CHURCFI.
RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS
ACCOUNTS
THE METHODIST CHURCH
STANDAPD FODNI. OF ACCOUNTS
Nuthall Mothodist Church
Church
FOR THE YEAR ENDED
31 August 2024
Nottln
ham North Ea8t
Circuit
Circuit no.
22101
Regi8terod Charity - Charity Rogistration number
If not a registered chaiity Hi8 Majesty's Revenue and
Customs Gift Aid number
(The HMRC number is equivalent to a registered charity number in terms of evidence of c.haritable qtatus
and may be used to give to donors or grant fund8rs wishing to see evidence of the organisation's
charitable slatus. Methodist charities in England and Wales that are not registered chaiities are excepted
from registration under Statulory Instrument 2014 No.242)
1135642
Minister:
Rev. Jason McMahon-Rile
Church Stewards:
Patricia Corah
stephane Charnbrelan
Sandra Langford
lan Lishman
Jacki¢ D¢nt
Gral)am Heft¢rnan
Gail Bro¥kw a
Jo Furlong
Treasurer..
Sicphcn GLofftLy Corah
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ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2024
Nuthall Methodist
Church
Church
Unrestrlcted Restricted
Funds
Fund¥
Totals th
year
Totals last
year
SECTION A
a1
RECEIPTS
Note
Offerin
s and Tax recovered
Bank and CFB interest and
Investment inGome
82,289
6,147
88,436
60,648
a3
10,090
8,119
1,440
101,938
10,090
8,119
3,897
110,542
5.985
a4
Lettin
4.430
Other receipts
TOTAL RECEIPTS
2,457
8,604
31,589
102,652
a6
(a7)
SECTION
b1
PAYMENTS
b2
Circuit Assessment or Share
75.144
500
75,144
1,256
7,329
69,790
2,976
9,674
b3
Donations
756
b4
Re
airs and Maintenance
Utilities (Insurances, water
cha
es. heatin
htin
7,329
b5
7,613
7,613
20,665
10,680
122,687
7,501
b6
20,665
3,612
25,033
b7
Other payments
TOTAL PAYMENTS
7,068
97,654
15,545
105,486
b8
(b9)
SECTION C
NET RECEIPTSIPAYMENTS
{a6-b81
4,284
16,429
12,145
2,834
Total fund8 broLbght for¥vard from
last Jethr
215,797
70
215,867
(c61
218,703
Sub total
1+c2
220,081
16,359
203,722
215,869
Transfers and ad'ustmenls
95
70
165
c7
TOTAL FUNDS AI END OF YEAR
(c3+c41
219,986
{16,429)
203,557
Ic8)
215,869
(c6)
SECTION D
FOR INFORMATION ONLY: MONEY RECEIVED AND PASSED ON TO EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS
these amounts are not to be Included in totsl rgcel tsl
ments fl
ures above
d1
Balance bmu
ht fotward from last
ear
197
d2
Offerin
sIGifts - received for external o
anisations
2,447
2,779
d3
OfferingsIGifts - passed to external organisations
2,447
2,976
BALANCE STILL TO BE PAID
{d1+d2-d3)
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Nuthall Methodist Church
chU￿h
SECTION E
Sufimary ol the Chur¢h aryourtsforthg year ended 31 August 2024 and Iniernd Organisatians repOrb￿ to the ChU￿h Councillchutth hkntsng. Note that Ihe lunds of an
Inlornal Ooanfs8t￿n woulj ftormally bo R•strlclod lunds unle58 it coukl be cleady shovm that they couhj be us* lor any h*lhodisl purpose. This s￿￿On must b•
compleied to arrNe at the gmss income and expendrture tcta16 of the Churth. 11 gr08$ income exceed$ the A¢¢Nal$ Ihmhold, theft Ac¢ruals tnethod of a￿urrtIThJ
AND A DIFFERENT FORM must 10 r•wt accounts is8e ￿tA￿J14t weD$it*i. pi•a$• r••r ￿ tllfr 9uiuanco rnte8 reoardiThJ transférs th• Dtstri¢t an
conn@￿1 DistrictOroanisab"M&.
INTERPiAL
ORGAN15ATIONS
Net Re¢¢iO
Pa
ents
Opgning
balartes
Iments
Glosin
balanceB
35,747
5,768
89
10,807
ni•mal
anis•tbn8 funds
35 747
•11
10,807
•12
Churth actounts (total•
brough110r￿1￿ from pAg•
2- tololj r¢lwnn
¢9
110WZ
{871
122,887
Ibkl)
112,1451
165
{£71
215,867
c6
BYCHURCH
140M21
1S8,4J4
117,9131
76
232,363
214,364
Coniinu8 oft • g•P•rnta 8h••t
n6cèssaty and bring th•
10181s10Th¥4ft1
TOTAL REGEIPTS
TOTAL
PAYMENTS
SECTIC*4 F
TATEMENT OF
SET8 AND
ILITIE8
opeNINO
BALANCEB
CLOSING
8ALAMCES
CPIV ACH. CASPI FUNDS HELO •t31 A 2024
Cash in hand
Bank Current Account
Bank D
ItAc¢ount
f4
cent￿ Finance 800
S6,181
47,045
TMtsev for Melhodydl Church Pu
148326
Oth8rfuThJ8
t7
¥JUII IIJI AL. 4hur¢h ac¢ounl•
r¢)tAI runi$ holi by Intsmal Orgahtsation$ lth* ￿j￿ing
balance total Iroffl abovè) {è121
215,61i6
203,567
16
812
TOTAL ¢ASH FUNDS HELD BY CHURCH
232,352
SECTION G
Al
1 S•plon*w 2Q23
Al
31 August 2024
OTHER AS8ETS and LIABILttlE8
Inv•strn•nts
InelthJ• EndthMn•nts
Land & Buildi
see r￿te3 re In6urJnrx value
2.240 98
2 180 000
0￿$rAI861&
214 781
- show 8rnount oulBt8ndi
arend
Other LIabil￿e
14 lftdud¢ only Fund$ h¢l4 •lthe C¢tth41 Fin4n¢e Bo•rd
15 i1￿lUtI¢ tyiiy ruiiu¥ ii¥Mi l thU¥&t¥¥ ivl Wiilwibi k4ilUIiXI
? Indurje any ot+)er Invesknents Inot the cash eknntol TMCP trusts accounts is IndvdpA in li￿15
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Name o! Cb.i im.h ￿1)lhall Melhodi$t ChU￿h
Declarations and Scrutiny
I corfirm that these Receipt and Payment bag•).d apr.niJD.lo fnr thp. vpar tn 3 1 Ai igi IRt ?{l?d havp. bepn
prepared from the records of the Church and that they include all funds under the control of the
Church trustees.
Signature of treasurer
Date.2.5..f..i.... F.4.. .
Name and address of treasurer ....... stephen Geoffrey Corah. 1 Glebe Road. Nuthall, Nottingham.
Post Code.....
,NG16 1EL
Presentation to the Church trustees
l ¢onflnn that the annual report and accounts for the year ended 31 August 2024 werelwill be.
presented lo the meeting of the Church trustees held on
Signature of Ihe Chair of the meeting
Name of the Chair of the meeting
Independent Examiner's Report to the Trustees of the
Nuthall Methodist Church
Charfty Number . 1135e42
Responsibilities and basis of report
Church for the year ended 31 August 2024 set out on pages .
lo
As the Church's truslees, you
are responsible for the preparats'on of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the
Charities Act 2011 ('the Act,).
I report in respect of my examination of the Church's accounts carried out under section 145 of the Act
and, in carrying out my examination, I have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity
Commission un(ler section 145(5)(b) of the Act.
delet• nr r.jrple as
nrnnr4A+Kk
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Name of Church .. Nuthall Methodist
Independent Examiner's Statement
I b,ave completed my examination. I confirrn that no material matters have come to my attention in
connection with the examination (other than that disclosed belo￿) which give me cause to believe
that in, any material respect:
the accounting records were not kept in accordance with oertion 130 of the Act. or
the accounts do not accord with the accounting records.
I have no concems and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to
which attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understandino of the
accounts to be reached.
I havelhave not. obtained independent verification of all investments with the Trustees for Methodist
Church Purpose8 or held In other trusts, bank balance8 and funds at the Central Finance Board of
the Methodist Church which are individually in excess of £10,000 (ten thousand pounds) at the
balance sheet date.
Signature of independent examiner
Name of independent examiner
EUJ. e ..Gf.<en
Relevant professional qualification of independent examiner .CTA . F.CCh. Tr)AA.T........
Name offirm (where appropriate) .L.e.gEh.4..4.. Co
Address
Post Code
8K.26.IAA
Date
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Fonn RoMvA*d
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RESERVES POLICY of
Nuthall [￿ethod151 Cnurch
(*Church CounciiE]ICircuit Meeting
IDistrictE])
General Funds held al YIE 31108124
£171255
Restricted Funds held
£43,109
Endowment Funds h81d
Reserves pollcy for General Funds
We aim to hold in reserve sufflclent money In our general funds to cover six month's expendlture
1.9. £61,500
The church needs 3 month's average expendlture In reserve as worklng capltal to cover normal
running costa.
Major maintenance work on church buildings and special outreach events are mainly funded
from fundralslng efforts and money is often spent in advance of being raised. To cover thls an
additlonal 3 month's expendlture Is to be held.
To establish and malntain the requlred levels of reserves we wlll arrange fundraislng activities as
deemed necessa
b Church Councll.
5. PolSc
for Restrlcted Funds
Funds held for Youth Worker: £6,000
Church trave support: £26,393
Family Worker: £14000
Awsworth Amigo Group: £726
Ternplgr8: £37
Toddlers: £828
Table Tgnnls Group: £39
Funds held be Intemal organi8atlon8 for thelr own use: £10.807
Tarni8 rnlatlng to Endowment Funds held
This Resetves Policy has been approved by
Nuthall Methodist Church Church Council
{'Church Council
Icircuit MeetingLIIDistricQ)
Treasurer
Trustee
Full name Stephen Geoffrey Cordh
Full Name
Lls
iqcHLhJi-IZ',I
Signature
Signature

NUTHALL with ASPLEY and AWSWORTH METHODIST CHURCHES
ANNUAL REPORT
September 1st 2023 _ 31st August 2024
Church Name
Chari
i8tratlon Number
Contact Name
Nuthall Methodist Church
1135642
Rev Jason McMahon-Riley
2 Fairburn Way
Watnall
NG16 1GH
Number of Church Members
141
Names of tho Mana
In
Trustees
Namo
Office
Dates acted if not
for whole
ear
Rev Jason McMahom-Rile
Methodist Minister
Church Council Secretary
Church Steward
Safe
uardin
Church Steward
Church Steward
Church Steward
Church Steward
Church Steward
Church Steward
Awsworth
As
Treasurer
Mrs P Corah
Mr David Coleman
Mr. lan Lishman
Mrs Jackie Dent
Mrs Sandra Lan
ford
Mr Ste
hane Chambrelan
Mr Graham Heffernan
Mrs Rachel Jackson
Mrs Sue Hill
Mrs Trish Stansb
Mr Ste
hen Corah
Mr David Gorton
Mr David Blount
Mrs Josie Wilcock
Mr Ste
hane Chambrelan
Mrs Janet Lander
Mr Richard Harve
Ms Jo Lievesle
Mrs Ann Pounder
Dr Cath Milne
Mrs Janet Wilson
Mrs Kirstie Dane
Pro
Sunda
School
s, Bri
ade
Girls, Bri
ade
Tem
lers
BPFA
Church Re
Church Re
Pastoral Committee
Church Re
Late Risers
Toddlers
Church Re
Church Re
Communion Steward
Church Re
Church Re
Church Re
Church Re
Church Re
Mrs Gail Brockway
Mrs Norma Ellis
Mr Bar
Lan
ford
Mrs June Gorton
Mr Dou
Waldram
Mrs Mar
aret Waldram
Mrs Jane Gra
Ms Heather Whittle
John Wilson
Until 3rd March 2024
Until 3rd March 2024

Caroline Lovatt
Mrs Kath
n Blount
Ben Jackson
Sue Perrett
Val Stone
David S eed
Church Re
Eco Church
Church Re
Church Re
Church Re
Church Re
Advisers
Auditor
Eleanor Green
Address
clo Leathley and Co Accountants,
1 Market St., Whaley Bridge,
h Peak Derb
. SK23 7AA
Nuthall, with Aspley and Awsworth Methodist Church is
unincorporated and is governed by the Methodist Church Act
1976, the Deed of Union and the Model Trust Deeds of the
Methodist Church.
Nuthall Methodist Church was registered with the Charity
Commissioners on 26th April 2010.
Trustees are voted on at the Annual General Meeting each
year.
The main body appointed to carry fomard the work of the
Church between Church Council meetings is the Stewards
Team
Reports are given to and, where appropriate, discussed In the
Church Council.
There are regular reviews of key Policy areas, particularly
Safeguarding.
Professional guidance is sought where necessary.
Detailed risk assessments are drawn up as necessary and
ularl
reviewed.
Funds are invested with Trustees for Methodist Church
Purposes l Local Bank Accounts as required by Standing
Orders
All activities and objectives of the Church are within the aims
and the guidelines of Ihe Constitutional Practice and
Discipline of the 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
Comrnission on public benefit,
We support other charities in the UK and overseas financially
and with prayer, working for the benefit of all.
We
rovide
ublic reli
ious worshi
en to all.
Structuro
Conslderatlon of
Risks
Fund3
Constitution
Alms of tho Church

We provide a range of ServI￿S to suit the needs of our local
and wider community, a system of pastoral care and support
and opportunities for personal interaction and growth for
individuals and
rou
We said go¢)dbye to Rev Andrew Charlesworth and his family at the
end of last year. Andrew worked tirelessly for us over the 'Covid
years, and strove to leave us with a strong and resilient foundation.
Among many other things, he introduced and helped create the
Vision for Nuthall with Aspley and Awsworth Methodist Church and
led us in employing a Children and Families Worker. His hard work
and wilness, together with the arrival of our new Minister, has led to
a year of revival and growth, for which we are all thankful.
This year, we have tried hard to actualise our Vision Statement-
Empowered by the Holy Spirit,. a visible community presence,
actively welcoming, loving and caring for all and God's creation; and
to embrace fully the Methodist Church's Equality, Diversity and
Inclusion movement. This has involved the whole church, individuals
and groups, with careful thought as to how everyone can be
welcomed, involved and contribute.
We began the year by welcoming our Minister, Rev Jason
McMahon-Riley, and his husband Ben, and our Children and
Families Worker, Rachel. They immediately became a central part of
our church life,
Summary of maln
achievements
durlng the year 2023 -
2024
Over the year, as one church in three places, Aspley, Awsworth and
Nuthall Methodist Churches have forged closer ties and bonds, all of
us getting to know each other, our strengths and needs, more
clearly. Together, we have endeavoured to provide a welcoming
and inclusive presence in our communities. To that end, we have
also joined the Inclusive Church Network.
Our activities can be separated into weeklylongoing, monthly and
annually. We join with St. Patrick's Church, and the churches in
Kimberley, in praying for our community street by street. We
support Bestwood and Bulwell Foodbank. Our Brigades, Templars
and Risers provide fun, friendship and learning for our children and
young people. Our Children and Families worker has arranged Play
and Wonder sessions, Carols under the Cross, the Children's Choir,
Teddy Bears, picnic, outreach to schools and much more. Our
Wann spa￿ initiative - Tea, Toast and Talk continues to meet
weekly, and Take Time Together meets monthly for fun and
fellowship. Creative Corner meets monthly and uses everyone's
skills and talents to create beautiful and useful artefacts. Eco-

church has revolutionised how we think and care for our church, its
grounds, our community and our world, their weekly litter picking has
become a Sour￿ of pride and witness for and in our community.
The Table Tennis Club, Art Club, the Walking Group, and many
other groups welcome everyone to jain in. Pause for Prayer meet
twice a month to provide a mid-week opportunity to join together for
worship and fellowship. We have an active Pastoral group looking
after our individual welfare. Our church building, grounds, health
and safety, are maintained by our Finance and Propety Committee.
We work hard to provide a safe and nurturing environment with a
strong emphasis on Safeguarding and EDI. In these and many other
ways, we endeavour to provide a pla￿ of welcome, fellowship,
worship and learning for all. Over the year, our Communications
Team have improved and in¢reased our use of social media to
enable more of our community to know about and access the
services and activities available at our church,
In September, we held our annual Harvest Festival, a colourful and
thankful service. Donations of food and money were collected and
sent to the Bestwood and Bulwell Foodbank.
In November we held our annual 8ervlce of Remembrance. A
parade, led by our Brigades, went to the local recreation ground and
gathered around the village memorial for our community act of
Remembrance and then all were invited to the church to continue
the service. Creative Corner had created a wonderful cascade of
poppies to mark this occasion.
November also saw us join in a Circuit event, working towards the
Discipleship Pathway, 'A Methodist Way of Life, below -

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In December, Nuthall with Aspley and Awsworth, provided many
ways for the community to celebrate Christmas. Advent meditstions
were held morning and evening so that all could join. Carols were
sung around the village and the Journey to Bethlehem was created
by a church member and family in their garden, open to all. We held
a 'Reverse Advent Calendar, and the Hungry Lunch to donate much
needed food (and little luxuries) to the foodbank and shoeboxes
were filled and sent to Operation Christmas Child.
A new service was introduced this year - Blue Christmas, for those
who find Christmas difficult for whatever reason.
January saw the beginning of our Church choir, opportunities to
explore membership and 191 Aid training with a particular emphasis
on how to use the nearby defibrillator.
In February we held a Taize service and welcomed a new local
preacher accreditation.
We held a Faith Sharing evening in March and a Holy Saturday
Easter Eve Service of Waiting, in addition to our many other Easter
ServI￿S and activities. Volunteers also set up a Catering Team to
help us provide hospitality across the community. We also held the
District Youth event on our premises.
In June, we recommenced holding a quarterly 9am Communion
Service for those who prefer a quieter and more meditative time.

June also saw some disruption with Severn Trent Waterfs work on a
new pipeline. We are very grateful to Rev Barbara Holbrook who
opened up St Patrick's church and helped us hold our Annual
Church Meeting there, unfortunately we had to cancel our fish and
chip supper!
July saw our first ever Pride Praise Service and some of our
congregation joined the Pride Parade in Nottingham, as part of our
commitment and witness to love, equality and inclusion.
Over the year we supported many other charities - Christian Aid,
Action for Children, the foodbanks at Bestwood and Bulwell and St.
Margaret's Church, Canaan Trust and the Aspley congregation
knitted hats and gloves for the prisoners at Lowdham Grange, to
name a few.
As a church, we feel 2023 - 2024 has seen us develop and grow
and we reflect on this with joy and gratitude.
Standard form of Accounts is attached with a copy of the Reserves
Policy - areas of risk identified are - none identified at this time.
The church's income is predominantly from freewill giving, its
expenditure focussed on our Circuit Assessment, maintenance and
utilities, youth worker and Children and Families worker. The annual
deficit has increased this year largely because the grant from District
for the Children and Families Worker for the year 2023124 was
received in the previous year. Taking this into account our operating
deficit is decreasing and we are still holding significant reserqes.
We are still confident we are managing our outgoings well and are
activelLtakinAsteps to increase recei
ts over the comin
ears.
Flnance
Slgned on behalf of the Charlty's Trustee8
Signatures
Full Nam08
Rev Jason
cMahon-
Mrs Patrlcla Corah
Posltlon hèld
Chair of Church Council
Secretary of Church Council
Date
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