## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## THE METHODIST CHURCH REPORT AND ACCOUNTS (ACCRUALS BASIS) for the year ended 31 August 2022 HASTINGS BEXHILL & RYE CIRCUIT Registered Charity - Registration number 1134757 Circuit No.. 36117 Ministers Rev'd Philip Wagstaff Rev'd Patricia M Williams(until 31st August 2022) Circuit Stewards Mr Rodney SirKlen Mrs Amanda Troughton Mrs Christine Thacker{wef 1st Septert)er 2021) Mrs Paula Foord(wef 14th June 2022) Dr Julie Todd{wef 14th June 2022) Circutt Treasurer Mr Brian Knwht Registered address for Corresponden￿. Centenary House, 21 Holliers Hill. Bexhill-on-sea, TN40 2DH Hastings Bexhs11 & Rye Circuit Circuit number 36/17 Charity Commission Number .... TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2022 Introduction Hastings, Bexhill and Rye Circuit of the Methodist Church support5 ten churches in East Sussex, in a mix of urban and rural k)cations. together with the historic WesleVs Chapel in the town of Winchelsea. Two Presbyter ministers are stationed in the Circuit by the Methodist Connexion. The churches have a combined membership of around 450. Governance Structure and Mana ement The Charity is Subject to the following Acts of Parltament: Deed of Union {1932} The Methodist Church Act119761 It is also operates as per the guidance and Standing Orders found in the Constitutional Practice and Discipline {CPD} of the Methodist Church. which is revised and a8reed by the Methodist Conference each Year. Ob"ectlves and activitie5 The advancement of The Christian Faith in accordance with the doctrinal standards and practice of the Methodist Church Any charitable pur[￿e for the time being of any Connexional, Distritt, Circuit, local or other organisation of the Methodist Church Any charitable purpose for the time being of any society or institution subsidiary to the Methodist Church Any purpose for the time being of any charity betng a charity subsidiary or ancillary to the Methodist Church Mission statement The Mission of the Ctrcuit is 'To enjoy and spread the 8Tr)d news of the love of God as seen in Jesus Christ. The Hastings, Bexhill and Rye Circuit continues to work with the Churches in the circuit to offer inspiration and support in each local context so as to Help people encounter and experience God's love, hope and blessing through worship and social action Nurture faith through Worship, bible and wider studies, fellowship and prayer groups. mutual encouragement and pastoral care. both within the circuit and across the wider Church. Provide opportunities for acts of Christian public worship in styles appropriate for the context and community around the local churches. This includes the occasional offices of weddings. baptisms and funerals. Funerals take place in the name of the Methodist Church in the Circuit churches as well as at Hastings and Eastbourne Crematoria land occasionally further afield). Continue to provide safe and welcoming spaces for people of all ages and circumstances. Offer appropriate sUPPOrt and care to individuals who request it, especially at critical periods of their lives Continue to explore way of supporting local communities across the CircuÉt Engage with the wider mission of the Methodist Church at home and abroad Achlevement and Perfomiance 202V2022 The Circuit welcomed Revd Philip Wagstaff as Superintendent in September 2020 and under his leadership the Circuit has continued to resource and support the local churches in their worship, learning and outreach to their local communities. Along with many other organisations in the community the challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic remain and the impact of the pandemic will continue to be explored during the coming year. The Rev Tricia Williams retired in July 2022 and her ministry in the Circuit over the past seven years was marked by a farewell service which was held at Little Common Methodist Church. The Rev Crawford Logan joined the Ministerial team in September 2022, having previously being stationed in the aarton on Sea section of the Tendring Circuit in Essex. The Circuit Leadership Team ICLTI has met regularly during the year, together with the Presbyters, to review and develop the attivities of the Circuit so as to support the work of the local churches. The Superintendent and members of the CLT held Conversations with each of the churches in the circuit over the year to enable them to review their ministry, mission. their current f5nancial sttuation and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. These conversations continue to inform the development of Circutt policy and future plannin& A Circuit vision day was held at Trinity Methodist Church, facilitated by members of the South East District Learning Network. Representatives from all of the circutt churches met together to explore ways of developing the life, mission and ministry of the Circuit which would then faulitate mission within the circuit churches. The Superintendenys responsibility as Govemor for Staplecross Methodist Sthool and part of the Bridge Federation was resumed and he has developed a good relationship with the school communty. The Federation includes Staplecross Methodist Primary School and Salehurst Church of England Primary Sthool. The circuit nominated a member of the Circuit to be a foundation Govemor during the year. Members of the Circuit continue to use of Zoom video conferencing. Zoom has been invaluable in enabling the Circuit to provide worship for people at home as well as provide a meeting place for coffee mornings, bible study and prayer groups. This has helped in reducing the carbon footprint of the circuit and the polivi of the circvit is to use Zoom conferencing during the winter period with MO￿ face to face meetings taking place in the Springto Autumn period. The Circuit has fornied a SafeguardingTeam to jointly undertake the responsibilities of the Circuit Safeguarding Officer and ensure compliance wtth the Methodist Church Safeguarding Policies. Procedures and Guidance throughout the CircuiL The Circuit has formed a Property Team with responsibility to act on behalf of the Circuit Meeting wÉth responsibility for all matters related to Circuit property, and to support local churches with their property, including property sthemes. In April 2021 a property at Woodlands, Little Common in Bexhill-on-sea was purchased as a manse and the fom)er manse in Holmesdale Road was put on the market. A bridging loan wa5 taken out with Methodist Chapel Aid so that this transaction could be completed in the Sprin& This is noted in the accounts forthe year end of the transaction period. The transaction went through, and the Chapel Aid loan has been repaid. The two manses. at Little Common and Hastings will provide accommodation for the Circuit ministers for many years to come. Plans for 2022-23 Under the leadership of the Superintendent Minister, the Circutt will continue to explore ways to renew the mission and ministry of the Circuit and develop a forward plan for discipleship, mission and ministry. including the employment of lay workers as appropriate, for the next 3-5 years. As part of this process the Circuit Mission statement will be revisited so as to more closely define the present work and witness of the Methodist Church in the area. It is envisaged that the next change in the ministerial team will take place in 2025. While at present there is no immediate need to look at how the presbyterial team will be maintained as it is envisioned that both ministers will be stationed in the circuit for the next three and five years. The strategic work that has been and will be carried out as the circuit explores mission and ministry will continue to inform fvture plans for ministerial change5 whenever they occur. In accordance with advi￿ given by the Connexlonal Property Officer and the Trustees for Methodist Church Purposes ITMCP,) who are Custodian Trustees for Methodist property. the circuit and local managingtru5tees continue to make arrangements for the disposal of the Sackville Road and Rye premises, monies raised will be used for mlssion and ministry locally and auoss the circuit. During 2022- 2023 A Circuit Community Issues team will be formed which will inform the Circuit meeting about areas of community lrfe in whith the churches are. and mI￿t be. engaged. The team will seek partnerships with existing community groups and explore ways of community support not currently undertaken by existing groups. The terms of reference for the team have been agreed by the Circuit Meeting. Members of the circuit have links with the k)cal group who support asylum seekers. An environmental team will be formed which will help inform the Circuit meeting about ways thatthe environment can be safeguarded, and churches can work towards a carbon neutral status over time. Some churche5 ill the circuit are exploring how to become eco churches using the resource produced by a Rocha UK. The terms of reference for the team have been agreed by the Circuit meeting. the Circuit website which offers inforniation on the lrfe of the circuit has been revised. The Circuit Worship leaders and Local Preachers, as well as locally arranged worship, the presbyters and visiting preachers continue to ￿lFIl appointments on the Circuit Preaching Plan. The leaders of worship and preathers meeting continue to encourage members of the circuit to explore becoming a local preacher or worship leader. Those in training are supported by the Local Tutors With an online course which looks at y￿y5 of leading worship and exploring theology in the 21 ￿ntUry. As part of what the circuit can offer to members, circuit online worship will continue to be explored. Many of the circuit churches have voted to solemnise same sex marriages and resources will be made available during the year to support this ministry. Many of the Churches are (or are exploring) ways of providing a warm space to offer to the community around the Church buildings. In this churches are liaising wlth their local authorities and the national wami spa￿5 initiative. Churches and individuals support their local foodbanks and this will continue over the next year Work with Christians against Poverty {CAPI takes place in some of the Circuit Churches where rt is appropriate to do so. Other thurches SUPPOrt the work of CAP financially. Members of the Circuit have been Involved in the ADDER project which is a national initiative offerin8 dtfferent ways of rehabtlitation. As well as Seriices of Holy Communion taking place regularly across the circuit, services of Holy Communion are offered to members of local care homes and in members homes when requested. The circutt a￿ grateful to those who support this ministry tocally and across the circuit through a national authorisation agreed by the Methodist Conference. Many Churches have developed Messy Churches which offer activities and worship for children. young people and famtlies usin8 the concept provide by the Messy Church Organisation. Churches continue to provide space for meeting in the community Ways of developing opportunities for older people to engage with worshlp wlll be explored. Links are maintained with the local Methodist Home {MHAI, Lauriston in St.Leonards-on-Sea Ythere a worship team support the chaplain there. Our work with church families, especially those under 40 will be explored and developed during the year. The Circuit continues to explore ways of supporting mission and ministry in the ten churches across the circult. The Circuit also SUPPOrt the work at the Historic WesleVs chapel at Winchelsea. This Church and the nearby Wesley Tree have national Sign[fican￿ to the Methodist Church as John Wesley preached his last outdoor sermon under the tree before his death in 1791. The Chapel is the responsibility of the Circult Meeting who appoint a management committee to deal with the day to day management of the chapel. The doors are open when stsffing permits, with priority given to opening the doors when events take place in the town. The management team are developing a small museum area in the chapel to assist in placing Methodism in its historic as well as contemporary context. The Circuit meeting also have responsibllity as ManagingTrustees for Centenary House In Bexhill-on-sea. This property (which was a dwelling house before being converted into office and meetings space) was purchased a number of year5 a80. and both the Circuit and Christchurch Methodist Church Bexhill have an interest in the property. There is management ComM￿ee which is made up of members of the circuit meeting {or nominated by the meeting) and members of Christthurch Bexhill. The Circuit Meeting is also responsible as Managing TTUStees for the Sackville Road Church building, which is in the process of being sold, and a house in Knebworth Road, Bexhill-on-sea which is rented out As with 2020-2021, 2022 -23 has within it many opportunities to develop mission and ministry and to explore how we continue to engage and work with members of the communities around the churches. a5 well as engaging with community groups in the area. There are, as there has been this year, challenges as new vRys of working are explored due to Covid 19. We are also taking into account the increase in energy costs which continues to affect the churches financialty as public buildings, together with ongoing maintenance costs. While these are a concern, WWF of approaching the future are being explored and the Qrcuit continues to support the local churche5 with advice and on goingsupport. le5 and crynmitment for the Hastln Bexhill and Safe uardin Princi The Circuit commits itself to ensuring the implementation of the Connexional Safeguarding Policy; government legislation, guidance and safe practice in the circuit and the churches. The Circuit commits itself to the provision of support, advice and training for lay and ordained people that will ensure people are dear and confident about their roles and responsibilities in safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and adults who may be vulnerable. Saf uardin Poli Summa The Methodist Church, along with the whole Christian community. believes each person has a value and dignity which comes dirertly from God's creation of humans in God's own image and likeness. Christians see this as fulfilled by God's re-creation of us in Christ. Among other things. thi5 implies a duty to value all people as bearing the ima8e of God and therefore to protectthem from hami. The Hastings, Bexhill and Rye Circuit is committed to the safeguarding and protection of all children, young people and adults and affirms that the needs of children and of people when they are vulnerable and at risk are paramount. The Ha5tings, Bexhill and Rye Circuit recognises that it has a particular care for all who are vulnerable whether by disabilities or by reduction in capacities or by their situation. It is recognised that this increased vulnerability may be temporary or pemianent and may be visible or invisible. but that it does not diminish our humanity and our wtsh to affirm the gifts and graces of all God's people. This policy addressesthe Safeguarding of children, young people and vulnerable adults. It is intended to be a dynamic policy. It is intended to support the Church in being a safe. supportive and caring communty for children. young people. vulnerable adults, for survivors of abuse, for communities and for those affected by abuse. The Hastings. Bexhill and Rye Circuit fully agrees with the statement retterated in Creating Safer Space 2{￿7. 'As the people of the Methodist Church we are Con￿rned with the wholeness of each individual within God's purpose for everyone. We seek to safeguard all members of the church community of all ages.. The Hastings. Bexhill and Rye Circuit recognises the serious issue of the abuse of children and vulnerable adults and recognises that this may take the form of physical. emotional, sexual, financial. spirÈtual. discriminatory. domestic or institutional abuse or neglert, abuse using social media, child Sexual exploitation or human trafficking Islaveryl. It acknowledges the efferts these may have on people and their development. including spiritual and religious development. It accepts its respon5ibiltty for ensuring that all people are safe in it5 care and that their digntty and right to be heard is maintained. It accepts its responsibility to support, listen to and work for healing with survivors. offenders, communities and those who care about them. It takes seriously the issues of promot*)n of welfrdre so that each of us can reach our ￿11 potential in God's grace. The Hastings. Bexhill and Rye Circult commits itself to: I. RESPOND withotrt delay to any allegation or cause for concern that a child or vulnerable adult may have been harnied. whether in the Church or in another context. It commits itself to challenge the abuse of power of anyone in a position of trust. It commits itself to prowdin8 informed pastoral care to those in need, including the supervision of those who have commÉtted criminal offences. 2. IMPLEMENT the Methodist Church Safeguarding Policy. Procedures and Guidance. government legislation and guidance to achieve safe practice in the circuit and in the churches. 3. The PROVISION of support, advice and training for lay and ordained people that will ensure people are clear and confident about their roles and responsibilities in safeguarding and promotingthe y￿[fare of children and adults who may be vulnerable. 4. AFFIRM and give thanks for the work of those who are workers with children and vulnerable adults and acknowledge the shared responsibility of us all for safeguarding children, young people and vulnerable adults on our premises. Hastin s Bexhill & R g Circuit CiTCUit numbgr 36117 Flnanelal Review The Manse at HolMesd2￿R0ad sold al a h￿her PFice than tt had previously been valued in the previoL¢S accounts, plus the revalUat￿n of other properties owned by the Circuit, meant that the totsl asset value of the Circuit has increased although there has been a planned overspend on he Revenue BLhdgeL total assets of the Circuit are currentty £2.4M although £1.8M is in pr(wlies We have levels of current assets to draw on in frjture yea￿, our w'ns Én assets, are onty coming about when a prowty is sold. this trend ean not continue for ever. Income Income for the year. excludiryJ incrfft f￿)M the sabe of Holme5dale Road Manse was £147 which was slighty down on the previous year. but in 2021 rr#)rtey was receNed thaE had pfeVKK￿Y been held by Sackwlle Ro•1 Chu Expenditure Revenue expendtture was £36K higher than the pre¥￿vS year, but a donation of £50K lo the Ministers Pension fund is included in thal figule. Higher expendrture on removal costs, professional fees . arml a general irKxease in expenses resu￿"ng from ojning out of L(Kkdown Fixed Asset5 The Manse at Holmesdale Road has been sokl, herKe the Fixed Assets have redu¢ed in value, but the other 4 building have increased in value. which has partly offset the decrease in Asset Value , Increawj cash balar￿e can be seen in the xcounts. The Fixed Asset value has decreased by £304K Assets The Total net assets have increased by £116K mainfy due to the above. The cuffent assets have increased in value by £420K The Tnjstees of the Circuit have every reason to believe that the Circuit is a going concem. prIn￿pa￿lY because the chuFches c￿ntEnue to Meet their Assessments and the Circuil has ad4uale reseNes to cover any unforeseen shortfall in inc£*ne. Reserves Policy The Reserves Policy for the Circuf( is to IK)Id a minimum of £50,000 in all unrestricted funds. This should be suffKient lo meet any unforeseen item of major expenditure on manses and to be able lo continue, arKJ in the short temi, funding planned activitses in Ihe event of any Ghurch being unable to raise the full amounl p*d by as a I)x￿rIbLrt￿fft to the LX)St of the C1￿U Statem•ntol 31 *wt20 Inc£one¥￿ Exp8Ddifvre 1£) TOTAL TOTAL In(*JmelÉl Donation5 arf legacies 33,788 1.452 14.133 t25.369 390.656 1.274 2,347 14.002 126.Bg6 11. 128.996 a4ZZ ariial RerApts Gi4nts tg(ETh* 120 565.51 Toial inrx 143.253 521.2T4 1472 e67.009 ExFenthwrel£) tsrants and d(xthfrfA 30,598 Pr(wty maint&xnce 15. 32517 755 17.304 16.935 .010 8,910 8,7S5 io 19.243 19.731 39.786 23,469 21.716 6QQ.422 810.844 Other wn99 Captta PurthasÈS Totsl charItableeXp￿d GainsIlh￿es) on mor*tsry 5297 1.789 183.638 7.114 246.78 -303.755 ￿44.1￿ 485 224.$13 -224.513 .W.755 291.658 46.￿2 Flet lncomell•Xpef￿￿10) Trartstsrs bemten fijnds Othergains1{lossesi rielmovementin funts Total funds twhtfft)￿w* -119.587 2.240.W6 2.1￿. +X'4 240.6￿5 ?82WJ 4.6¢2 116.464 2276.439 2.￿.•)5 46,332 2.230,109 2276.44t 13.451 *astirvJ$ 8exthAI& R￿¢1￿￿￿1 0al8￿ Sheetas*31 TOTAL fOTAL FlxÉd Assets Circuii M￿Se5 & Irbvestmentb¥¢Wbes lTrveS￿ts Towfixed assets .741 1.41 980.741 ,419 t353478 811437 12 1.*1.1eo 0 I.￿1.1￿0 2164915 CurrentAs¥ets D*)tois $nd prekwyrnents Lo¥n8 bythe 13 14 16.129 18.120 6097 aJl.413 Cash in t• Totalcurrenta$8ets CurtBnt Credltors In uTrJer 1 AcuuaL¥ Loan froTrCNWAwJ Tthl 11.928 34.3￿) 21,6 538.574 27857 80467 320126 2U.134 2e4141 15 13453 18 1x18 2037 194250 11451 S31.742 711523 1120. 13.451 0 2.391￿2 2276438 Grants payaW*r3)21fA)22 Loan5totheCitt¥it al￿.￿89 13.451 O Z3VI￿2 Furth oftheCiTE¥it G¢F*rdl FuThl IUnre¥trK*d) Circuit￿￿ Trwt Fund (Unrestr￿￿￿1 Des￿natel Funts {UllrestrKa¥Jl Tot* Unresbytsd FurKIs Rostr¢￿1 Fural$ Eth￿￿tFur Trtal Filia$ 2.120,469 2,120.409 258.982 13.451 18289 18094 2276￿9 13.451 Z13)A 14451 HaslNJ$ Beyhm & Ftye Actountinq standard att0[tsn￿ Ihe Fn)anfia Rep(thJ SlaThlartl in UK oflt*ThJ IFRS 1Q21 left8th¥e from 1 January2015- Chwtrs SC¥4P IFRS 102)). Public ter*fft enbty Hasti¥igs Bexhill aTrY Rye MethoJk8t CwrLgt m￿ts Ihe defff*K￿ ofa put* ￿e￿t entsty￿Jer FRS t￿1. sets and liabil￿ are inrfiauy rÈ(wi5ed al csstor trar￿¢￿￿ staled in rdÈv*t ar￿￿9 pcthw notes tebyrt. FtsrK1s rhe thds herd comthrtÈ." al GesEr* FwNJs hehy for arry oFthÈ 3rE LtnrEstric*d. may be represented byffl(x2 lh￿ w5t cash. Basjs Tbese 8¢￿uniS have b2en twared on Ihe basb of wjwbes at wrdwse p[1￿. wann￿91 InSur8r￿e Content £SledinA. tounded to trE ￿arest p(￿￿. FRS 102 SORP 2tOS These a(xoun15 are FRS IhE FRS 1(r2 S(NiP 2015.. The ac•xrtWts h SI 321 ICharits$ A(xxKvrtuw. ar¥J RewrbTrJ Re￿￿al￿￿.) Gomo con(* al the Circ￿1 B a otiKK4 (￿rn. Consolklatvjn se finan¢rdl statemEr*5. Income R8ccrfJrubOft valu2 can be r[EaSur￿ wrfti stfft*rt ResOu￿S ExFeThJed Tlus is recogn￿ed a liati￿ty $ 1r¥xMr￿J. cwatkn arftses. that re￿ Grants Grants made by the Cirix*tr￿￿ its Kmds are Kth)r￿e￿ ni atttE of wJtewnent Or￿￿n Ihe C￿OIrt a￿pts Ihal is 8 Wl otmuatw lo make pa￿. When Ihe grail is reeJJffenl over rrK)re Ihan orE ￿alIbe bakrts pardt* in fill￿e)￿ ¢ treated a5 a pro¥i5*)rs VAT TanoitAe fiwj assetsfor￿ ty Ihe C*uJit Tf*8e are tsprtalwl rftrwcan te Lwj for m(*eth* ow* ￿ar. arKI IrKINKl￿fy L>)st al Èasl £1.(￿. Investrnent ProwiE5 Irwestment prope[)es.￿ woFertyl% rJJ•deempA1 to nc4 t* IyTn rwoses t*atrty. In the Hasth"ngs Bexhill 8 Ry8 Ctr(yJit TOTAL TOTAL 2. Incorne from mor*tsry Invesl)nents (£1 Central Financ* Board Trust Iunrestridedl lUv￿5(￿￿￿) lunrestrthYI Furxts 2020- 2021 Fut¥Js 2022 TMCP Total 1214 1274 2347 1452 CiT￿rt h*yJel f*sKJnabJ f*nerdl Furb Trust Funds RestriLtsY EThj￿￿nenI 2021. {Unrestric￿l lun￿1￿) lwireslJKa￿l Fu Funds 2022 11 11580 2422 14DJ2 3. Into￿￿ from inveslment propertles (£1 Lett(rKJs137 KneIyA￿rttt Rdl Letts'rgs121 H(Af*rs- Cenlenary HC*￿) Total 202 2021 2422 2553 14133 115eiJ Ger*ral Fur*J Tnjst 1unre5tr1￿l (Unresth(tedl lunrestrKM FuThJs 2020- 2022 2021 s2(￿0 390656 Caprlal Receipts 1£) S81e of Holmesdale Road Ma￿e Total G￿eral Fund Tntst Funds Restrict￿ En¢10￿1 2021. IUnf8stridedl IUnrestrKt&Jl {unrestricbJl Fwkls FurKIs 202 2021 5. Other income 1£) C House Va￿ou$ Total 120 120 General FUFKI Trust I￿n￿Stricted) lilnreslThXed) lunrestriaedl 2020. 2021 8. Grdnts and donation51£} Methodist Ministers Pension Fund Circuit Funds Fut%J5 2022 27598 Total 53(MIO 30598 Hasbngs Bthill & Rye Ciruwt CurJJrt" nurrtwW17 TOTAL TOTAL Circ¥it 7. Salaiie$ and a$so¢ialed Ger*Trl Fund FuTrYs co$ts 1£) lUn￿Stn"¢fedl Iunreslrictedl (urwèstrK Reslritsj EThY(p*wt 2021. 2020. Func1$ Funds 2022 2021 rJ986 72688 750 Stipends SupemuTheries Apprenti￿ShiP L8 Total 75209 73782 8. CO￿￿exi0nal assessrnent Ger￿Tal Fund Twst Fu￿$ and model trust [￿Y 1£) Iunrasthctedl {unwtr￿I Connethonal assessmont 32547 457 CPF GPF Total 202 2021 35010 Funds Furyjs 2022 32547 457 35010 . District assossmentand GerEral Fund Twst Funds lovy lun￿1n{ledl IUnreslric*a• {urw8stri￿) Dtstrict assessment 8755 Levy Restr"(￿1 EndfvTrent 2021. FuThY$ Funds 2022 8755 2021 7129 1781 8910 87&5 Genwal FuTha Tfust FutKIs 10. Office and overh8ad51£l Iunreslrthjl IUTrr*tiiLledl (Unre5thd￿1} 202 2021 FUTh Funds 2022 Office Admin salaii& In5uraFlCe, Pnnting Stationery Telephor Total 1420 11118 3181 1&57 1787 19343 1808 11118 3181 1857 1767 19731 It131 5473 23469 11. 0thoroutyoiiig$ Charges Ratss Utilth8S Travel Professional Fees Removals Training QUin9￿niaL* Funds FuTrJs 3257 77 873 1631 2504 2074 15 3828 2165 4551 10215 425 1470 415 5245 97 10215 425 1470 574 1686 120 169 21716 159 Total 5297 39786 Hastinys Bexlull &ft￿ 11 Tawlbl• Flx•d A8£ets Reglj 1£) 11fj3478 811437 2164915 Rwdluat1D￿ I+I-) s￿￿{S {.} TTanstss"1+1-) 17919 86901 980741 1861160 ffi8uranc* ¥auation in Decamter2021 The ￿ £444715. 380741 'FairV**'f¢*the requirerr￿ts olFRS102 TOTAL TOTAL 13. D8bEornand prepaytwts I£1 stipend5 6129 6129 16729 16129 TOT TOTAL l& Lowg ty Pgid Loan Add￿O￿al irtterEst 15. IEI tJéts*t*FL￿d8hE1d odelTrvstFund 25B9B2 Cit¢￿trA￿¢￿t 12165 13015 t5980 2323 15992 2320 15255 1WO 152$3 1D)t l(N)1 1rA11 Ir4J1 150591 21265 48639 EJ¢hn HarbyB Be(pJgSt Vanous BeryJwts.Wv•Rd 150591 21286 207414 21265 207474 11925 27857 Cashalknk 21￿0 13451 314027 i&CNdMots ( C￿rt 1716 10fj0Q 125 125 31 3150 1437 x¢ounts (£1 In&P￿￿￿e¥3￿n8rsf￿aS 2tr2￿21 750 780 780 To 750 2fj.Pa￿ Nl Co*3 201 291 201 Total 11094 10771 Note 21 Cash flow statement for the year 8nd&J 31 August 2022 2021-2022 202(>2021 Cash from operating activitFes Net cash used in operating activitses 104041.9 14837 Cash flows from investing acttvitses Dividends,interest and rents from investments Proceeds from the sate of prOperty.￿ant arKI equipir Purchase of propety,plant and 8]uipment Purchase of intangible assets Proceeds from the sale of investments Purchase of investments other 16.349 15,585 Net cash provid￿ by investing activities 120390.5 30422 Cash flows from financirvJ activities New bo￿OWing Repayments of bo￿oWIng 194250 194250 Net cash used in financing activ¥bes 194250 Change in cash and cash equivalents in the reporting pericxl Cash and cash equivalerrts at the beginning of the reporling peri￿1 Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the reporttng peno 402,795 119,780 522.575 -23,749 143529 119,780 Reconciliation of net income to nel cash flow from operating activities Net income for the reporb.ng period ( as per statement of financial activitEs) Adjustments for.. Depreciation and arnorbsab'on charges Profrt on the sale of fixed assets Loss on the sale of fixed assets Gains on investments Dividends, interest and rents from investrnerts Decreasel(increase) in stocks lincreaselldecrease in debtors increasel{decrease) in creditors 116,593 46.332 -16,349 -15,585 10,032 -6,234 -20,976 Net Gash used in operating activities 104041.9 14837 Analysis of cash and cash equivalent Cash in hand Short term dePO￿t {less than 3 rn0ntt￿) Total cash and cash equivalents 21,789 -133,783 5C(),785 253.562 522574 119,779 Hastings Bexhill & Rye Ciroit Circuit numtrm 3￿17 Trustees 2021-22 MINISTERS R8rfd Plwlip Wagstaff Rwd P*icia Williams{Ur￿l 31st +￿)Just 2022} SUPERNUM4RY MINISTERS Rerfd j(ThI￿ TcrfyWEF 1st Sept￿r 2021) LAYWORKERS NIA CIRCUIT STEWARDS Mr Rodrw Sinden Christine Thacker trs Pauta Fc*xdlwef 14th June 2022) Dr Jul* T￿(Wef 14th June 20221 Mr Brian ItiNght Circuit Treasurer Circuil Meeting Secretsry Positi"on v￿nt Connextonal Funds Circuit Commrttee Reyesentatives Circuit Local Preachers & Worship Leaders reyesentstive David Hans Homemorfd MI￿On Treasurer Methodist Wc*nen tn Bntain Representstive Circuit Safeguarding Cwrdinator Mts Dawn NovÈs SteplHI IMse(wef 1st September 2021) Training Represenlative Mar* 81¢￿erdIke Other CireJJitAppointments Methodist Homes Representatwe Lay Members of Syn Mt5 Gillian Lamt(Jume Mrs Jill Sayers Mr John Trcwghton Addthonal Member of Circuii MeetiNJ Mrs Chrisline Watd CIRCUIT CHURCH REPRESENTATIVES Church 1 Battle Rep1 Rep2 Church 2 Calvgrt Rep1 Rep2 Rep3 Rep4 Church 3 Chfistchurch Rep1 Rep2 Rep3 Rep4 Rep5 Church 4 LItUe Common Repl Rep2 Rep3 Rep4 Chuych 5 Nlnfleld Rep1 Rep2 Rep3 chU￿b 6 Pett Rep1 Rep2 Rep3 Rep4 Church 7 Rye Rep1 Rep2 Rep3 Church 8 St Helens Rep1 Rep2 Rep3 Church 9 St Leonards-on- Rep1 Rep2 Rep3 Rep4 Church 10 Trinity Rep1 Rep2 Rep3 Church 10 Winchelsea Rep Mrs Paula Foord Mrs Jill Sayers PArs Adela Binns Mi'ss Heather While Karen Woods Mr Barry Tumwell Mr Geof Cotke Mrs Maureen Pul Mr5 Sthra Willardluntil 28th Apnl 20221 Mr5 Jillian Read Miss CarolyTI Lapping Mr Dawd Hobson Mr John Trwhtr Mr Paul Burson Mrs Maureen Wood(until 111h July 2022 David Swales Mr Ke¢th Miller Mr Da￿d S*KJrtman Mrs Wendy Hatch Mr PAarlin Marilyn Markn Mr Andrew I￿1￿9 Mrs Diane Funnell Davtd Funr lths Sheila Sirthn Mr Rodney Sinden Mrs Heather Brown Mts Pearl Page Mr Stephen Hampson Frances Pamham MrTerry Novis Basls of Indgpendent Examinerfs Report My examinalitin was carried out in accordance vrilh the general Directions gNen by the Charity Commission. An examination indudes a review of the 8M• Date Name of the Chair of the meeting Rev PhAip Wagslaff /¥/trfZZ Clive Whrtehead ACCA Independent Examinews ReF*Jt to the Trustees of the Hastirtgs, Bexhill & Rye circ￿[t This Report is on the Circuit A￿Unts for year erKled 31st August 2022 Respective responsibilities of Trustees arKI Examiner. S￿￿ed Examinat￿)￿ Cerbficate attached. The charitys tTuslees are resportsible for the preparatron of the ￿)unts. The CharFty's Trustees cOn￿der that an audit is not required for thFS year urKler Se(aion 144 of the Charities Act 2011 (the Charities Acll and tt)at an independent examinatKJn is negtsj. It is my responsibiltty to- examine the ac(￿unts under section 145 ofthe Charthes Act." to follow the pr￿dureS latd do￿1 in the general DirectK)ns given by the Charity CommFssion under Section 145{5){b) of the Charittes act.. and to stale whether particular matters have come to my attentton.