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2020-12-31-accounts

All Saints' Church, Wrington
Statement of Financial Activities for theyear ended 31 December 2020
Receipts & Payments 2020 2019
Note £ £
Receipts
Donors 1 67,302 73,091
Investmentincome 2 10,654 12,414
Church Activities 3 24,261 26,674
Other income 4a,b 2,732 10,906
Sale of investment 20,000
Less GiftAid claimed duefor receipt2020 933
Total receipts 124,949 122,152
Payments
Church Running Costs 5 32,318 35,991
ParishShare and Clergy 6 61,111 60,419
TradingActivities 395
Otherexpenses 7 1,285 29,219
Beneficeweekendfees 3,456
General Administration 8 16,471 16,144
Mission 9 1,176 4,315
Total Payments 112,756 149,544
less cheques uncleared 31.12.19 1,099
148,445
Surplus/deficit for 2020 12,193 -26,293
A B C D E
1 All Saints' Church, Wrington
2
3 Statement of Financial Activities for theyear ended 31 December 2020
4
5 Further Analysis - Receipts & Payments
6 Notes Unrestricted
funds
Restricted
funds
Total 2020
7 £ £ £
8 Receipts
9 VoluntaryReceipts
10 Covenants - Bank - tax recoverable 38,580 38,580
11 Cash - Gift Aid envelopes 1,886 1,886
12 Collections at services 2,130 2,130
13 Cash - for Organ Fund 2,125 2,125
14 Covenants - Bank - not tax recoverable 4,615 4,615
15 Tax recovered 12,634 12,634
16 Bank interest 157 157
17 Donations direct to PCC account 4,375 4,375
18 Other donations to organ fund 800 800
19 Donations for charities
20 Total 64,377 2,925 67,302
21
22 Investment income
23 Brook House fund 7,236 7,236
24 CCLA Investment funds 2,979 439 3,418
25 Total 10,215 439 10,654
26
27 Church activities
28 Fees for weddings and funerals 8,443 8,443
29 Events income - -
30 Benefice contributions 8,061 8,061
31 Church and ReadingRoom hire 1,683 1,683
32 Friends of Churchyardgrants 5,361 5,361
33 Benefice awayday 277 277
34 Bookshopincome 436 436
35 Total 18,900 5,361 24,261
36
37 Other income
38 Insurance claim 2,732 2,732
39 Brook House Fund - sale of investments 20,000 20,000
40 Total 22,732 22,732
41
42 Total Receipts 2020 116,224 124,949
43
A B C D E
44
45 Further Analysis of Receipts & Payments Unrestricted
funds
Restricted
funds
Total 2020
46
47 Payments
48 Stimson share to Redhill 1,285 1,285
49
50 Church runningexpenses
51 Gas & electricity 4,839 4,839
52 Water rates 236 236
53 Insurance 4,353 4,353
54 Church maintenance 7,206 7,206
55 Churchyard maintenance 6,251 6,251
56 ReadingRoom costs 1,269 1,269
57 Musician fees - weddings/funerals 260 260
58 Musician fees - Sundayservices 1,585 1,585
59 Bookshopcosts
60 Supplies for services 730 730
61 Cleaning 466 466
62 Other expenses 150 150
63 Music subs & licences 1,005 1,005
64
65
66
67 Bath & Wells DBF wedding/funeral fees 4,365 4,365
68 Clergyexpenses 1,998 1,998
69 Visitingclergycover 45 45
70 Parish share 59,113 59,113
71 Professional fees 652 652
72 Total
73
74 Administration costs
75 Staff salaries 10,401 10,401
76 Printing,stationery,telephone,IT 4,225 4,225
77 Total
78
79 Mission
80 MessyChurch,School support 514 514
81 Charitydonations 662 662
82
83 Lawder memorialplaque 626 626
84 New sound system cabinet 520 520
85
86
87 Total Payments 112,756 112,756
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All Saints' Church, Wrington
Statement of Assets and Liabilities as at 31 December 2020
Unrestricted
funds

Restricted
funds
Total 2019
Note £ £ £ £
Cash funds
PCC Bank current account 18,687 18,687 26,203
PCC Special interest account 25,221 25,221 25,199
Brook House fund current account 14,765 14,765 191
PCC Restriced funds account 5,227 5,227
63,900 51,593
Investment assets
Brook House fund investment 330,593 330,593 335,740
CCLA investments 106,139 15,620 121,759 113,901
452,352 449,641
Assets retained for church use
Piano - depreciated value 4,001 4,682
Debtors
Gift Aid recoverable 1,640 1,640 933
Liabilities
DBF fees weddings/funerals 2020 2,793 2,451
Redhill Church Stimson share 643
Other creditors 508
Designated funds
Choir fund 210
Memorial book case 559

Statement of Financial Activities 2020

Explanatory Notes

RECEIPTS

  1. Donors - includes all planned giving, collections at services, other donations, and gift aid refunds.

  2. Investment income - includes income from funds held in the Church of England Investment Fund, most of which is unrestricted, also the dividends from the Brook House Fund which is invested and managed professionally – these dividends are unrestricted in use. Both types of investment showed an increase in dividends in 2020 compared with 2019.

  3. Church Activities – see Further Analysis pages for a breakdown of this area.

  4. Other income – this includes:

  5. a. Receipt of an insurance claim from Ecclesiastical Insurance following theft of sound system equipment from the church in August 2020. The replacement system is to be fitted in 2021 but has been delayed due to current restrictions, however the cost will be £1,000 more than the insurance claim, as this is the excess on the insurance policy, which has to be met from PCC funds.

  6. b. Sale of investments from the Brook House Fund to cover repair and maintenance work arising from the last Quinquennial report, costing £5,426.

PAYMENTS

  1. Church running expenses – see Further Analysis pages for details

  2. Parish share makes up the majority of this sum (£59,113) together with Clergy expenses.

  3. Other expenses: this represents the 50% share of dividends from the Stimson Fund which is paid each year to Christ Church Redhill.

  4. Administration costs – see Further Analysis pages for details

  5. Mission – see Further Analysis pages for details

BANK ACCOUNTS

More use is now being made of the church’s various bank accounts to ensure that funds are held in the appropriate account for each purpose. The main current account continues to be used for day to day expenses and receipts, with a significant balance being held in the Special Interest Bearing account to maximise potential income from interest, although these are also unrestricted funds that can be used for any purpose.

The Brook House current account contains the balance of funds drawn down from the Brook House investment in 2020 (£20,000) after meeting the cost of work required by the last Quinquennial report.

The Restricted Funds account now contains all the monies raised or donated over the past two years towards the repair of the organ.

INVESTMENTS

Unrestricted funds

Miss Stimson’s bequest is unrestricted as to both capital and income. The testator wished that it should be used as equally as possible for All Saints’ Wrington and Christchurch, Redhill and since 1992 the dividend income represents half the total generated.

Restricted funds

Captain Hook’s bequest can be applied towards the cost of music.

Mrs Castle’s and the Rev John Vane’s bequests can be applied towards the fabric of the church.

Mrs M C Owen – Churchyard fund consists of a number of small legacies given for the upkeep of named graves and, generally, for the care of the churchyard. The fund is invested in 418 shares in the CBF Investment Fund. On 17[th] June 2014, the Diocesan Board of Finance, as ‘custodian trustees’ transferred its holding of 144 shares originally registered in its name, to the PCC.

Endowment funds

Wrington Parish Church Trust - was formed by deed dated 11[th] May 1990. The trustees are the churchwardens and treasurer of the PCC. It is an expendable endowment fund with wide permissive terms.

Brook House Fund - on 24[th] January 2014 the Trustees of the Lawder Bequest transferred its share portfolio to the PCC at a mid-market value of £264,788. The investments are managed by J M Finn Stockbrokers.