RESERVES POLICY (A
Nuthall Methodist Churchwe aim to hold
{fhurch Council
Circurt Meeting
Distnc
1. General Funds hdd at YE 31108125
£99649
Re8trlct•d Funds hek
£94144
Endowment FurKls hekl
Re8•rv•s policy for G•n•ral Funds
We aim to hold In resebvè 8ufficient money in our general funds to ¢ov•r slx month'•
expgnditure le £70000.00
5. Pollcx for Re8trfcted Funds
Funds allocated for Youth Worker: £6000.CKI
Funds allocatod for church travd 8UPPOrt (malnly young people): £24,705
Family Worker: £14,000
Ropair8 Fund: £20,000
Nett Zero SuNey." £15,000
Awsworth Amigo Group. £726
Templar8: £37
Toddlers: £1005
Sunday S¢hool: £2000
Muslc Mlnlstry: £21XKI
Funds held by Internal Organl8atlons for thelr own uso: £8672
Temi8 rolatlng to Endowm•nt Funds held
This Re5ern Policy has been approved by
Church Council
{'Church CounciiDCircuit Meeting
IDisiri
Treasurer
Tn￿te8
Full name S
han Geo
rey Cornh
Ful
evd Jason McMahon-Rlley

CHURCH
RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS
ACCOUNTS
THE METHODIST CHURCH
STANDARD FORM OF ACCOUNTS
Nuthall M•thod18t Church
Church
FOR THE YEAR ENDED
31 August 2025
Nottln
ham North East
Circuit
c1￿￿4t no.
2201
Roglstered Charlty- Charlty Roglstratlon numbor
If not a registered charity Hi8 Maje8ty'8 Revenue and
Cu•tom8 Gift Aid number
(The HMRC number is equivalent lo a registered charity number in terms of evidence of ch8ritable status
and may be used to give to donors or grant funders wishing to see evklence of the Organ￿ation,S
charitable status. Methodist d)arities in England and Wales thal are not registered charftles are ex(￿pted
frorn reglstration under Statutory Instrument 2014 No.242)
1135642
Minister".
Revd. Jason M¢Mahon-Rile
Church Stewards.
Sandra Langford
lan Llshman
Jackie Dent
Graham H8ff8rnan
Gail Bruckway
Jo Furlong
Sally Bales
Steve Ridal
Treasurer.
Stq)hrn (ico[(￿ CorJh
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NTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2025
Nuthall Methodist
Church
Church
Urntrict•d R￿trIct•d Totals th1*
Fund
FurFd•
Totals last
y•4r
SECTION A
a1
RECEIPTS
Nots
a2
Offenn
$ and Tax recovered
Bank and CFB interest and
Investment incom•
85,884
2.616
88.500
88,436
a3
8.618
8,648
2,417
105.567
8,618
8.648
12,961
118,727
1,090
8.119
3.897
101.$42
a4
Lettin
85
Othèr receipts
TOTAL RECEIPTS
10.544
13,160
a6
(an
SECTION 8
b1
PAYMENTS
b2
Circurt Ass888m•nt or Sharo
78.360
176
75,144
1.256
7,329
b3
Donations
176
airs and MaKitenance
utsirtw Ilnsurances, water
char
e$ heali
hlin
13,731
13,731
b5
10,258
10.258
20.828
13,810
137.163
7.613
20,665
10,680
122,667
b6
20,828
8,396
2T.224
b7
Other payments
TOTAL PAYMENTS
7.414
b8
109.939
Ib9}
SECTION C
NET RECEIPTSIPAYMENTS
c1
4,372
14.064
18.436
12,145
Total funds brought lo￿ard from
la8t y•ar
219.986
16.429
203,557
c6
215,867
Sub tolal
¢1+c2
21 S,614
30,493
185,121
203,722
Transfer8 and ad"ustrnents
fOUr￿1n
error
c7
165
c5
TOTAL FUNDS AT END OF YEAR
{c3+c41
215,614
(30,493)
185,123
ICB)
203,557
Ic6}
SECTION D
FOR INFORMATION ONLY.. MONEY RECEIVED AND PASSED ON TO EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS
th•se amounls are not to be includ•d In total recei
•ntsfi
urgs above
d1
Balance bro
hl foAYard from last
ar
197
d2
Offerin
sJGrfts . received for exlemal
anisalions
4.506
2.779
d3
OfferIng￿GiftS - pass8d to exlemal organisations
4,505
2,976
d4
BALANCE STILL TO BE PAID
Id1*d2-d3)
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NuthaH Methodist Church
OF
8ECTW)M E
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DI￿nC10r￿aniSatiM8.
INTERNAL
ORGANSS4TIO
Roc•ipts
osi
18.837
10.W7
ubltstsl
72
•12
chU￿h￿¢£•￿fftkn (kntsl•
br•uyMlrnnl from pAg•
11&727
137.113
1IW61
185121
OYCHUA¢H
137￿64
120JJ711
214.364
193,793
C4ntinu• on 4 ••Mrni• $n••i
rt n•rMiary rAir#J
IDIAIBforwaro
TOTAL
PAYIIEFIT•
SE¢TIOII F
Nwia
CHiIRCH. FUMOS HELDat ¥1 A 2
In h•na
226
Bank curw1A￿￿￿i
B•nk D
ilAccouni
C•ntr•l FIn4n￿ BD•rd
47.045
*,919
M•tyWiii Churth
145 e46
I￿P￿rfu￿1¥
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Tomiftjnos h•h1 OrgmwLknrM cb)IlY4
bal￿¢*tot￿l fr¢m abowii•121
203.OS7
185,123
Icfjl
112
TOTAL CA21H FUNDS Heu) BY C￿R¢m
1B3795
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Al
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Nameofchurth. NI.U74ra￿L..... .. .
.A No...210109
Declarations and Scrutiny
I confinn that these Receipt and Payment based accounts for the year to 31 August 2025 have been
prepared from the fecords of the Church and thal they incI￿Je all funds under the control of the
Church trustees.
Signature of IreasureT ....
Name and address oftreasurer ..%. T*.P.Fic4J..... qoQFF.&£"/..,.Q￿l4.N..................
j.r[.i￿J.4Ll￿....... Postcode.. ts41.w...i.¢ L
Prn8gntatlon to Ihe Church Iru8te8•
I confimi that the ￿nUal report and accounts for the year ended 31 August 2025 wereAvlll be"
presentsd to th8 meeting of the Church Irustees hdd on ........... .....
Signature of the Chair of the meeting
Name of the Chair of the meeling
Indep•ndent Examinerfs Report to the Trustees of the
.. Nulhall ChLr¢h
Charlty Number . 1135642
ReBponsibillti•s and ba81s of report
I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the .uv TH A LL M£TY O)) 1ST
Church for the year ended 31 August 2025 sel out on pages % to .3. As the Church's trustees, you
are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accordance wrylh the requirements of the
Charitie5 Act 2011 ('the Act.).
I report in respect of my examination of the Church's a¢counts carried out under sectron 145 of ihe Act
and, in carrylng out my examinatson. I have followed all the applicable Directlons given by the Charty
Comrnission under section 145(5)(b) of the Act.
delete or circle as appropTrate
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Name of Church .. nJ.rfTtr}(kn￿....M.4.1[1knA3.￿.....cB￿JIC￿J..................... No 2loi...Q.8
Independent Examinees Statsmant
I have completed my examination. I Confi￿ 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 accounling records were not kept in accordance with section 130 of the Act,. or
the accounts do not accord with the accountr'wJ records.
I have no concerns and have Coff￿ across no other matters in connects'on with the examlnatlon ta
which attention should be drw•vn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the
accounts to be reached.
I havelhave nor obtained independent verffication of all investments wrth the Trustees for Methodist
Church Purposes or held in other trusts, bank balances and funds at the Central Finance Board of
the Methodist Church which are individualty in excess of £l0,IY)O (ten thousand pound8) at the
balance sheet date.
Signature of independent examiner
Name of independent examiner
ELL!.<,.....G.£ÉeN)..,.cTh.¥CC:A.FM..4.T
Relevant profeS￿onal qualification of independent examiner ..A￿A ..F.A T
Name Offi￿ <￿ere appropriate) LEfiTH LÉY 4 co LT)
Address L HPq<KÉT ..STLCeT, Y .BRIpE.,... ..
rE.R6YSkl! LC
Post Code .SF.I.S.IAA
Date
delete or ¢irGle as appropriate
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NUTHALL with ASPLEY and AWSWORTH METHODIST CHURCHES
ANNUAL REPORT
September 14t 2024_ 315t August 2025
Church Name
Charil Re
istration Numbèr
Contact Name
Nuthall Methodist Church
1135642
Rev Jason McMahon-Riley
2 Fairbum Way
Watnall
NG16 1GH
Number of Church Members
144
Names of the man￿1n
Name
Trustees
Clffic
Dates acted if not
for whole year
Rev Jason McMahom-Rile
Melhodist Minister
Church Council Secretary
Church Steward
Safeguardin
Church Steward
Church Steward
Church Steward
Church Steward
s, Bri
ade
Church Steward
Church Steward
Churth Re
Awsworth
As
le
Treasurer
Mrs P Corah
Mr David Coleman
Mr. lan Lishman
Mrs Jac￿'e Dent
Mrs Sandra La
ford
Mr Stephane Chambrelan
Mr Graham Heffeman
Mrs. Jo Furlong
Mrs Rachel Jackson
Mrs Su8 Hill
Mrs Trish Stansb
Mr Stephen Corah
Mr David Gorton
r David Blount
Mrs Josie Wilcock
Mrs Janet Lander
Mr Richard Harve
M8 Jo Lievesle
Mrs Ann Pounder
Dr Cath Milne
Mrs Janet Wilson
Mrs Kirstie Dane
Pro
School
ade
Girls, Br
Templers
BPFA
Church R
Church R
Pastoral Committee
Church Re
Church Steward
Late Risers
Toddlers
Cradle Roll
' Church Re
Church Re
, Communion Steward
Church Re
Church Re
Mrs Gail Brockway
Mrs Sarah Foster
Mrs Norma Ellis
MrBa
Lan
ford
Ms Heather Whittle
rs Jane Gra

John Wilson
Caroline Lovatt
Mrs Kathryn. Blount
Ben Jackson
Sue Perrett
Val Stone
David S eed
Church Re
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 Bndge.
h Peak, Derb
s.. SK23 7AA
Nuthall, with Aspley and Awsworth Methodist Church is
unincorporated and is govemed by the Methodist Church Act
1976, the Deed of Union arKI the Model Trust Deeds of the
Methodist Church.
Nulhall Methodist Church was registered with the Chaiity
Commissioners on 26th April 2010.
Trustees are voted on at the Annual General Meeting eaGh
year.
The main body appointed to cary forward the work of the
Church belween Church Council meetings is the Stewards
Team
Reports are given to and, where approprtate, discuss8d in the
Church Council.
There are regular reviews of key Policy areas. particularly
Safeguarding.
Professional guidance Is sought where neGe5sary.
Detailed risk assessments are drawn up as necessary and
re
ularl
reviewed.
Funds a￿ invested with Trustees for Methodist Chur
Purposes l Local Bank Accounts as required by Standing
Orders
All activilies and objeclives of the Church are within the aims
and the guidelines of the 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 discitAeship in worship and mission, doing
this through Evangelism. Worship, se￿1￿, Learning and
Caring.
We have had regard to the guidan￿ issued by the Charity
Commission on public benefil.
We support other charities in the UK and overseas financially
and with
er, worki
for the benefit of all.
Structure
Conslderatlon of
Risk8
Funds
Constitutlon
Alms of the Church

We provide public religious worship open to all.
We provide a range of services 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
Empowered by the Holy Splrft: A visible community presence,
actively welcomingi loving and caring for all and God's
Crealion.
l This is our vision for Nuthall Methcmjist Church. Fomied and honed
through focussed effort and discussion to give us a framework for
our Christian life :_
Being empowered - a Church that is spirit4ed.
Actlvely welcorning - to bring more people into the Ilfe of the
church, to make new-comers feel welcome.
Welcoming, lovlng and Garing- a church where everyone finds a
loving welcome. putting on eventslactivities that make people feel
welcomed, loved and cared for. A church where people are
empowered to answer other's questions about why they act as they
do and what they belleve In. To provide different styl8S Df worship to
suit dlfferent people,
Summary of maln
achievements
during the year 2024-
2025
Vlslble communlty pra#•nc•- presents'ng the church bull(Jing and
grounds as a community space and enabling the church members to
better engage wlth those beyond church; to engage local children: to
rneet people where they are - building relationships by engaging
rneaningfijlly with our community. a church meeting the needs of the
local community.
Belng vlsibl•- a church that can be easily found by anyone looking
for a place to worship andlor be part of a loving, welcoming
community.
Carlng for God's creatlon- a church that leads Ihe community on
environmentsl actlon and godal Justi(*.
These aims come from the Churth Vision Review held in 2025
where it was decrded that the Vision Group, the body formed by the
churth to put our aims and hopes into a workable framework for
action. had accomplished this huge task and it was then time for the
Ghurth as a whole to continue putting them into practice.
We are fortunate to be a large church with a wide geographical
spread. We have 144 members but many, many more people and

children who attend sen4ices, Interest groups and activities. We are
all committed to the aims outlined above and offer our strengths,
finances. lalents and prayers in this great endeavour.
Revd. Jason has continued to bring new ideas to our church such 8S
the Light Party, the Healing and Wholeness seNice, the Ash
Wednesday and Ascension Day servI￿s, as well as continuing
successes from the previou5 year like the Blue Christmas service.
We are adively looking into 'AII We Can., a Methodist relief and
development charity supporting local organisats'ons worldwide with
flèxible funding, humanitarian assistance, and long-temi community-
led change.
We held a Christmas Tree Festival where the wthole thurch
community w0fr￿d together. This was such a joy and brought many
from our Gommunity, including children, families and the elderly, Into
the Church. Funds raised were sent to 'Operation Orphan, and the
'Canaan Trust,.
A great deal of fundraising has tsken place with the Harvest Festival
increasing our donations to the Foodbank and flowers and plants
sent to our local care homes. We hav8 held a Macmillan Coffee
Moming, A Chrislian Aid fundraiser, Operation Christmas Child,
carol singing around the village raised funds for MIND. The
Brigades Parents and Friends Associatlon have continued runnlng
jurnble 8nd table top sales to benefit our young people but these
have also provided space for members of the community to stay and
enjoy r8freshment and fellowship with each other and with church
members.
The cholr has gone from strength to strength both supporting our
worship and bringing musbc and song into our lives with their
Hymnathons and other innovations including a delicious afternoon
tea.
The caterlng group has had an enormous impact in the life of the
church and so many people have enjoyed food and fellowship
through theirwork.
Eco Church has been instrumental in taking the worf( into the
COTnmunity through litter picks in the neighbourhood, bird watches
and building a haven for wldlife, educating us on living a sustainable
life, recyding. using Fair Trade goods.
The Property and Finance Group have maintained and improved our
buildings. grounds and financial standing well. always looking
lowards Net Zero - something we will be continuing next year.

We have joined the Indusive Churth Network and adopted their
Indusive Churth Statemenl- 'We believe In inclusive church -
churth which celebrates and affirnis every person and does not
discriminate. We will continue to challenge the church where it
continues lo discrirninate against people on grounds of disability,
economic power, ethnicity, gender, gender identlty. learning
disability, mental health. neurodiversity. or sexuality. We believe
i in 2 Church which welcomes and serves all people in the naTne of
Jesus Christ; which is scripturally faitslful: which seeks to proclaim
i the Gospel afresh for each generation; and which. in the power of
the Holy Spirit, allows all people to grasp how wide and long and
high and deep is the love of Jesus Christ, We have taken part in
Notts Pride and held Pride Praise and formed an Inclusion Group to
research how to ensure our church and its buildings are tnjly
welcorning and inclusive.
The Youth Worker and Children's and Families, Worker have
continued to make an impactful rA)ntribution to our servlces and
outreach. particularly with local schools.
The Communications team has spread word of what we can offer to
a much wlder audience. paityculaTly in using social media effectlV81y.
| Creative Comer hav8 continued to use their skills to make our
church 'stand out and ￿ notlced, with their wonderful Poppy display
for Remembrance and decorated crosses and pom poms for Easter.
They have also donaled hand made blankets to Operalion Orphan.
Groups such as 'Tea, toast and talk,, 'Saturday coffee. and 'Take
Time Together, have offered a wonderful venue for fun and
fellowship and the Toddler Group, Risers and Templars contlnue to
do amazing work wilh the younger generatlon, Including taking
children. young people and helpers to 3generate.
The Boys. and Gids. Brigades go from strength to strength, they are
now attending family service together, bringing their parents to
church and raising the profile of their vital part in our church life.
We hosted the 'Wonderful Women of Broxtowe, photography
exhibili(M, showcasing the wide range of work and experiences of
women in our wider communlty.
So, this ha5 been a busy year filled with Worship, SeNi(x and
Thankfulness. meeling new friends, saying goodbye to some we
have held so dear. having conversations wth each other and
outside expertise. continuing traditions and embarking on new
beginnings.

Standard form of Accounts is attached with a copy of the Reserves
PolFCy- areas of risk identified are - none identified at this time.
The Ghuich'5 inGome is predominantly from freewill giving. its
expenditure focussed on our Circuit Assessment. maintenance and
utilities. youth worker and Children and Families worker.
Our income this year is similar to the previous year. Our expenses
have increased, primarily Circuit Assessment, maintenance and
repairs, and utilities. Aiso, the tapered support from the District for
our Families. Worker project has meant that the church contribution
was higher this year. This has resulled in a reduction of funds held
at the year end of £18,000.00, with budget￿ spending from
reserves of apprO￿rnately £16,000.00.
Finance
The operaling deficlt Is withln heallhy margins. particularly as the
cost of living crisis will have affected giving, while high energy costs
have continued to b8 a drain.
Slgned on behalf of the Charlty's Trustees
Slgnaturos
Full Names
Rev Jason Mcmahon-
Rlle
Posltlon held I Chair of Churth Council
Oat•
Mrs Patrlcla Corah
Secretary of Church Council
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