2022-03-31-accounts

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		Categories			Details				funds			funds	funds
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81Cash		funds			CURREh!TACCOUNT
					CAPITALACCOUNT					28,662
					BUILDlNG	FUND				21,166
							Total cash funds
					(agree	balances	with	receipts and payments
								account(s))
									Unrestricted		Restricted		Endowment
									funds			funds	funds
					Details				to nearest 6		to nearest 6		to nearest 6
82Other		monetary		assets
					Details				Fund asset	to which belon s	Cost (optional)		Current value o anal
83Investment			assets
					Details				Fund asset	to which belon	Cost (optional)		Current value o anal
84Assets retained				forthe
charity's		own	use
									Fund	to which	Amount due		When due
					Details				Hablll	relates		o sunni	o onal
B5Liabilities
Signed by one or two trustees on behalf ofall the trustees						Signature				Print	Name		Date of a proval
									Stephen	Dancer			11/01/2023
						&L j.		/	Falko Dnjfhout				11/01/2023

T	eofadviser Name	eofadviser Name		Address
Name		ofchief executive or names ofsenior staff members			(Optional	information)
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	Description ofthe charity's trusts
		Type of governing document	Declaration	ofTrust dated 21 May		2010
		eg trust deed. constitution'I
		How the charity is constituted
		(ea. trust, association, company)
		ion m th d	Trust eesa	re aPPointed	byexisting	trustees
		(eg. appointed by, eiected by)

Additional governance iss	Additional governance iss	Additional governance iss	Additional governance iss	Additional governance iss	ues (	Optional information)	Optional information)	Optional information)	Optional information)	Optional information)	Optional information)
You may choose to include additional information, where relevant, about:						The church is a congregation belonging to the Evangelical Presbyterian Church in England and Wales (EPCEW), itself a registered charity. As such it shares the same vision as the 11other congregations within the Presbytery, and through the Presbytery, with other like-minded churches
~	policies	and procedures				throughout	the world such as with The Presbyterian Church				ofAmerica
	adopted	for the induction			and	(PCA).
	training	oftrustees;
~	the charity's organisational
	structure	and any wider
	network	with which	the	charity
	works;
~	relationship with any related
	parties;
~	trustees'	consideration		of
	major risks and the		system
	and procedures to		manage
	them.
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						To advance the Christian faith,		ln accordance with the Subordinate
						Standard	of Faith as defined in	the Book ofChurch Order,			in Solihull
						and in such other parts ofthe United			Kingdom or the world		as the
Summary		ofthe objects		ofthe		Trustees may, from time to time, think			fit, and to fulfil such		other purposes
charity set out in its						which are	exclusively charitable,	and	which are connected		with the
governing		document				charitable	work ofthe Trust,
						To relieve	persons who are in conditions			ofneed or hardship or who are
						a ed or sick, and to relieve the		distress		caused thereb, in	Solihull and	in
TA	R										January 2015

						such other parts ofthe United Kingdom or the world.
						Holding public worship services on a Sunday and other meetings
						throughout the week to promote the spiritual growth ofthose in
						attendance. The door is open to all and the church welcomes all who are
						entering the building on a Sunday. Supporting missionary activities
						through prayer and financial aid and giving similar support to individuals
						who find themselves in need.
						The trustees are aware ofthe Charity Commissions guidance on public
						benefit. In doing so, we can confirm that the church's activities wholly
Summary activities		ofthe main undertaken		for	the	comply with this guidance. In particular, this is evidenced by the way we have sought to advance the Christian faith through outreach and teaching
public benefit these objects			in relation to (include within			ministries to as many members ofthe public, both at home and abroad, as we are able to reach,
this section the statutory declaration that trustees					have	Hospital visits are made to both members and non-members who request
had regard tothe guidance issued by the Charity						some individually or through immediate family, in order to provide spiritual comfort and guidance in time ofdistress and worry.
Commission benefit)			on public			The minister provides written commentary on religious and theological matters on a periodic basis,
						Financial support when possible, for a small Church has been
						forthcoming both directly and through the congregation collectively in
						order to support other Christian organizations both in England and
						abroad.
Additional details of				objectives		and activities (Optional information)
						Since the church only employs one person, the work ofevery member of
						the church, aided by the power ofthe Holy Spirit, makes a significant
						difference in its ability to achieve the above objectives. The financial
						resources ofthe church, to a very large extent, are also given by the
						members, and much work is done privately, without recognition, and the
						hours and value ofthat time cannot be quantified. The ethos of being the
						salt and light is atthe heart ofthe congregation
You may		choose to include
further statements, where
relevant,		about:
~	policy	on grantmaking;
~	policy	programme		related
	investment;
~	contribution		made	by
	volunteers.

During	this year the main ways in which the church has sought to fulfil the
calling	ofChrist upon it have been as follows:
~	Preaching, teaching and showing practical care in the community.
	This was achieved through the normal teaching ofthe church on
	Sunday morning and evening, midweek, and also by running occasional church membership courses to address practical and
	theological issues from a Christian viewpoint. This includes the
	ordained and licensed Presbyterian minister being on call twenty-
	four hours a day to meet any emergency Spiritual needs such as
	being in hospital.
~	Sharing the good news about the love ofChrist through church
	members participating in and supporting local activities in Solihull,
	practicing the ethos ofbeing the salt and the light,
~	Since September 2021 we were again able to worship in a
	building at Tudor Grange Academy in Solihull. Previously the
	church met outside in the park just behind the building we
	worshipped in before lockdown.
~	Providing financial, practical and prayer support to individuals and
	organisations seeking to advance the gospel ofChrist overseas.
~	We were able to provide financial support to churches in Hungary,
	who helped those who fled from the Ukraine.
~	The minister was instrumental in several ways to support those
	who are ill and/or bereaved, which was especially needed during
	periods oflockdown.