2020-12-31-accounts

	Trustee	name	Office (ifany)	Dates acted if not for whole year	Name of person (or body) entitled to appoint trustee ifany	Name of person (or body) entitled to appoint trustee ifany
	Robin	Cooper	Chair
	Chris	Calow	Secretary	01.01.20 io 18.11.20
	Liz Kilts		Treasurer
	Ginny	Knight		01.01.20 to 04.05.20
	Adrian	Knight
	Janet	Webb-Sear		08.12.20to31.12.20
	Rob Warwick			08.12.20 to31.12.20
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Description ofthe charity's trusts
	Type of governing document	Trust Deed
	How the charity is constituted
	Tr stee select'on methods	APPointed		bYthe Leadership
Additional governance issues		(Optional	information)
You may choose to include additional information, where		Church family	in the Peak Chestertield is part ofthe New Frontiers worldwide of churches together on a mission.
relevant, about:
~	policies and procedures
	adopted for the induction and
	training oftrustees;
~	the charity's organisational
	structure and any wider
	network with which the charity
	works;
~	relationship with any related
	parties;
~	trustees' consideration of
	major risks and the system
	and procedures to manage
	them.

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	To advance the Christian		religion. To proclaim	and further the Gospel of
	God and	His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, and		to preach and teach the
Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity set out in its	Christian therefrom.	faith. The relief	of poverty, sickness	and the distress arising
governing document

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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year		The charity was registered on 7 April 2009. The Trustees met four times during the year, with 95%attendance. Reverend Tom Parker took up his appointment on 1"January. Until lockdown church members continued to go out feeding homeless
		people in the town centre on Saturday evenings, local children and young
		people came on Wednesday evenings totake part in bible-centred
		activities and the prayer room that was established last year remained
		open to all.
		Dudng lockdown modified services were recorded in line with restrictions
		and were made available online through Facebook and YouTube. Many
		church members recorded themselves and contributed songs, bible
		passages and testimonies. These were viewed by a wider group of
		people than just church members.
		Daily prayer meetings were held and Bible study continued, both by
		means ofZoom. They were well attended.
		Our involvement with The Hope Rescue Centre, a Romanian charity
		based in Bucharest which supports homeless and needy families,
		continues. Two church members, who are trustees ofthis charity,
		attended the AGM in Bucharest at the end ofJanuary.
		We also support a church in Crete and mission work in Eastern Sahara.
		Church members attended Spring Harvest online and Ior Catalyst online.

Balance at 1January Nat West	Balance at 1January Nat West	2020	2020		29,601.22	29,601.22
Receipts
OFFERINGS
	Cash			724.00
	Cheques Bacs			16,300.00 4482.45
					21,426.45
GIFT AID
	Cash			195.00
	Cheques			6,890.00
	BAGS			34723.62
					41,808.62
RESTRICTED FUNDS
	Hope rescue	centre non gift aid		80.00
	Designated funds		Gift Aid	5 6DD.DD	5,680.00
SUNDRY RECEIPTS
	Refunds			130.92
					130.92
TAX	RECLAIMED
	Income tax reclaimed			9886.67
					9686.67
						78,732.66
						108,333.88
Payments
Purchases
	Equipment Books Tapes Refreshments	8 Newspapers		2,103.04 71.08 116.60
					2,290.72
evangelism and publicity Outreach				54.99
					54.99
Premises
	Water			665.69
	Gas/Elec/internet/Phone			3,392.47
	Cleaning Equipment Repairs 8 renovation Fire Extinguisher Annual Service			592.52 445.63 325.99	5,422.30
youth	and children Holiday club Books and equipment Active			149.08 34.74 290.47
					474.29
administration
	Printing Computer Supplies web ads etc			366.78 166.13 298.20
	Maintenance Licences	of Equipment		380.95 940.23
	Sundries			25.00
	CCPAS			193.50
					2,370.79
Miscellaneous
	Evangelical Alliance			90.00