant a￿j11 inkThthn ofwhich the Church's
Independent Examiner is unaware.
Each Trustee has taken all the Steps (suth as enquirps of oltw Tntstees and the
IndepeTrJent Examiner and any other steps required by the Trustee's duty to exercise due care.
skill. and diligence} that he or she OWJM to Thave taken in his or her duty as a Tnjstee to make
himsdf or hersell aware of any relevant audit information arKI to establish that the Church's
.IndependeNtExaminer4s aware of tt¥at inf(rfHkn.

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T14è qcrA!unts were approved on beh*tofthe Board of Trustees (m 2f March 2023
Chair of Board of Trustees

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Independent examinefs report lo the tntstees of Cardiff Vineyard
I rerKJrt to the charity trustees on my examination ofthe ammts ofthe wmpany forthe peri￿1 ended
30 June 2022, vthich aré set rArt on pages 10 to 18.
Respectlve responslbllities of trustees and examlner
The ltrustees (who are a150 the directors of the ccrnpany for purtKJses of oJmp8ny law) are
responsible for'the preparation of the accounts in accordance wrth the requirements of"the"Companies
Act 2(X)6 ('the'2006 Act.). The trustees (xjnsider that an audit is Trjt requ￿ed for thi5 year under section
144{2) of the Charities Act 2011 (the 2011 Act} and that an iTr*twMJent examinatrjn is needed.
Having Satisf￿ myseff that the accounts of Ihe company are nol required to be audited under Part 16
of Ihe 2006 Act and are eltgible for independent examination. I report in respecl of my examination of
your compan￿5 accounls as carried wl under section 145 of the Charities Act"2011 ('the"201"1 Act'l.'In
carrying out my examinat￿n I have followed the Directions gNen by the Charity Commission under
section 14515)Ib) of the 2011 Act
Basls of Indepen￿ examlnerfs report
My examith.on was carried wt in ￿Ydan￿ with the gerwal th"￿tiOnS grven by the Charity
Commission. An exarrTination indudes a rewew of the accnuntiThJ records kept by the charity and a
comparison ol the accounts presented wtth those reC￿rds. It also indudes CA)nskderation of any unusual
items ordI￿o$VreS in the accwnts seeking explanations from Y1￿ as trustees 0)n￿MIng any su
matters. The prO￿d￿reS undertaken do not pro￿.de all the evideneÉ that would be requ￿ed in an audit
and consequenty no opinion is given as'to whe"ther"the accounts present a Irue an¢J fair viev/ and.the
report is limited to ttK)se matters set (￿rt in the ststement below.
'"Independent oxafflinerfs st•teme
Since the company's gr05S ifKome exceeded £250.CK)O your examtner must be a member of a body Si5ted
in seth.on 145 of the 2011 Act. I confwm that l am qualifjed to undertake the examination because l am a
member of The Chartered Instilute of Management AcCx)u￿nts. one ofthe listed tr•xli8s.
l.have comple.lea my examinatron. I confinn Qha'l no matters have r￿Me"tO my attentsn in conneciion with
the examinati￿ giving me caw¢ to believe that in any material respecL
acmunling reC￿S were not kept in Tesr*d of the tximpany as required by s386 of the 2008 Act:
the accDunts do not accrxd with those records: c
the accounts do rH)t Ix)mply wrth the accounting rewirements of s396 of the 2(K16 Act other than any
requirement that the aCc￿nts g've a 'tr￿ and fair whth not a matter consKlered a8 part of an
independent examInat￿n. or
the acc(Junls have not been wepared in aC￿rdan￿ with the meth(Lls and priroples of the Statement
of Recommended PrdCticE for acc(MJnting and re[ti￿rYJ by CharIt￿S applicable to chariknes prepariThJ
Iheir accwnts in accordan￿ the Finawal Re￿Ing Standard applvble in.the UK and Republic
of IrelaTKI {FRS 102).
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'I'have no concans and have come across no other mattets in (xinnection with the examination lo vihich
attention should be drawn in this reFx)rt to enable a proper understandiry of the accounts to be reached.
Stephen Pwy LLB ACMA CGMA FCII
C￿artere(l Managew¢nt A¢<wntant
38 York Road
Acomb
Y024 4LZ
2W March 2023

CAIIDIFF VIIIEYARD
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEIIENTS FOR THE PERIOD E14DED 30 JUNE 2022
COMPANYNUMBER 06669648
Balance Sheet as at 30 June 2022
Notes
2021122
2020121
Fixed assets
Tangible assets
2.7
3,254
Current assets
Debtors
Cash at bank and in hand
io
24,706
367.176
8,972
164.832
Total current assets
391,881
' 173.804
Current Liabilities
Creditors- falling due wiihin one year
li
49.713
37.603
NET CURRENT ASSETS
342.169
136.2(K)
TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LIABILITIES
344.959
139.454
Creditors: falling due within one year
47,794
49,185
TOTAL N￿AsSErs
297.165
90.269
FUNDS
"Restricted.funds
Unrestricted funds
125.209
171.956
20,'567
69.702
TOTAL FUNDS
297.165
90.269
For'the year ended"'30 June"2022.Ihe company was erititled io exemptK)n"ftom audit under section 477 of
the Companies Act 2006 relaling to small Compan￿$.
The members have not required Ihe Church to obtain an 8￿j￿( of rfs acc￿nts the year in question in
accordance wilh sedion 476. The direttors acknrA¥ledge Iheir resp)nsibility for cnmplying with the
requireff*nts of the Companies Act wth reSp￿t to accounbr¥J rerJ)rd5 and the preparation of accounts.
The"financial slalernerits aJMfj associaled notes (whid) lorm part of these accounts} on pages12 to'21
were approved by the Twstees on 2P M*1 2023 and were signed on its behalf by..
R. Kissick
Chair of Board of TnBtees
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"CARDJFF VINEYARD
ANNLIAL REPORTAND HNANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE PERI(X) ENDED 30 JUNE 2022
Cash Il*)w ststement for year endlng 30 June 2022
es
2021122
2020121
Cash {usedl I generated in opeTatirvJ athiti
17
202.344
85,224
.Cash flows from investlng activil
Purchase of tangible fixed assets
(Decrease) l increase In cash In th? y￿r
202.344 85.224
Cash at tlte beginniro of ￿ yew
164.832
79.608
Total cash at the ènd of the year
367,176
164832
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CAROIFF VINEYARD
CI)MPANY NUIABERD6669648
ANNUAL REPORT AIID FINANCIAL STATEMEl¥fS FOR THE PERI￿ E•￿ED 30 JUNE 2022
Noles to the a¢counts
1. Accounting Policies
The financtal ststements have been KKepared in accordance wth applicable accounting standards in
'United Kingdom "(FRS "102). the SL￿einent of RecomffEnded Pr￿ty"ce ISORPI applirable to charities
preparing their accounts in accordan￿ with tt* Financial Retxjrting Standard appJic2bJe in the UK and
Republic of Ireland {FRS 102) (effective 1 January 2015). the Charities Act 1993 as amended by the
Charities Act 201.1 aNI the Compan*s Act"2(K16. financial slatements are prepared on a going
concem basis and the aCr￿n￿.ng polKies have tEen applied ojnststenty. other than where new pdicies
have been adopted.
(a) Accounting Conventlon
The ffinancial statew*nts are wepared underts historic o)st axwention.
(b) Extent of Operations
The financk31 statements have been prepared to I￿A￿le ai funds di￿llY urwjerthe ￿SpOnsIbl1￿ ofcardiff
Vineyard. Cardiff Wineyard operates directy vAthwi the iJK and sUpr￿S a number of initiatives
in1ernat￿jnally through finanual dthirsement
(c) A￿UmUlated Fth
Ar£umuialed fuThJs at the start of the acu)unting pericxl were £￿.2% (2021.. £6.600}: the surplus ai th8
end ofthe pericmj forms Ihe General Fund Iunrestrided) arKI Restric￿j Fund.
During the peri¢)J, ten pEr￿n1 of the ChurGh's voluntary inu>me vrds set aside for activilies and causes
that do ￿t directty benefrt Cardiff Virward. This is not regarded as a separate fu￿1 as such. but merely
as an iThJicalor as to how genernl charilable eXpe￿IltUre rs to be disseminated and is part of the general
unrestricted funds.
Id) Income
Incomeiis composed prinrApally of donations by Churth w*mtrws aThJ gfft aid redaimed donations
vihere èligib'le. The nature of'the'churth's regular income means Ihal incc)me isbrough"t into aecount only
when the income is re￿Ned. Grfl aid redaimed is recojnised in the financial pericrtj to which it relates.
Incorre from any tradirvJ ￿ other a¢bvrties is fecwised t**hen eamed. In the case OT recharged events
and stsff salaries, both in(x)me and experKliture are shown ￿0S$.
Investment income is reco3nised on a receNable basis and arises fr(wn int￿1 b8aring deposit
accounts.
(e) TangIb￿ Fixed Assets
Fixed Assets are T￿orded al cost of purchase 18ss accumulalwl des¥eu*￿. The Church gen￿allY
capitalises assets vihich meet or exoed a de minimis value of £l."(KXI and are likety to have a useftil
ecor¢omi¢ lrfe of more than one yw.
{fj Dopr•ciation
DepwatKJn offixed assets is charg￿1 by annual a￿￿nts (Xmnm￿Thj in year of acquisition at rates
estimated to I￿lIe off their c4)sL ￿$S any estimated reshJua ¥a￿e. over their expe(aed useful lives.
All assets are depreriated LN) a stralght-line basis with asgjmed useful e¢>yK)mrc Irves of between four
and 'ten years. de￿ndent on the irKliV￿￿al asset. A tum yearfs depreual*Jn is tharged in the year of
acqtsi%ition. and none in the year of distx)sal. DetKeclat￿n may be a￿e]er￿ed where it is known of in
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CAROIFF VINEYARD
COMPANY NUMBER 06669648
.ANNUAL REPORT AND HNANCL4L STATEMEiifs FQR THE PERI(￿ ENDED 30 JUNE 2022
advance Ihat an asset wll bE dwsed of.
Motor vehicles
10 years
l other assets
4 years
(g) Taxation
The Church is 8 regtstwed ch￿. as suth. ffj enlitled to L*rtain eX￿￿pIlO￿5 on in(￿Me and profits
'from investments and surplus on any activities carried on in fijrIheran￿ of the"Church"'s primary thjecbves.
based on the aSSumptK￿ that these surpluses are ap￿led so* fLY charitabbe purposes.
The Church is not regtslered for VAT. lThecovw*e Value Aoded Tax is charged lolhe relèvant expenditure
heading to which the net cost i% asS￿lated.
(h) Voluntary Hdp and Gifts in Kind
The Church direclly employs a number of stsff but is also reliant on the supwrt of a number of volunteers
in various aspects of its aCtiV￿e$. Trse volunteers make rw) d￿rge thew time, and financial value
'bas been put on this. From lime to time. "Church members rx extemal parties also make non-financial
donations or gffts to the Church. Again. no financ4al has bean pul ￿ this.
(11 Resources exwnded
Expendiiure is recc*Jnised vh*n a liability is Ir￿fred.
Charitable acbvtlies indude expenditwe a&80(a￿ wlh &hievin9 the tharitable obieclives aThJ
activtkne5 of Cardrff Vineyard.
Costs of generats.ng funds are Ihose costs intsjrred Wr¢h￿￿j items re-sale.
Govemance costs indude those irwrred in the governance ol the Charity aJMJ its assets and
are"primarily assocyated with (J)nstilutional and ststutory'requiremerrts.
Supp(wt costs indude fu￿nS and have been alllxated to activity cost categories.
ti) Debtors & Creditors
The Church reCOgn￿eS all transac*on5 on an accwals basis. which is to Say that am sums due to or from
'Ihe"Church are included in the year whth Ihey txturred iwespeclive o.f *ihether"they haYe"been paKI."If
they have not been paid. ￿Y are ind￿￿ed as a debtrx or cTeditr*.
Debtcffs are comFX)sed wnripaNy ofthe Grft AKJ redaim from HMRC. prepay￿￿ for annual li￿nseS
or seNices and sundry debt￿ where they arise. Tax recoverable arises from Gift Aid io be reclaimed
on donations made lo Cardrff Vineyard during the financial year. Prepayrr*nts arise on a number of
rtems of annval expenditure. b*"rrfJ F￿"napaTty lease costs. insurance. arKI licenses."Sundry debtors arise
from time to c*) items payab￿ kn Cardiff Vineyard such as refunds or a¢xrued income.
Credi10￿ aTe (fjmrmd oftrarwctiO￿ inrJJffed in the fJJTYent financial year which are yet to be paid
and for which no invoice has been received. transac11￿$ incurred in the Cljrrentffinancial year thich are
yet to be paid and for whith an invoKe has been r￿eNed. and defeThed in(t)rr* in respect of funding
received in advar￿e which aP￿leS to future ac£ounting penots. AcC￿￿tS arise principalty for
expenditu￿ incurred by members ofthe"Church durry.the finanoal year. not yet reimbursed'by ti)e
Church al the balance sheet date. unirNoiced rtems. an oFerating lease accrual and an ￿r￿al for
ontributions to VCUKI. Other ueditots &e rmFosed of deferred inc)Th balan￿ and tr8de (xeditors.
(k) Provisions
"Provi$ion$ are recoJniseO in line vthFRS102 where a presenllegal or CATh5tnth ot4igation lias arisen
as a regjtt ofa past evenL is Fyobable and the anwjfftt bg estimated reliatly.
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CARDIFF VINEYARD
"COMVANY NUMBER OB669648
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL sfATEIIJENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30 JUNE 2022
11) Leasgs
The Churth leases t)uihJings fot the wovision of services tyi ITh with its charrtable objectrves and for
administralive purposes. which have been a¢(￿nted for oFerating le85es. Lease payments are
nom)ally expensed a5 they arise. Lease ineentNes are 8nNytised over the dUratif￿ of the lease.they are
granted in respect ol.
Im) Fund xcounting
Unrestricted funds are available to spend on &tsv1t￿ that further any of"Church's charilable obiectives.
'Restricted furnls are donations whTrch the donor has specffj￿ are to be solely used for purposes or projects
being undertaken by the Church.
l Operatlng Surplus
The 0￿rating Surplus ts stated after d￿ging.
2021ft2
20201ZI
T.r.vstees'.rernunerat.ion4see.Note 141
Depreciation of tsngible fixed assets
Total
-43.906
43,906
916
44.821
44.370
. 3. .Donallons and lega￿5
The majority of the incorning reS￿rCeS are donation5 Irom Churth members.
2020121
'Unrestrirted.F"unds
Restrirted Funds
Total
47-5.269
391.2t4
475.269
391.214
4. Incomè Irom Charitable activiti
"Restricted income was received in res￿nse.to specik requests lo supFx)rt"the aqutsibon of a property. The
Gate. in central Cardiff.
2021122
2020121
Events & other
Unrestricted
Restrirted
16,649
123.627
"3.t178
30,131
Tota
140.277
33.208
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CARDIFF VINEYARD
'¢.OMPA14Y NUMBERW69648
ANNUAL REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEIAENTS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30 JUME 2022
5. Olher In￿Me
Sundry income consists principalpy of ￿ntr￿ub.0rts to the wages of Chwch staff by Ihe wider Vi￿yard
Churches UK & Ireland rrKwement fcff roles performed nationally.
.2021R2
Gift.a￿.r80)Very
Sundry income
109.452
114.617
72.821
Total
224.
143.765
6. Stsff Costs
2021r22
2020121
Salary costs
National Insuranc
Pension ￿ntributIOnS
261.527
46.933
14.674
252.639
48.548
13,308
Tolal
323.134
314.495
"sta"ff costs were alk(ated TrRtween charitable &livibes and rasing fuThJs at an estimaled"99%-"1'% sp'lit.
There were ￿ employees with remuneration above £60.oc￿l.
An anatysis of the average numbers of fUll-tin￿ equNalent pern￿nent enwoyees is as fc4lows'.
2021122
Numb•r
2020121
Number
Pastoral
Administrative
Total
10.3
12.4
7. Resource8 expended & anatysls of support costs.
The three areas of CharItst￿e adivibes which al￿n to the Church's chath￿ obiedives ￿.
Category 1 Furtherance of the gos[￿ ofJesus Christ aThJ Advancing Ihe KIryd￿n of God
'C"ategory"2 Relieve the poor. the needy. the sick and the eldety.
Category 3 Build up the faith of Christian Believers. Trainir¥J & Education
."Of"the lotat resourtes expended a lotsl OT £19.756 {2021: £17.558) was expended in resrect of restricted
funds projects as fdlows:
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CAROIFF VINEYARD
"C-OWAMY NIJMBER"06669648
ANNUAL REPORT AND FWIANCIAL STATEME14TS FOR THE PERIOD E￿)ED 30 JUNE 21Y12
Fund
Oponiry Incon* Outgolng Closlng
balance
balan¢e
FC￿ Coop lind Christmas)
2.754
2.270
5.024
Growbaby
2.347
Ty Adfer
5.642
1.240
5,045
Restore General
5.89S
6,118
1,778
Pembs
7,916
WVCA
18.998
616
18.382
Students
1.OCN)
The Wdl
1.250
1.250
Kid(start
2.160
2.160
The Gale
88.IX)O
20.567 124.398
19.756 125,209
Overseas mission as weil as donations to supEtrtl the b*'ng undertaken in Projects such as Bridges
to"C"ommunities."Love the One. Fusion Students Moveffent and the Cardiff Vineyard Storehouse project
and"Foodbank. Hwjiene Bank. ExpendthJre Ylas realised in the term5 of ts resth"ctiorts.
Analyws of support costs
Support costs are assumed as being rt)n-wage and salary rA)sts which are not directly related to one ofthe
charitable aims of the Church. Pastoral staff wages and salaries have b￿n excluded as pasltxal staff. by
"the nalure of their role5. work ewally across all church 0bjecbves."Supr￿t costs have been equally
allocated across the Church's three pr￿￿PaI tharitable ci¥i*ti'ves fLW a simil* raithale.
Expenditure from restricted & unrestrided fvrK15 is alkKated to costs of fundrai%ing (assumed as 1°h of
costs) and costs of charitab'le arxivities {assumed as 99% of costs). A minority of church staff tsme is spent
fundraising as the majonty of church incOff￿ derives from repealing th)nations from n￿rnbers. No
governan￿ costs have arisen a5 tDJstees th) irw expenses in the (x)wse of church gjvemance.
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CARDIFF VINEYARD
"COMPANY NUMBER'IJ666964
ANI4UAL REPORT ANO FINANCIAL STATEMEPlfS FOR THE PERIOD ENDED 30 JUNE 2022
Support cost
Fundraising
2022
2021
AdmInth￿Ve costs
197
6.515
6,515
6.515 19.743
62.421
IT
957
.957
957 2.￿0
3.909
Legal & professional
160
5282
5.282 16.008
11.284
Training cx)sts
35
1.152
1.152
1.152 3.492
701
Venue hire & office
1.039
34.274
34.274
34.274 103.861
87.234
Total
48,181
181
48.181 146.002 165.549
8. Tanglble Flxed Assets
Flxtures (hTr•. IT and Other
and
IAgdla
Flttlngs
Equipment
Vehlcle
Total
At the beginrur¥J of the yew
A(fdilions
Disposals
Atend oftheye8r
5.455
3,237
1,455
14,797
5.455
3.237
1.4S5
14.797
Depreciation
At the beginning ofthe year
"rrepreciation
Disposals
3.237
1.455
11.543
465
At end ofihe year
5.455
3.237
1.4S5
1.861
12.008
Net Book Value
.Atlhebeg. inAiry ofthe year
3.2S4
At the end of the year
2.789
2.789
g. Deblors
2021122
Gift Aid RecAwerable
.Prepayments
Other debtor5
739
23.967
739
8.233
Totsl
24,7L
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CARDIFF VINEYARD
'COWPATrIY NUMBERn6669648
ANNUAL REPORT AND HNANCIAL STATEME14TS FOR ThE PERIOD ENDED 30 JUNE 2022
10. Creditors
Creditors aTe cornposed of Ihe items detailed
Amounts falling due
within one yèar
Arnounts falling due after
more than one year
2021r22
2020r21
2021122
2020r21
Bank Loans
Trade creditOf5
'Credit Card
Accwals
Taxation
Other creditors
1.103
5.898
47.794
2.415
4,936
1.645
3.176
9.936
31.302
49,713
21108
47,794
Bank Loans cnmprise a Bcmjnce B&k Loan aryanged uTrJer the COVKI 19 ffinanc￿l assistan￿ prcgrdmme.
Repaymenp begin in May 2022.
11. Provlsk>ns
No rKovisions have been made in 2021r22 (2020121: £nA).
1Z Leas•s
The church gave notKe. adivating the 5 year break clause. on the l(￿g-terrn 110 year periThll lease on
premises at"EastmooYs"Road. off Ocean Way in Cardiff whth eommenc£d i)n 1 "March'2017. The"lease
ended on 28th February 2022. The church has ￿ other lornj tern) kase commilments.
13. Remuneratlon and Tran&iCtI￿ with Truslo8s
None of the directors [￿Ned arby fee5 for their services as TnJst&s DireGtots. J G Rankine is a Trustee
and also"engaged"in"M￿￿lry ￿ the Church. fLY W1￿￿eTe￿l¥edTem￿neratMjn of"£43'906
12020121.. £43.W61.
J"G Rankine was reimbursed for"ex￿seS Inc￿led vthilst perf￿Ing tiis"duties for the"Church totalliNg"£nir
{2019120- £nil) during ￿ pericxl.
1￿ Related Party Tmsactions
During the year. the trustees arKf persons deenEd related parb.es mad8 thJnaticrfB to Cardrft Vineyard totalltng
£8D.980 (2020121.. £M170) not incjuding any relaled gift aid inca)me.
15. Sharn Capltsl
The"Chwch"is.a"charita>le'company ty"guaFantee aTrJ'has.rn."share'capital. Theextent"oflhe
gu*antee is £10 per tntstee.
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