StAndrews and Emmanuel Churches, Cheadle Hulme
Annual Report and Financi81 Statements of the Parochial Church Council
Fortheyearended December 31.2023
Reglstered Charlty Name:
The Parochial Church Council of the Ecclesiastical P8ri8h of StAndrew Cheadle Hulme (Charity
Number 11303241
Principal Address:
St Andrew's Church, Cheadle Road. Cheadle Hulme, Cheadle, Cheshire SK8 SET
Incumbent:
Rev Mark Pickles, The Vicarage, 2 Orrishmere Road, Cheadle Hulme, Cheadle. Cheshire SK8 5HP
Bank:
National Westminster Bank. 699 Wilmslow Road, Didsbury, Manchester M20 6NW
PCC Treasurer.
Alma Budd, ID Granby Road, Cheadle Hulme SK86LS
Independont Examlner:
Philip Wells, 6 Hulme Hall Avenue, Cheadle Hulme. Cheadle, Cheshire SK8 6LN

StAndrews and Emmanuel Churches, Cheadle Hulme
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PCC 202>24
Ex Officlo
Rev Mark Pickles (Vicar)
RevAled Seago (Minister Emmanuel Church)
Rev Peter Selby (Self-supporting Minister}
Jane Holland (Pastoral Visitor)
Hazel Boustany Ichurchwardenl
Paulclrfford (Church warden)
Deanerysynod Representaliv85 until APCM 2026
Arthurjackson
Jane Holland
12 vacancies)
PCC Members
Until 2024
Until 2025
Tricia Dunlop (Em)
Lisa Irvine IEM)
Felicity Tucker IEM)
Adrienne Staines IEM)
Ruth Drury 1st AI
Jean Davies (St AI
Moira Jackson (St AI
Lesley Selby (St Al Hon Sec
Helen Price 1st Al
Joan Shaw1St Al
Hon Treasurer Alma Budd co-opted to the committee May 2023
Until 2026
Muriel Burrow5 (Em)
Jenny Wildsmlth IEM)
Josh Baxter (St AI
Sarah Brown (St AI
Frances Kimm (St AI
The Parochial Church Council {PCCI of the Parish of St Andrew, Cheadle Hulme presents tts reports
and fir)an¢ial statements for the year ended 31 December 2023. The Parish is a part of the Church of
England, in the Diocese of Chester, located in the Deanery of Cheadle.
The financial statements that are part of this report compty with the current statutory requirements,
Church Accounting Regulations and the FRS102 SORP1Statement of Recommended Prattice for
Accounting and Reporting by Charities) 2016 las amended by the Bulletin issued in February 20161
published by the Charity Commission in England & Wales. effective January 2016. Note is also made
of the recommendations of 'The Charities Act 2011 and the PCC" 4th edition published by Church
House in 2013.

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Annual Report and Financial Statements of the Parochial Church Council
Fortheyear ended December 31 -2023
STRucfuRE GOVERNAN￿ AND mANAGEmETr￿ CONsnTUTION
The Parochial Church Council (PCCI is a corporate body established by the Church of England. The
PCC operates under the Parochial Church Council Powers Measure. The PCC was registered as a
charity in England & Wales in June 2(N)9 under the name "The Parochial Church Council of the
Ecclesiastical Parish of St Andrew, Cheadle Hulme Charity Number 1130324. The appointment of
PCC members is governed by and set out in the Church Representation Rules.
The primary object of the PCC is the proTnotion of the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ according to
the dortrines and practices of the Church of England. In particular and under the PCC (Powers)
Measure 1956 the PCC is to co-operate with the incumbent in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish
the whole mission of the Church, pastoral, evangelistic, social and ecumenical.
There are a number of committees.
Standlng Commlttee This is the only sub-committee required by the Church Representation Rules. It
has power to transact the business of the PCC between tts meetings, subject to any direction given
by the PCC and con515ts of the vicar of 5t Andrew5, minister at Emmanuel. both wardens, treasurers
and PCC secretary. It now meets as a regular planned meeting I week before the PCC meets to
ensure efficiency of agenda, this first happened on 4.7.23.
In 2023 the other committees that reported to the PCC were
Emmanuel Church Committee: which oversees the work at Emmanuel Church
St Andrevds Church Committee= which oversees the work of St Andre￿5 Church
The following report to St Andrews Church Commtttee..
Flnance and Employment Committee- which monitors special expenditure and considers matters to
do with staff employment.
Social and Outreach Comrnittee= which organises community artivities in the life of the parish.
Sltes, bulldlngs and technology commlttee.. which oversees the general maintenance of the St
Andrews church property, includin8 all meeting rooms and the house at 68 Henley Avenue.
The council has complied with its duty under section 5 of the Safeguardlng and Cleoy Discipline
Measure 2016 to have due regard to House of Bishops. guidance on safeguarding children and
vulnerable adults. Lisa INine at Emmanuel and Helen Price at St Andrews were appointed Parish
Church Safeguarding Officers.
The PCC met 5 times during 2023, including an away day at St Georges in Poynton. The St Andrev/s
Committee met on 6 occa5ion5, and the Emmanuel Church Cornmittee met 6 times.
Church attendance in 2023120221
St Andre￿$
68 (651
EmmHnuo1
Total
1081101)
Averago attondance at Sunday Worship
Sèrv￿88
E8Ster Day
Christmas Carol S8rvicè
Christirygle
Chdstmas Day
S8Tvices for local s¢1￿01 and groups
estimated
not recorded
381361
971791
141 1891
47 {-)
10411021
800"16CX)I
341441
431471
771761
161451
13111231
184{1361
124176,°)
120 {1471
800.1800)

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Annual Report and Financial Ststements Df the P8rochial Church Council
Forthe year en(Jed December 31.2023
StAndrews and Emmanuel in 2023
2023 was Rev Mark Pickles first full year in the parish and life in the church has felt reinvigorated.
After discussion in the PCC in January. tt was decided to advertise for a part time minister for
Emmanuel, and Rev Aled Seago was appointed to the post and started in position on 21.3.23. For
clarity the details of both churches are recorded separately below=
At St Andrews:
Sunday mornlng sermon series at St Andrews have Included focus on the books of Jonah, Nahum.
Philippians, Acts, Psalms and Galatian5, and the morning service time was changed from 11am to
10.30am on 18 June.
On Sunday evenings Mark started hosting meetings again in person at St Andrews, not formal
services but interactive evenings of teaching and discussion attended by both churches and friends.
The series started with a 9-week bible overview Ipart 11 which covered Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus
and Judges in the spring. then 5 weeks evangelism training after Easter. The next series in June and
July was titled Encounters with Jesus which included videos of personal testimonies by church
members, empha5izing that Je5115 is encountered both in history and the present day. In the
Autumn. Rev Aled Seago led an interattive course on the 39 Articles, and the final course of the year
was on readlng and teaching the bible.
Mark also hosted evangelistic cour5e5 of Hope Explored in January. and Christianity Explored in
November for people interested in finding out more about Jesus, IIFe. death and resurrection and
the Christian faith.
Prayer meetlngs are central to the life of a healthy church and Mark restarted in person prayer
meetings held fortnightly on Wednesdays at 10.30am and 7.30pm In addition to the online prayer
meetings on Fridays that had been started during the pandemic. The online meetings were phased
out in the summer.
House groups continued to meet fortnlghtly on weeks without the prayer meetings, and a new
group was established at the Vicarage in addition to the other established groups. These groups
looked at bible passages to complement the Bible overview series on Sunday evenings ané the
sermon series.
Diane Pickles started a daytime ladies bible 5tudygroup meeting fortnightty on Wednesdays in
addition to the règular evening home groups, which finished the year with a spectacular Christmas
lunch. The group studied Ruth, Joseph and Encounters with Jesus.
There were men's breakfasts on a Saturday in September, Novemberand December, and a women's
breakfast in October. These were opportunities to share time together and listen to a speaker.
Thanks go to those involved in the organisation of these well received events.
The parish has continued to employ Gill Pennells as parish administrator and Fiona Beck as Children
and families worker.

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Soclal and outreach
St Andrews applied successfully for a grant to provide a "vRrm space" forthe community, with the
idea that anyone could drop in to spend time in the wamith of the coffee lounge with free food and
drinks. This was perceived as a need for those experiencing fuel poverty. Warm space started on
Thursdays from 19.1.23 until the end of May and then restarted when the grant was renewed in
November for the following winter. It was scheduled to Start after Little Rews so that toddler5 and
their ca￿rS could stay on, while other comTnunity member could drop in. This has been well
received and regularly ha5 MO￿ than 20 in attendance during the session. Thanks to Ruth Drury and
her team for coordinating this. Curtains in the coffee lounge and hall were also replaced to make the
rooms cosier and heat efficient.
Ang Baxter and Trevor Kimm continue to run the weekly Way In coffee shop on Monday mornings,
appreciated by all the regular attender5.
Barbara Farrar coordinate5 the collettion and delivery of items for the Chelwood food bank, and the
Way In fLtnction5 as a drop off point.
The King's coronation was celebrated by showing the event on the big screen in church and wlth
refreshments so that we could enjoy the day a5 a community-
The model railway day had its usual November place in the calendar and was well attended.
In the build up to Christmas there were craft activities afternoons for making crackers and tree
decorations, coordlnated by Frances Kimm. and a wreath rnaking event coordinated by Joan Shaw.
This was an evening event intended to bring in new people to the church and during the evening Rev
Jennie Prince gave a short address regarding the true meaning of Christmas.
Children's and youth work at 51 Andrews is coordinated by Fiona Beck. She continues to run..
Litde Rews for preschool children on Thursday morning, with 25-35 children attending each
week with their carers.
K@sta for age 5-11 on Friday evenings. attended by 3545 children each week. Activities are
varied each week, including artive games, board games. free play and craft, with a core
teaching element with songs and bible stories.
There is a waiting list for both these group5 With restrictions on numbers to enable rnore
opportunity to get to know the children individually.
In September Fiona, Mark, Diane and Josh started a new group 3:6TEEN for teenagers on Tuesday
evening5, giving an opportunity for sociali5in& game5 and teachin& using Christianity Explored-
Youth 2 ways to live. It is encouraging that regular attendance has been around 16 young people.
Fiona has a 5UPPOrtive team of helpers for all these artivities.
Junlor church is organised to run durin8 the morning service. In January, attendance at Junior Church
was sporadic but by the end of the year there were 2 children who faithfulty attend each week plus 4
attending ad hoc plus visiting grandchildren.

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Other youth artivitie$
All-Age Services~ Good Fridayi Easter Sunday, 7th May. Haryest. Christingle. Nativity & Crib
Pancake Party
May yh_ All_Age Service followed by Barbecue & Family Games
Remembrance Sunday- the Beavers. Cubs & Scouts paraded to Church and we ran activrtreslor
them in the hall during the service
December 15
Family Fun night
Assemblies- Fiona was able to take one assembly in Cheadle Hulme Primary in June 2023.
Scripture Union Camp @ Edale- F￿n8 took 9 K@STA children to this.
CCYC Carnp- the Baxter FamiEy took 2 young people from Church to this.
Millies Trust ran a Basic First Aid training course which a number of Children's Volunteers attended.
All volunteers who work with children at St Andrews have a current DBS certificate and wear a
lanyard to identify them.
All Rlsk Assessments are up to date and were checked before the new tem began in September.
Sltes and Buildings Committee
Repairs this year were limited to small items of routine maintenance. These include routine
servlclng of such as the gas boilers. It also includes regular ground Maintenan￿ by Gnomes.
There was some expenditure refurbishing the Bruntwood house for the arrival of Aled & Jo Seago. It
was good to welcome them and Aled is a good addition to our team.
The Quinquennial report was received in April. This will be worked through in 2024, most of the
items listed consisting relatively minor repair. The tower once again requires overhaul and
repaintlng. It is suspected that the decoratNe woodwork is at the end of its Useful life, hence ever
Shorter cycle5 between overhauls.
OLrtside of the issues covered by the report the carpet requires cleaning in 2024. Consideration
Should also be given the reupholstering the chairs in church due to deterioration of the existing
fabric finishes.
Vlslting team
The visiting team consists of a small group who endeavour to reach out to anyone in the
congregation who is in need. They vi51t those in care homes and the housebound and try to support
and encourage anyone who needs help. This may involve regular visits over a considerable period,
other visits may be needed only On￿ or twice. They also try to be aware of any regular church
mernber who has not been for a few weeks and contact them to fflake sure they are well.
They appreciate that many members of ourfellowship vislt people and this is a great help. If anyone
does this, please let them know to avoid the situation where one person has several visitors and
another may not receive any.
They meet regularly with Mark to exchange new5 of those visited. to pray for them and to asse55 if
anyone else needs help and support.

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At Emmanuel
Rev Aled Seag¢ writes "It has been an utterjoy, privilege, and honour; to be the minister of
Emmanuel these past 14 months. 2023 has been I think a joumey of survivGI in the aftermath of the
pandemic, to thriving a5 we gather each week. Our regulars, as we51 as new members, are joining
with us in worship. In a seemingly short space of time, a lot has happened.
Ifision and Values
Forthe past twefve months, the Emmanuel committee have been asking the question.'"What makes
Emmanuel, Emmanuelv Following an honest yet helpful analysis of our strengths, challenges, as
well as what we valLJe, we have identified a purtx)se statement, and core values for use as a church.
These values already underpin our work here, and by naming them. we hope to add focus to the
work already continuing here.
slon statement: Emmanuel Church.. God with us. for the good of all
Purpose: To be fruitful in making the reality of God with us known among us and our community, by:
Core values:
Being faithful to Jesus. truth.
2. Showing Jesus, love.
3. Sharing Jesug hope.
We hope to foster a confidence in Chrlst together, that spurs us on and warms our hearts. That is
why our memory verse{sl forthisyearcome from the letter tothe Hebrews:
Therefore, since we have a great hlgh priest who has ascended into heoven. Jesus the Son of God, let
us holdfimily to thefarth we profess. For we do not hove o high priest who is unoble tofeel
sympathyfor our weoknesses, but we have one who hos been tempted in every way, just as we ore-
yet he did notsin. Let US then opproach God's thmne of grace with confidence, so that we miJy
receive mercy andfind grace to help us our time of need. (Hebrew5 4.-14-16J"
Warden's Report
Hazel Bou5tany writes "As many of you know, this Is my first year as Warden of Emmanuel and what
an eventful and exciting year it has beenl I did attend the Warden's Training Course but I think that I
have learned rn0￿ from my'on the job training, which of course Is Still ongoing. Thank you to Paul
Clifford for all hi5 help and to both Adrienne and Aled for their endless patience and support.
We have seen a lot of changes this year. In September we changed back the time of our Sunday
morning service to 10.30am with Commur7ion twice a month. Aled has also started two new prayer
groups and an additional evening Bible Study Group.
We have had a new sound system installed, a new organ and new Bibles including a new Lectern
Bible. We have had the front flagstones lifted and cleaned, exit light and flre exit signs fixed, carpets
in both Church and Hall professionally cleaned and extra work to make sure our gardens always look
tidy.
Many of the repairs suggested in the recent Quinquennial Report have been actioned and we hope
to have the majority completed in the coming year.

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Our community events included a Coronation Cream Tea. Tear Fund Big Quiz, and a Welsh themed
coffee morning.
The PCC and Emmanuel Commlttee meet ￿gUlarlY throughout the year to discuss church busine55.
At the PCCAway Day in September we discussed ourvision for both St. Andre￿5 and Emmanuel and
this is ongoing.
I hope you feel as I do, that God has great plans for Emmanuel 50 let us all constantly be praying for
God's guidance and continued blessings.-
Sunday seNlces
This time last year we continued the Servi￿ pattern that was established after the pandemic,
meeting at 10am each week. Three ofthe four Sundays were serVi￿S ofthe word, with communion
taking place every third Sunday.
In September 2023, after agreement with the majorty of the church family, we returned to a setvice
pattern from before the pandemic. Atthe new timeoflO-30am, we introduced the fDllowing-
1 SLJnday of the month: All Age Worship
2. and 4 5undals'. Holy Communion
3, and 5 Sundays: SeNice ofthe Word.
Thi5 Pattern has been a beneficial move for u5.
Sermons in 2023 looked at Mark's Gospel, Colossians. Ruth. Psalrns 96-100, a Series on the Lord'5
Prayer and Isaiah 1-12.
Junlor Church, co-ordinated by Jane Holland. has been faithfully prepped to run each Sunday aside
from all ages, evèn if no children have been present. We have seen very recent growth in families
joining us Most weeks. Sometimes the children have followed the same passage as the semion or
have looked at their own studies together.
Midweek
Prayer:
The zoom prayer meeting. capably led by Jane Holland and Nick Feist, Sustained our church through
the pandemic and beyond. We are very, very grateful for their selv1￿ in keeping the heart of prayer
beating in our church family.
In September, as part of applying our sernion series on prayer. we launched a brand new in-person
prayer meeting. Running twice on alternate Tuesdays, wt allows people to come and pray. It has been
a great encouragement to be part of these meetings.
Bible Study:
Ladie5 Fellowship has continued to flourish. Thank5 go to Carol Hughes, who has stepped back from
regularly leading the group, to be replaced by Jo Seago. Jane Holland continues to lead also.
Litde Fishes:
Ruth Keogh writes "We meet every Friday morning in term time and continue to go from strength to
strength. We take bookings a week in advance. and with rare eX￿￿tIOn a￿ always full. then
have a waiting list should anyone have to cancel. The relationships that we have built up with the

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families that attend have grown even Stronger over the past 12 rnonths, Wlth them feeling able to
share many things in their lives with us. some even asking for prayer, which is very encouraging.
Our small group of faithful helpers is so valued both by me and all the families that come week after
week. Our thanks and praise must go to our Lord Jesus, without whose guidance we would not be
able to share the wonders of Hi5 Precious Love."
(kcasional Offices
In the past year we have welcomed two members of our family through baptism- one a third-
generation family member of Emmanuel! We gwe thanks to God for thls. and look forward to a
further two interests in baptlsm for adults in the next few months.
We have sadly conducted no weddings during this time. but this is not unusual.
Sadly, we have experienced much bereavement close to home thls year in our church famiw. At least
six funeral services have taken place in church or the crematorium for members of our church or
their own loved one5. We ran a Blue Christmas service to remember for the first time this year,
which, though not well attended. was deeply appreciated by those who have lost loved ones this
year.
Enqulrers Courses
We have advertised Hope Explored twice this year. It has run once on a one-to-one level, whi15t our
post-christmas course Saw No take up. It is therefore imperatNe for us as a church to explore
deepening connections with non-christians in our community.
Hall Hire
We regularly continue to let out our hall to one regular hirer and receive enquiries for others to
make regular bookings. We thank God forthisopportunityto seNe ourcommunity.
Finance and fabric
During 2023 Emmanuel managed to keep our expenditure within budget and our income slightly
above budget which resulted in a ftnal deficit of £3216 which was significantly lower than the
predicted budgeted deficit of £11587.
Irbcluded in the above expenditure wa5 the purchase of the new sound system. essential repairs to
the Church Building and the associated stipend costs of our minister Aled. We also sent
approximately IO% of our income to various missionaries and charities. A very big thank you to all
our congregation for their generous financial support, love and prayers which help us to achieve
these wonderful results.
Both churches continue to support the work of mlssion through planned giving to charitles and
individuals, details are summarised in the finance report below.
Both church premises are also used by the local community for different groups including maths
tuition, pilates, exercise classes, Tumbletots. U3& orchestral rehearsal and concerts and appreciated
by all who use them.

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Finances overview in the parish
Some areas of expenditure have been much higher this year than last year, the appointment of Aled
as a second salaried minister and the upgrading of the sound system at Emmanuel were both
planned and welcomed. Both churches prepared deficit budgets in anticipation of these costs las
well as of pressure on income in the context of the cost-of-INing crisis). but funds accumulated in
previous years had enabled us to commit glad￿ to the expendtture. In the event, income broadly
held up despite the c05t-of-living crisis and the1055 of some long-standing members, and reduced
costs in other areas partially offset the areas of increased expenditure. so that the year's deficit of
just under £10,000 was much Smaller than budgeted.
At St Andrew's, income included increased planned givin& two significant donations in support of
the Children's and Families Worker. a legacy from Jean Prestwich. and increased hall letbng5 income,
although these were offset by the fall in income from letting out the second property. At Emmanuel
there were donations for new Bibles and towards the sound system, as well as increases acros5 Other
areas. Overall parish income was lower than in 2022, but by less than anticipated.
Expenditure at Emmanuel was, as experted, increased by the various costs associated with the
second minister and the upgrading of the sound system, and other costs also increased including fDr
utilities. Expenditure at St Andre￿5 was broadly steady. with increases in some areas offset by
unexpectedly low costs for church maintenance; utility cost5 benetited from a mild winter, the fithng
in 2022 of LED lights. and continuing fixed-price contracts.
At both churches, accumulated re5tritted funds were called on to meet specific costs. reducing the
impatt of the deficits on general fund5. A5 a result, both churches remain ff nancially confident about
the cost commitments undertaken 50 far. This is not to be complacent- we are still dependent on,
and hugely gTrtèful for, both God's provision and the generosity of individuals, and are still looking
forward to the growth in the ministry of the parish which will lead to increased givin8 and make us
more sustainable.
As a Parish we are excited by the thanges under Rev Pickles and Rev Seago's leadership and are
grateful for the work of the PCC members and for the contribution of so many church members to
the life of the church. Praise God forthe opportunibes that we have to share the Good New5 Wlth
our community.
Signed..
Vicar-
Rev Mark Pickles
Churc
lrfford
Hazel Boustany
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ST. ANDREW'S AND EMMANUEL CHURCHES, CHEADLE HULME
Annual Report and Flnanclal Statements of the Parochial Church Council
for the year ended 31 December 2023
STATEMENT OF FINANaAL AcnvmES
St Antkews
2023
Total
2028
2023
UnrestiiLted Re5tr1cted Unrethcted Aestricted
2022
Note
INCOMING RESOURCES
Voluntary Income
ArtTwtles for generatlngfvnds
Inve5trnent Income
Incomlng resource5 trom thawftable
gL4186
500
39A51
13,160
718
5281
145.710
34972
1.193
1.619
144.490
44,5LII
102
2.708
2b
437
925
2d
TOTAL INCOMING RESOURCES
119.660
187A04
191,801
RESOURCES EXPENDED
Fund-ralslng tredlng
Charltable artlvltles
769
IZlJ17
769
196294
372
160,102
IU17
50.110
12,450
TOTAL RESOURCES ￿PENDED
14417
so.iio
IZ,450
197,063
160,474
N￿CHANGe IN RESOURCES
-2A26
-3￿17
3.913
-7,129
-9￿59
31,327
NET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS
-2A26
3.913
.7,129
-9￿59
31,327
BALANCES BIFWD IJANUARY
715AZO
17271
13,237
814,458
783,131
Prgperiy Vtyluallon
BALANCES CfvWD 31 DECEMBER
13354
72.043
6,108 804.899
814,458
Notes I to 12 on paees 14 tD 21 form partofthe*a¢¢ounts
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STAfEMENfoF FINANCIAL AcriviriE5- COMPARA TIVE FIGURESFOR PREVIOUS YEAR
StAndrews
Ernrnufr7vel
2022
202Z
Uf)rettrtrted Res￿leted Unrestrtcted +Yestsirted
Totol
2022
Totsl
2021
INCOMING RESOURCES
Voluntury Incjme
Artlvytie5fvr genen7tingfvnds
Irjvestrnent incDme
Incoming resour¢esfffjrn choritoble
octlvltles
35.177
12.188
61
1.370
5,623
144.490
44,501
102
2,708
146,167
39,543
2b
13
37
2d
38
1,735
TOTAL IAICOMING RESOURCE5
127,778
48.796
5.627
191,801
187,593
RESOURCES £¥PENDED
Furtd-rolslng trodino
Chofrytuble ortivltles
372
372
ISO,102
243
144,324
3b
120.791
15,125
20.263
3.923
TOTAL RESOURCES EXPENDED
12L163
15.125
20.263
3,923
160,474
144,567
NEfcHANGE IN RESOURCES
6.615
-5.525
1.704
31,527
43,026
NETMOVEMENTIN FUNDS
6.615
-5.525
2&533
1704
31,327
43,026
BALANCES B/FWD 2 JANUARY
709.205
21796
39.597
11533
783,131
740,105
Property vuluation
BALANCF5 C/FWD 31 DE￿MBER
715,820
17.2n
6&130
13.237
814.458
783,131
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BALANCE 5HEEr
stATh&ews Ernm￿￿
2023
20
T*xal
StAndrews
2022
Ernmonuel
Total
2022
2022
Note
TANGIBiÉ FIXEDASSEIS
616.258
616A58
617.1(K)
617,1
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Short term dep05tts
Cash at bank and In hand
16341
62364
2210
2,955
61,927
54.180
12,452
15,407
61,927
128,184
Sb
62a64
47.518
84,692
74,004
113.
97.n7
I10￿17
119,062
86,456
205,518
Iws LIAOILITies
Credltor5- amounts falling due in one year
I9￿76
21276
8,150
NET CURRENT *1SSETS
110.4
78.tsi
188,641
115,991
81,367
197,358
TOTAL NEfAssErs
726,748
78,￿1
So4￿99
733,091
81,367
814,458
PARISM FUNDS
Restricted
UnrestriLted
13,154
n3.J94
6.1(¢
nw43
19,46Z
785,437
17271
715.820
13,237
6&130
30,508
783,950
99
733,091
81,367
814,458
Appioved bythp ParothlJl Chw¢h Cwngl M 291h Apiil 2024 51gned on it5 behaw br.
Mark pIc￿es-Vkar
Paul cllff0rd-churth￿drden
Hazel Boustany- Churthwanlen
rthte5 1 to 12 on pages 14 to 21 fortn part of thp5e atcour
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ST. ANDREW'S AND EMMANUEL CHURCHES. CHEADLE HULME
Annual Report and Flnanclal Statements of the Parochial Church Council
for the year ended 31 December 2023
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
8a4$ of prep4r*io
The PCC 15 a public benefft enbtywithin tiE meaningof FAS102. finarKra15raternents havebeen pre￿red underthe CharfdesAct20113nd
in accordance with the Church Atco¢Jndn8 Re8ukdons 2C¥)6 8o¥emlngthe indivKtual accounts of PCC% and with the RegulationS'"t￿e and fvlr
vlevn provislons. tO8ether wlth FR5102120161 asthe applit3￿e accoJntin8 Slandardsand the 2016 vetsion of thÈ StstewEnt of Recommended
Practice. Accountlng and Reporting by Chèrities150RPIFRS10211.
The finant121 ststemeftts have been prepared u￿lerthe histrjrtsl cost corNenti¢)n exLÈPtfortt* valuatitin OF in¥e5tynenta55ets,whl¢h arÈ
shown atfalr value.
The attount5 Include all transathons. èssets8nd l1abilt￿ÈS fr*whith thè PCC i5 respon￿b]e in W. Theydo not include the accounts of church
groups that owe thelr maln 8ffl11atlon to ènother body nor Ihose thai are Infomial 8athÈriw ofchurch mefftber5.
Funds
General Funds repre5entthe fund5 of the PCtthat4￿ not5ubiect to onyTe5trfctiorsreKard5ngtr*lr use and are avaIl2b￿ forappllcatlon on the
geneTrl purp05e5 ofthe PCC
Funds desiÉThated fora partlcular purpose by the Pccare also ur¥estrfcted.
Restrctpd Fund5 3re don3tiDn5 re£eNed with reslJicboThs 35to ￿1[ use.
Inmmln¥ Resourc
Voluntory Income ondcopitol Sources
Collection5 and gwingare recognised when recew by behHIFof PCC
Planned glwng received underGIftAid15 recoBni5ed onty when recefved.
Income tax recoverèbleon Glft Ad donatlons Is recoEnlsed w￿n the i￿ome is reC￿nISed.
Grants and legacie5 to the PCC 3re acEounted for assoon a5the PCC 15 notified of it5 legal enuyementand the amountdue 55 quantllable 3nd Its
ultimatÈ rE¢eipt bythe PCC is reascrtabty£e*t3in.
Vouthers received fTDrn Other ch?rftsble interrnedkirie5 ore accountedfviwhen recewl, notwhen fvnds are rem￿d.
Inc(Nxefrom Events &Actlvities
Funds rdlsed byspÈtlal eventsare ac£ounted forgross. llltDmefrorn eventsand aCti￿treS is Tew8rll*d whendue.
Inmefrom Investments
DlvSdends and Interest are accounted for when reCe￿able. Tax reco1*ra￿een s￿h Irthme ￿ wistd in 54me aciJ)untlngyear.
Rwurte5 Expended
Gronts
Grants and donatlons are accounted fuwhen paid over. Or￿en awarded. If thataward Lyeates a knn¢fin8 obligati¢Jn onthe P(£.
ArtJvitie5 dlrectlyrelotlng tg the work of the rJJvriSJ
The dlocesan parish share Is accounted for when ￿yable.
FIMed Assets
Consecrated and benelced property is exduded from the accounts bysertion96t2llalof the tharities Aci 1993.
All Q￿pe￿iture incurrèd in the ytrar on consecrated or benefite ￿lI￿1n$S and movÈablÈ thurchfurni5hing% whether malntenance or
1mprovemen¢ iswrftten off as expendiNre in theststemertof Pinaroal Athities.
OthWf￿￿rÉs,fftts'￿gsoTrd0￿teÉ9uNPrnÉnt
EquipmeDt & Furnlture used wlthln the clulth prem15e5 1SdepTeo￿ on a stralEhtllne ba￿SaYer 10 years.
Off1Le & Electronic Equipment used within the church premsei15depreciated an a strdight line ba￿5 over 2 years.
Ind1￿￿￿31 fixed asseiswith a purch35e PTKe of £l,(MY) or le55 aTe ￿traP￿liSed.
CurrentAssets
Arnountsowing to the PCCot31 DÈtembÈr in respÈctoffees. rents orotherirthme a￿ 5￿wn a5 dpbtr)r5 less pro￿￿On forarnounts thatrnav
prove uncollectablÈ.
Short terrn depo￿ts￿re thè amount of(2sh h￿d on dÈp¢JsFtat Buildir450(ietiÈs and bHnk5.
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ST. ANDREW'S AND EMMANUEL CHURCHES, CHEADLE HULME
Annual Report and Flnanclal Statements of the Par￿hla1 Church CDuncil
for the year ended 31 December 2023
NOTES TO THE FINANaAL5TATEMEpif5 {¢ortUnuedl
INCOMING RESOUR
StAndrews
2023
2023
Llnrestrlrted RestrScted Unrestrlcted Restrlctsd
Emmanuel
Total
2023
rotul
2022
VOLUNTARY INCOME
PlaMned glwn
Gift Aided dona￿on5
Tax ￿[oVerable
Other giving
Grant$
Colle¢tions (open platel
Thanksgiving day
Misston envelopes
General Dtrnations
Restrithed t)onatlons
68,354
21,544
27,707
1,000
9,600
2,824
1,87Y
4,851
7,965
62,854
22565
2L732
2,335
6,798
1,254
L999
15,333
9,620
14528
27,707
?￿]6
4771
1,877
1,963
91486
39.451
5,283
145,720
144,490
2b
AcfiviTIES FOR GENERATING FUNDS
Bookstall
Café
Youth attivities
Church & h811 Incorne
House Rental Income
321
315
2,444
19,881
21.540
235
2.924
24.056
.070
U24
11.070
IS￿12
13,160
38.9n
44.501
INVESTMENT INCOME
Bank Interest
437
718
1.193
lJ93
102
437
718
102
INCOMING REs1WR￿ FROM CILAR￿ASLE Ac￿1￿lEs
Fees retained b¥ the PCC
Prlntln8 and Illerature
795
ijo
2,684
24
130
925
694
619
2,708
TOTAL INCOMING RESOURCES
119.
$4,023
S.321
Is7￿04
191,801
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ST. ANDREW'S AND EMMANUEL CHURCHES, CHEADIE HULME
Annual Report and Flnanclal Statements of the Parochlal Church Council
for the year ended 31 Decernber 2023
IIOTES TOTHE FINANCW STATEME14TS Icontinuedl
RE5¢XJRCES EXPENDED
St Andrews
Emmanuel
2023
Unreslwkted Re5ts1cled Unrestsicted Restrieéed
Total
2023
Totol
2022
Note
3¥
FUND￿sING TRADING
Booksts11 cost of gwds sok
other costs of fundralslng
528
241
233
139
241
769
372
3b
¢HAR￿ABLEACTlVITIE5
Mlssionary and charltable SI￿ne
Mlnlstry- P8rfsh Share
Working expenses of Clergy
Vicarage runnln8 Costs
Staff Costs
thurch & H811 Runnlni expenses
thurch & H811 Insurance
Church & H811 U￿1￿leS
urch & H811 malntenance
Upkeep of grounds
Admln15tratSon expenses
Independent examination fee
Bank charges
Books. Tralning and Youth Work
Henley Ave and Bruntwood Road houses
Special events
Depreciation of equiprnent
103
71.757
lJ32
3.705
7.743
4716
14,016
86,757
14,123
69,667
590
3,181
18,306
3.231
5.4ry3
11,4D5
15,339
3,274
4,569
750
269
1724
4,850
Is,(￿0
273
3,705
19.606
17,097
5,960
13,105
14.062
4.185
3.272
750
302
U39
7A96
-316
11.863
554
7,667
1614
3,a46
8,218
8,855
I505
1,196
750
5207
U176
302
1,(*7
4.037
.316
¥953
3A59
2,569
121,317
12A17
50.110
50
196294
160.102
TOTAL RESOURCES EXPENDED
12A17
50.110
Iwo
I97￿￿3
160,474
StAn¢kews
2023
2022
STAFF Cosrs
Wages and Salzrfes
Natlonal Insurance costs
Penslon contfibutlons
19M35
17,773
571
19,606
18,306
There are no Employer Natlonal Ins￿ranceCOstS asthearnounts due are recovered underthÈ small payroll stheml
The Church operate5 a Nell Pension Scheme, to whlch t*)th employerand em￿0vee c0nMb￿e
In accordance wth Auto-Enrolment legi￿atiOn.

ST. ANDREW'S AND EMMANUEL CHURCHES, CHEADLE HULME
Annual Report and Financial Ststements of the Parochial Church Councll
for the year ended 31 December 2023
NOTESTO THE FINANaAL STATEMEiifs Iconiinuedl
FIXED ASSETS
Freehold land
and bulldlngs
Church
equipmert
Tangible
Tot41
lall unrestrittÈdl
Cort Brouaht Fonvard
at ljonuary 2023
615,703
32.805
648,508
Olsposals In the Ye4r
Addltlons In the Year
I,iii
I,iii
Cost Carried Forward
615,708
33,916
649.fj19
Depr￿latIOn
at ljanuary 2023
31,408
31,408
Di$p05a15 in the Year
Char¥e lor the Year
1,953
1.953
Depreclatlan Carried Fwd
33,361
33,361
NET BOOK VALUE
at I january 2023
615.703
1,397
617,100
NET BOOK VALLIE
615,703
555
616,258
The freehold18nd & bulldings aretwo residenti?1 propertie5 accuired for use bythe der8Y.
68 Henley Avenue is accounted for at purchase value.. the purchase was comp'.eted on 27th Fel%￿ary 2015.
Priorto 2020, 198 BruThtwood Lane (Emmanuel House) Vd5 shown os a note in the accounts. In 2020 It was brought Into the
acwunts at an es￿mated value based on the insured COSL
The PCC has many other Issets, In particular m0veal￿e thurch furnishin8s￿kh are recorded in the Inventory.
Repl8￿ment Insurance values asof 2023 are £230.635. whith is l(xrA of thevalu
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ST. ANDREW'S AND EMMANUEL CHURCHES, CHEADLE HULME
Annual Report and Financlal Statements of the Parochlal Church Councll
for the year ended 31 Decernber 2023
NOTESTO THE FINANCIALSTATEMENTS IEoThtinuedl
CURRENT AS5Ef5
StAnthews
2023
Emmanuel
Total
Totul
2022
2023
2023
DEBTORS
Tax refunds and other Debtors due
Prepayrrvdnts
ookstall
7271
5.764
8,233
6,623
551
1,312
7￿75
609
13,035
16343
15,407
5b
SHORTTERM DEPOSITS
Vernon Bulldlng Soclety
62364
61.927
62364
61,927
CASH AT BANK AND IN HAND
StAndrÈws
2023
Emm#huel
2023
Totsl
Z023
Total
2022
8ank CurrentAccount
Cash
47￿18
84,692
134ZIQ
128,184
47A18
84.692
13
210
128,184
LIABIUTIES
CAEDITOR5- AMOUNTS FALLING DUE IN ONE YEAR
StAndrew5
EmmaTruel
Total
2023
Totul
2022
AcrrJals
Creditors
Missitrn2ry CollÈdDrts Tr)t yet pald
19.576
22.Q42
234
1926
254
I9￿76
22.276
8,160
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ST. ANDREW'S AND EMMANUEL CHURCHES, CHEADLE HULME
Annual Report and Flnanclal Statements of the Parochlal Church Council
for the year ended 31 December 2023
NOTESTO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEflTS I¢orfinyed)
FUND DETAILS
FiJf4DS
2023
2022
Restritted
StAnthews Church
General
Total
GerJÈrol
Totol
BalantÉ at 15tJanuary
715
172n
733.091
709,205
21795
73ZOOI
Restrlcted DOna￿on$ Recelved
Expendlbjre a8a5nst Restrfcted Funds
500
-12A17
11302
-16,827
11.502
-1&827
-11417
Net Increasel-Redudion in General Fund5
-2.426
-2A26
6.615
6,615
Balance at 31st De￿mber
713394
13354 726.748
715,820
17.271
733,091
Restrlctpd fund5 have been beitl8 fEceived since 2018 in orderto fund Youth and Outreach work. n500 was receTved In 2023 (2022 £4,6001
uring 2023, £11.863 wa5 U5edforthis purpose (2D22 £11.075} followingappointTnentof o Children's & Famllles Worker In October 2021.
During 2023, 8 further grant of £l,a(M) was8lven by SMBCto supFx)rt theW6rn1 Space initiative-thi4 Is held for use in 202412021 £9501.
2022figures induded £1122 glvenfor rhe Ch￿tmaS Light TrGilondotheryouth work octlvltfes. ond£3.630 olvenforiED lights in the church
The parlsh aims to retaln fur￿$ to malntaln the ￿carage and the restdenttal pro￿leSthat a￿ owned. The amount provlded at the end of the
year Is £22,OW12022 £19.(KIOI. As a deslgnated fund partof the General Fund.
2022
Resrrfcted
Emmanuel Churth
General Restrirted
T4)lal
Generol
Totol
81arte at IstJanu8ry
fi8.￿0 U.237
81.367
39,597
11,533
51130
RestrictEd Donations Reclyved
utilisedl pald to 3rd parties In the year
5321
-IZA50
5.321
-12A50
5,627
-3,923
5.627
-3.923
Net Increasel-Reductlon In Generdl Funds
3.913
3913
28.533
28,533
Balance at 31st December
74Tr13
6.11
Y&l51
68.130
13.237
61,367
Movements In the Year for restrlcted funds relateto Mis￿on collecdons and paymentsand to (bnation5forthe Sound Sy5tern and for Biblek wlth
the purchase of the Sound System in 2023 also uyng balantrsfrorn e8rfierdonation>
The RestrlttÈd trmlance is a Malntenancelund lori￿nally aiiskng from new thurch build In 2rM)11. used for repairs to the 3runtwood Road house
and the church bulldings
TOTAL FUNDS
785N37
19.462
.899
783.950
30,508
S14,45S
7b
ANALYSIS Iy NET ASSETS BY FUND
2023
Gentr￿ Resirfd¢d
2022
Re5tr1cted
Total
Generul
rotol
Fixed A55ets
Current A55ets
Current Lièbilitie5
6L6A58
1gINSS
.22.276
616,258
210,917
42,276
617.100
175.010
4160
617,100
205,518
-8.160
30,508
Fund Balance
785,437
19.462
804.899
783,950
50,508
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ST. ANDREW'SAND EMMANUEL CHURCHES, CHEADLE HULME
Annual Report and Financlal Statements of the Parochlal Church Councll
for the year ended 31 December 2023
IIOTES TOTHE FINANaALSTATEMENT5 l¢ontinuqdl
FEÉS
StAndrEk¥S
2023
Emmanuel
Total
Tgtal
2022
Pirochlal fee5 Recelved
Pzrochlal fee5 Pild to Dlocese
3￿10
-2.n5
5,402
-2,718
-2,715
2,684
MISSIONARY & CKARITABLE GIVING
StAndrews
2023
Emmonuel
Tothl
2022
CHURCH OVERSEAS
Cr0551ink5
MAF
OMF
Wyclrffe
CMS
Barnib45
CRU
1200
00
1.200
1.2(20
1,2(20
1,2(10
1,866
666
566
00
00
L2fy)
626
626
626
626
IA77
7A77
7,998
RELIEF AGENCY
Tearfund
500
500
500
500
HOME MISSIONS
arnibus
Chr15tian5 In Schools Trust
Message TTUSt lirKI.Festi¥al mcr1￿1
True Freedom TtUSt
UCCF
North West Gospel Partnership
Chelwood Food Bar.k
Teenage Cancer Trust
Chlldren's ￿dety
You & Your5 Counsdllng
Emmeline'5 Pantry
500
500
500
500
1.700
loo
1,443
202
194
500
500
766
500
1.700
L7D)
iTrJ
IA43
202
1254
405
IA39
5,639
5,625
TOTAL MISSIONARY GIVING
ioALx)
3.716
14016
14,123
other Mlsslonary GfvI￿ Is set out in Nole5 11 12

5T. ANDREW'S AND EMMANUELCHURCHES, CHEADLE HULME
Annual Report and Financial Statements of the Parochlal Church Council
tor the year ended 31 December 2023
NOTES TO THE FINANCIALSTATEMENT5 Icontlnuedl
10 SPECIAL EVE￿5
stAndrews
Income Expentlture
Emmaruel
Expeniltuye
Net
Incom¢
Net
2023 EVEMrs
Panrake party
Meal +Talk.. Love in a worfd
of Suffering
odel Railway day
F8mily Fun Ni8ht
Wreath-makin
167
649
174
378
17
671
271
-17
740
1.586
1.270
316
2022 EVENTS
Copernwraymeol
Holidoy Uub
Bright LightFu
Light Trail
ModelRailwirydoy
258
130
£702
63
270
119
1,6
-12
li
1197
1049
IJ MISSIONARY COLLEcnoNS
As wdl è5 donation5 frotnthe Generol Fund Bp.d Special C(I".lecbons +he PCC a150 acts collecbon agenryfor member5 of the(on￿gation who
wish to dirett thelr misslonary 8lvlng through the churth. Detalls are give) below.
Other members of the tongregation sendtheir mlssionary g￿n￿direC￿Y to the socletiesthey wi%h to support. These amounts are not included In
the PCC accounts.
St AndrwA
Emmanuel
2023
2022
Tearfund
CM5
Message Trust
UCCF
Chelwood Foodbank
124
Emmanuel Church Missionary Envelope
givlng Is Intluded in note 9
625
57
¥ Indudknia>sttkted$lftakl
136
12 SpEC￿Le0LLECTEONS
2023
2022
2023
2022
Tearftsnd Quiz Nlght
Children's Soclety
Teenage Ca￿erTrUSt
Children's 5Dclety.' Chrfthnole
633
77
202
117
77
396
710
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sr. ANDREW'S AND EMMANUEL CHURCHES, CHEADLE HULME
Annual Report and Flnanclal Statements of the Parochial Church Council
for the year ended 31 D￿rnber 2023
Independent examlner's report to the members ltru#ees of the Parochlal Churth Cwndl of the Ecclesla5tlcal Parlsh
ofst Andrews and Emmanud Cheadle Hulme
I reportto the Membe￿ of the Parochlal Church Council lthe Pcq who aretrUSt￿ of the E¢deslasti¢al Parfsh of
StAndrew Cheadle Hulme lincorporating the churches of 5t Andrewand Emmanuell. Ithe tharityl, on my exarnin8￿0n of
the accounts of the Charity for the yearended 31 December 2023.
Responsibllltles and ba51sof Aept¥l
A5 the trustees of toe Cl￿rtty you 3re re5pon5iNeforthe preparation of the accouftts in ac£ordante vjith the
requirements of the CharftiesAct 201L lkne ACVI.
I report respect of my eK3minalion of the Charity'5 accounts carried out under section 145 of the 2011 Act
and in iarryin8 Out my eXarn1nat￿n I havelollowed all the opplicable Dirthin5Bi¥en bythe Charity Commlsslon
under 5ertion 14515llbl of theAcL
Independenl Examlntr'$ statemEnt
I have completed my examination. l confirm that no rnoterfjal matters have rome to my attentton In connettK)n
wlth the examin¥tion me ¢au5eto ￿lIeve that in aty Mat￿01 p5pect'.
l accounting ￿ordS We￿ not kept In ￿p￿tt of the u￿rity as required 130 of the Act: or
2 the ac¢ounts do not accord wfth those retords- or
3 the accounts do not comply wtth the ap￿Itab￿ requlrements ton¢emlng the forrn and content
of a¢counts set out in the Charities (Attountsand Reports) Retulations 21]08 other than any requirement thatthe
acwunts glve a'true and f3lr' ￿eWwhIch is a mattercon*d¥ed as part of an Sndependent examination.
I have no con￿M$ and havÈ ¢Dme across no other matters in ¢onnettlon the wmlnation towhlch atteft￿On
should be drawn in thls report In order to enable a properunderstandin8of the a¢¢ouDts to be ￿Ched.
P G H Wells FCA
6 Hulme Hall Avenuè
Cheadle HulmÈ
Cheadle
Cheshlre 5K8 6LN