## St John the Evangelist Hildenborough 

REPORT & ACCOUNTS Year ended 31[st] December 2024 



## Parish of Hildenborough – St John’s Church 

## Annual Report of the Parochial Church Council 2024 

## History 

The Parish Church of Hildenborough was established in 1844 and continues a long tradition of serving the Parish of Hildenborough, located some 3 miles north of Tonbridge, Kent.  The population of the village is circa 5000. The Parochial Church Council (PCC) under the Chairmanship of the incumbent, Rev.d Tim Saiet has responsibility for all aspects of the life and witness of the Church and is assisted by Mr. Trevor Long (Lay Reader).  The PCC also has responsibility for the administration of the Church assisted by Mrs Jess Collins (Church Administrator) and its finances under the supervision of Mr Richard Lake (Hon. Treasurer). 

## Aims and Objectves 

The PCC is committed to making Jesus known to the community through the provision of worship services that are relevant and meaningful for those who attend and pastoral care for the wider community through the provision of regular events for children and support through the operation of a Food Bank and meeting needs in practical ways. 

## Notable Achievements 

St John’s is addressing the need for change in the pursuit of Church growth at least so far as financial and people resources will allow.  Following the departure of the previous Church Administrator Nancy Mansfield on the 14[th] June 2024, we successfully recruited Jess Collins on July 1[st] 2024 to take over her role. 

The Children & Youth ministry continues to grow under the tireless leadership of Lisa Glasscote, and due to is continued growth in popularity faces challenges to maintain the appropriate level of volunteers to assist with the weekly youth events. 

Our Safeguarding Officer, Kate Lake diligently ensures that all employees, volunteers, and PCC members have the appropriate safeguarding training to support their role in accordance with policy. 

Running of the Warm Hubb by the extremely hard working Valarie Marsh and Denise Netherton with other volunteers has been a great success with a continued growth in attendance and contributions which fund the supply of fresh nutritional ingredients. 

In addition the monthly Who Let the Dads Out playgroup has seen a growth in attendance and contributions. 

The upgrade to our Church Centre to create a purpose-built café area was completed and is now home to the very popular Angel Café on Thursday and Fridays. 

We also have a dedicated team of volunteers that maintain the extensive Churchyard under the supervision of our Food Bank and Community Welfare Coordinator Adele HopkinsBallard. The storage shed for the equipment suffered a break in in the second quarter 2024 but thanks to a successful insurance claim and generous donations we were able to quickly replace and in some cases upgrade our equipment. 

## Financial Review 

In common with many other Parishes and indeed Churches of all denominations, the financial picture continues to remained pressured mainly due to rising energy costs and the global inflationary economic outlook that has pressured citizen disposable income.  That 



said, the solid support for the Food Bank has never wavered.  The key financial metric for 2024 are set out below with the figure for 2022 set in brackets. 

- Total Income – £277,681 (£299,633) 

- Total Expenditure – £281,173 (£216,357) 

The PCC are thankful to God for His provision. 

## Membership of the PCC 

Incumbent Rev.d T Saiet (Chairman) 

Licensed Children’s and Youth Pastor Mrs Lisa Glasscote Church Warden Vacant 

Lay Representatives to the PCC (elected) 

- Mr R Lake (Treasurer) 

- Mr T Long 

- Mrs R Barton 

- Mr M Johnson 

- Mr J Taylor 

- Mr S Wood 

- Mrs R Wadsworth 

- Mrs D Netherton (Acting PCC Secretary) 

Lay Representatives to the PCC (resignations) 

 Mr J Bonarius 

## Commitees 

The PCC operates using a number of committees which between the full meetings of the PCC.  Each Committee (except for the Standing and Finance Committee prepares minutes of its meetings and presents them to the subsequent PCC meeting for consideration. 

## Standing and Finance Commitee 

This Committee may transact the business of the PCC between full meetings.  In practice its main business consists of the preparation of the agenda for PCC meetings.  It has specific responsibility for the financial affairs of the Church and producing monthly statements, the annual budget and accounts. 

## Church Centre Commitee 

Responsible for the maintenance and letting of the Church Centre complex. 

Church Electoral Roll 

See separate report. 

## Safeguarding 

The PCC has complied with its duty under section 5 of the Safeguarding and Clergy Discipline Measure 2016 (duty to have due regard to House of Bishops’ guidance on safeguarding and vulnerable adults). 



Paroclmal thur(h Council d St John the Evangelist. Hiklenbwh
Balance sheet
At 31 December 2024
Note
2024
2023
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible fixed a55ets
53.038
53.no
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Short terni deposits
Cash at bank and in hand
4.439
111,75S
107,356
223.550
10.641
106.808
113,233
230.682
io
LIABILMES
Amounts fallin8 due in less than one year
-20.095
NET CURREpifASSETS
207,777
210,587
NET ASSETS
260.815
264,307
FUNDS
Unrestricted general funds
Unrestricted designated funds
Total unrestricted fund5
RestrKted funds
TOTAL FUNDS
39.140
63,470
102.610
158.205
260,815
71,036
59,214
130.250
134.057
264,307
Approved by the PartKhial Church Council on
and signed on rts behalf by:
Rev T Saiet

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8S.226
1.477
2.416
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7.032
19.25
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40.￿?
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41.SS5
37.472
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5.997
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4.73
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3.968
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172.S97
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15.216 26510
914
2546
36
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24A74
26.696
24.474
26.696
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92.170
92.170
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4. AIWLY515 STAFF (V5f5
Ill23
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65M9
33A07
3.724
69.373
2.769
36.176
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[￿1￿￿t As￿5 &t l JanuBry 2024
2024
5.463
40.130
45593
48357
53.710
42.694
43305 126.629
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4J56
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13.697
46.950
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4A39
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236
10,641
4.429
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10.93
15.773
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UNRETrlCtED FUMDS
71.036 171&97
-21Q.XI2
5.9C•3 yJ,14
OES1GP4ATED FUNDS
I. Kty3 MX*EirlÈ
I. CEY(iré RÈfurtxthmÈFbt
-9.312
18.301
24.301
16.611
S9.214 19.105
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789 25,944
2.614
19.215
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RE5fR￿￿ FUIIDS
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48.2SI
48,297
14.034 19.150
-24.474
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10. tThurth CèrtlrÈ
11. thurcPry&rd upkÈÈ
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52.Q31
18
475
-26.6S6
6fi(￿3
475
3.GZ4
7.D31
1&750
-6.935
13. tjurth Ctrtlrt (tsFFtt M*hirtÈ
fridèE AryÈl Cthté
134.(ts7
85.679
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155.21
TOT￿ FUNDS
2fA.307 277.681
-291.173
2EQ.815

P¥ttPAtiI ￿*th tst stjohh thÈ
thÈ 31 DÈtethbtr 2024
9. VUNDS 1<tshti￿È￿l
I . Prtsvi&itsrt th eoMftiuftKy MViJle- ￿ Note IJ (Page 91.
2 Thè lé￿￿￿ ￿U￿bI￿hr￿èrtl Fu￿d is usè ifi ithPrfOvètrrl&lU thè
3 hèld &i thè DI￿￿È kw to thÈ Chutth Wby h
4 ol the Oaks buildi￿g
5 Feller￿e% Wiy Hou&é- sée Ntsie 5 Ipage 6).
6 These lund5 dortatéd lo¢ specific thiS&?this
7 Llse by the Vicar pèople itt t*eÈd ifi ihe P&iisPL.
8 To Pfts*ide Ic￿d èr*d SwJpliÈS trj peoplè if4 fjeed lttalP*.
9 The Ottk Appebl was heÈded WI enBblÈ thè to bÈ
10 F￿1£ r*5Èd certt￿ blterfatitsfts.
11 It￿ chL¥thra￿d u*éÈp
11 Furtd is ILWMS darIa￿d cmnges tts the iMeritt ol th￿Ch ￿der tr£ y￿l￿n 2020
13 Church c￿tre (thllee M&thifiÈ liidge loi Caié
I￿ FUND5
lurtds
GenL&rnI Fellowei
Fufid
Totsl
8&lir*ce al l Ja￿u￿ry 2024
M￿les deposrred
6.294 106JI]8
759
621
232
4.158
Fets charyed by DittÈ5È
at 31 DÈcefft￿ 2024
85.811
18.629
7.315
111.755
The re￿11 fvhtls brt mottty thai pct dtP)Sit TAryth the DItic￿e to bulld UP a lund to erkbble iep)irs to be
Idltswing the 11 this lufvy is in¥uif*iÈtii the will mgkÈ
1ftt*￿t IrÈe tts ￿ble Ihe bÈ

thÈ 31 DÈtethbÈt
IL RE￿)UR￿5 EKPEIIDEO
20
723
F¥irilifig artd other tosts
.￿.199
18252
-gJ12
69
4.170
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PUNDS
724
othèi Ihu(th Sttièti
yal Brilish Legi
5tsÈk PÈatÈ
166
666
TOTAL GRAP￿&
666
ThÈre hè¥e beÈrt hts ertliiies thai dts5È1y tts the d￿rrIV ￿ ils trurteei
12023-
Nor* ol thÈ Trt6te*s Paid èty Of the
12023-
No tlu£tèL4' wèrfé IttU￿èd thè yèarf è￿déa 31 DÈetsAbérf 202412023 .

## St John the Evangelist Hildenborough 

REPORT & ACCOUNTS Year ended 31[st] December 2024 



## Parish of Hildenborough – St John’s Church 

## Annual Report of the Parochial Church Council 2024 

## History 

The Parish Church of Hildenborough was established in 1844 and continues a long tradition of serving the Parish of Hildenborough, located some 3 miles north of Tonbridge, Kent.  The population of the village is circa 5000. The Parochial Church Council (PCC) under the Chairmanship of the incumbent, Rev.d Tim Saiet has responsibility for all aspects of the life and witness of the Church and is assisted by Mr. Trevor Long (Lay Reader).  The PCC also has responsibility for the administration of the Church assisted by Mrs Jess Collins (Church Administrator) and its finances under the supervision of Mr Richard Lake (Hon. Treasurer). 

## Aims and Objectves 

The PCC is committed to making Jesus known to the community through the provision of worship services that are relevant and meaningful for those who attend and pastoral care for the wider community through the provision of regular events for children and support through the operation of a Food Bank and meeting needs in practical ways. 

## Notable Achievements 

St John’s is addressing the need for change in the pursuit of Church growth at least so far as financial and people resources will allow.  Following the departure of the previous Church Administrator Nancy Mansfield on the 14[th] June 2024, we successfully recruited Jess Collins on July 1[st] 2024 to take over her role. 

The Children & Youth ministry continues to grow under the tireless leadership of Lisa Glasscote, and due to is continued growth in popularity faces challenges to maintain the appropriate level of volunteers to assist with the weekly youth events. 

Our Safeguarding Officer, Kate Lake diligently ensures that all employees, volunteers, and PCC members have the appropriate safeguarding training to support their role in accordance with policy. 

Running of the Warm Hubb by the extremely hard working Valarie Marsh and Denise Netherton with other volunteers has been a great success with a continued growth in attendance and contributions which fund the supply of fresh nutritional ingredients. 

In addition the monthly Who Let the Dads Out playgroup has seen a growth in attendance and contributions. 

The upgrade to our Church Centre to create a purpose-built café area was completed and is now home to the very popular Angel Café on Thursday and Fridays. 

We also have a dedicated team of volunteers that maintain the extensive Churchyard under the supervision of our Food Bank and Community Welfare Coordinator Adele HopkinsBallard. The storage shed for the equipment suffered a break in in the second quarter 2024 but thanks to a successful insurance claim and generous donations we were able to quickly replace and in some cases upgrade our equipment. 

## Financial Review 

In common with many other Parishes and indeed Churches of all denominations, the financial picture continues to remained pressured mainly due to rising energy costs and the global inflationary economic outlook that has pressured citizen disposable income.  That 



said, the solid support for the Food Bank has never wavered.  The key financial metric for 2024 are set out below with the figure for 2022 set in brackets. 

- Total Income – £277,681 (£299,633) 

- Total Expenditure – £281,173 (£216,357) 

The PCC are thankful to God for His provision. 

## Membership of the PCC 

Incumbent Rev.d T Saiet (Chairman) 

Licensed Children’s and Youth Pastor Mrs Lisa Glasscote Church Warden Vacant 

Lay Representatives to the PCC (elected) 

- Mr R Lake (Treasurer) 

- Mr T Long 

- Mrs R Barton 

- Mr M Johnson 

- Mr J Taylor 

- Mr S Wood 

- Mrs R Wadsworth 

- Mrs D Netherton (Acting PCC Secretary) 

Lay Representatives to the PCC (resignations) 

 Mr J Bonarius 

## Commitees 

The PCC operates using a number of committees which between the full meetings of the PCC.  Each Committee (except for the Standing and Finance Committee prepares minutes of its meetings and presents them to the subsequent PCC meeting for consideration. 

## Standing and Finance Commitee 

This Committee may transact the business of the PCC between full meetings.  In practice its main business consists of the preparation of the agenda for PCC meetings.  It has specific responsibility for the financial affairs of the Church and producing monthly statements, the annual budget and accounts. 

## Church Centre Commitee 

Responsible for the maintenance and letting of the Church Centre complex. 

Church Electoral Roll 

See separate report. 

## Safeguarding 

The PCC has complied with its duty under section 5 of the Safeguarding and Clergy Discipline Measure 2016 (duty to have due regard to House of Bishops’ guidance on safeguarding and vulnerable adults). 



Paroclmal thur(h Council d St John the Evangelist. Hiklenbwh
Balance sheet
At 31 December 2024
Note
2024
2023
FIXED ASSETS
Tangible fixed a55ets
53.038
53.no
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors
Short terni deposits
Cash at bank and in hand
4.439
111,75S
107,356
223.550
10.641
106.808
113,233
230.682
io
LIABILMES
Amounts fallin8 due in less than one year
-20.095
NET CURREpifASSETS
207,777
210,587
NET ASSETS
260.815
264,307
FUNDS
Unrestricted general funds
Unrestricted designated funds
Total unrestricted fund5
RestrKted funds
TOTAL FUNDS
39.140
63,470
102.610
158.205
260,815
71,036
59,214
130.250
134.057
264,307
Approved by the PartKhial Church Council on
and signed on rts behalf by:
Rev T Saiet

Èar thE 14b
bas1SDf a55Nsrnr￿
The atEOLrts st*EmErrts1 prEpJfEd ur￿dEr thE hlstDrlcal ctst crnvEnt'cm w+th
tern[ rEo4nGed Jt Dr trJrEarbtm LmlEzathenKE StJtEd n the rEle￿[rt TrJtElsI tD
tthEse ThE knardal ￿￿temEnts hvrfe pfEpJfEd m arrDrdJnrE with the ￿[and
etkntm LQ thE tharrtI25 SttternErt Df tstThmcThlEd PrKtKE IS5￿ in trkDber IOI*. the
ltsTrJJrd ￿F￿lEa￿dE in thE UrvtEd arKI kewthliEofJrdW￿ thE
£hirrtK5 Atk 2011.
Tlke trustEES CrnsidEr tlwt thErE afE mJtErlal ￿(Art thE abdity kn curtlru
aBDfftS (tmEerr
tb) *vnd5
UnrEstnrtEd Funds rEpfExent the fundx uFthE Ptc that JrE nat Subiett tD Jrry reEtTittiD
rE8artkns thEif arKI For an thEFnEral purpuse& ot the
tsESVJt2d FLmtk fLmt& wre&tnrtEd fu￿15th1t JrE dE￿￿te[l ftr purpD
lythEÈtt.
IiGtrktrd rtFre5Eth5 fund5 JllllE*etl lllr purpD5cs ty thr
JrE fECWISEd whEn rEcei￿￿ ty cr 4ryn bElk* Dt ¢tL
arnEd Wr¥5 ￿ndEr r4t rE(￿￿d.
In1￿￿ tax &Ft tkmatilln5 15 rEtll8nllEd thE fEI*Ed rEa￿n￿e{L
rarrts thE Ptt arE lllr thE •tt1s crf le8al
LS rts ultirr￿￿ recW tythE Ptt Is rezDnJbly ceth.
I From thE IEttm8 ul thurch FrerrBES is fEcwised when the rErrtal G due.
1TrtEr￿t an hEld orn ￿¥￿t E& in£￿dEd *hETr rE[Ei￿ble and the can bE [r￿7￿￿d
rEliJtA w tythE Ihurty. th's Is nllrni Jlly UFKW& rntrf[JI￿n ofthe wrterESt wl ur pry￿le tythe bJnlL
Lllbdrbes ￿ reDJsnised as cEPEThdl￿￿ J5 thEre kBJI arran5b￿￿E
corrThth'r¥ thE dwty to EMpE￿'t￿% rt Is prDbablt semlernent bE thE
bE rEllJt*.
IN'rdirry ihE I
LanKEr￿￿9 Jnd bEnEFrE
In ￿ lar a5 CDllS￿r￿tt￿ antt bETrrhcE DI kmd c￿￿1￿(1￿￿ fri￿￿ thE s&7ttrtary dEffiThtlon
MU￿￿*12 c*u rch furnish
'rhE￿ JrE IlWtJI￿d at CDrt Jntt dEFTrJJted thElr ￿￿[u1 etanonK trther thin w*￿e
tust ￿￿1￿￿2. In thG GisethE rtern wrtalGed ill rtefnE
IT￿￿dE[l ln ihE trwrEh'5 In
Indlwdual rtErns traTr Éi,Cts) JrE rwktJl&Ed ￿E￿￿E￿ ￿ thE OVEr thtlr anbc*atEd
xeFul etonDrrK IifE 4init1il￿ io YEJrs1 a str3￿htknE

hkd C￿[[h taMTrdl aF ÉNH8ElaL
21 lib24
rprEEwbDrb fr4Ed Frap￿ ha5 nDt bEEll pfD¥idEd In thcsr z5 any charscls
torrsidrrEd ID bE rnotErial. Dn thE that IhE rrsKknI duE ES srt1ÈErt￿n
[4t
A￿￿L￿rE5 tr•￿5 to thE PC¢ * 31 tIEEEmbET n rc5pfEt al rcnt5 (r other IrKrllnE 51
as t4d*tV5 bE55 knr 11nD￿*S thit may untdlECtak.
ThEsE arE thE oThurrts hEld on dEplls* ￿7th thE Ill
It o lkne PE4y crf thE Ptt bj rr5Wrtakn a b*ntE dunrE5trrtEd EryJtC5 tD i rnlnlrnu
Df Jt thrEE rntwrth5 unfEStTKtEd pa¥rnErt5 tD (ty￿r eThcffpcy 5knabJns that rnay frcw
twnc to tVTrE_ If th￿ 15 nrt ￿￿5￿1￿ in PEri￿. takE thrlr¥ thr crtSVI
fwbJnElJl PErt￿￿ tD EMFth'ture ￿[v￿r I￿rE￿E FiromE Is flE￿51ry tD rnalr*Jln Eornpkar￿￿

d￿l￿￿ted TOTAk TOTAL
funds
2ts24
20
2tal kncimE Fr[￿ dDru
Planr*Ed sr¥ir¥s- GrFt Aid d￿a￿lDr
lax rEafvEfEd and rEEtrrferJbl
(bIlErtiL￿5
54J60
19.07
IIV19
51.360 51.7&7
19.07
10,219
Lry•ciE
ntky
1.477
8S.226
1.477
2.416
92.2C6
21bl (thEr résDW
(hJrKEI
￿.75
7.032
19.25
J.EA7
ÈS.679
thLrdryJrd L¥kEep
7.032
19.2SO
40.￿?
8S.679
3.7
FoDd Bank and (Ornrnur￿ty ¥%rEIFTe
4S.274
74J)43
417 frDm atlivili
to fLvthEr thE (DI￿[11.5 obJE(ts
(Th￿ Céntré lÈttirW Ert
ItEniJi. Wiy
Ikurtst. Oaks Munery
41.65S
41.SS5
37.472
S22
S.22
24J24
.2sÈ
17.654
7s.￿l 1045
7S541
21dl knciMi￿ frDrn atlivili
to ￿Eral￿ f￿d&
RE(El￿5 fur
VErrt irrDmÈ
IA.2S2
18.252
JS J69
5.997
24J66
&162
&162
18.2S2
26,414
21EI Irm in¥EtmErrt
S2
4.73
1211
32&7
4.46S
8*nk ￿hEr inlEfEs1
3.968
S3
TOT￿
172.S97
19.10:
BS.679 277.&11
299.633

nds
2024
funts
2024
2124
2023
3ta} Gr¥rE
mi%sitm* & othEr Clwrth S[xi￿lE
666
66E
4bl thÈt* rtl*iins ID thE DFthE(hwrh
22.767
910
22.767 2OJ)
S.910
7.74
2.W 4J)45
SSB4
222
Oicryan Df FirkmrE f
PfOPErty E￿En￿
￿V k41r￿tEr w4rtinB EKPErt*E
(hlwth CJDck rnairrtEnJrKE
(h￿ & Cerrtre ma1rrEEnJ￿è
TexhiryJ mJteriJls
UPkEEp trf thwtrryJrd
¥￿. Li8htir¥s & Watér
SSJ4
18
6.935
222
14.927
27￿2
19)
A(￿ 3,4oe
43&7
15.216 26510
914
2546
36
914
[w￿d[El￿e pJrtsh
24A74
26.696
24.474
26.696
S.072
6.9S9
FoDd and £￿￿Mur￿￿ ¥¥EIFare
Ycwns PecylES wllrk
EvEnt eXpEr￿25
Trainirns
IS J92
073
45
7281
478(J
7.281
$.780
75
2332
Fell[￿25 W*
rEciJliDTh of fvrnrtLWE and ewiPmÈnt
705
705
446
II&S32
6L53t I8$.￿2 t65A
4Èl Ihlwth [￿ana￿Er￿2[￿ admil￿tralI￿n
(th￿ DrriEE & SurulriEh
92.170
92.170
50211
TOT AL
210.702
.531 281.173 216J57

Patothibl Ih*th ol st j4*￿ thÈ
lth)ttt to Ihe
r thè YÈV 31 t*ÈmbÈr 1024
4. AIWLY515 STAFF (V5f5
Ill23
S&lartes a￿d 4Yèges
i&1 Secufily
65M9
33A07
3.724
69.373
2.769
36.176
.,1￿ h&d èmp&)￿ bèiefits ol t￿￿j￿)[lO23.'
IXED ASSE15
Freehold knd
F￿nItUre
egtsiPMÈnt
(1>st ts[￿￿ht
AddiÈiCMIS irt the yeèr
tOSt LarriÈd lorwèrd
4B.257
48.257
6327
.Depreciaiitirt #l the ￿ar
.,DepfÈcia￿￿ lorknTafd
I￿￿ &t l Jv[u￿ 2024
48.257
5A03
53.720
imei &t 31 Dècemb￿ 2024
48,257
4.731
53.DlS
la)fvl ènd btsildings the ltte8ted 4)t 12 Fello**£ Way.
IFcrf PufPCf*& the histcrfica I ihis prtyeny is tsethed to be its IXF(cl%è&* £￿t
thè tolt ol I￿u￿14hmé￿t 4vhith totsk PIBL* 2￿￿. was tkPitaS
2009 2011L
& AIIALY515 ￿ IIEt ASSET5 BY RM>
Dt¥attd Px*tlettd TOTAL
724
Z4
1FiKed Asseis lof Chtsrth as ai l Jarmary 2024
[￿1￿￿t As￿5 &t l JanuBry 2024
2024
5.463
40.130
45593
48357
53.710
42.694
43305 126.629
42.694 92Xh52 IFn.349
Imet fftts¥emtrrt In ye
-3 iJ96
4J56
2414B
.3A92
Balar￿e 31 t*cÈmbÈr 2024
13.697
46.950
L16310 I76.￿7

rtathi*l Chwth tsl St Jtskn tht Ei*wIIsL
thè *kndlilg 31 DÈrEthbÈr
2Q14
2J
4A39
lo.￿5
236
10,641
4.429
L tLIBinES.. AMOUNTS FAiiING wfTMIM OME YEA
2Q2Y
E>1 u6&ry
tyr tÈ¢ÈiFJi4 le* ihÈ
4.t3t
10.93
15.773
I2,￿6
ThÈ Dlks mL*￿ry rÈtti IK&blity h** bÈÈfi rÈrt￿tè pa￿lbIlIty￿é
AThIEMEMT111 F￿lD&
OpÈnlng lthtth*
balan
UNRETrlCtED FUMDS
71.036 171&97
-21Q.XI2
5.9C•3 yJ,14
OES1GP4ATED FUNDS
I. Kty3 MX*EirlÈ
I. CEY(iré RÈfurtxthmÈFbt
-9.312
18.301
24.301
16.611
S9.214 19.105
3. ChL*th & HtsLdÈ Fié#1
789 25,944
2.614
19.215
-8.940 4.9J9 63.4PO
RE5fR￿￿ FUIIDS
S. Féllth¥ÈiW*
48.2SI
48,297
14.034 19.150
-24.474
WellarE Furtd
9. Clthtk Ap#id
10. tThurth CèrtlrÈ
11. thurcPry&rd upkÈÈ
12. 2020
52.Q31
18
475
-26.6S6
6fi(￿3
475
3.GZ4
7.D31
1&750
-6.935
13. tjurth Ctrtlrt (tsFFtt M*hirtÈ
fridèE AryÈl Cthté
134.(ts7
85.679
i.sai
155.21
TOT￿ FUNDS
2fA.307 277.681
-291.173
2EQ.815

P¥ttPAtiI ￿*th tst stjohh thÈ
thÈ 31 DÈtethbtr 2024
9. VUNDS 1<tshti￿È￿l
I . Prtsvi&itsrt th eoMftiuftKy MViJle- ￿ Note IJ (Page 91.
2 Thè lé￿￿￿ ￿U￿bI￿hr￿èrtl Fu￿d is usè ifi ithPrfOvètrrl&lU thè
3 hèld &i thè DI￿￿È kw to thÈ Chutth Wby h
4 ol the Oaks buildi￿g
5 Feller￿e% Wiy Hou&é- sée Ntsie 5 Ipage 6).
6 These lund5 dortatéd lo¢ specific thiS&?this
7 Llse by the Vicar pèople itt t*eÈd ifi ihe P&iisPL.
8 To Pfts*ide Ic￿d èr*d SwJpliÈS trj peoplè if4 fjeed lttalP*.
9 The Ottk Appebl was heÈded WI enBblÈ thè to bÈ
10 F￿1£ r*5Èd certt￿ blterfatitsfts.
11 It￿ chL¥thra￿d u*éÈp
11 Furtd is ILWMS darIa￿d cmnges tts the iMeritt ol th￿Ch ￿der tr£ y￿l￿n 2020
13 Church c￿tre (thllee M&thifiÈ liidge loi Caié
I￿ FUND5
lurtds
GenL&rnI Fellowei
Fufid
Totsl
8&lir*ce al l Ja￿u￿ry 2024
M￿les deposrred
6.294 106JI]8
759
621
232
4.158
Fets charyed by DittÈ5È
at 31 DÈcefft￿ 2024
85.811
18.629
7.315
111.755
The re￿11 fvhtls brt mottty thai pct dtP)Sit TAryth the DItic￿e to bulld UP a lund to erkbble iep)irs to be
Idltswing the 11 this lufvy is in¥uif*iÈtii the will mgkÈ
1ftt*￿t IrÈe tts ￿ble Ihe bÈ

thÈ 31 DÈtethbÈt
IL RE￿)UR￿5 EKPEIIDEO
20
723
F¥irilifig artd other tosts
.￿.199
18252
-gJ12
69
4.170
Trirtslef luhd5
Rè*blL*Èd T(5fAL TOT
PUNDS
724
othèi Ihu(th Sttièti
yal Brilish Legi
5tsÈk PÈatÈ
166
666
TOTAL GRAP￿&
666
ThÈre hè¥e beÈrt hts ertliiies thai dts5È1y tts the d￿rrIV ￿ ils trurteei
12023-
Nor* ol thÈ Trt6te*s Paid èty Of the
12023-
No tlu£tèL4' wèrfé IttU￿èd thè yèarf è￿déa 31 DÈetsAbérf 202412023 .

## **Independent Examiner’s Report to the Trustees of the Parochial Church Council of St John the Evangelist Hildenborough** 

I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above charity for the year ended 31[st] December 2024. 

## **Responsibilities and basis of report** 

As the charity's trustees, you are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the Charities Act 2011 (“the Act”). I report in respect of my examination of the charity’s accounts carried out under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my examination, I have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the Act. 

## **Independent examiner’s statement** 

The charity’s gross income exceeded £250,000 and I am qualified to undertake the examination by being a qualified member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales. 

I have completed my examination.  I confirm that no material matters have come to my attention in connection with the examination which gives me cause to believe that in, any material respect: 

- the accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 130 of the Charities Act; or 

- the accounts did not accord with the accounting records; or 

- the accounts did not comply with the applicable requirements concerning the form and content of accounts set out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any requirement that the accounts give a ‘true and fair’ view which is not a matter considered as part of an independent examination. 

I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. 

## Signed:   Zachary Ramsden 

Name: Zachary Ramsden FCA 

Chartered Accountant 

63 Deakin Leas, Tonbridge, Kent TN9 2JT Date: 22nd June 2025 

