THE METHODIST CHURCH
STANDARD FORM OF ACCOUNTS
Vale of Stour
Cwcuit
FOR THEYEAR ENDED
31 AUGUST 2024
Wolverham
ton & Shrewsbu
District
Circuit no
28105
Registered Charity - Charity Reglstration number
1145208
If not a regi%lered chty Her Majesty$ Rèvenue and Customs Gift Aid number
islws:
Rev Atan Combes
Rev Mic1￿e1 Pay.n6
Rev friden Cr0ft.(Ros￿nod 3011112ii23)...-..-.--.-.-.-.--..-.-..............................
Cwcuf( Stew￿5..
Mkss Marsarel lfjte
Mr M￿hael Sykes.(PropetyJ.....---......-..........................................-..-........
Mr Stuart Asknore (Finance)........-...-...........................-.........-..........-........
MBS Jacqueliie H
Mr Rcdenc iNorthinfjt.wSQrcuit Wax.F¢xw?rd Review?.....
Treasurer:
Mr Stuart Ashmore

Vale of Stour Methodist Circuit
Trustees, Annual Report
Introduction
The members of the Vale of Stour Methodist Cir￿lt meeting present the accounts and
Trustees, Annual Report for the year to 31 August 2024.
Brief financial review of the year
Income trends
Circuit income is primarily drawn from the assessment paid by the circuit churches.
Expenditure trends
Stipend expenditure has increa*d each financial year in line wrth conference
approved increases.
30¢/0 of expenditu￿ is the Circuit contribution to the District and Connexion, of which
a significant part is used to fiJnd the work of the wider Methodist Church.
Fund balances
As at 31 August 2024 the net current assets of the Circuit were £824,138 giving it in
ex￿SS of 1 year cover for expenditure. (see Reserves Policy)
There is an amount of £1,009.90 held in a Youth Account and administered by
Trustees. This fund will be transferred to the Circuit's Funds in the financial year
2024125 and will be ring-fen￿d for Youth Work within the Vale of Stour Circuit.
Churches and Manses
No manses were disposed of during the year- the former Brier￿y Hill manse
continues to be used in support of The BrierEey Hill Project.
The manses at Tirnbertree and Birch coppi￿ have been retained and are currently
generating rental income for the Circuit.
Activlties and Outcomes 2023124
Some four years on from the unprecedented Covid-19 pandemic, life has retumed to
'business as usual, for the Circuit's churches, albeit they are still feeling the lingering
effects of decreases in worshippers and income streams as a result (although we
have seen some churches retum to pre-pandemic ￿velS of membership and
attendance. Indeed. some churches have brought in new regular worshippers,
members and regular hirers of their premises).
Cost of Living pressures remain at the forefront of many, particularly as many
churches see increased costs as fixed term energy contracts begin to expire and
renewals are at signfficantly higher levels than previously. But support of immediate
congregations and the wider communty remains at the hearts of church outreach.

The Circuit's 'Way Foward, programme has continued steadily during the year with
many positive discussions as to what the future looks like for the 'clustered'
churches. But there will also be difficult discussion to be had due to reducing
resources, both financial and in tems of personnel- both at Circuit and individual
church levels.
Support for The Brierly Hill Project (BHP), who* mission is to provide targeted life
support and mentoring for the people from the Brierley Hill area and wider Dudley
Borough has continued through a re-purposing of the former Brierly Hill Man￿ as an
operational base. Such a partnership serves to strengthen the Circuit's charitable role
(through its churches) of acting as a resource provider for the Methodist Church in
the local area.
Plans for 2024125
Circuit financial plans for the coming year have been prepared on the basis of a
reduced tWO-Minister Circuit, together with appropriate support from the Lay Team
and Supernumeries. Accordingly. a gross operating budget of £331.736 has been
assessed on the circurt churches. However, the Circuit has actively chosen to invest
in two key lay roles from its reserrfes, meaning a net operab'ng budget of £286,101
has been approved.
We remain alive to the lasting effects of the Covid-19 pandemic and the ￿st-of-[lvIng
pressures facing the Circuits churches and congregations.
The Circuit Leadership Team has openly encouraged individual churches to discuss
their own future plans with the Circuit Leadership Team where they feel the impact of
the pandemic has had significant impact on their wellbeing and spiritual life and such
conversations continue as an integral part of the 'Way Fomard, programme.
Churches have been asked to consider their current, and future, positions with a view
to keeping Methodism alive and well in the area going forward (including likely
reductions in ministerial cover to just two ministers by the summer of 2024).
Basis of preparation and legal framework
The Charity's annual report and accounts for the year ended 31 August 2024 have been
prepared in accordan￿ with the CharttEs Act 2011 and the Charities: Statement of
Recommended Practice applicable to charities p￿paring their accounts in accordan￿ with
the Financial Reporting Standard in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS) 102.
Full Name of Charity: Vale of Stour Methodist Circutt
Registration Charity Number: 1145208
Date of registration." 22 De￿mber 2011

Main communication address". Circuit Offi￿, New Road Methcxjist Church. New Road,
Stourbridge, DY8 1 PA
The members of the Vale of Stour Methodist Cir()Jit meeting are the Charity Trustees,
membership being made up of circuit Offi￿ holders, ministers and representatives appointed
by the local churches.
Full membership is shown as Apper)dix A to this report.
Circuit Ministers and officers
Active Circuit Ministers
Rev Alan Combes (Superintendent)
Rev Michael Payne
Rev Helen Croft (appointment ceased 30 November 2023)
Circuit Lay Worker
Mrs Claire Biggs (Children & Families Worker)
Financial Administrator
Ms Carole Bennett (Pffj
Circuit Local Lay Pastor
Mr Martyn Filsak
Circuit Stewards
Miss Margaret Kite
Miss Jacqueline Hill
Mr Stuart Ashmore (Finance)
Mr Mike Sykes (Property>
Mr Roderic Worthington (Circuit Way For¥vard Review)
Circuit Administrator
Mrs Elaine Panchal
Treasurer
Mr Stuart Ashmore ACMI
Independent examiner
David Wright FCA, Nicklin LLP, Church Court, Stourbridge
Road, Halesowen, West Midlands 863 3
Invesknent Bankers
Central Finance Board ofthe Methodist Church
Trustees for Methodist Church purposes
HSBC Bank plc
Aims and organisation
Charity objective is to act as a resour￿ provider within the area around Vale of Stour Circuit
for the Methodist Church:
The purposes of the Methodist Church are and shall be deemed to have been Sin￿ the Date
of Union the advancement ot.

a) The Christian faith in accordan￿ wÈth the doctrinal standards and discipline of The
Methodist Church",
b) Any charitable purpose for the time being of any Connexional. District, Circuit.
local or other organisation of The Methodist Church.
c) Any charitable purpose for the time being of any society or institution subsidiary or
ancillary to The Methodist Church;
d) Any purpose for the time being of any charity being a charity subsidiary or ancillary
to The Methodist Church
The organisation and resourcing of regular public acts of worship open to members of the
church and non members alike.
The teaching of Christianity through sennons. courses and small groups.
The resourcing of pastoral work including visiting the sick and bereaved.
Taking religious assemblies in local schools.
Promotion of Christianity through the stsging of events and senil￿s.
Provision of chaplaincy services to the local universty and other institutions.
Public Benerrt
We confirm the trustees have had regard to the Charity Commission's guidance on public
benefit.
structure, Governance and Management
The governing document for the circuit is the Deed of Union (1932) and Methodist Church
Act (1976)
Detailed govemance arrangements are outlined within the Constitutional Practice and
Discipline of the Methodist Church by order of the annual conference (CPD).
Day to day management of the circuit is undertaken by the Circuit Leadership team together
with the Local Preachers meeting, the Circuit Finan￿ and Propety Committee and the
Circuit Policy Committee.
Trustee Training
A range of guidance prodU￿d by Methodist Connexion to support the effective running of
the circuit, specifically the leaflet 'The Role of a Trustee in The Methodist Church, is given to
all new Circuit meeting members as induction to their role as trustees.
Related Partles
The Circuit is part of the Wolverhampton and Shrevrfsbury District and is also accountable to
the Methodist ConferenTr.

The following Methodist Churches are linked to the circuit: AmblecoteWordsley, Birch
Coppi￿, Brierley Hill. Dudley Wood, Gig Mill, Kings4vinford. Kinver, New Road, Overend
Mission, Providence, United Church Lye. Wesley, Wollaston.
Risk Management
The major risks have been identified and recorded by the Circuit Finan￿ and Propety
Committee with professional advi￿ taken as required.
Formal Covid-19 risk assessments are no longer required in accordance with Govemment
guidelines but churches remain mindful of good practi￿ regarding ventilated spa￿S and
good personal hygiene.
There is a regular annual prO￿sS review undertaken and recorded.
Income and Expenditure is monitored in totsl and is compared with the approved annual
budget on a monthly basis to detect trends as part of the risk management process to avoid
unft)reseen calls on reserves.
Safeguarding
Every person has a value and dignity which comes d1￿CtlY from the creation of male and
female in God's own image and likeness. Christians see this potential as fvlfilled by God's
re-creation of us in Christ. Among other things this implies a duty to value all people as
bearing the image of God and therefore to protect them from harm.
Methodist Connexional practice outlines commitrnent to the following principles:
the care and nurtu￿ of, and respectful pastoral ministy with, all children, young
people and adults
the safeguarding and protection of all children, young people and adults when they
are vulnerable
. the establishing of safe, caring communities which provide a loving environment
where there is informed Vigilan￿ as to the dangers of abuse.
. We will carefvlly select and train all those with any responsibility within the Church,
in line with Safer Recruitment principles, including the use of criminal records
disclosures and registration with the reEevant vetting and barring schemes.
We will respond without delay to every complaint made which suggests that an
adult, child or young person may have been harmed. cooperating with the poli￿ and
local authority in any investigation.
. We will seek to work with anyone who has suffered abuse, developing with them an
appropriate ministy of informed pastoral care.
We will seek to challenge any abuse of power. especially by anyone in a position of
trust.

We will seek to offer pastoral care and support. including supervision and referral to
the proper authonties, to any member of our church community known to have
offended against a child, young person or vulnerable adult.
In all these principles we will follow legislab'on, guidan￿ and recognised good
practice
The Vale of Stour Circuit commtts itself to ensuring the implementation of Connexional
Safeguarding Policy; government legislation. guidance and safe practi￿ in the circuit and in
the churches.
The Vale of Stour Circuit commits itself to the provision of support, advi￿ and training for lay
and ordained people that will ensure people are clear and confident about their roles and
responsibilities in safeguarding arKI promob'ng the welfare of children and adults who may be
vulnerable.
Reserves Policy
The Reserves Policy for the Circuit is to hold a minimum sum equivalent to 6 months,
average expenditure. This should be sufficient to meet any unforeseen ttem of major
expenditure on manses and l or to be able to continue, in the short term. fvnding planned
activities in the event of any inability to rai* the fvll Circuit Assessment from churches.

Name of Circuit
Vale of Stour
Cif¢uII No 28105
Statement of Financial Activities {SOFA) for the year ended 31 August 2024
Not¢s to
¢lrcuÈt Model Desrgnaled
the
General Fund
Trusl
Funds
accounts Iunrestrictedl IUnre5tricled) IvThrestri¢ied)
Rèstricted Endowmeal
Funds
Funds
Totsl 2023.24
Income
1 Dorialions and kgaci¢s
2 Income liom monetary investments
3 Income from inveslmenl prope￿.¢8
4 A5$e$$ments on Churches
5 Capilal Re¢eipl$
6 Grants r¢eeived
7 Other charitable incorne
8 Total incomè
10.000
1,067
10.000
39,902
37,784
J.OS2
285.496
19,762
20S,496
19,762
15.6Q9
331,934
15,609
370,769
37,784
1,052
Expenditure
9 Grants and donations
10 Salartes and a$$ocialed ￿51$
11 PropErty mainlenanc
12 Connexional a8sessmenl & m￿￿1 trusi levy
13 Dislrfcl Assessment & Le
14 Depre¢lalion
15 Office eypensea
16 Olh&r ¢ulgolng$
17 Tol#l ehariloble •x￿nd11￿rè
18 Goin￿{1￿￿e¥l on rTh)nplory investments
19 Galnslllossesl on investrnenl woperues
20 Net Inoomellgxpendltur•l
21 Transfers befvieen fun¢Js
22 Other 9Ainslllosse81
23 Net moYèrn8nt In lundg
24 Total funds broughi fonvard
25 Total furtds carried forward
2.318
199.535
22,224
2,318
199,S35
22,224
63.S14
47.810
111.324
11.510
20,947
320,048
11,510
22,834
369,746
1,759
49I69
128
128
11,886
9.OQO
{11.7851
19.000)
924
1,024
20,886
1.395,374
1,416,260
120,7851
776.692
755,907
924
17,567
18,491
1,024
2,189.633
2,190,658

Name of Circuit
Ciicuil No
Statement ot Financial Activities {SOFA) for the year ended 31 August 2023
Notes to
Circult Model Deslgnated
General Fund
Tru$t
Funds
accounts Iunr•sirlct￿l (Unre5tiict•dl {unre5trl¢ied)
Restrfcted Endowment
Funds
Funds
Total
2022-23
Income
1 Donalion$ and legades
2 Ineon)e frpm monelary Inveslmenls
3 In¢tsme from investment properties
4 Assessmen1$ on Churthes
S Capitol Re￿p1S
6 Gr8nls recelved
7 Other charilabl& iDcome
8 Total in¢ome
23.027
282.723-.
.367.934
262,723
367,934
4,800
836.247
4,800
658,464
21,601
636
Expenditure
g Gran13 and donaUon8
10 S818ries and assodaled costs
11 Pfop¢ty mainitsnan¢e
12 Conneyion81 assesstrièftl & model Injsl ￿vY
13 Dlslrfcl A55essmenl & Levy
14 Depreciallon
1 s office expen$e¥
18 Olher oulgolng$
17 Totsl charliablè expendilufe
16 Gain$lllo$$es} on monelary inveslments
19 Gainslllgssesl on Inveslmenl propertles
20 Net incomEllexpendilur•l
21 Transfers be￿en funds
22 Other 98Snslllossésl
23 Net movgmgnt In fund5
24 Total funds brouEht forward
15 Tolal lunds carrled forward
15.520
21 6.841
20.6S1
125.094
99,043
125,094
38.129
13.847
22.382
513,388
-:>.'.j. ':193:'
193
473,036
40,159
163,211
.{167.6401
118,5581
167.640
443
145,096
4.429
1.899.803
1,395,374
149.062
627.610
7T6,692
443
145,096
2,044.537
0 2,189.633
17.S67

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NOTESTOTHE ACCOUN7S
I.BAS15 OF ACCOUNTING
The financlal 5talernents have been prepared under the Charities Att 2011 in aceordante with the 2014 verslon of
Accour>ting and Reporting by Charities: Statement ol Recommended Practice ISORPI applicable to charities preparing their
accounts in accordance wlth FRS102- the Charities SORpIFR51021 and tsking note of the Update Bulletln I Issued In 2016.
2, FUNDS
The funds held conslilute: General funds held foi any purpose OF the Circuit which are Unrestrlcted. The Circuit Modèl
Trust Fund has wlde purpDses defined in Standlng Orders and 15 Categorised as unrestricted. Restrlcted funrls which are
held for a narrower purpose. There are no Endowment funds. Dela155 of each material funrl are dls¢lo$ed In the final note
to these accounts. Any funds may be represented by more thèn Just tash.
3. ACCOUNTING POUCIES
Basls-ThÈse accounts have been prepared on ihe bas15 01 hlstorical cost except that investments are shown at thelr
market value at the end ol the year, on the accruals basis to show a tfue and falr vlèw of the Circuit's financial p0511ion bnd
actlvllles.
Incgming Resouices- Income Included In thÈ Stotement of Flnancial Actlvitles ISOFAI when the Circuit becomes entitled lo
the resources, and the trustees are reasonably certain tliey will receive thè resources. and ihè monèiary value can be
n)easured with sufficient reliability.
Resources Expended - Thls Is recognlsed when a Ilab511ty Is Incurred. or a construetlve obligation arise5, that results in the
payment being unavoidable. Liabilities are reco8nized a5 soon as an ouillow ol economic benefit Is con51dered Iiiore Ilkely
than not Under the le8al or construclfve obligalion committinE the Circuit to pay out resoufce5.
GTants- Grants made by the Clrcuit from its own funds are ¥eco8nised in full at the time of agreement or wlien the Clrcult
accepts rhat there is a legal or operational obligation to make the pèyment.
VAT- Slnce the Circuit Is not VAT reglstered, all Inpur VAT is chor£ed with the expense5 to whlch It refers.
T3n6ible fixed assets for use by the Clrcuil-Tanglble fixed èssets are capltèlized If they can be used for more th3n one
year, and c05t at least £500. The freehold property is shown in the ac¢ounts at 2015 deemed values, of %vhich the land
component Is deemed to be E350,000, No depreciation is provided on Ilie buildings because the Trustees consider the
current resldual fair value cf the nianse buildings lon a5SUrnPtion that It had reached ihe end of its useful etonornic life by
the year endl to be not less than its current value. Any depreciatlon would not be matwial. The property ha5 been
reviewed for Impairrnent.
Investment properties- fto propeity Is currently deeme(I to not be held for the long-lerm PLFfposes of the charity.
Investnients- Imièstrnents are valued in the balance sheet at market value at thè year end. Investment income is Included
In the accounts ivhen recelvable and any Eains or losses on revaluation at the yèar end are shctwn in the SOFA.
Debtors and Prepayments-These are shown as having been calculated using appropriate accountlng conventions.
Creditors- Cretlitors intlude both sundry expense and speciflcally the 1st Quarter assessment received in Avgust.
Conl,.

4. PAYMENT TO TRUSTEES
There were no payments made to Trustees lor addlI￿nal servlces prtsvrded to the Circuit by agreement witli the Circvil
Meeting. this excludes stlpends.
Trusree expenses
2023124
2022123
Number of Trustees
51
52
Total amount
4226
5308
Expense payments prSmarlty relate to relmbursement for travel ènd computlng costs
5. FEES FOR EXAMINATION OR AUOIT OFTHE ACCOUNTS
2023124
2022123
Independent examiners or auditors fees for ￿pOrtIng on the accounis
1488
£1440
Other lees le.g. advlte, oc¢ounlancy seThScesl paid to Ihe Independent
Exaniiner or 8uditor
6. PAID EMPLOYEES
SlaFf costs paid during the year were:
2023124
2022123
Gross wages, salarles and beneflts in kind
153360
166252
Émployers National Insurance Costs
13735
14545
Penslon tosts
20922
2S253
Total staff costs
188Q17
206050
Average nyft)ber of full-tlrne equivalent employees In the year were
7. CAPITAL COMMITMENTS ANO CONTINGENT LIABILITIES
At the 311¢ August 2024 there are no capital commilments,
No Contlngent Llabi1Sties were identilied at 315l Av8USt 2024
8. MONEY RECEIVEO AND PASSED ON TO E￿ERNAloAGANlsAT]oNS Ilnformation only)
2023124
2022123
8alan¢e blfwd from last year
173
olferin8sfgifts received lor external organisations
2410
1979
Offerings/gifts pèssed to external or8anisatsons
2583
1803
Balance carried forward
173

9. TANGIBLE FIXED ASSETS
ost or valu3tion
Land
Manses
Other
buildir)gs
Flxtures,
fittings and
equiprnent
Paynients on
account and
assets under
constructio
TOTAL
balance
brou&ht
forward
1.366,520
1,366,520
Addi110115
Revaluations
l+/-I
Disposals l.}
Transfpr5
Balance
carried
fomard
1,366.520
1,366,520
ACCUMULATED DEPRECIATION
Balance
brought
forward
Depreclètlon
charge for
year
Revaluatlons
l+/-I
Dlsposals l.)
Transfers
'l+l-I
Balance
carried
forward
NET BOOKVALUE
Brought
forward
1366520
1366520
Carried
foti¥ard
1366S20
1366520

10. INVESTMENT ASSETS
The Circult has no common investment fund holdings.
11. LOANS
Th& C5rcuit currently ha5 no loans.

12. ANALYSIS OF RESTRlCtED AND DESIGNATEO FUNDS 2023-24
Restricted
Fund Nafne
Unconditional
Beouest
Openins
8alance
275
Incoming
Resource5
15
Resources
Expended
15
Transfeis
Closlng
Balance
275
PiJrpDse of
the Fund
Any purpose
specified
part9 01 CPD
volume 2
For the
n)aintenance
of the ministry
LP training
John R Wriglit
13812
746
39
14519
Arthur
Pearson
8equest
Barry Blunt
1359
73
1428
976
157
67
1066
For training
local circult
preachers
Fund
designated for
the
Maintenance
Df the centre
Surplus New
Road Account
1145
61
1203
TOTALS
17567
1052
128
18491
COMPAaATIVE ANALYSIS OF RESTRicfEO AND DESIGNATED FUN05 2022-23
Restrlcled
Fund Name
Uncondillonal
Bequest
Opening
Balance
275
Incorn5ng
Resources
Resources
ex
ended
Transfers
ClosSng
8alance
275
Purpose ol
the Fund
Any Purpose
specilied part
9 volume 2
For the
maintenance
of the minlst
LP Tralning
John R Wright
13420
431
39
13812
Arthur
Pearson
Be
uest
Barry Blunt
1335
43
19
1359
982
117
123
976
For tralning
local clrcuil
preaiheis
Fund
deslgnated for
maintenance
of the ¢enire
Surplus New
Ro3d Account
1112
36
1145
TOTALS
17124
636
193
17567

Name of Circuit:
VALÉ OF STOUR
No." 28105
Declarations and Scrutiny
I confirm that these accruals-based accounts for the year to 31 August 2024 have been prepared
from the records of the Circuit and that they inc
ude all funds under the control of the Circuit
meeting.
Signature of treasurer .
2oZJ
Name and address of treasurer
tuart Ashmore ACMI
4 Southem Close. Kingswinford.
Post Code: DY6 8HS
Presentation to the Circuit meeting
I confirm that the annual report and accounts for the year ended 31 August 2024 were
presented to the Circuit meeting held on:
Signature of the Chair of the meeting
Name of the Chair of the meeting:
Rev. Alan Combes
Date

Independent Examiner's Report to the Trustees of Vale of Stour Methodist Circuit
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