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2020-12-31-accounts

In common
with all aspects of UK society
in 2020 Bessels Green Baptist Church has seen the
effect ofnecessary
Government
policy decisions,
resulting
from the Covid Pandemic
impact its
operations.
From 17March 2020the church
buildings
were closed
in accordance
with UKGov instructions
and the normal
in-person
activities ofthe church were suspended.
Sunday services were taken
to an online plafform
and home groups and youth work also held online meetings.
A new online
Wednesday
mormng
Prayer meeting was established.
Ministers
and employees
generally
initially worked from home and attendance
on the premises
was limited to occasional
minimal
visits. Sunday services were streamed
from the church
premises
with minimal
staffing employed
to comply with the UKGov allowed work activibes at
any point in time.
To maintain
contact with members
actions were taken to ensure
ag those who could had
access to the online Sunday Services. This included
repurposing
donated
laptops
and tablets
and the purchase ofsome new equipment.
Forthose
in the congregation
unable to access
online content a weekly news letter was produced
and distributed.
A limited number of Church
Meetings were held online and the trustees
and deacons meetings
were also carried out using the Zoom plafform for online meeting.
A Church
Meeting approved
the implementation
of previously
planned
refurbishment
ofthe
church sanctuary
to take advantage
of building
works being able to progress
whilst the church
itself could not meet. This also meant that the Sunday Services remained
in a online format
throughout
2020.
As allowed
by UKGov regulations
some youth work and small meetings
at the church resumed
in the autumn
before national
restrictions
again were implemented
and they had to revert to an
online format.
Following the initial suspension
ofactivities
in the church
buildings
the treasurer
on behalf of
the trustees conducted a rebudget for the year 2020 which indicated a possible shorffag
in
income ofc.F37,000for the full year which the Trustees
noted was manageable
within the
Churches
reserves
policy.
The following accounts show that whilst there was some reduction
in income together
with
reduced
spending
on regular items the year end results show a surplus
on Unrestricted
Funds.

TOTAL TOTAL
FUNDS 31 FUNDS 31
Unrestricted Restricted December December
votes Funds
6
Funds
f
2020
f
2019
6
Incoming
Resources
Voluntary
Income
Donations to Church 4.1 252,329 22,301 274,630 413,491
Donations to Missions 4.2 11,400 11,400 19,005
Activities forgenerating funds 2,952 2,952 6,093
Investment
Income
182 182 395
Profit on Sale ofFreehold Property 26
Otherincoming
resources
9,101 12,875 21,976 26,074
Total Incoming
Resources
264,564 46,576 311,140 465,058
Resources Expended
Costs ofgenerating
funds
Charitable
expenditure
Minist/y 159,904 159,904 156,650
Mission 57,150 29,201 86,351 110,295
Establishment 34,538 79,796 114,334 119,113
Total Resources Expended 251,592 108,997 360,589 386,058
Net incoming
resources
before transfers 12,972 (62,421) (49,449) 79,000
Transfers
between
funds
14 3,383 (3,383)
Net incoming
resources
16,355 (65,804) (49,449) 79,000
Net income for the year
Other recognised
gains/(losses)
Actuarial gains/(losses)
on defined
benefit
pension schemes 24 25,825 25,825 (3,351)
Net movement
in funds
42,180 (65,804) (23,624) 75,649
Total Funds Current at 31 December 2019 646,207 1,494,518 2,140,725 2,065,076
Total Funds Current at 31 December 2020 688,387 1,428,714 2,117,101 2,140,725

Basis of preparation preparation The accounts are prepared
in accordance
with the Charities Statement
of Recommended
Practice
Charities
SORP (FRS102) and
with
the
Charities Act 2011.
The
church
is a
registered
charity,
no.
1132394 and
meets
the
definition
of a public benefit entity under FRS102.Assets and liabilities
are
initially
recognised
at historical
cost or transaction
value
unless
otherwise
stated
in the relevant
accountina
oolicv bodv notes.
Going Concern It is the trustees
view that there are no material
uncertainties
regarding
the charity's
ability to continue
for the foreseeable
future.
Income recognition All
incoming
resources
are
included
in the Statement
of Financial
Activities
when
the charity
is legally
entitled
to the income
after any
performance
conditions
have been met, the amount
can be measured
reliably and
it is orobable that the income
will be received.
Donations Income received
by way of donations
and gifts is induded
in full in the
Statement
of Financial Activities when received.
Grants and Legacies Grants
and Legacies
including
for the purchase
of fixed assets,
are
recognised
in full in the Statement
of Financial
Activities
in the year in
which they are received.
Investment Income Investment
income
is recognised
in
full
in the
year
in
which
it is
received.
Expenditure recognition All expenditure
is accounted
for on an accruals basis. Expenditure
is
recognised
where
there
is a legal or constructwe
obligation
to make
payments
to third parties,
it is probable
that settlement
will be required
and the amount ofthe oblioation
can be measured
reliablv.
Expenditure
is allocated to the particular
activity where the cost relates
directly
to that
activity.
However,
the cost of overall
direction
and
administration
on each
activity,
comprising
the stipend
and overhead
costs of the central
function
is not apportioned
but taken
in full
in the
General
Fund allocation.
Fund raising and publioty costs The church
does not
in the
usual
course
of activities
make
formal
appeals
for funds,
and
expenditure
on these
items
is therefore
not
material.
Grants payable The
church
makes
grants
to other
organisations
whose
charitable
objects
compliment
its work. They are accounted
for in the year
in
which they are paid or when the recipient has been notified ofthe grant
and oavment
is unconditional.
Support costs Support costs are those that assist the work of the church
but do not
directly
represent
charitable
activities
and
include
office costs and
governance
cost. Where support
costs cannot be directly
attributed
to
particular
headings
they
have
been
allocated
to the cost of raising
funds
and
expenditure
on charitable
activities
on a basis consistent
with
the use of resources.
This represents
direct expenditure
on the
administration
of the church.
Most of the management
is carried
out
without charge
by volunteers.
This intangible
cost is not included
in the
Statement
of Financial
Activities
since there
is no measurable
cost to
tf

Tangible fixed assets for use fixed assets for use by the The church
premises
are included
in the balance
sheet at insurance
charity value,
taken
at June 2005, because
reliable
cost information
is not
available,
and
valuation
would
incur
significant
cost which
would
be
onerous compared
with the additional
benefit gained
by the user ofthe
accounts.
The Manse premises
are included
in the balance sheet at the value of
F 436,396. This
being
the cost of purchase
of 21
karkfteld
Road,
Sevenoaks,
Kent unadjusted
for inflation.
The charity does not have a
policy of revaluation.
The asset
value
of Manse
premises
is included
in the
Designated
Manse
Fund.
The
asset
value
of the
church
premises
and
of
Investments
is in the Specified Fabric Church
Buildings
Fund since the
use of the premises
and the invested
capital
is restricted
for property
use.
Depreciation
has not been charged
on the Church
or Manse premises,
because
in the opinion of the Trustees,
the residual
value of the asset
is not less than the original valuation.
The relative asset value of6 145,068 applicable
to the church
interest
in the Assistant
Ministers
house at 1 Darent Close has been included
in the Designated
Manse
Fund.
This property
was purchased
in the
first quarter
of 2008 and
depreciation
has
not been
charged
in the
current year because
in the opinion of the Trustees,
the residual
value
of the asset is not less than the original
valuation,
This was confirmed
by a December 2018 property
valuation
which
indicated a valuation
of
cF177,000.
Depreciation Depreciation
has not been charged
on the Church
or Manse premises,
because
in the opinion
of the Trustees,
the residual
value of the asset
is not less than the oriqinal cost price.
Items costing less than 67,500are wholly depreciated
in the year of
purchase.
Depreciation
on other
fixed assets where
applicable
is calculated
to
write
off the
cost
on a straight-line
basis
of each
asset
over
its
expected
useful
life, which
is normally
estimated
at 4 years. Or at such
rates as the trustees decide.
Investment Assets No investments
are held other than premises
noted elsewhere.
Unrestricted funds Unrestricted
funds
are
donations
and
other
incoming
resources
received
for the objects of the charity
without
further specified purpose
and are available
as general
funds.
They are available
for use at the
discretion ofthe trustees
in furtherance
ofthe general objectives ofthe
chantv.
Designated funds Designated
funds are unrestricted
funds that have been set aside
by
the
trustees
for
particular
purposes.
The
aim
and
use
of each
designated
fund isset out in the notes to the finanmal
statements.
Restricted funds Restricted
funds
are funds
which
are to be used
in accordance
with
spemfic restrictions
imposed
by donors or which
have been raised
by
the
charity
for
particular
purposes.
The
cost
of
raising
and
administenng
such
funds
are charged
against
the specific fund. The
aim
and
use of each
restricted
fund
is set out
in the notes
to the
financial atatamanta
Independent Examiner Fees The fee in respect of2018accounts was paid
in 2019,The fee for
2019and 2020 accounts has not been included as an accrual as it is
considered
immaterial.

Debtors Debtors relating to Gift Aid Recovery were overstated
in the 2019
Accounts
by F22,500.This sum has been reconciled
and adjusted
in
the 2020 accounts.
Property Loans At year end church
Bank Balances included
the sum of558,125that
had been advanced
with the objective ofassisting
with the purchase of
accommodation
for the youth worker. Such sums were provided
to be
used as capital loans
in the purchase
planned
originally
for 2020 but
delayed
until 2021.
Stewardship Grant: In December 2020 the church
was advised
by Stewardship
Services
that an anonymous
Stewardship
Grant
in the gross sum off1,000,000
had been made to BGBC upon specified terms and conditions
of use.
Stewardshio
advised:
"The intent of the grant
is to release the church to be outward
looking
through
serving
the local community
with the faithful
proclamation
of
the gospel
and practical
action that enables
authentic
engagement.
It
is to be invested
in a venue/venues
and settings
in which
this can be
achieved.
The vision
is to enable
Kingdom
based
Christian
ministry
in
the local area around
Bessels Green
Baptist Church.
The wording
in
the confidential
expression
of wishes
document
favours
a 'Kingdom'
perspective
in
interacting
with
the local
community.
This requires
a
combination
of faithful
proclamation
of the Gospel
of Jesus
Christ
which
is
backed
up
by
practical
action
that
enables
authentic
engagement
with the local community.
The goal therefore
is to invest
the funds
in such a way as to provide a venue/venues
and settings
in
which those
twin goals can be achieved
in a manner
which enhances
community
engagement
and opens
a new basis for dialogue
with
a
wider cross section of the neighbourhood.
In summary,
the vision
is to
bless the community
in a holistic manner". The only other stipulation
is
that any assets acquired
with the grant need to be suitably
ring-fenced
so that they are retained
to achieve the intended
objectives.
Funds
will only be released
to BGBC once details of the plan
for the
use of the grant, as agreed
by the Trustees of Bessels Green Baptist
Church
are
available,
so that
Stewardship
can
draw
up
a
Grant
Aareement
Form to allow release ofthe funds.

Section C:Statement ofC ash Fl ows for year ending 31 December 2020 2020
Totals 31 Totals 31
December December
2020 2019
Reconcilliation
ofnet movement
in funds to net cash flow from operation activities
Net movement
in funds
(23,624) 75,649
Add back provision
for
pension deficit payments (25,825) 3,351
Pension
deficit payments
in year
(6,899) (9,000)
Add back depreciation charge 12,457 3,652
Deduct interest income shown in investing activities (182) (395)
Decrease (increase)
in
stock n/a n/a
Decrease (increase)
in
debtors 23,054 10,944
Decrease (increase)
in
creditors 55,171 (1,490)
Cash Used in operating
activities
34,152 82,711
Cash flows from investing activities
Interest Income 182 395
Purchase oftangible
fixed assets
(12,459) (3,653)
Cash provided
by (Used by) in investing
activities (12,277) (3,258)
Cash flows from financing activities
Repayment
of borrowing
(6,000) (5,000)
Cash used in financing
activities
(6,000) (5,000)
Increase (decrease)
in
cash and cash equivalents
in the year
15,875 74,453
Cash and cash equivalents
at
the beginning ofthe year 215,555 141,102
Total cash and cash equivalents at the end ofthe year 231,430 215,555
Analysis ofcash and cash equivalents
01-January 31-December
2020 Cash Flow 2020
Notice deposits
Short-term
deposits
215,555 15,875 231,430
215,555 15,875 231,430

unrestricted unrestricted unnwtrictsd unnwtrictsd unnwtrictsd Restricted Restricted
(Dsslgnatsdl 2020 2010
CHARITABLE INCOME
4 IIOLUNTARY INCOME
4.1 Donations to Church 252,329 22,301 274,630 413,491
In 2019E 100,000ofthe donations
to church income wss attributable
to restricted funds,
with the remaining
E313,492 being attributable
to unrestncted
funds.
4.2 Donations to Missions 11,400 117100 19,005
In 2019E 19,005 ofthe donaion to missions income was attnbutable to restncted funds,
with the remaining
E Nil
being attributable
to unrestricted
funds.
Total 252,329 33,701 288,030 432,496
5 ACTRIITIES FOR GENERATING FUNDS
5.1 Use ofPremises 2,952 2,962 6,093
In 2019E Nil ofthe income was attnbutable to resmcted funds,
with the remaining
E6,093 being attributable
to unrestncted funds.
use of premises
income
from regular lettings is allocated to the Fabric Fund since it relates pnmanly to the cost ofwear
snd tear on ths buildings snd ths relafivs cost attributabls to heat and light is not considered material. NOTE Occasional
Isttings
in respect ofthe
use of church premises are covered by a policy of not charging for lettings unless ths lessee is
intending
to charge for ths event to bs hald.
Income from these occasional hall letlings ars agocatsd to those missions
supported
from budgeted
giving as an addition.

Bank Interest 182 182 395
Total 182 182 395
income was attributabls to restricted funds,
395 being attributabls to unrestricted funds.
OURCES
Total 9,101 12,875 21,976 26,074

ction 0:Notes to the A c counts
unrestricted unnwtrictsd
(Deslgnatedl
Restricted 2020 2019
RITABLE EXPENDITURE
COST OF GENERATING
FUNDS
The church does not incur costs under this heading.
CHARITABLEACTIIIITIES
MINISTRY
9.1 Minister 65,264 65,284 65,919
9.2Assistant Miitistei' 39,749 39,749 40,069
9.3Youth ICommunity
Worker
26,425 26A26 26,564
94 Preaching Fees 438 438 992
9.6Ministry
Sundry Costs
(528) f628)
Sub Total 131,348 131,348 133,544
Apportionment
of Support Costs Note 13
28,556 28,556 23,106
MINISTRY TOTAL I 59,904 169,904 156,650
In 20195 Nil ofthe expenditure
was
attributable to restncted funds,
with the remaining 5156,65D being attributabls to unrestricted funds.
In the Year the Youth and Community Worker spends part of his time working in bonton Green for DGFW.
However costs forthe full year are not separated and are induded in the Main Church General Fund.
MISSION TOTAL 14,486 42,663 29,202 88,351 110,296
In 2019626.622 ofthe expenditure was attnbutable to restricted funds,
wlh the remaining 583,674 being attnbutable to unrestnsded funds.
ESTABLISHMENT TOTAL 16,951 17,587 79,796 114,334 119,114
In 20196 10,800 ofthe expenditure was attnbutable to restricted funds,
wnh the remaining 5108,314 being auributable to «nrestncted funds.

This note r eanalyses sll ofthe costs in the
Charitable
Activities Grant Funding Support Costs
Cost of Genersing Funds
Charitable Expenditure
Ministry 131,348 28,556 159,904 156,650
Mission 12,477 71,864 2,010 86,361 110,296
Establishment 111,307 3,027 114,334 119,114
Governance Costs
255 132 71 864 33593 360,689 386060

Se ction 0:Notes to the Accounts
unrestricted unnstrictsd Restricted
lpeslgnstedl 2020 2010
12 GRANTS PAYABLE
BMS World Mission 9,464 svt84 9,316
Home Mission
Fund
7,301 7,302 7,119
Sevenoaks
Counselling
(Formerly SCCS) 2,812 2,805 2,730
SAYT 4,127 4,127 3,910
SEBA 679 679 659
West Kent Debt Advice Centre 523 523
AWM- (Sharkaiy)
Brown's Lebanon
Guinea Bissau 2,226 9,750 11,976 8,576
Hospice of Hope 2,226 64 2,290 6,876
Pcwsrlins
Trust
8,716 375 9,091 8,497
Kent Thames Side 2,163 1 2,164 2,198
Harvest: 2016BMS(2015Tear Fund) 2,794
CRIBS 2,138
Worth
Unlimited
2,226 775 3,001
Others 200 (2,945) (2,746) 3,791
Unallocated
Total 42,663 8,014 59,112

33,593 33,593 31,094
Apportionment
Ministry 28,556 28,666 23,106
Mission 2,010 2,010 4,674
Establishment 3,027 3,027 3,313

2020 1019
19 Debtors
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Balancesh
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36,000
2,125
70,057
3,552
Smclfled FunCe Outstanding tax recovery on Gih Aid to Balance She tdate in luded here 1,775 775
Ch mhRemrb F nd Omstandngta rec myonGIImdt Balancesh tdat ncl dedher
Adi tf CI *m dy p d Y (15,758) (54,370)
Pmpannente and other debtom No agnacant prepaymente ha e be n mad .
24,9S2 40,006
20 Bank and cash balances
Math Chumh Accouhts
NaNohal Weetiiilheler Bahk PN
I B enessReeer eAcc. N. 13416055 31tnc mbm2020 100,001 200,03S
2 Cumnt A count No. 71570504 BGBC Main 31 Dec mbm 2020 3.293
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NN. 23110205 BGBCDGFW 31 D I 2020 S,064 5,861
S btcml 224,043 209,180
Dater Church Activ ales Accounts
B bypl -Nm IW t N pl A m N .50507624 1,20S 1,487
Cash in Hand
A m N .23250mio 4,113
BG BC.FC - HSBC CommunltyA ount No.41710026 98 e!
M n yMa ag rAcc m N .41710834 I,S06 670
231,430 21S,55S
21 Creditors
Creditors: amounts falgng due within one year
21.1 Loans 8 0 Idrafte
Purchaee Manes I 21 Larmeld Road
Interest Free Loans 1,000 1.000
SEBA Loans 4,000 4.000
Pumhme Youth Wolker
Capital Loans 5S,125
21.2 Othm clmlhols
21.3 AccnNIs GenemlF nds 1,000
M enon F nde 1,6S2 3,606
64 777

Creditors: amounts falling due falling due alter more than one alter more than one alter more than one alter more than one alter more than one year
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21.5 0th
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22 Alternate breakdown offunds
22.1 Restricted
Fuhd5
31-0 IQ I g R * S pl 8 T 8 31-D 20
N «Fm Resources Exlwnded Deficit
Speaf«l Fabnc Ch rch 8 tdngs 1.404.575 1.404,575
Ch
mh R
fwushment 89,200 79,796 09,796) 9,404
10 11,400 0,013 3,307 (3,383) 20
Hardship Fund 22.301 9.503 12,738 12,738
Speaf«IF
Toml
nds I 494 727
510
4e are
12875
108997
11625
~02 421
I 250
~3383 I 1
420
977
714
Sp«ded Fsbnc I8 Id ngs f ndrelatedtothech rchb Idngs ntmsselsureenRoad.
Spe SI«I Fir«Is fund ls where d nore have stipulated perp se for their gM mat is not covered elwwhere
HardshpF nd f ndmtos ppodtimsefinanaaSy mpactedbyCo d.19corone r sr stnchons.
Fixed Amwt Investment Cunent Credhors Tct81
Ass t
Speaf«l Fabnc Ch rch 8 tdngs
Ch
hRf*
h t 1,404,575 9,404 1,404,575
9,404
Mlssloh Dohatlohs 1.672 1.052 20
HardshpF nd 12.730 12.738
Sp
0mF
d 1 977 1,977
Tcml I 404 575 25 791 I 652 1,420,714
22.2 Designated Funda
31-0 IQ I g 31-D 2D
Resources Expended Deficit
Fabnc F nd 103 2,952 17,507 (14,035) 14,600 60
M
F
d 21 L XaddR d 419,390 S,mo 425,398
Manse Fund I Darent Close 145.069 145.069
Mmsonn dget 231 42,663 (42,003) 42,432
Tcml 504 7Q9 2 Q52 8D250 ~57 2Q 63032 570 533
FsbncF nd f ndfo mwn mantemnceand ph«pofb Idmsandeq pm nttogeth r ah
Manse Fund fund related to church Manse ownership
Msuch 8 dget f ndfo W ngt mosmfromch rchf ndsasag~byCh rchmeehng.
Fixed Asset Investment Cumnt Credhors Total
Ass t
68 88
Manse Fund 21 Larklleld Road 436.396 11.000 425,396
Manse F nd I Darent Close |45,009 145.069
Totals 501 465 60 11Dm 570 533