istered Number . 5083567
UK Charit Number 1138618
land and Wales
TIIE DIVINE WORSHIPPERS CHRISTIAN MINISTRIF,S
DIRECTORS, RD'PORT AN'D Tr'INANCIAT. STATEMENTS
'OR THE4 YLAR LNDED 31ST MARCH 2025

THE DIVINE WORSHIPPERS CHRISTIAN MINISI'RIES
TRUSI'EES, ANNUAL REPORT AIYD fiNANCIAL STATEME
TS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2025
CONTENI'S
Reference and Administrative inforinalio
Report of Ilie TrLlSte&
>6
Independent Examinerf8 Reporl
Statement of Financial Aclivilies
Balance Sheet
Notes to the finailcial siaiements
10.13
The following pages do not form part of the Flnancsal Stafements:
Dethiled Sialement of Financial Aciivilies
14

THE DIVINE WORSHIPPERS CHRTSTIAN MINISTRIES
REFERENCE & ADMINISTRATIVE ￿foRMA7.10N
.LC.AI. STATUS
Tlie charitable company is governed by 114 Men)orandum aiid Arttcl&% of As50ciaiion, daied 24tl) March 2004.
li iva5 iiicorporiiled as a company limiled by giiai&nlee, number 5083567 on 24ih March 2004.
The chariiy is also regisiered wilh the Charity Commission for England & Wales. numbei. 1138618 and
WCTS entered in the public Register of Chorilies with effect from 27111 October 2010.
Sl'E
The Ii'u.%lees who are directois for the pur￿se of company law and who served during the year
and,since Ihe year end were :.
Reve￿nd Bamikole Omobitan (Chhir- Tru51ees)
Reverend (Mrs) Margarei Omobilan
Mr Babatunde Akande
REGISI'ERLD OFfilCE,.
37 CLEMENCE ROAD,
DAGENHAM ESSEX
RMIO 9YN
SEICRE'fARY:
Revereiid Bamikole Omobilan
BANKLRS.,
LLOYDS BANK PLC
CRANBROOK ROAD
ILFORD
SSEX
ACCOUNTAN'fS:
DANtEL FAMOK & ASSOCIATES
ACCOUNTANTS & FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS
UNIT 209 (SECOND FLOOR)
TUDORLEAF BUSINLSS CENTRE,
2-8 FouNfAYNE ROAD. LONDON
N15 4QL
DWCM WORSHIP CENTR
(VIRST FLOOR)
12 BRIDGE CLOSE
ROMFORD
RM7 OAU

THE DIVINL IVORSHIPPERS cHRIST￿N MINISTRIES
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES
FOII TEIE YEAR LNDED 31ST IKqARCH 2025
The Ti'uslees have pleasure in submtiiing iheÉr report and finanLial %tatements of the charity for Ihe yeai.
ended 3151 M<irch 2025 which Lomplies wilh sialulory requirements. the governing docuinenls, and the
Sialerneilt ol Recommended Praclice, "Accouiiting and Reporting by Chariliss (effeciive fi.om 31.81
March 21)15).
The Ti'usiees cOnf￿M Ihal tliey IL&ve complied wiih the duly in the CharitT&s Aci 2011 to have due reg￿d
to the Charity Conimission's general guidunce on public benefit. 'Charilies and Piiblic benefit,.
OUR AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
Piir
oses aiidAiiiis
Oui. Ch￿iLY'S purposes sel out in the objects conlained in the companl& inemorandum of ussocialion
e...
The Advancemenl of the Chri%iian reli8ion and to relieve poverty and .sickness in accoi'dance wilh
Christian principles in Ihe Uniled Kingdom and in s￿h oiher parts ol Ihe world &$ the TrLlStees
Triisiees may from liine lo lime think fil.
The aims of oiir CharKly are io preach Ihe gospel in ihe City of Lx)ndon iviih an opetalionlll focu% iii the
Boi'ough uf Barking. Our llims fLilly refleci Ihe purposes thai the chnrily was ,sel up to furiher.
E11¥14riii
oiir work delivers oiir uiins
We review our aiin5, objeclives and acliviiies each year. Thi.$ review looks al whal we achieved and the
oiilcoines of our work in the previous 12 n)onihs. The review looks al the success of eac.h key aciivily ai)d
the benefi18 they have broughi to Iho%e groups of people we are sei up lo help. The review also helps us
ensui'e our aiins, objectives and aclivi(ies reinained focu%ed on our staled purposes.
We have I'eferred lo the guidil nce contained in Ihe Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit
wlien reviewing our uim and objectives aiid in planning our future activiiies.
In parliculai., the trusiees consider how pl￿ned activities will contribuie to the aims And objeclives they
haYe,set.
Tlie
o¢iis o
iir ivork
Oui. main objective5 for the year continued io be advance of Ihe Chrislian religion and ihe relief of povei'ly
and sickiiess. Tlie strnlegies w¢ iised io meei these objeciives incliided..
l. Provision of weekly chlirch services OTk Wednesdays. Friday.% and Sunday.8 lo minister to Ihe physicAI.
spirilual and maierial needs of Ilie coi)greganlS.
2. Provision of .%pecial evcnls and meeiings lo meet Ihe.specific needs of iarget groups in the chiiirh sucl)
as Inen, women, youth and children.
3. Focusing on the material nee(Ls of certain membets undergoin8 difficult finiincial sitiiations.
4. Working with oiher Christian agencies and Chui'Lhes in tA>ndon 10 advaiice Ihe p￿aC1}ing of the Gospel.
5. Provision ol Pasloral Care for the congreganls and general vnembers ol the community.
6. Advancement of the Christian religion Ihrough the benevolent mi.%sionary ivork in war lorn part5 of Ihe
world and other less privileged areas. We &im to provide financial a55iStance loi. food, clothiLig%, shelter,
medical supplies and care in these regions.
Hoiv oiir aclivilies deliver Piiblic Belie
OLir main aclivities and who we tiy to help tTrre described below. All our charitable aclivilies focus on the
advaiicemenl of Christian religion and the relief of poverty and sickn¢ss.

THE DIVINE WORSIIIPPLRS CHRISTIAN MIN'ISTRIES
REPORT OF THE TRUSTEIS
CONTINUED
Wlio iised uiid belie
roiii oiir kervice& P
Our chiirch services are presented wilh boih Ihe regular congregants and Ihe visiior5 QT Seekers in niiiid.
We Ininister 10 the phy.sical, menlal and spiritual tieeds of Ihe whole Inen in our services giving specific
on5deralioll lo the seekers or newcomers in oiir midsl who may not necessarily have a church b*i¢kgiK)und
and a% such may not under.4tand the processes and piocedures of chri5lianily.
We have helped fLiriher in rclieving poverty and hardghip among,%i both regular and irregular congreganls
who siiffei'ed fi'om eflecls of financial hardship from Covid-19 I￿kdownS and fall of financial resoiirces.
INANCIAL REI VIEW
Following the economic relief5 and ihe resuliing iinprovemenls and financial increase,s, oui. Inembern hRve
beiiefiled froin qome ivelfare pfickages and I'efundable finance Support when the need arises.
The ri.se in iiicomes was due lo Ihe improved effeuls of ni¢ lioilal recovery in UK in Ihe yeiir ended 31 st
March 2025 con)pared to Ilie number of members who aiiended church service% in the previous y¢ar.
PRINCIPAL SOUR
Ftsl OF FUNDIN
The principal fundinB.souI'ces for the chariiy are Currenily by way of donfttions gifts froin the onliiie
congi'eganl.s mainly IhroLl8h electronic lund transfers.
INVLI STMf.NT POLICY
The Ch¢VLty h&5 some cash Ihal we sei oul iii the charily's b&lance sheeis. The objective of the inveslnienl
policy is lo invest in cash 471 bank when the ¢&lPIt81 is prolecled. The Board of Trustees ¢onsidei' Ihal
salisfllciory retum ivas achieved in the yeai.. The Charily Currently has & policy of keeping any.%urplus flinds
in c&sTrL al banks wl)ere immediute acc&i% and securily of funds is gi￿[anteed.
LICY
The Board of Trusie&s has examined the Cliariigs requiremenLS loi. reserves in the li2hi of ihe main ri.sks
lo the organisalion. It has established a poli¢y wliereby Ihe unrestricted funds noi commilted or invested in
langiblt fixed a.8sels held by the charity should be between 3 and 6 monihs of die annLbal expendilure.
The expenditure for the yeEw ended 31 st Miirch 2025 is £92,307 and therefo￿ the iai-geied reserves should
be between £23.077 llnd £46.153 in general funds. The reserves atr needed lo n)eei the working cnpitlc I
r¢qiiirement5 OF the 'ily llnd (lie Irusiees are confident th31 al this level. Ihey would be able 10 continiie
Ihe current aclivilie5 of ihe Charity in Ihe evenl of u signifi¢llnt drop in fiinding. The geiieral reserve policy
hus beeii n￿1 and exceeded this year as in previoiis years.
PLANS FOR fi UTURE PF.RTODS
The Charity plans continuing ihe activilies ouilined above in the forthcojning years subject to salisfaclory
funding arrangemenLS. Plllns are also being developed lo become more aclive wiihin Dagcnhain Coinmunily
by developing projects focused on meeling their needs and building another local cliurch for Ihe resident5
Grays, Essex.
STRUC'fuRE GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
eriiiii
Dociiitieiit
The organisation is ￿ charitable company lirnited by guarantee. incorporaled on 24 March 2004.

THE DIVIYE WORSHIPPERS CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
PORT OF TIIE TRUSTEL5
CONTIN'UED
The conipany was establi.shed under a Memoitndum of Associalion which .8(ated Ihe objecls 2nd powers
of the charilable company and is governed under its Articles of Associatioii. In the event of the company
IVOLind LIP, members are required 10 coniribute an amount noi exceeding £10.
Reeruilineiit aiid A oiiitiiieiil o
Tnistees
The directors of the conipi¢ ny dre also ch411.ily Irusiees for the purpos&s of cFLartsly law and uiider the
tlie compaiiy's Arlicles are known as Irustees. Undei. Ihe i'equirements of the Memorajiduin and Articlas or
A%8ocialion the Irusiee.% are elected lo serve for a period of three year5 alter which Ihey musl be re-elected
t the ncxl annual general meeting.
All Iruslee8 give iheir tin)e voliinlarily llnd receive no benefits from the charity.
Due lo the iiature of church work, Iruslees appoinled have been so selecled on the basis on Iheir faith,
sireiigili of chai'41cier, skills in Ihe areo of business munagemeni and growih and commitment to the
vision of the ch￿ILY.
7 TllStee& iiidiictioii and Iraiiiiii
Mosl of tlie Ii'uslee.8 tire already familiar willi tlie pr&ciical work of the charily having been members of Ihe
church for A niimber of years. Addilionally, new Iru.siees are invited and funclion in Ihe capacily as members
of th¢ church in ordei. lo understAiid tlie offerings of Ihe church and ils market.
Additionally, new IrLisie&s would be inviled as requii'ed and encouraged to allend n Series of shorl Ii'aining
se%sions to fumiliarise themselves wilh the charity and the conlexl wiihin which il operates. These s&ssions
woiild be jOiLiily led by the chair of trustees and the chief execulive or senior pastor ol Ihe Charily and
coveiE:
The obligations ol trustees
The main documents which sei out Ihe operational framework for the ¢liarily pli18 governin8
dociiments.
Resourcing and the curreni financial po8ilion a5 set out in Ihe laiesl piiblished finJncial
sillleinenls and reports.
Fulure pl£ins and objeclives.
As a follow up lo the 4Trbove Iraining sessions. a 'Queslions & Answers Pack, would be prepared which
draws information from variou5 Charily Commission's piiblicaiions signposied through the Commission's
guidL "The Essential Ti'usiee". The prepared pack will be dislributed to all new Inistees along wilh the
governiilg documenls and lalest financial tstalemenls of the charity.
RISK MANAGEMLNT
The Trusiees have identified (he major siriL iegic risk5 to which Divine Worshipper8 Chrislian Miiii51ries
are exposed and eslablished coDirols and aciions 10 mitigale them. Each year. risk c1S5e8smenls lake pl&1ce
t our iiiain office in London these risk asse.%smen15 nre subject 10 coniinual i'eview and InonilOI'in8.
The Twslees lake all appropriate step$ 10 Inoderate and man1￿C the inevilable operational risks 10 whtch
voliinteers staff 2nd &5%els of the Divine Worshippers Chftstian Ministries aw exposed,
Cornpetence-based li'aining fot volunleers. employer's liability insuranc& n￿nitOring of neiv legislative
requirements are examples of step8 laken. In Pli rtICLill¢ r there ate policies and ￿0¢edureS for children and
vulnerable adLIIIs protection and for health dnd Sic fety risL8.
Furthw'niore a risk register ik lo be established and updated at le&51 annually. There are currently no risks
Iliat pmvide cause for concern.

THE DIVINE WORSHIPPERS CHIIISTIAN MINISTRIES
HEPORT OF TIIE TRUSTEES
CONTJNUED
ORGANISATION
The Divine Wopihippers Christian Minislries is governed by a Board of Trusiees elected to serve the
charily and run ils affair.s. Annually Ihe Both review.s the rnnge of skills it has available and uses its power
of co-oplion lo ensure ih&l gaps filled. There lire a numlKr of oiher criieria thal a trustee inust meet.
The BO￿.d of Trustees al'e assisled by depJrlinent leaders.There are two Irusie&s on the Board of L£adei's,
The Board of Ti'ustees Ineet quarterly and are responsible for Ilie strategic d1￿ctiOn ai)d policy of the
Chariiy.
A .sclieme of delegation is in place and day lo day responsibility for the provision of Ihe services rest WTih
Ihe Senior pa4tor who is also the Chiel. Executive. He is ably a55isied by a voluntary 51aff who implemenl
day lo day operations. The administrative ieam continue lo develop Iheir.%kills &iid working prac'tices in
line with good praciice.
REVIEW OF TRANSACTIONS AND filNANCI
L POSITION
The nel incoming Tesoiirc&5 for Ihe year amoiinled to a surplus of £29,084 (year 2024 ivas a nei siiiFIu%
of £36,050)
Res
onsiblllties of
heTruslees
The Trusiees are re5pon.sible for preparing ihe Aiiniial Report and ihe Finoncial Slaleinenl8 in accordunce
with the &ppli¢able laws and regiilalion5.
The Trustees are reqUI￿d to p￿pare FinJJ)cial Sla*1￿￿1% for each financial year in accordance with the
United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounling Principles (United Kingdom Accounling Standard ai)d
und applicable law).
The FinAncial Stotemenl.s Are required by law to give a Irue and fair view of ihe stale of affairs and of its
incoming resources and ipplicalion of resources of the charity for Ihai period.
In preparing Ih&%e Financial Slalements. Ihe Iru.slee.s are requesled to:
Selecl,%uituble lccouiiling policies and then apply them consi8leiiily;
Make judgements and eslimales Ihal [￿e reasonable prudeni;
Siale whether applicable accouiiling slandards and 51alemenL8 of recommended prd¢tice have betn
folloived. subject to any materiiil departures di.sclosed and explained in ihe Financial Staiement8, and
iv)
Prepw'e the Financial Sialemenls on the going concern basis unless il IS ITl8ppfopriiiie io presume
Ihai Ihe charity will coniiniie in operalion.
The Trustees are responsible for keeping proper accounting recoids ihai disclose Wkth reasonable accuracy
at &ny time the Financial po.s11ioii of the Charily and enable Ihein lo ensure ih21 ihe Financial Stateinen15
comply with the Comp14 nies Act 2￿6. They are also responsible for safeguarding the asse18 of the charity
and hence for taking ieasondble steps for Ilie PiEvenlion and deleclion of fraud and other irregulai'ilies.

THE DIVINE WORSIIIPPFRS CHRISTJAN MINISTRIES
REPORT or THE TRUSTEI KS
CONTINUED
INDEIPEI NDEI NT EXAMJNFR
In accordance iviih seclkon 145 of the 2011 Act, independenl external exaininatioiis sh&ll b¢ coiidlicled
into Il)e Financial Sialemeiils Lising ihe pi"ocedures laid doivn iii ilie General Direclions given by the
Chai-ily Commissioii Iinder.Wlioi) 145(5)(b) ol th¢ Chariiies Aci 2011.
SMALL COMPANIE
PROVISIONS
Tliis repoil h¢1ve been prepared in accordance wilh (he special provisions foi small coiiipailies [ Seclion
419 (2} of the CompaJ)ies Acl 2006].
APPROVAL
I'his report Ivas approved by the Board of I'ruslees on the 30th December 2025.
Slgned by order of the Trustees
37 CLEMENCE ROAD,
DAGENIIAM FSSEX
RMIO 9YN
Reverend Bamikole Oniobila
Secretary (Board of Ti'iistees)

INDEPENDENT LI XAMtNERS' REPORT TO THE
TRUSTEES OF THE DIVINE WORSHIPPLRS CHRISTIAN MINISI'RIES
CHARITY h'UIVIiIER 1138618
I report on the Financial Sialement5 of Ihe Charily for the year ended 31 si Marcli 2025. whicl) are.sel out
on pages 8 to 9 below.
RESPECI'IVE RLI SPONSIIIII,ITIES OF TRUSTEES AND El XAMINER
Tlie Ch&rily'S Ii'iisiees &re re.sponsible for the preparation of Ihe accounts. The chai'ily's Iruste&g con4idei'
that illl audit is nol reqiiired for thi.s year linder section 144 (2) of ilie Charilie5 Acl 2011 (The 201 l Act)
and Ihat an independenl exalliinaiion is needed.
It is niy i'espon5Lbilily lo
exainine the accounts under section 145 of Ilie 2011 Act.
rollow the proccdures laid down in the general Dii'eclions given by tlie Chariiy Commissions undei.
8eeiion 145(5){b) of the 2011 Act, and
%late wheihei. pai'iicular Inaltei's l)ave coiiK lo my aiiention.
ASIS
,' INDEI PENDENT EXAMINER'S STATEMENT
My eximinniioii ivos cnnied out in accor(ttst)¢e iviih the gertera] Diredion% given by Ihe Chariiy Commi55ion.
An exuminalion include% a review of ihe accouiiling record,s kept by the Charity and a comparison of the
ccoiinls piesenled wilh tho.se record8. li also includes cornsideralioii of any unusual ileins or disclosuiE8
in the iicLounls. and seeking explmnaiions fi'om Ihe Irustees ¢oncemin8 ￿nY such mallers.
The procedures undertaken do not provide all Ihe evidence Ihat would be reqiiired in an audii and
conseqiittntly no opinion is given a8 lo iyheiher Ihe accounts pra%eni a'ime and fairf view and the report As
limited to tliose malters sel OLII in the sialemeni below.
INDEPLI NDF.NT EXAMINER'S STATEMENT
In Connection with my examiiiaiion, no malter has coine lo my aitenlion -.
l) which gives iiie reasonable cau.se lo believe Ihal in, any Ma￿rial respect, the requirements:
lo keep aLcoiinlin8 records in accordance willi seciion 386 of ille Companies Act 2(K)6, and
* to prepJie UCCOLints which accord wilh tl)e accounling record% and lo coinply wilh accounting
reqiiirenienis of ihe Conipanies Acl 2006 und the ineiliods and pi'inciples ol the Slateinent of
Recommended PrdCtiLe: Accounliilg and Reporting for Charilies (effective from 31 sl Marcli 2015)
have noi been met or
hich. li
y opinion, alle
e ￿￿Ched.
o should
drawn in order lo etimble u proper uiidersianding of the
co
. FAMAKIN (MS , FCA)
DANIEL FAMOK & ASSOCIATES
ACCOUNTANTS & FINANCIAL CONSULTANrs
UNIT 209 (SECOND FLOOR)
TUDORLEAF BUSINESS CENTRB.
2-8 FOUNTAYNE ROAD, LONDON
N15 4QL
30th December 2025

THE DIVINE WORSIIIPPERS CHRISTIAN MINI l.STRIFS
STATEMENT OF filNANCIAL ACTtvtTILS
Ih'CLUDING INCOME AND
EXPEINDITURE ACCOUNT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2025
Unrestricted Restricted Year 2025 Ye&r 2024
runds Tot81 Funds fotAI Funds
Noles
INCOMfNG RESOURCES
liicoiiiiizg resoiircesfroiii geiieratedfiiiids
Voluntary in¢(Iine'.-
Donaiions & Offerings
Inveslnient Income
Incoilliiig resoiii'ceslroift Clinrilable Aclivities
Member's aiid Bliildiiig funds
Ollier iiicomiiig i'esoiirce&
HMRC Gift Aid Tax RecIaTi￿8
94,166
887
94,166
887
94,556
3,120
140
140
570
26.197
26,197
20.815
TOTAL INCOMING RESOURCES
121,390
121390
119061
RESOURCES EXPENDLD
CuJt,f ofgeiieraliiig fiind.g
Cosi8 of generating voliiniary incoine
3&4b
55.525
55,525
52,092
Clitii'ifable Aciiijilies
4(8)
32,369
32,369
27,383
Goiie171<111ce co.yls
4.413
4.413
3,536
TOTAL RESOURCES EXPENDED
92,307
83,011
NEI. MOVEMENI. IN FUNDS
29,084
29,084
36,050
CONCILIATION OF FUNDS
Total funds brought Forward
15
181.456
181,456
145,406
TOTAL fiUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
210 540
210 540
181,456
Tile Charity has no recognised gain.s or lo.sses other than ihe results for ihc year as sel out above
in ihe Statement ol Financial Aciivilies
The notes on pages 10 to 14 form part of these aecounls.

TIIE DIVINE IVOR,SFIIPPERS CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
IIALANCE SEILE41" AS AT 3151. MARCF12025
Notes
2025
2024
filXID ASSLTS
1'47ngible Fixed Assels
8.117
9,895
CURRLNT ASSF'rs
Siiiidry deblors
Fixed Term Inveslmenis
Cash at bank <ind in liand
19,353
174,663
9,406
203,422
16,553
139,950
16.021
172524
Io
LESS CREI DITORS:
Amoiitjls falling due wiiliin one year
li
(1,000)
(963
NEI CURRENT ASSE'rs
15
202,422
17J,561
'otAI Assets Less Llabilitles
210,540
181,456
UNRLSTRlC'fEI D FUNDS
Geiieral funds
15
210540
181456
Totul Fund8
210 $40
181,456
For the yeai. ended 3 1st M￿th 2025, the company wa5 eniiiled io exernption under section 477 of ihe
Companies Acl 2006 relaiiiig to small companies.
Dlrectors, res
)onsibililies
4¢ The niembers h)ve not required ihe coinpany to obtain an audil in aceordance with sectioii 476 of
the Conipanies Acl 2006.
The directors acknowledge their responsibililies for complying with Ilie requirenients of the
Coinpanies Act with Ic5pecl to uccounting records aTtd the p'ep￿all0Tr ol accounts.
These accoiinL8 have been prepared in accordance willi the provisions applicable lo companies
siibject to the small companies, regime.
Signed on behalf of Ihe boai'd of directo
Reverend Bamikole Offtobilan
tDirector and Trustee]
30th Decenibttr 2025

THE DIVIN'E WORSHIPPERS CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
NOTES TO THL FIYANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THI YEI All Eh'DED 31SI' MARCH 2025
ACCOUNTING POLICIES
The fiiiancial slalemeni.s have been prepared in accordance with the accounting policies sel out
in nuteg to the accounts Ji)d comply ivÉih ihe chariry's governing th)cu]nent, the Charities Aci 2011 and
AccoLinting and Reporting by Charitic£; Staiemeiil of Recommcnded Pr&ctice ISORP) applicable to ch<lTilie5
prepariiig Ilieir occoiin(% in a¢curdiince with the Financiul Reporting Standard applicable in Ihe UK and Republic
of Ireland piibli5hed on 16th July 2014.
INCOMINC. RiSOURCFS
Voliiffilar
liicoirie
These <1re incoine arising from tiihes and offering8 which are included a8 incoiniiig I'esoui'ces on I'eceipl.
Value Added Tax
Valiie Added'fax i.s not recoverable by Ihe Charity, and as.such 1% included in the relevllnt cosl in Ihe
Sthiement of Financial ALlivilies.
liiyestiiieiil Anconie
Inierest incomc i.s llccounied for in ihe period in which the eharily 15 eniiiled io receipl.
ift Aid Tax Re
ment Clafm
Tnx 1'ep4Tryn￿nl.5 due froni HM Revenue & Customs in respect of members. giving are included in
ÉncoiiiiTig resources and restricted for building fiiiids when received.
sh flow Statement
The Charily has taken advaniage of ihe exeniplion in financial Re￿r(ing Stlc ndard No I fi'om ihe
reqLiiren*nL8 to pi'oduee & cashflow siaiemeni on the ground.i that li qualifies us a small charily.
1.2 RIISOURCE
XPENDED
R&soLLrces expended are incliided in the Sialenieni of Financiul activilies oli an uccruals basis.
Ceriain costs have beeii apporlioned beiiveen Cosl of GenerntinE Fund%, Chiiriiable Activities wid
Govem(InLe Cosls oil Ihe bases consisienl with the iise of those resour¢&%. C0518 compi'ise tho%e dii'ecily
a88ociaied with charitable aclivilie5 and fundraising evenls, governance co%ts include ihose for meeiing
the adininislrulive reqiiTremenls of ihe Charily.
1.3 Tangible filxed Assets for use by the chariiy and Depreciation
Tangible fixed Assets for use by the Charity Jre slated al cosi less depreciation.
Depreciaiion is calciilaled to write off Ihe cosi less estimated residual value of fixed assets, oi'er
their eslimaied useful live5 on ihe following basi5'.
Mll%ical In.8trun)enlS
Eqiiipmenls. E4urnilure & fillings
Motor vehicle
25010 per annuni
250/0 per 3nnuni
25Yfj per aThnuni
io

"rHI DIVINE WORSHIPPERS CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
NOT￿1 S TO THI FIINANCIAL STATEMENTS
CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST FVIAIICH 2025
FUNDS ACCOUNTINC.
Funds held by the Clii2rity are:
Uiire&tricted
enerttl
iiiid COlDpfi5ing fiinds whieh can be used in &ccoidance with Ilie
charil¢ible object8 at the discrelion of Ihe truste&s.
Reslricled
Iiiids - which were rnised foi particular reslricled purpose5 and can only be used
for those paiticular I'estricled purposes within the objects of rhe charily.
Des1
nalcd Funds
Tlie designated fund ol Ihe Chariiy is Ihe building fiin(Ls. The Board of Trii.%tees has dosignaled
funds for Ilie piirpose of securing tt i)eiv church facility.
ANGILILE TrIXED ASSETS
Motor
Mu5iLal E
Tol81
Irthnionts r & fitlbn
vehicle￿ M8r.25
cosi's:
C05t al Isi April 2024
Additions dLiring the year
A,$ ai 3 1st 2025
2000
29,092
928
6.315
37,407
928
DEPIIECIATION:
DI'pTeLia(lon al I sl April 2024
Depreciiltioi) Ch￿ge For the year
A5 at 31sl March 2025
.989
20,136
2,471
22,607
5,387
232
5,619
27,512
2.706
30,218
Net Ilook Vxliie As Mt 31.st March 2025
7.413
696
8,117
Net Ilook Value As Ilt 31st March 2024
928
9,895
3 COST OF GENERATING VOLUNTARY INCOME
2025
2024
Prir]txng. Po.sthge and SiatioDery
Premi5Gs C0515
510
34,423
372
35.029
35,401
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THE DIVINE WORSHIPPERS CHRISTIAN MINISTRILS
]YOTLS TO THE FINANCIAL STATLMENTS
CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31SJ' IMARCH 2025
4 CHARITAHLI ACTIVII'ILS
2025
2024
(a) Miiiistr
rtiid Oiilreacli
Priniing, Media and Recording
Iiitei'nei, Adverl and Publicftly
Pasloral Allowances
Evangelism and Missionary Oulreach
Donations to olher charities
Management Reli'eat and P￿I￿rat Seminars
Worship Maleri&l.s (Book's, CDS & DVDS)
Honorarium. l.ove offering & gifis
Volunteers and inslruinenlalisls
4.772
551
13.680
2.(K)5
200
2.014
2.099
5,079
1.970
1,362
2,013
7,588
8,697
300
948
878
5.516
80
{b) MeNibers' Wel
are aiid Sil
Ti'avels and Motor Expen%es
Ho%pitalily. Food and Refreshments
Eqliipinenl repairs 4lnd m1( inienance
MeTnbei's' Welfare expetises
Health, Fire and SAfety safeguards
ort ¢osls.'
3.217
1,180
6,861
6.248
2.177
225
16,691
2,236
3,933
100
20,592
5 PREMISES COSTS
2025
Reiil, Rales and Service charge5
ElectricSly and Gas
Cleanlng & Environment expenses
r)epreci&tion ch4irge
26.682
4,472
563
2,70()
26,373
4,231
1,127
3.298
35,029
6 GOVFRNAN
TS
2025
2024
Independent Examiner's fee
Accountancy & Ilookkeeping charg&%
Legal & Professional feas
Baiik charges & commission
Anniial Ielvms fees
300
650
3,360
55
48
300
650
2,537
36
13
3,536
7 NET MOVEMENT IN FUNDS FOR THE YEAR
2025
2024
The nei movement in funds for Ihe year is Staled after charging
Deprecialion of t&ngible fixed as5ets- for by ihe charity
2.706
3,298
Independent Exaffliner's fee
Accounianey & Bookkeeping charges
300
650
300
650
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THE DIVINE WORSHIPPERS CHRISTIAN hqlNISTR TES
NOTES TO THE FINAN'CIAL STATEMENTS
CONTINUED
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 2025
8 STAFF COSTS
2025
2024
Wages & Salaries
Sucial SeL'uriiy Costs
No siofl. was employed by the eharily during the year
No Irusiee has received remuneraiiun in Ihe year.
No expen.ses have been reiiiibui'sed to any of the irustee5.
No einployees wliose einolumenls cxceeded £60.000,
9 SUNDRY DLIJTORS:
2025
2024
Sundry Debiors
Reni security deposit
17,553
1,800
14753
18011
16,553
10 FIXLI D DLPOSIT INVEsfMF.NT
2025
2024
Lloyd5 Fixed Term Deposii Accotinl
174.663
174,663
139,950
139,950
11 CREI DIT
R,$: Amount fallin
due ivithln one
ellr
2025
2024
Ac¢iNul.s
1.000
963
963
12 STATUTO
Y INFORMATr
Divine Wor4hippers Christian Ministries (DWCM) 1.% UK Regi.slered company number 05083567
limited by gLiaranlee and inLorporaled in Englund and Wales. The Re8i.slered offiLe addiiss is at
37 Clemence Road, Dagenham, E%sex RM 10 9YN.
enin
Bulance
New
YeAr 2024 Restrlction
Closin
Utllised &
Ilalanee
Rele￿sed Year 2025
13 REiS'fRICTLI D FUNDS
Building Fund8
I'he Tru.slees has designated funds for the purpose of seciiring a iiew church facility.
14 ANALYSIS OF NET ASSET
BETWEEN FUNDS
ui
n)enl Net Current
Motor Vnn Assels less
Net Tolal
F & fittin
Liabilitie5 Yeui. 2025
15 UNRESTRICTED FUNDS:
General funds
8,117
202.422
202 422
210.540
210 540
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THE DIVINTr, WORSHIPPERS CHRISTIAN MINISJ'RIKg
NOTES I'O I'Hf, filNANCIAL STATEMENTS
CONTINULD
FOR J'H£ YEAR ENDED 31ST MARCH 202
2025
2024
INCOM
volun[￿ Income
HMRC Charities Gift Aid Benefits
Missionary 2nd Members, funds
Investment iiicon
94,166
26.197
140
887
121,390
94,536
20,814
570
3120
119,060
LESS: EXPENDITUIIE
Pre?iiise& costs
Rent, Raies & Sei'vice Charges
Electricity and Gas
Cleaning & Environment 9xpenses
Depreciii (ton chargc
26,682
4,472
563
2.706
26.373
4231
1127
3.298
34,423
35,029
Finrtiice aiid Adiniiiislrutioii
Prinling, Poslagc and Stalioiiery
Bank chai'ges & Commission
Antiual returns fee8
510
55
48
372
36
13
613
421
Miiiistr
aiid Oiilreuc
Prinling. Media and Recording
Internel, Adveri and Publiciiy
Pastoral Allowance
Evangelism and Misslonary Oulreach
Donations to other charities
n&1geineni Reire&l and Pasloral Seminarg
Worship M&lerial.% (Book%, CDS & DVD5)
Honorarilim, L￿ve offering & doiiulions
VolLllItL'ers and RnslruineDLili%ls
4,772
551
13,680
2.005
20()
2,014
2,099
5,079
1.970
.362
2,013
7,588
8,697
300
9411
878
5.516
80
32J69
27,383
veriiaiice co.fls aiid Pro
Iiidependenl examiners
Accounlancy and bookeeping
Professional & Gifi Aid Processing fees
essioiial
ees
300
650
3.360
3CIO
650
2.537
4JlO
Meiiibers, Wel
are aiid Sii
Travel8 and Motor EApense8
Hospitality, Food and Refre%hmenls
Eluilding Equipment Repair% & Maiiiteiiance
Member5, Welfare expenses
Health, Fire and Safety Safeguards
'I'OTAL EXPENDITUIIE
Net Sutylus for (he currenl year
Accumiilaled Surplus brought fonvard
Accumulated Surpllls carried foriyard
ort cosls
3.217
11.106
2.236
3.933
1,180
6,861
6,248
2,177
225
20,592
16.691
29,084
181,456
210,539
36,050
145,406
181,456
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