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2020-09-30-accounts

Contents Pages
Legal and administrative information
Minister's report
Report of the Deacons 3-5
Independent
examiner's
report
Statement of financial
activities
Balance sheet
Statement ofCash Flows
Notes to the financial statements 10-22

A Buildings
Group continues
to operate and is working
on the future strategy
for all our buildings,
as well a
on dealing
with the many
minor issues which come up all the time.
Public benefit
A Buildings
Group continues
to operate and is working
on the future strategy
for all our buildings,
as well a
on dealing
with the many
minor issues which come up all the time.
Public benefit
A Buildings
Group continues
to operate and is working
on the future strategy
for all our buildings,
as well a
on dealing
with the many
minor issues which come up all the time.
Public benefit
The Church's
activities
are considered
regularly
in the
light
of the
guidance
published
by the
Charity
Commission
on public
benefit.
The Deacons
have
regard
to this guidance
in exercising
their powers
and
duties.
Some examples
of the public benefits
flowing
from the pursuit
of the Church's
aims and objectives
are: the provision
of regular services of public worship,
providing
pastoral care to those with whom the Church
has contact, and providing
facilities for children' s, senior citizens' and other community
activities.
Risk review
The Deacons
review the risks of the operations
of the Church
regularly
and take appropriate
action where
possible to mitigate those risks.
The key risks which have been identified
and key actions which
have been
taken are shown
in the table below.
Key risk Mitigating
action
The Church
is dependent
on giving
from members,
Regular
teaching
on the
importance
of Christian
in
particular
on
regular
large
gifts
from
a small
giving;diversificationofsourcesofincometoinclude
number of members. more rental income from buildings.
The
Church
works
with
children
and
vulnerable
Employment
of trained
staff, adoption
and
regular
adults,
leading
to risks of inadequate
safeguarding
practices and possible abuse.
renewal
of Safeguarding
Policy, training
of key staff
and volunteers
and
review at each meeting
of the
Deacons
The Church
has
buildings
which
are constantly
in
Long term programme
of building
work with a view
need of maintenance
and renewal.
to creating a sustainable
building.
The Church
is dependent
on key staff such as the
The
Deacons
seek
to
follow
best
practice
in
Minister and the Youth and Children's
Worker.
employment
ofstaff as recommended
by the Baptist
Union ofGreat Britain.
The
Church
is vulnerable
to external
pressures,
Membership
ofkey bodies such as the Baptist Union
such
as
changes
in
legislation
which
may
be
of Great Britain and the London
Baptist Association
inconsistent
with
its aims
or which
may
affect
its
which are able to influence
legislation
and guidelines
financial
viability.
at a national
and local level.

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Notes 2020 2019
Fixed assets
Tangible assets 12 2,873,963 2,750,110
Current assets
Oebtors 13 31,243 12,591
Cash at bank and in hand 16,067 138,393
Creditors:
amounts
falling due within one 47,310 150,984
year 14 (3„438) (2,812)
Net current assets 43,872 148,172
Provisions
for liabilities
and charges 20 (33,380) (36,245)
Total assets less current liabilities 2,884,455 2,862,037
Funds
Restricted funds 15 2,928 64,414
Unrestricted
funds
16 2,881,527 2,797,623
Total funds carried forward 17 2,884,455 2,862,037

2020 2019
Net cash provided by operating
activities
(see below) 12,956 19,884
Cash flows from investing
activities
Interest
received
141 243
Payments
on fixed
asset additions (135,423) (60,719)
Net cash (used in) investing
activities
(135,282) (60,476)
Net cash (outflow) (122,326) (40,592)
Cash and cash equivalents
at 1 October 2019
138,393 178,985
Cash and cash equivalents
at 30
September
2020
16,067 138,393
Cash flows from operating activi ties
Net income for the year 22,418 3,926
Interest
included
in
Depreciation
investing
activities
(141)
11,570
(243)
12,134
Defined benefit employer
contributions
paid (3,158) (3,528}
Movement
in defined
benefit employer deficit
provision
(Increase)/decrease
Increase
in creditors
in debtors 293
(18,652)
626
2,475
5,038
82
Net cash provided by operating
activities
12,956 19,884

Unrestricted Restricted
Funds Funds 2020 2019
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Donations and legacies
GiR aided 65,450 364 65,814 66,375
Envelopes
Loose cash
2,935
5,067
2,935
5,067
7,371
11,411
Income tax recoverable 18,395 107 18,502 15,324
Other income 63,798 23,510 87,308 48,588
Total 155,645 23,981 179,626 149,069
3 Other trading activities
Unrestricted Restdcted
Funds Funds 2020 2019
E E
Church activities
Rent receivable 50,589 50,589 49,066
Pre School activities
Fundraising events 35 35 105
Total 50,589 35 50,624 49,171
4 Income from investments
Unrestricted Restricted
Funds Funds 2020 2019
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Interest receivable
Interest
receivable
3 97
Pre School interest receivable 138 138 146
Total 138 141 243
5 Income from charitable activities
Unrestricted Restricted
Funds Funds 2020 2019
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Church
Youth and children's contributions 3,330 3,330 11,106
Small Groups and Events 812 812 1,195
4,142 4,142 12,301
Pre School
Pre School fees 35,109 35,109 89,307
Total 4, 142 35,109 39,251 101,608

Grant
Activities Governance funding of
undertaken costs activities
directly (see note 8) (see note 7) 2020 2019
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Church
General
fund
187,416 2,904 10,793 201,113 218,505
Pastoral
fund
Building
fund
4,017 4,017 6,054
Pre School 191,433 2,904 10,793 205,130 224,559
Pre School 71,802 71,802 71,606
Total Charitable Activities 263,235 2,904 10,793 276,932 296,165
7 Grants payable
2020 2019
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Paid toindividuals
Missionaries 5,399 6,074
Grant payable toinstitutions
Pioneers
UK
5,394 5,394
World church baptist missionary society 2,000
World church home mission fund 2,000
Total (see note 6) 10,793 15,468
8 Governance costs
2020 2019
Direct costs
Independent examination fees (including VAg 2,904 2,818

2020 2019
Staffcosts
Wages and salaries
Social security costs
158,975
8,073
156,852
12,824
Defined benefit employer pension contributions
(see note 20)
3,178 3,162
Movement in defined benefit employer deficit provision (see note 20) 293 2,475
Defined contribution employer contributions
(see note 20)
9,270 15,375
179,789 190,688
The number employees on an average head count basis during the year was as follows;
2020 2019
Number Number
Full time
Part time (based on 3 part time staff and 3 bank staff)
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Staff costs 179,789 190,688
Independent Examination Fee 2,904 2,818
Depreciation ofowned assets ~12
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2020:
ricted
funds
Balance at Balance at
1 Oct2019 Income Expenditure Transfers 30Sep 2020
E E E F f.
General fund 10,895 218,496 (186,473) (71,754) (28,836)
Designated Funds
General fixed asset fund 2,743,944 (8,958) 135,423 2,870,409
Building fund 42,714 42,714
Accompanied Groups 70 2,852 (5,682) (2,760)
2,797,623 221,348 (201,113) 63,669 2,881,527
2019:
Balance at Balance at
1 Oct 2018
f
Income Expenditure
f
Transfers
E
30Sep 2019
E
General fund 30,549 187,216 (203,461) (3,409) 10,895
Designated Funds
General axed asset fund 2,692,747 (9,522) 60,719 2,743,944
Building fund 50,000 (7,286) 42,714
Accompanied Groups 394 5,198 (5,522) 70
2,773,690 192,414 (218,505) 50,024 2,797,623

2020:
Other Balance
Fixed net between
assets Cash assets funds Total
E F E E
Fund balances at 30September 2020 are represented by:
General fund 4,134 (7,046) (29,478) (32,390)
Designated
Funds
General fixed asset fund 2,873,963 2,873,963
Building fund 42,714 42,714
Accompanied Groups 452 (3,212) (2,760)
Restricted
Funds
Pastoral fund 163 163
Wates Foundation fund 1,294 1,294
Pre School fund
Building fund 1,471 (11,481) 1,471
2,873,963 16,067 (5,575) 2,884,455
2019:
Other Balance
Fixed net between
assets Cash assets funds Tota I
E
Fund balances at 30September 2019are represented by:
General fund 3,818 (27,571) 34,648 10,895
Designated Funds
General fixed asset fund 2,743,944 2,743,944
Building fund 42,714 42,714
Accompanied Groups (8) 78 70
Restricted
Funds
Pastoral fund 163 163
Wates Foundation fund 1,294 1,294
Pre School fund 6,166 54,656 75 2,060 62,957
Building fund 79,927 1,030 (80,957)
2,750,110 138,393 (26,466) 2,862,037

2020 2019
E
Within one year 1,262 2,152
Within two to five years 1,262
1,262 3,414
Total lease payments in the year 2,152 2,152

The following Deacons were associated
with
the following recipients of grants:
2020 2019
E
Deacon AasociatIon
P King Pioneers UK 5,394 5,394
The following Deacons received remuneration in the year, as permitted by section 23 ofthe Constitution:
The following
Deacons received
remuneration
in the year, as permitted
by section 23 ofthe C onstitution:
2020 2019
Deacon Occupation
Rev R Marzetti Pastor 30,996 31,008
30,996 31,008

Pen sion commitments
and o
sion commitments
and o
ther po st-retirement
benefit
s (conti
The key assumptions
underlying
the
valuation were as follows:
Type ofassumption
RPI price inflation
assumption
%pa
3.50
CPI price inflation
assumption
2.75
Minimum
Assumed
Pensionable
Income
investment
returns
increases (CPI plus 0.75% pa) 3.50
Pre-retirement 3.50
Post retirement 2.25
Deferred pension
increases
Pre April 2009 3.50
Post April 2009 2.50
Pension increases
Main Scheme pension Pre April 2006 2.70
Main Scheme pension Post April 2006 2.00

movement
in the provisi
on is se t out in the table below.
2020 2019
E
Balance sheet liability at the start ofthe year 36,245 37,298
Minus deficiency
contributions
paid (3,158) (3,528)
Interest cost (recognised in SoFA) 520 889
Remaining
change to
balance sheet liability* (recognised in SoFA) (227) 1,586
Balance sheet liability at the end ofthe year 33,380 36,245

Pension commitments
and
Pension commitments
and
other post-retirement
benefits (continued)
other post-retirement
benefits (continued)
other post-retirement
benefits (continued)
other post-retirement
benefits (continued)
This liability represents
the present
has been valued
using the following
value ofthe deficit contributions
agreed as at the accounting
assumptions
set by reference
to the duration
of the deficit
date and
recovery
payments;
2020 2019 2018
Discount rate 0.4 2.5%
Future increases to Minimum
Pensionable
Income 3.1% 3.4% 33%