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| Church Name |
Nuthall | Methodist | Church | |||||
| Chari Re istration |
Number | 1135642 | ||||||
| Contact Name | Rev Andrew | Charlesworth | ||||||
| 2 Fairburn Way |
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| Watnall | ||||||||
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| Number of Church | Members | 140 | ||||||
| Names ofthe Mana | in | Trustees | ||||||
| Name | Office | Dates acted for whole |
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| Rev Andrew Charlesworth |
Methodist Minister |
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| Mrs P Corah | Church Church |
Council Steward |
Secretary | |||||
| Mr David Coleman | Safe uardin | |||||||
| Mrs Sue Perrett | Church | Steward | ||||||
| Mr. lan Lishman | Church | Steward | ||||||
| Mrs Rachel Jackson | Church | Steward | ||||||
| Mrs Val Stone | Church | Steward | ||||||
| Mrs Jackie Dent | Church | Steward | ||||||
| Mrs Sandra Lan ford |
Church | Steward | ||||||
| Mr Ste hane Chambrelan | Church | Steward | ||||||
| Mr Ste hen Corah | Treasurer | |||||||
| Mr David Gorton | Pro e | |||||||
| Mr David Blount | Pro e | |||||||
| Mrs Josie Nlilcock | Sunda | School | ||||||
| Mr Peter Bales | Bo s' Bri ade | |||||||
| Mrs Janet Lander | Girls' Bri ade | |||||||
| Mr Richard Harve |
Tem lers |
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| Mrs Barbara Hard | Toddlers | |||||||
| Ms Jo Lievesle | BPFA | |||||||
| Mrs Ann Pounder | 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 Ba Lan ford |
Church | Re | ||||||
| Mrs June Gorton | Communion Steward |
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| Mr Mare Williamson | Youth Worker | |||||||
| Mr Dou Waldram |
Church | Re | ||||||
| Mrs Ma aret Waldram |
Church | Re | ||||||
| Mrs Jane Gra | Church | Re | ||||||
| Ms Heather Whittle |
Church | Re | ||||||
| John Wilson | Church | Re |
| Advisers | Advisers | Address | ||
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| Auditor | 73 Nottingham Road |
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| Graham | Daft | Hucknall | ||
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| Nuthall Methodist Church |
is unincorporated and is governed |
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| by the Methodist Church |
Act 1976,the Deed of Union and the | |||
| Model Trust Deeds ofthe | Methodist Church. |
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| Nuthall Methodist Church |
was registered with the Charity |
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| Structure | Commissioners on 26~ April 2010. Trustees are voted on at the Annual General Meeting each |
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| year. | ||||
| The main body appointed | to carry forward the work ofthe | |||
| Church between Church |
Council meetings is the Stewards |
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| Team | ||||
| Reports are given to and, | where appropriate, discussed in the |
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| Church Council. |
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| Consideration Risks |
of | There are regular reviews Safeguarding. Professional guidance is |
of key Policy areas, particularly sought where necessary. |
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| Detailed risk assessments |
are drawn up as necessary and |
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| r ularl reviewed. |
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| Funds are invested with Trustees for Methodist Church |
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| Funds | Purposes I Local Bank Accounts as required by Standing |
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| 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 |
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| 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 |
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| this through Evangelism, |
Worship, Service, Learning and |
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| Caring. | ||||
| We have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity |
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| Commission on public benefit, |
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| Aims of | the Church | We support other charities in the UK and overseas financially |
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| and with prayer, working |
for the benefit ofall. | |||
| We provide public religious worship open to all. |
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| We provide a range ofservices to suit the needs ofour local | ||||
| and wider community, a system ofpastoral care and support |
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| and opportunities for personal interaction and growth for |
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| individuals and rou s. |
| At the start ofthe year, we welcomed Aspley and Awsworth |
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| Methodist Churches as classes of Nuthall Methodist church. We are |
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| now one church on three sites. Aspley meet on a Tuesday afternoon | |||
| at St Teresa's Catholic Church Hall in Aspley at 2.30pm and |
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| Awsworth meet on a Sunday morning 10.30am at the Youth wing of |
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| the Village Hall in Awsworth. It has been good to get to know |
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| members from both churches. |
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| We began the year with a celebration of Harvest, worshipping and |
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| sharing lunch together. |
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| A memorial service was led by Rev Andrew following the death of |
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| Queen Elizabeth and a book of condolence was opened. |
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| Remembrance Sunday was led by Rev Andrew on Basil Russell |
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| Park followed by a service at Nuthall. Our Brigades took a prominent |
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| part in the Parade. | |||
| Advent and Christmas were very busy occasions with Advent |
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| Meditations, the Nativity Play, Carol service, Christmas Services and |
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| the Journey to Bethlehem. A wonderful uplifting experience. We also had a visit from Hempshill Hall School where we provided a variety |
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| Summary | of main | ofactivities led by Sandra. The Circuit staff provided us with an |
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| achievements | excellent book of meditations for Advent. |
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year 202+- | Gifts were provided for the Food Bank through the Reverse Advent |
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| calendar and Donations from the Hungry Lunch |
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| Itwas lovely to celebrate all these occasions without the restrictions |
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| that the pandemic had put upon us for the last few years. |
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| Lent Bible study groups followed with everyone studying Ephesians. |
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| Once again the Circuit staff provided us with a booklet ofdaily |
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| meditations to take us through Lent and Holy Week. |
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| Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday shared meal, Good Friday services |
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| and Easter Sunday services were really well attended. On Easter |
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| Sunday 120people were present at Nuthall morning worship. |
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| Thank-you to those who set up the Easter Garden. Thank-you also |
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| for the generous gift of Easter baskets and Easter eggs. |
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| At Pentecost we were able to share in the Circuit outdoor service at |
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| Calverton. | |||
| We have taken part in two Circuit events at Bestwood Park. The first | |||
| gave us an opportunity to showcase our church and learn about what other churches were doing around the Circuit. We were also |
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| able to share our expertise with others. The display we produced |
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| The Ecochurch have been extremely busy and we thank them for |
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| their enthusiasm and for sharing their knowledge with us |
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| We have supported Bulwell and Bestwood Food Bank throughout |
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| the year. We participated in the Shoebox Appeal at Christmas. Our |
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| annual Coffee Morning was held in May to raise funds for Christian |
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| Aid. Collecting for JMA has been ongoing throughout the year. We |
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| also held an appeal for the Turkey Syrian earthquake. Tools for |
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| Africa is coordinated by Doug and Margaret also Jars ofGrace. |
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| We were delighted to welcome the Hope Choir to one of our |
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| morning services. Itwas a very happy joyful occasion. |
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| Throughout the year it has been wonderful to celebrate Baptisms |
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| welcoming many families into our church. |
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| Sadly we have also lost several members ofour church who have |
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| died during the year. We miss them all but give thanks for their lives |
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| and witness. | |
| In preparation for the new Connexional year we were matched with |
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| the Rev Jason McMahon Riley in January. He is a Probationer who |
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| will be supported by a team of people from the Circuit. We look |
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| forward to welcoming and working with Jason. As a Probationer |
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| Jason will primarily be responsible for Nuthall, Aspley and |
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| Awsworth. | |
| We will be saying farewell to Rev Andrew and his family in July. He |
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| has had pastoral care of Nuthall and Awsworth for the past seven |
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| years and Aspley coming under his care later. What a rollercoaster | it |
| has been. The pandemic certainly had a huge impact during that |
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| time but as Rev Andrew has preached to us all in recent weeks |
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| there is a real sense ofexcitement and anticipation here in Nuthall |
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| about the future and way forward for our church. He will leave |
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| Nuthall in a good place. We thank Andrew for his Christian witness, |
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| direction, enthusiasm, sense of humour, pastoral care and ministry |
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| here in Nuthall both as our minister, as Co-Superintendent of our |
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| Circuit and as Deputy Chair of District. | |
| We are very fortunate to have many capable people who volunteer |
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| for a wide variety of roles within our church. Thank-you to everyone |
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| who volunteers in any capacity large or small to make our church a |
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| welcoming safe place for all. Thank-you also to those who support |
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| the work ofthe Circuit. | |
| Standard form ofAccounts is attached with a copy ofthe Reserves |
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| Policy —areas of risk identified are - none identified at this time. |
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| The church's income is redominantl from freewill ivin, its |
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| ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 | A | UGU | ST 2023 | Nuthal | Nuthal | Nuthal | ||||
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| Unrestricted Restricted |
Totals this | Totals last | ||||||||
| Funds | Funds | ar | ar | |||||||
| SECTION A | ||||||||||
| a1 RECEIPTS a2 Offerin s and Tax recovered |
Note | 60,648 | 60,648 | 59,621 | ||||||
| Bank and CFBinterest and a3 Investment income |
5,965 4,430 |
5,985 4,430 |
391 2,100 |
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| a4 Lettin s a5 Other receipts a6 TOTAL RECEIPTS |
31,569 102,652 |
31,689 102,652 (a7) |
6,457 70,569 |
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| SECTION B | ||||||||||
| b1 PAYNIENTS b2 Circuit Assessment or Share |
69,790 2,976 |
69,790 2,976 |
67,449 3,433 |
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| b3 Donations b4 Re airs and Maintenance |
9,674 | 9,674 | 4,406 | |||||||
| Lltil ties (Insurances, water b5 char s, heatin & li htin |
7,501 | 7,501 | 6,374 | |||||||
| b7 Other payments b6 TOTAL PAYMENTS |
15,545 105,488 |
105,488 (b9) | 4,651 88,312 |
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| SECTION C | ||||||||||
| NET RECEIPTS/PAYMENTS ci |
a6-ba | 2,836 | 2,836 | 17,743) | ||||||
| Total funds brought forward from last year c2 |
216,633 | 70 | 218,703 | c6 | 236,446 | |||||
| c3 Sub total | c1+c2 | 215,797 | 70 | 215867 | 218,703 | |||||
| c4 Transfers and ad'ustments c5 TOTAL FUNDS AT END OF YEAR |
(c3+c4) | 215,797 | 70 | 215,867 | (c8) | 218,703 (c6) | ||||
| SECTION D | ||||||||||
| FOR INFORMATION ONLY: MONEY RECENED AND |
PASSED ON TO | EXTERNAL | ORGANISATIONS | |||||||
| (these amounts are not to be Included |
In total receipts/ | ayments figures above) |
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| 197 | 619 | |||||||||
| d1 Balance brou ht forward from last |
ear | |||||||||
| 02 Offerin s/Gifts -received for external |
or | anisations | 2,779 | 2,061 | ||||||
| 03 Offerings/Gifts -passed to external |
organisations | 2,976 | 2,503 | |||||||
| 197 | ||||||||||
| BALANCE STILLTO BEPAID | (d1+d2-d3) |
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