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2020-12-31-accounts

Parish of Upton-cum Chalvey (Church of England)

Charity Registered in England 1130774

Trustees Annual Report

for the period 1st January to 31st December 2020

Reference and Administration details

Rector: Revd Andrew Allen (to 31st March 2020) Upton-cum-Chalvey Parish Wardens (from April 1st 2020) Charity Postal Address: ℅ The Rectory, 34 Upton Park Slough SL1 2DE

Trustees

Name of Trustee Dates acted if not whole year Andrew Allen to March 2020 Liz Bishop Lynda Bussley Peter Clarke Jean Donovan from October 2020 Amanda Drake from October 2020 Richard Emerson to October 2020 Ariete Gomes Pinheiro to October 2020 Linda Hillier Margaret Inniss Allan James Julie James from October 2020 Dave Kill Jean Smith Andrea Sparrow Alistair Stewart Chris Tebbit Rob Walker

Structure, Governance and Management

The governing document is the PCC Powers Measure 1956 as amended & Church Representation Rules. The Charity is a Parochial Church Council.

Trustees are the members of the PCC elected annually at the Parish AGM. (The annual Parish meeting, due to be held in April, was deferred until October in line with Diocese of Oxford permission. Those elected to ofFice at the annual Parish meeting in 2019 continued in ofFice until October 2020).

The Parish was previously an excepted organisation, and registered as a charity in July 2009.

There are three churches in the Parish, each with a District Church Council reporting to the PCC – St Laurence’s Upton, St Mary’s Slough and St Peter’s Chalvey.

The Parish has a range of policies and procedures in place for protection of children and vulnerable adults, equal opportunities, con_lict of interest, lone working and data privacy and protection, as well as statements on inclusion and accessibility. The Parish ensures that all those deemed to qualify for DBS checks have a current DBS in line with Diocese of Oxford guidelines, and all those required to do so have taken the appropriate level of Safeguarding training. Safeguarding is regularly reappraised by the PCC sub-committee in line with requirements and best practice.

In addition, the PCC requires each DCC to have in place agreed policies and procedures in line with their speci_ic activities and the uses of the individual building, to carry out health and safety and risk assessments as appropriate, to ensure personal safety, and to handle their data in accordance with Parish policy, and to require that organisations hiring premises have appropriate policies and procedures in place.

The Parish of Upton-cum-Chalvey is part of the Deanery of Burnham and Slough, in the Archdeaconry of Buckingham, in the Diocese of Oxford.

The team comprises: Rector: Revd Andrew Allen (to March 2020 on his retirement) Team Vicar: Revd Alistair Stewart Non-Stipendiary Minister: Revd Linda Hillier Licensed Lay Minister: Rob Walker

The Parish Churchwardens are Andrea Sparrow and Lynda Bussley (from October 2020) The Parish Safeguarding Of_icer is Allan James. The Electoral Roll Of_icer/Parish Data Protection Of_icer is Rob Walker. The Secretary to the PCC is Ruth Ayling

The Electoral Roll of the Parish is 149 (as reported at the Parish AGM, October 2020).

Objects of the Charity

Promoting in the ecclesiastical parish the whole mission of the Church.

Aim and Purpose

Upton-cum-Chalvey Parochial Church Council (PCC) has the responsibility of cooperating with the Rector, the Reverend Andrew Allen, in promoting in the ecclesiastical parish, the whole mission of the Church. We aim to be a Christian presence in a dynamic multi-cultural setting. We do this through meeting people and offering what they need.

Objectives and Activities

The PCC is committed to enabling as many people as possible to worship at the churches within the parish, and to become part of the communities based at these churches. The PCC maintains an overview of worship throughout the parish and helps ensure that our services involve as many of the groups living within the parish as possible, in addition ensuring that pastoral concern and community outreach address the needs of our multi-faith, multi-ethnic locality.

When planning our activities for the year, the incumbent and the PCC have considered the Charity Commission’s guidance on public bene_it and, in particular, the speci_ic guidance on charities for the advancement of religion.

We try to enable ordinary people to live out their faith as part of our parish communities through:

To facilitate this work, it is essential to maintain the fabric of the churches in the parish. All three churches are listed buildings (St Laurence: Grade I, St Mary: Grade II, St Peter: Grade II)

The main activities of the Parish

Until Covid restrictions came into force, the three churches would normally open for public worship each Sunday, with _ive Eucharistic services held during the week across the Parish, St Mary's in the centre of town opening additionally whenever possible for private prayer, or for those of any faith or none wanting to _ind a quiet space in the day. St Mary's traditionally hosts the town's annual Service of Remembrance and the town Christmas Carol service, with seasonal study groups held in Lent.

There are two Church schools in the parish; St. Mary’s Voluntary Controlled Primary, and Slough and Eton Church of England Business and Enterprise College (Academy) – both with a very diverse intake. The Parish provides Foundation Governors for both Church Schools. The relationship between schools and Parish is very close, and in previous years, Clergy and others have visited the schools regularly and children from the schools have visited the churches for educational visits, acts of worship, carol services and concerts.

The challenges and achievements of this year

Slough has been badly affected by the pandemic, leading to lengthy Tier 2 and Tier 3 restrictions during the year in addition to national lockdown measures. Within the boundaries of legal requirement, and following guidance from The Church of England and Diocese of Oxford, and risk assessments, the Parish has continued to worship to the best of its ability, through Covid-safe worship in Church or private prayer when permitted, through Zoom-based worship on Sundays and Wednesdays, and in an online bible study group. We have shared links to online worship from other churches and providers also, and our clergy team have worked tirelessly to provide worship resources, with particular concern for those who are not online, and pastoral care for all throughout this very dif_icult time. Updates on services have been made available on the Church websites and notice boards.

It has been impossible for the three churches to continue most of their usual activities this year. The usual fund-raising and social events, concerts and bookings as venues have all been put on hold.

In March 2020, Revd Andrew Allen retired as Rector after 15 years in the Parish, and we began the process of discernment for someone to lead us in the next stage of Parish life. With guidance from Gill Lovell, the Diocese of Oxford (Buckingham area) Parish Development Adviser, we consulted widely within the Parish - with current worshippers, and also with members of the wider church family, those from other churches and from the church schools. This gave us valuable insights which enabled us to formulate the roll description and person speci_ication, and formed the core of our Parish pro_ile.

On August 24th a Section 11 PCC meeting was held to elect two lay Parish representatives for the appointment process. Andrea Sparrow and Allan James were elected as representatives. On 18th November, the Parish representatives attended a meeting of Burnham and Slough Deanery Mission and Pastoral committee, the outcome of which was that the Deanery formally recommended that a full-time Rector be appointed to the Parish. The post is scheduled to be advertised in the _irst quarter of 2021.

Financial Situation for 2021

While fundraising and income has been affected during 2020 by Covid-19 restrictions, the churches have been closed for use for much of the year with regular events unable to be held, so expenditure has reduced also.

Budgets for 2021 for all three district churches and the parish have been approved by the PCC, and the Trustees are satisfied that the Parish is financially viable. There are no major capital or other projects planned for the next twelve months.

The Trustees declare that they have approved this report.

Signed on Behalf of the Trustees

Name Alistair Stewart Position Team Vicar Date 5th March 2021

Andrea Sparrow Parish Warden 5th March 2021

Upton cum Chalvey PCC Accounts 01.01.20 to 31.12.20 Charty feg. no. 1130774 Treasurerfs Report The PCC is a registered charity and the legal body responsible for the whole parish. The DCC'S opèrate independently under the jurisdiction of the PCC. Unrestrictsd (General Fund) The funds for this a¢¢ount In¢lude the sharns received from the Districts. interest recelved from unrestrlcted Investments wlth the CBF and rent from 134 Albert Strèot. 134 Albert Street: The propety has been let throughout the year enabling a payment relative lo their insurance costs, to be paid to the distncts. The tenants have extended the lease on a month by month basis. There have been minor maintenance issues but the property is in relattvety good order. The Di5tn'ct contribution to the parish has been re-assessed in line wth the rent distribution. Expenditurp: Thanksglvlng Fund: Miscellaneous: Parish collectlons: £70 has been paid to each of the districts for childrens work. Small rtems. Due to the pandamic there have been no parish collections. Endowment (Clergy Expenses Fund } The funds for Clergy Expenses come mainly from the Bowyer Will Trust with some income from interest on investments. The amount receivod is shared with St Mary's for maintenance of the church and churchyard. The clergy team are the Team V￿r Revd Dr. Alistsir Stewar(and a thensed Lay Minister Rob Walker assisted by Revd Linda Hillier (reliredl. The Team Rector. Revd Andrew Allen reti￿d in May. Mission and Ministry Fund This is the residue of the sale of the house in Cooper Way. The PCC agreed to use this fund for Mission and Ministry following an approved business plan submitted to the PCC. Deep Cleaning in prepafatK)n for each church lo open during the pandemic was paid from this fund Christine Tebbit Parish Treasurer Date.

Upton cum Chalvey PCC Report of the Independent EAamiDer to the Memben for ihe year ended 31 Deeember 2020 I rew)rt on the accounts of the Upton cum Chalvev PCC for the year ended 31 December 2020, which comprise the Balan¢¢ She¢t as at that date, the Statement of Financial Activities for the year then ended and a Statement of Assets as at thai date. Respeclive respon5ibiliti£s of Church OffKer5 and the llldepellden¢ Examiner As the Church's OtTicer& you arc rcswnsible for the preparation of th¢ a￿ounts. You consider that the audit requiretncttt of scction 14412) of th¢ Ch2ritÉes Act 2011 (*he Act") does not apply and that an indcpendeni examinaiion is needed. It is mv responsibility. to examine the accounts under S￿li0n 145 of the Act and to state, on the basis of the procedutrs s￿¢]rIed in the General Directions given by the Charity Commissioners under section 145(5Kb) of the ACL whether particular matters havc com¢ to mv attention. Ba5i5 of Independent Examiller's report My examination Thas Ca￿led out in accordance with the General Directions given by the Charity Commissioners. An exatnination includes a review of the ac¢ounting records kept by th¢ Church and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes consideration of any unusual ilems or disclosures in thc accounts and seeking explanations from the Officcrs concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do noi provide all th¢ evidence that would be required in an audit and consequently I do not express an audit opinion on the vtew given by the accounts. Independeni Examiner's Statement In connection with my examination. no fflattcr has come io lighi which gives me reasonablc cause to believe that in any material respect the requirements to keep accounting r¢¢ords in accordance with section 130 of the Act havc not bccn ￿¢1. Nothing has come to mj. attention which gives me reasonable cause to believe that the accounts do not accord with the accounling records. The only oiher rnatters to which l consider attention should be io enable a prO￿r understanding of the accounts to be reachcd are: figures for the Rector and Wardens, Accounts are not considered part of the PCC'S funds and are included in the accounts presented to members for InfOrn￿lI0￿ only. Ac￿rdInglY I do not report on their accurdCy- l ￿pOrt separately on the accounts for ¢ach District Church Council. Any transfers between the PCC and each t￿c are reflected in their respective accounts. Mr C Rayner, FCA Craufurd Hale Audit Services Limited Grouttd Floor. Belmont Place Beltnont Road Maidenhead SL6 6TB

Upton cum Chalvey PCC Statement of Financial Activities 01.01.20 - 31.12.20 Charlty registration 1130T14 Note Unrestricted Restricted Endowrnent Fund8 Funds Funds 2020 2020 2020 Total Totsl 2020 2019 n¢ome regource8 Voluntary income DCC Activities for generating funds Income from investments Interest recd. Dividends recd. Increaseldecrease in value of shares Church aclivilieslmagazine 2a Other incoming resources Mission Misc Tax recovered {Bowyerl 18 1b 1.320 1,320 1,620 92 460 996 2,650 155 27.228 996 968 6,070 225 27,727 13 2,650 155 13,728 13.500 3.793 41,220 Total income 15.295 1.364 16.150 32,809 Resources expended Cost of generating voluntsry income Magazine cosUthank$giving Church activibes Church management and administration 6a 6b 6c Stalionerylprinting Bowyer lo Sl Marys Bowyer tax recovered for St Marys Rent distribution to DCCS Missionlparish development Clergy expenses Clergy Training Albert st. work Vacancy expenses 255 55S 88 4,148 140 7,000 1,900 12,000 300 1,996 380 1,177 586 586 48 4.050 83 6.750 2,470 83 1,130 6,750 12.000 367 12,000 367 1.019 30 1.782 466 27,181 5,628 139.569 145,197 8b 1.019 30 1.782 466 11,177 4,973 53.409 58,382 Total expenditure SurplusldofJ¢it for year blhvd 2019 1S,554 -259 29,939 11,281 128.288 139,569 914 -2.583 88.743 rjhvd 2020 -2.842 89,657 Notes la 1b 2a Donation for pan5h ewn58S Parish co118CtK)ns for missic Magazir Rental In￿rne from Albert Streei Income frorn Bo%Yyer trust for PCCISt Marys miw1la￿Ous expenses IrwJepen¢Jenl examinetlinsuonce rmtsston & Ministry to DCCS ComputerlAlbert sl cost Pansh cLIWons for mission

Upton cum Chalvey PCC Accounts 01.01.20 to 31.12.20 Charlty reg. no. 1130774 Balance sheet Current Assets 2020 2019 Cash at bank i Unr8Stryct8d 4.380 4.028 3 Restricted -637 2 Endowed 17,209 14,886 10,221 I2￿29 C8F Deposlt A¢¢ount i Unrestilcted 3 Restricted 1,538 89,657 1,445 89,380 90,825 91,196 Investments 2 2009.65 CBF Income shares- at valuation Bendey+house reS￿ue 41,172 38,523 Total 145,197 139,$69 Liabilities Creditors 145,197 139,569 Parish Funds unreslricted endowment restn'cted -2,842 1 58,382 2 89.657 3 -2.583 1 53,409 2 88.743 3 Total fvnds 145.197 139,569 Approved by Panjchial chU￿h Council: SKJned by chri5b.ne Tebbit Treasurer Chairman Date

Upton cum Chalvey PCC Accounts 01.01.20 to 31.12.20 Charity reg. no. 1130774 Statement of Assets 2020 2019 Office equipment: Digital projector Computers for Team RectorNicar nlv nlv Investments: Held by the central Board of Finance The CBF Church of England Investment Fund - Income shares at valuation Sale proceeds of St. Laurence House1134 Albert Street} (Endowed) L.R. Bentley Trust for St Lauren￿ {Endowedl 35,579 5.593 41,172 33,290 5,233 38,523 Total Bank Accounts Unrestricted funds Current a¢¢ount (General. Clergy expenses, Misslon & Ministry funds) C8F Deposit fund 12,829 10.221 1,539 1,445 14,368 11,666 Restricted Funds Held in CBF Deposit Fund Sale proceeds of 9 Cooper Way Imission & Ministry fund} Sale proceeds of Sl Martin's Church 134 Albert Street 86,022 86,741 3.635 89,657 2,639 89.380 Total Total PCC Assots 145,197 139,569 Funds held in a Rector and Warden's aGcount at CBF are not the responsibilbty of the PCC and are excluded from these accounts

St Laurenee's Distriet Chureh Coullcil Report of the Independent ELqmiDer to the Members for the year euded 31 December 2020 I report on the accounts of the Si Laurence District Church Council for the year ended 31 December 2020. hich comprise ihe Balance Shed as at 31 DeceTnber 2020, a Statement of Financial ACtI￿.1t]eS for the y¢ar then ended and supporting Notes. Respective r&sponsibilitios of Church OffK*rs and the Independettt Eumityer As the Church's Officers, you are responsible for the preparation of the accounls. You ¢onsid¢r thal the audit requirement of section 144(2) of the Charities Act 2011 ('ihe Act,) does not apply and thai an ind¢p¢ndcnt cxamination is needed. It is m), resFX)nsibility' to exarnine the accounts under section 145 of the Act and to state. on the basis of the pro¢edures specified in the General Dire¢tions given by the Charity Commissioners under section 145{5Xb) of the ACL whether particular matters have come to my attention. Basi5 of Independent Exalniner's report M￿. examination ￿'aS Ca￿led out in accordance with the Generdl Directions given by the Charity Commissioners. An examination includes a review of the accounting records kept b), the Church and a mparison of th¢ ￿cOUnts presented with those re¢ords. It also includes ¢onsiderdtion of an), unusual items or disclosures in the accounts and seeking explanations from the Officers concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit and consequently I do not express an audit opinion on the view oiven by the accounts. Indepelldeni Examiner's SLgiemeDt In connection with my. examination, no matter has come to light which gives me reasonable cause to believe that in any malerial respect the requirements to keep accounting rewrds in accordance with section 130 of the Act has not been met. The only other matters to which I consider atteniion should k drawn to ¢nable a proper understsnding of the accounts to be reached is that the amount for the Rector and W'ardens, Account held under the name of Uplon Si Laurence Charity is not considered part of the PCC'S fi]nds and movem¢nts on that a¢count are not subject to examination by me. Mr C Ra￿.ner, FCA Cr&ufurd Hale Audit Services Limited Ground Floor, Belmont Place Belmont Road Maid¢nhead, SL6 6TB

St Laurnn¢?'s DCC Accounts for Y•ar Ended 31st Doc•m￿r 2020 STATEME1￿ OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES Endowment Total INCOME 2019 Voluntary 14Korne Tax Recc>vwed Fundrai￿r¥j Activibes Churth Actwities Other Income Mi58ion & Ministy Investment Income TOTAL INCOME 9,569 2.442 2.488 75 6.983 276 374 9,845 2.816 2,488 370 26.377 11,946 2,705 7,501 1.115 4.051 155 173 27,646 295 4.249 15,145 169 5A63 169 42,065 21,557 15.145 EXPENDITURE Volur*tary Expenditure Churth Actmbes Church MhFwemenVAdmintstration Msssion & Pain￿trY Fundrai51ng ActNrfks Maintenance 9,360 10,144 225 1,000 10,092 458 1,178 50 1,400 18,099 2,789 2,702 36,768 -9.122 225 193 807 236 2,355 2.309 366 15.433 6,124 236 7,355 2,309 2.749 24.018 18,047 5.¢XIO Utilth"e$ Insuratxe 2.383 3,585 1.778 TOTAL EXPENWURE Net Movement in Fund s.000 10,14S Balance blf Balance clf 01 January 31 Dec9mbor 11.066 17,190 6,976 8,754 18,042 36,089 27.164 18,042 10,145 Income Voluntary Income.. Pledged and Unpjedgett GNing, Donations. Special Collethons Tax Recovorgd: Tax refvnds on giving. VAT recovered on building works Church Actsvrties.. Wedding and funeral fees and cash. ThanksgNinglYouth Work Other Income". Building Fund. ¢hutch lettings, legaaes. PCC restricted Income, refunds trom utilities. tniscellaneous Income Investrnent Income: Income fTI)m Sl Laurence Charsty CBFICCLA accounl Exp•ndlture Voluntsry Expenditure: DK)ce5an Shale. Ikanery Share. Partsh Share, Quthquenn￿l Share, Special collect￿nS hurch Actlvities: Wedding and funeral fees sent lo Diocese, organisL verger.. ThanksgiwngNoulh Work ChurGh managomenVAdmlnistratlon: Altar requisttes, organists fees. refreshments, cleaning, pUbl￿ty1prift1ln91 stalK)nery Fundraising Adivitle8: Event to)kings. materials Maintenance: Buikling Proj¢cl, routine fT>ainlenance

BALANCE SHEET ON 31st DECE%IBER 2020 2020 2019 Cash at Bank Debtors Creditsrn £18,042 Net Curnnt As88ts £36.089 £18.042 UTrvestitted Funds Restricted Funds Endowments £17,190 £8,754 £10,145 11.066 6.976 Bala￿e at Y•ar End £18.042 Sign•d: Rwd Dr Alistair St•w•rt Tèam vI￿r of the PafiBh of Uptoii cum Chalvoy David Klll Treasuror. St Laurence￿ DCC

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St Prfer's Distriet Chur¢h Coulleil Report of the Independent E%gminer to tbe Members for ihe year ended 31 December 20211 I report on the accounts of St Peter'5 District Church Council for the year ended 31 December 2020. which COTnprise a Stalement of Financial Adiwities. Respective responsibilities of Church orrieers and ¢he Independeni Examiner As the Church's 0￿1(cr5, you are res￿nsIble for the prcpardtion of thc accounts. You consider that the audit requirement of se£tion 144(2) of the Charities Act 2011 {'tthe Act") does not apply and that an independent examination is needed. It is my responsibilitN' lo examine the accounts under section 145 of the Act and to state, on the basis of the procedures specified in the Genernl Directions giNen b), the Charity Commissioners under section 145(5Xb) of the Act, whether particular matters have come to my attention. Basis of Illdepelldtllt Examiner's report My examination was carried out in accordance with the Generdl Directions given b), thc Charity Commissioners. An examination includes a reN'iew of the accounting records kept by the Church and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes considcrntion of any unusual items or dI￿lOSure$ in the a¢¢ounts and seeking explanations from the Officers concerning any such matters. The pr￿edureS undertaken do not pro￿lde all the evidence that would k required in an audit and Cott￿quentIY I do noi ¢xpr¢ss an audit opinion on the N'iew given by the accounts. fndependent Eumiller's Ststement In conneciion with m), examination, no matter has come to light which gives me reasonable cause to believ¢ that in any material respect the requirements to keep accounting records in accordance with se¢tion 130 of th¢ Act. Th¢ only assd is reported to be cash at ban Nothin8 has come to m￿. attention which gives me Teasonable cause to ￿lIeVe that the accounts do not a¢¢ord with the accounting re£ords. Mr C Ravner, FCA Craufurd Hale Audit SeTr'ices Limited Ground Floor, Belmont Place, Belmont Road Maidenhead, SL6 6TB

St Mary's Dislrid Church Council Report of the Independent Examiner ¢0 the Members for the year ended 31 December 2020 I rewrt on the accounts of Si Mar) s District Church Council for the vear ended 31 tkcember 2020, which compris¢ the Balan¢e Sheei as at that date and an Income Resources and Resources Expended pag¢ for the year then ended. Respective responsibilities of Church Officera aud the Independellt Examiner A5 the Chur¢h"s Offi¢¢r5, you are rc5ponsiblc for th¢ pr¢paralion of the a¢counts. You ¢onsid¢r that (he audit requirement of section 144(2) of the Charities Act 2011 ('the A¢i") d(Ks not apply and thai an independent examination is needed. It is my r¢spxinsibiliry to exarnine the accounts under seclion 145 or the Act and to state, on ihe basis of the procedures specified in the General D]r￿tionS giNen b>. the Charity Commissioners under section 145{5Xb} of the ACL whether particular Matte￿ hav¢ wme to my att¢nlion. Basis of Independent Examiner's report M) exatnination w.as carried out in accordance wilh the General Directions given by ihe Charity Commissioners. An examinaiion Éncludes a review of the accounting records kept b), the Church and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. li also includes consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts and seeking eKplanaiTons from the OITicers ¢onceming anv such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all thc ei'idenc¢ that would be required in an audit and consequently I do not express an audit opinion on the view given by the a￿Ounts. Independent Examiner's Statement In conneclion with tny examination. no Ynatter has come to light which gives me reasonable cause to believe ihat in any material respect the requI￿rn¢￿ts io keep accounting records in ac¢ord8nce with section 130 of the Act. Noihing has come to my attention which gives me reasonable Cal￿ to believe that thc accounts do not accord with the accounting records. Mr C Rayner, FCA Craufurd Ilale Audit Services l.imited Ground Floor, Belmont Place. Belmont Road, Maid¢nh¢ad. SL6 6TB

ST MARY'S CHURCH. SLOUGH CHA￿Ty NO. 1130774 01101120- 31112120 INCOME Income I VOlunta￿_ 9.429 2 ActtVlt185￿￿ertbn9 "funt1rai8in9 105 105 3 ChyrGh A¢tlvtlles funeral fees Thanksgiving 210 210 70 70- 4 Other Inco 4.122 7.234 6,750 18.1C6 S Investment iri¢ome 505 75 ""6-C8F -7f 98 750 28,SOO 8 Voluntsry exppndit 12.021. f9.255 T Church A¢tlvftl¢s 5,547" 5.547 10 Utslitse5 ,423 5.423 9.V24 11 Insurance B.458 8.493 12 Malntsnance 214 6,7￿ -11. . 3,382 7SO S6.029 8-.6f5 13 C¢￿. 34.811 ￿4.16 5Q139 -7,164- . 24.846" "- 161.65f -27.529 -2,133" 154,364 t15,121 'BIF from 2019" 184.364 otes 1'Vtsluntary Inctyi P￿dged Non Pledg￿ Donations 8"Vo]untsry Exper￿riy1 D10￿5#n share anery Parish Quin Share 2 Activities for ynv•b'ng in¢om* Fund Raising 3'Chur¢h A¢tlvld Funeral Fees "Thanksgiwng er Income Hi L￿a pcc 8owyer Concert Car Parking n resloralion RSCM urc ar ￿Utsrtes Organ￿t f888 alel StatK1r￿ry Photocopy Sunday s&th-" Msc Website Redemplor 10 UUiti88 f1 Insura￿0 A4 gffjt aintenance 6 Investment in¢ome "CBF "Tax re¢ove

154.487 -2.1%3 Is6￿4 al Bank L Cutrenl acc￿ !¢BF a￿￿11￿ 25.7( 103,408 'C8PIAoxoin 117.215