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Church Name Nuthall
Methodist
Nuthall
Methodist
Nuthall
Methodist
Church
Chari Re istration Number 1135642
Contact Name Rev Andrew Charlesworth
2 Fairburn Way
Watnall
NG16 1GH
Number ofChurch Members 142
Number ofChurch
M
em bers 142
Names ofthe Mana in Trustees
Name Office Dates acted if not
for whole
ear
Rev Andrew
Charlesworth
Methodist
Minister
Mrs S Lan
ford
Church Council Secreta
Mr David Coleman Church Steward
Safe uardin
Mrs Sue Perrett Church Steward
Mrs Kath
n Blount
Church Steward
Mrs Rachel Jackson Church Steward
Mrs Val Stone Church Steward
Mr Peter Stokes Treasurer
Mr David Gorton Pro
rt
Mr David Blount Pro
rt
Mrs Josie Wilcock Sunda School
Mr Peter Bales Bo s' Bri ade
Mrs Janet Lander Girls' Bri ade
Mr Richard Harve Tem
lers
Mrs Barbara Hard Toddlers
Ms Jo Lievesle BPFA
Mr Richard Smith Coach Committee Februa 2022
Mrs Ann Pounder Church Re
Mrs Pat Corah Church Steward
Mr Steve Corah Church Re
Dr Cath
Milne
Church Re
Mrs Janet Wilson Pastoral Committee
Mrs Kirstie Dane Church Re
Mrs Gail Brockwa Late Risers
Mrs Norma
Ellis
Church Re
Mr Bar
Lan ford
Church Re
Mrs June Gorton Communion
Steward
Mr Mare Williamson Youth Worker
Mr Dou
Waldram
Church Re
Mrs Mar aret Waldram Church Re
Mrs Jane Gra Church Re
Ms Heather Whittle Church Re
Mrs Jackie Dent Church Steward
Advisers Advisers Address
Auditor 73 Nottingham
Road
Graham Daft Hucknall
NG15 7PY
Nuthall
Methodist
Church
is unincorporated
and is governed
by the Methodist
Church Act 1976,the Deed
of Union and the
Model Trust Deeds ofthe Methodist
Church.
Nuthall
Methodist
Church was registered
with
the Charity
Structure Commissioners
on 26~ April 2010.
Trustees are voted on at the Annual
General
Meeting each
year.
The main body appointed
to carry forward the work ofthe
Church between
Church
Council meetings
is
the Stewards
Team
Reports are given to and, where appropriate, discussed
in the
Church Council.
Consideration
Risks
of There are regular reviews of key Policy areas, particularly
Safeguarding.
Professional
guidance
is sought where necessary.
Detailed
risk assessments
have been drawn
up and regularly
amended
in relation to Covid restrictions.
Funds are invested
with Trustees for Methodist
Church
Funds Purposes I Local Bank Accounts as required by Standing
Orders
All activities and objectives ofthe Church are within the aims
Constitution and the guidelines
ofthe Constitutional
Practice and
Discipline ofthe Methodist
Church,
the Deed of Union and the
Model Trusts.
Our calling is to respond to the gospel of God's love in Christ
and to live out our discipleship
in worship
and
mission,
doing
this through
Evangelism,
Worship,
Service, Learning
and
Caring.
We have had regard to the guidance
issued
by the Charity
Commission
on public benefit,
Aims of the Church We support other charities
in the UK and overseas financially
and with prayer,
working
for the benefit of all.
We provide
public religious worship
open to all.
We provide a range ofservices to suit the needs ofour local
and wider community,
a system of pastoral care and support
and opportunities
for personal
interaction
and
growth for
individuals
and
rou s.
The church has been able to resume
its regular activities and
meetings
with a renewed sense of purpose
and vigour.
Restrictions
on worship
have been gradually
reduced
until everyone has felt safe
and confident to come to services.
Detailed
risk assessments
have
been continuously
adapted
to suit changes
in official advice, the
need to keep people as safe as possible and the desire to move
forward
in our services and other activities.
Many people have
worked tirelessly
in many different areas to achieve this —pianists,
worship
leaders, readers,
communion
stewards,
those who provide
flowers and serve refreshments,
youth workers,
bible study leaders,
pastoral
leaders, eco church leaders, the vision group, the
communications
team and many more.
It has been good tosee our church
full again for special services
including
at Easter, the Sunday School Praise service and recent
baptisms.
We have also hosted several Circuit services and a
District service when we could share
in fellowship
with those from
other churches. We have linked with other local churches
and
people at the Remembrance
service and Easter Sunrise Service
and Breakfast.
It has also been good to see lots ofthe other groups
Summary of main and activities
within church able to be active again, and new
achievements
during the year 2021-
initiatives
beginning.
2022 During this year at our church council meetings we have made some
important
decisions.
In November
we discussed
the outcome ofthe
"God in Love Unites Us" report being accepted
by the Methodist
Conference,
and voted for our church to be available
for same-sex
marriages.
In February
we made the decision that it was no longer
viable to run a Nuthall
Methodist Coach. During the year we have
also been discussing
our financial
position because we continue to
be in a situation
where our regular
giving does not cover all our
costs and this is something
we need to continue to work on and pray
about. We also voted to welcome the members ofAspley and
Awsworth
Methodist
Churches
after their memberships
became too
small for them to continue as individual
churches,
and we look
forward to the developments
this will bring.
We continued
our EcoChurch journey and
it has been great to use
that formal framework
to bring together different ways ofcaring for
creation as an important
part ofour worship
and service at Nuthall.
It
has also been wonderful
to see the moving
forward ofthe Vision
process to focus and direct our work to spread God's love in our
community,
and this should
lead to an exciting time ahead.

AC COUNTS FORTHE YEAR ENDED 31AU GUST 2022 Ruthan INethodi st
Unrestricted Restricted Totsls this
SECTION A Funds Fends year
a1 RECEIPTS
51033
Bank and CFBinterest and
a3 investment
income
373 318
a4 Letti 2,100
a5 Other receipts 5,063 2,081 7,143 2,040
a6 TOTAL RECEIPTS 82+4$ (a7)
SECTION B
b1 PAYMENTS
b2 Circuit Assessment or Share
b3 Donations 537 2503
b4 R
irs and Maintenance
4,406
b5 Utilities (Insurances,
cha,
&
water
b7 Other payments 2,024 31,009
b8 TOTAL PAYMENTS 78,023 (bS) 87,7
SECTION C
NET RECEIPTSIPAYNENTS
c1 FORTH
YEAR
17,261
Total funds brought forward from
last year
c3 Sub total 205,748 70 205N&
o4 Transfers and
ustments
c5 TOTAL FUNDS AT END OFYEAR (cboe4) 20QN (c8) 223d00 (c8)

FOR INFORMATION
ONLY: IIONEY RECEIVED AND PASSED ON TO EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS
FOR INFORMATION
ONLY: IIONEY RECEIVED AND PASSED ON TO EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS
FOR INFORMATION
ONLY: IIONEY RECEIVED AND PASSED ON TO EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS
d (these amounts are not to be Included Intotal
d1 Balance b
ht forward from last
ear
619 1 177
d2 Offeri
slGifts - received for external
nisations 2,081 1,647
d3 Offerings/Gifts
-passed to external
organisations
2,503 2,205
d4 BALANCE STILL TOBEPAID (d1+d2-d3)

AC COUNTS FORTHE YEAR ENDED 31AU GUST 2022 Ruthan INethodi st
Unrestricted Restrlcaed Totsls this
SECTION A Funds Fends year
a1 RECEIPTS
51033
Bank and CFBinterest and
investment
income
373 318
2,100
Other receipts 5,063 2,081 7,143 2,040
TOTAL RECEIPTS 82+4$ (a7)
SECTION B
b1 PAYMENTS
b2 Circuit Assessment or Share
Donations 537 2503
R
irs and Maintenance
4,406
Utilities (Insurances,
cha,
&
water
b7 2,024 31,009
TOTAL PAYMENTS 78,023 80,520 (bS) 87,7
SECTION C
NET RECEIPTSIPAYNENTS
c1 FOR TH
YEAR
17,261
Total funds brought forward from
last year
Sub total 205,748 70 205N&
Transfers and
ustments
TOTAL FUNDS AT END OFYEAR (cboe4) 20+8 (c5) 223500 (c5)