THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL OFTHE ECCLESIASTICAL PARISH OF CHRIST CHURCH AND ST PAULS ANERLEY Report and Accounts year ended 31 December 2023 IkyBkdha Hutchmg5 rwd12.1ts23 4PPXTrivJ P￿2&&13 IA450n kna phil￿p￿sCh￿ ))hDToky 1134219 197Aneth SE208ER Itamb's EUYU Bankevs CAF 8arthk L*Thi*d 25 ￿n85 HIAYr West klEIg 4M) Charity InfDrrnthn Ahnual Reportofthemembersofthe PafOthialChur¢h(wJ ￿deP￿dent &am¥¢ers Wi ststErnentof FM4nciilA¢tr¥ibe5 Pa￿rtesheet 24 io li Tr&>te5to th¢Auounts 12-22 Annual Report 2023 The Parochial Church Counol present th￿r r8p)rt and accounts the year erNJed 31 D￿mber 2023. The accounts have been prepared in accordance wtlh the accountFng policies set out in note 1 to the accounts and comply ￿￿th the ParcKhial Church Counal (Powers) Measure 1956. the Charits"es Act 2011 and °Accounb'ng Rep)rtiNJ by Charities.. Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance wth the Finanaal Reportsng Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102) (effective 1 January 2015)° Objectives and activities The Anertey Team Ministry Mission Statement- To be disciples of Jesus and to make disciples of Jesus; serving the people of Anerley and South London in the power of the Holy Spirit The Anertey Team min￿ Vision Staten￿- To see God's kingdom adva￿ in the local area and in South Lon(*)n by b&'ng an othard l¢Joking and servant hearted Christian communty committed to wayer arKI worship. discipleship and evarKJelism. The Parcthial Church COU￿11 has quantified the above statements by prc￿Uang several focus areas. these areas as our focus, Anerley Team Ministry (ATM) hopes to be able to demonstrate rts commitment to providing communrty-based services and support that will be of tenefit to the public, with the aim of demonstrats'ng the love of Jesus through praclJ'¢al ath'vits'es. The fccus areas indude those that rdate diredy to the Church corfjregation, for example the gr(Mth of prayer groups and smal fellowship groups that meet in homes and areas that relate to the widercommunty, for example serving the poor and marginalised, continuing to reach out into the community and forging links with local Churches and Christian organisatsons. In planning the athvibes, the PCC have applied the guidan￿ on public ben8fft issued by the Chanty Commission. Wth regard to the PCC'S oblKJations to safeguard chil(fren and vulnerable adults, the members of the PCC confirm that they have complied Y￿th their duties under sethon 5 of the Safeguarding and Clergy Discipline Measure 2016. The PCC has also agreed to accept the House of &'sh¢)ps Safeguarthng wlicy. In common wth many churches. the chanty is heavily reliant on volunteers who assist in many aspects of church lrfe. The value of their input cannot be quantsfied and the trustees are very ￿ateful to all those who give of their servi￿$ voluntarily. Achievements and pwfvmiance On 26th June, Rt. Rev. Simon Burton Jones, Bishop of Tonbridge and the Venerable Allie Kerr, Archdeacon of Bromley and Bexley. inducted and instituted Rev Richard Jones as the Rector of Christ. Church and St Paul's, Anerfey. Page 2 Wotsthp and P￿￿er The Par(thial Churth Council is keen to provide drfferent fomis of worship that will appeal to different Styles and ages. The range of services offered usually includes altcMJether services, communion services, yoLrt￿led services and simultaneous translats'on into Ukrainian in setvitss offered in Christ Church. Harvest Thanksgiving was celebrated in our pla￿ of w￿shiP and in a service in local primary school, James Dixon. A service of Rernernbran￿ was held on ReMernbran￿ Sunday and a short act of remembrar£e was held in Betts Park on Saturday 11th November. A new pattem of outreach services and events was offered in December induding the launch of 'Messy Church,; 'Carols. Mulled Wne and min￿ Pie. semces Dress- up, Mtcgether N*'vity services. We were delighted to welcome and host a Chnstrnas service for James Dixon Primary Schod. The Welcome Teams operate in Churches to provide a warm welcome to visitors and ensure they ¢2n access all they need e g Sunday school. hearing Icx)p, large print Bibles, toilets etc. The teams are also trained in fire evacuatson procedures. The electC￿al roll was renewed in 2019 and it stood at 220 at the APCM on 22rd May 2023. Throughoui the year the thurches are available for bapknsms, dedicats'ons. wedding and weddings and fvnerals. Since Ihe summer, we've been encouraged by a steady stream of newcomers The first of a new quartedy 'Aftemoon Tea, for new￿rnerS will be held in January 2024. Disopleship Two ￿eeklY bible studies crmts'nue to meet in both churches. Three small groups.. and several prayers tnplets also met. During the year. &ll Woodman has led a vRekly evening gathering for men. Altemating between meeting together in church and in a local pub. this is a valued ministy Children aTrY Youth During the y&ir. Maureen Gwgh, Heather Hawth￿. Belinda wa￿aw SuPP￿8d by a small and dedicated team of helpers. have led a crealive and engaging Sunday ministy to Children. During trE week. Ray Blackman with a small ream of helpers has led a popular'Toddler Toy ministry. On average 30 prfrschijolers and their parentslcareers attend. Supported by another small and dedicated team of hel￿rs. Roman leads the ministy to young people. They meet t(Y3ether on IVK) evenings every week. Personal mentoring is also offered. Highlights during the year indude two b4)tssms a camp in Leigh Abbey arKI days OUL Page 3 Pastoral Care Some members of the parish are unable to attend Church due to sickness or age, although they are able join the Livestream services. ATM encourajes all members of the church to join a small group or prayer tnFdet where they can develop and share their faith wrth others and provide and r8c&ve support and encouragement. The Rector and a small group of people prowde support to others at home or in hosptlal and offer friendship. prayer and communion. A small team also provides a regular Sunday aftemoon service in t￿) local residentia homes f￿ the elderfy. A meals ministy was launched to offer pra¢*ic21 supwrt to thurch members as personal arcumstance may require. Mission Evangelism ATM is committed to serving both our kxal and wider ￿mmunitieS practically, spiritually and finanaally The Parc¢hial Church Counal has a policy of giving away at least 10% of rts annual income, in accordance wth our chnsts.an belief. This is divided be￿aen a vartety of missions that are UK based and international. We also seek to support individual members who vAsh to volunteer for speafic projects that demonstrate their Chrisb'an faith by sUppO￿n9 fund raising events and making small financial ￿ntributIOnS. We also seek opportunrties to take the Church into the communrty. At Chnstmas we go out into the community. For example. every household in the pansh received an attractive colour invtsts.on to Christmas serviceslevents,. tne Rector lead two teams to 'bless' returning rail commuters at both train stations in the parish and invite them to Christmas. Events and services. We have held services in I(￿al patks a number of times during the year. Coffee st￿p- meets weekly in Christ Churth. It is a POF>in outreach aclivity. welcoming both church members and people from the community. People enjoy ming in for a chat, a cuppa. a listenirvJ ear arKI hearing a short refledion focused on Jesus. Ffftdom Forum- Darrell Mdeish works with people vhK) are ￿-offenderS or are struggling wth mental health related issues. As well as regular meeb.ngs for the group. there is also a practical side. for exaM5￿e, the lQ'ngs Car Wash has been established as part of the ministy. This is a w wash which opeThgtes at the church premises and provides an opForturNty for pw)le in the Freedom Forum to experien￿ regular WOTk. From October. the ministy extended to visib'ng residents of Cantertiury House to conduth'ng a weekly gathwing. Westminster Theological cent￿ (wrc) - Melissa Hutchings continues as Hub Leader. The church has invested in what we belEve is the best theolc•Jical training available, allcpAting students to remain in their jobs or at home wilhout needing to travel to study. This is a gift to the wtder church as we sed( to equip members of our own congregation and those furtfEr afield to grow in their knowledge of God and their ability to serve Him. Page 4 Kings Boxir&- V￿ have been corKemed abc%rt the levels of Violen￿ mainly amongst young people and tIE effects of knife uime on I(￿al framaies. We run the Q'ngs Boxing programme to encourage young peoF4e to enjoy the benefits of leaming self-control and introducing them to the Lord Jesus We have been running between 2 and 3 sessions a week. Mis&on De￿lOpMent- in 2019 received a grant to (*velop our ministry in the local community building on Freedom Forum and lQngs Boxro As a result. Julie Connolly is employed as our mission devel¢)pment pastor and Darrdl McLeish as our freedom Forum pastor. Julie arranges and organises our outreach which is largely f¢xused on the Food Bank. Julie leads a weekly enquiry and disupleship group for people who connected through the Food Bank and street evangelism. Tne ministy of a small and dedicated team vtho gather to way during the week and parb'apate in evangelistic ministy is gre￿Y appreaated. SuMn￿rtH￿￿ Event- Anerfey Team Ministy heFd a sUmme￿me event in the Church car park at St Paul's Anerley with sand. refreshments, worship and a daily word of encouragement to all present The attendance for this was around 100-200 people per day and we ran the event for 9 days. A wonderful opportunity for the Church to build relationships with the community and with sharing the Word of God. Christmas HamperAppeal- we distn'buted 48 Christrnas hampers full of gotrjs such as Christmas food items. children's toys, vrdmi hats, socks. gloves. gift cards, toiletnes and practical items that wll give those who are lonely, families who don't have much, and those who find Chnstmas a partscularly difficult bme of year a little lighter and hope to get through this season. A TM Food StO￿- This works in partnership wth a Christian fc4)dbank as part of Transfom Bromley Borough,. a group of eleven churches working together to provide food for families and people in need. in the name of Jesus. People collect the food from the church wemises. although a few are not able and we deliver to them. We have held several teaching sessions on making positive lifestyle changes, we give away Christian literature and pray with most of our dients Evangelistic Team Mirrislry." Laho￿, Pakistan- we continue to support Pastor Zeeshan as he develops his ministry in the Lahore. Mis&onary support- UkraI￿- we have had links to a rural thurch and commuThty thin Ukraine for many years. Vle have been woviding financial assistance to them sints the conflict started to help them minister to people in need. Financial Revie There was an overall surplus for the year 01 £22,795 compared to a surplus (exduding unrealised gains on investments) in the previous year of £33.853. It is the policy of the Chjrch that unrestn'cted ftmds, exduding the revaluation reseNe and fixed asset5. which have not been designated should be maintained at a level equivalent to betr￿n th￿ and six-month's expenditure. The Parochial Church Council considers that reserves at this level will ensure that in the event of a Page 5 significant drop in funthng. they will be able trj continue the Church's current athrties vthile consideratson is given to ways in add￿'Onal funds may be rased. Three month's expenditu￿ on unrestncted funds (not irtluding designated funds) amounts to approximately £e6,(K)O. Reserves on unrestricted funds (not induding designated funds. fixed assets or revaluation reserve} amounted to £165,CQO which is again an increase on last year. The Parochial Church Council ccM)tinue to consider ways in which reserves may be frjrther strengthened. Reference and administrative infonnatwi are provided on the page follthvirKJ the cover sheet. The Parcthial Church Counal has assessed the major risks to Nthich the Church is exposed, and are satssfied that systems are in to mib.gate exposure to the major risks. Fabric ATM is blessed to have foFltr*ing I￿lIdingS. Christ Church, Anertey, Ictated on Maple Road. St Paul's, Anerfey, located ￿ Harn￿t Road 10 & 11 Tnnity Me4VS 50 Piquet Road Every 5 years there is a building inspethon for each church - this is called a Quinquennial. The foll(yMTrJ is a summary of outstanding actions fr￿1 the most recent of these. Christ Church Anerfey on 26th April 2019. The following rtems v￿e identified as recommendations and have been progressed. Commission of Structural report to review cracks Electrir21 installats.on inspection Lightning Cc￿dUct0r test Fire extinguisher test Fire risk assessment Sf Pauls Anerfey on 30th Jun 2020. The foll0v￿ng rtems were identified as recommendaknons - they are being progressed; Resolve leak at rooflight over WC Replace broken glass or fft safety film in win(knv above V•Y)rship area Alter door accessible to WC compartment to ensure rf a disabled person were to fail, the door then opens OLrtwards rather than in. Structur@ govemance and management The Parochial Church Council is a corFrf)rate body established by the Church of England. The Parochial Church Counal operates under the Parochial Church Page 6 Coun¢s1 (Powers) Measure 1956. The Par¢x*ial Chw¢h Council is a Registered Charity. The Parish of Christ Church with St Paul AneTley is siiuated wtthin the Diocese of Rochester and known as the Anerley Ministry Team The Parochid Church C(m￿xi1 members served dunng the year were: Richard Jones (appointed Rector on 26/[￿124) Melissa Hutchings (Secretary & Church Warden) Ray Blackham (Church Warden) Michael Mason Philippe S¢trum John Tolley Jeff Hawthome Kevin Robson (freasurer) Berni￿ JacksoTrBrown (resigned 12110123) Larissa Barnett Ilona Onyango Adeioke Ogundiran Nigel Thomas The method of appointrnent of Parcthial Church Counal members is set out in the Church Representats'on Rules. The Parochial Church Council consists of the Team Rector, Team Vicar, Churckwardens and others as elected by the congregats'on who are currendy on the El￿Orat Roll. All members are enwuraged to register on the Electsxal and stand for Par(thial Churth Cour￿11. The Anerley Team Ministy Parochial Churth Counal has the restmjnsibility of co- operating with the incumbent, Rev Richard Jones. Team Rector. The parish encompasses Church Buildings, Christ Church Anerley and St Paul's Hamlet Road, a Rectw and Vicarage and three houses. The Parcthial Church COU￿11 is reswnsible making decisions on all matters of general cOn￿M and importance to the Pansh. induding how th8 funds are used. Parochial Church Counol averages eight meebngs per year. Due to the wide range of responsibilitses covered. several sub Committees also exist, most nO￿￿lY Standing Committee. This committee comprises the Rector, Churchwarden, Treasurer and Parochial Church C(yJ￿1l Secretary. Its fijnth{￿ is to take a more in-depth look at financially related issues e.g Maintenan￿ and buildings, l￿dgets etc arKI report back to Parochial Church Counci5 recommendabons. Deanery Synod The AneFley Team Ministy has no electal Deanery Synod retwntatives. This provides an important link between the parish arKI the v￿der Church. The Parothial Church Council agenda pyovides an OPFrf)rtunty tr the retKesentatsves to report back to Par(thial Church Counal. Page 7 Statement of Responsibilities of the Membern of the Parochlal Church Council The PCC is responsible for preparing the Annual Report and the financial statements in accordance wth aP￿Icable law and United lQngdom Accountsng Standards (Unrted Kingdom Generally A￿￿pted AccountiTh3 Practi￿). Charity law rEyuires the PCC to wepare financial statements for each finanaal year which give a true and fair view of the state of the affairs of the d)anty as at Ihe balance sheet date and of its incoming rescNJrces and applicats.on of resources for the finanaal year. In preparing tlkse finanual sL*ements, the PCC are required to.. 1. select suitable accounbng poliaes and apply them consistently., 2. observe the methods and prin(iples in the chartts.es SORP, 3. make judgements and estimates that are reasonab￿ and prudent 4. state ￿ether the applicable accounbng Star￿ardS have been followed. subject to any material departures disdosed and explained in the financial statements," and 5. prepare the financial statements on a gclng concem basis unless it is inapprowate to pres￿ne that the wll continue in operation. The PCC is responsible for kee￿ng proper acwurtir& records that disdose with reasonable accuracy at any time the financia position of the tharity and enable them to ensure that the financial statements cornp￿ with the Chanties Act 2011 and the Charity (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2CQ8 They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the charity and hence for taking reasonable steps for the prevenkn'on and detection of fraud and other irwularrties. The Parochial Church Council Members, report was approved by the Board of Parochial Church Courril. Revd. Richard Jones Trust* (Rector and Chair of PCC) Dated.. 13 May 2024 Page 8 INDEPENDENT EXAMINERS ftEP(IRr TO THE MEMBEIS ¢%THE PAROCH￿ CHURCH CO￿aL0F Th• P•rothlal Chuw¢h CWKII of ih• E(do$1￿ Parlsth of (hrfst (hwth Sl Pauls An•rt•y I report to the membets of the KC Ivtho are also the charitys trustees) on my examlnation of the accounts of the ChafEty for the year ended 31 December 2¢Y23 on pages Ioto 23 fd1ov4l￿ vknFch have been prepared on the basis of the ac￿￿tir18 poliiiesset r4Jt on ￿e$ 12- 14. As members of the PCC you are for the preparation of the accounts in accordan￿ wtth the requirements of the Charities Act 20111'theAcV). I report in respeci of my examination of the Charitys *tyunts carried out under se¢tion 145 of the Act and in carrwng out rny exam5rk*ion I have fc41uwed all the ap￿1(able Dlrections given by the (har¥ty Commission under section 14515llbl of the Art. Independe￿ •x*mlnprfs sl*•m•ttt Since the Chariws 8r0$5 Intome exceeded £250.(KK) your examiner must be a mernber of è body Ilsred In sertion 145 of 2011 ACL I confirm that l am qualfled to undertake the examlnation because l am a member of the Institute of Chartered Avom•nt infvnts 22.939 11441 22,795 33,853 ot1￿d$. Total funds broughtforward 1.381.3n 21,923 1.403,294 1,369,441 Tot&1 fvndsurrl*dfrnrd 18 L404310 2L77Y 1.426.089 1,403.294 The staternent of flt)ancial actr¥[t￿5 inctudes allzalns and b)sses recognised Inthe year. All income and expendrture derive frtsm continuin¥ opeTrtK•ns. The notes on page 12-22 fomi part of these￿COUR Pag8 10 ASAT31 DE(EWU12fJlY Total Funds 2022 Fun 2023 Fun Fun RXEDASSErs T•Trg1b￿ assets In¥estme)rts li 411 13.997 1.125.( l.m.gJ7 15.275 1.125,1 Ll]5.L 411 1.140,275 Debto Investmeftts Cash ￿ baDkar•Y 14 9397 25, 11.3n 269,W5 270.376 177. 21.368 295,439 thjewithin one)Yqr tt15791 132A201 NètcyThent8ssetsl IIIAbMllfio$1 265,723 21Jf8 287,(82 263,019 l.&YA,310 2L779 ￿42￿¢￿9 L403.294 after MOreth￿ one￿r ProwioirJ fcr IkiL¥lFlie5 Netas%Èts I IWKlle%lexckxl 1.4x310 21.779 L426.IM9 1,403294 Defttheil beF￿ stheme•ssrtlll*•wtyI TOTAI NET AS5ET5 1,404.310 21.779 ]A26,IB9 I,tW3.294 Unrestrirted Fun& Genwal fun E￿Waledfu￿ts Iu**sh 1ffj359 iU.951 1.125,( L4(4JiO 1ffj,359 113,951 1,125.( 1.404.310 144,473 111898 1.125.1MNJ 1.381,371 Restrktvj Fund5 21,779 21,779 21,923 LINM.310 21,779 L426.t 1,403294 The fiTranaal staternents were ar1)rv￿ by the (*the P(K hatfty.. 13 May 2024 wrre syed its Ch•r*y 1131219 Thenote50n rrfell.22f0rrnpart¢JFt1￿èaCc(yj￿t The Pa￿ra1 ChuKh CoL*)tl of the Et¢k$AstK￿ Paiirh otait(thurth and St pa￿ a dwiity rew51rn4 ￿9th Tthe Cblrity COmrnWh￿ in En*nd & Wak5and estsbli5hEd otb*n& The tharity'Srt*rtd pfftwla¢Wie5s can be f￿jr￿ ob)theCha¥ityknftstthatNJn paF. 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