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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.|||||||||||| ||A
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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.|