REGISTERED CHARITY NUMBER.. 114611Q Report oflhe TN$tees and FinaneAal StateNnts forthe Year Ended 30Aprll 2024 For Arisg and S"ne Christian Ministr$ IManche$terl
Arise and Shino Chri$tSan Mini$trias (Manehe$tetl FinancAal Statemems for the Year Ended 30 April 2024 P>)e Report of the Trustees 1to6 Ind¢pendent ExamlnePs Report Statement of Financial Actiwties Balan Sheet Notes lo the Finanaal Statements ioto12
Arise and Shin• Christian MintrIeS (Manchester) Fin8n¢lal Statements forthe Year Ended 30 April 2024 Report ofthe fwstees Alm and Purposo Arise and Shine Chri8ti8n Ministrtes Manchester has the responsibility of makin9 sure that their members, ihe leadership and th¢ Pastoral team are invofved in the athrane•mtnt and the promotion of the religiou8 belief for vthich IÉ stands. ASCM aims lo rgnovale fhe new building 582 Hyde Road as our nèw worship centre. We also intand to use the new building as a communliy hub for a cafe, food bank and a charity, hoping to meet the needs of tyjr deprived area. ObJ•¢tlve$ and Actlvltle8 As ASCM Leadership. we are cornmitted to making sure that as many peopb as possible are rehe with good Chrisitan èxperieneè and good worship. Wa aim to reach those in the communty who are not reached 80 that they Gan choos¢ to make ASCM 8$ part oftheir local church membership. Our Aim is to do as much 88 possiblé in renovaiing our bought building so that it can become acc&Ible lo the ¢ommuntty. Because we have prograNts that appeal to the diverse community that we we in, we have ¢ont¥iuèd to bè opèn t change ané this has enabled us lo aitract different caJlture8 who come into our building and have experienced acceptance and love. All ofour programs for the year are with the view of how tr) ènAeth, build, rnolivalè and encourage individua18' live8. en planning fr advitie8 for the year. we conslder p)11¢ benefit as paramot. In particular. we encourage ordinary people through our services in the week to live their faith. We have partnered with Restore Life Chat7ty Shop whith provides excellent seryice to Ihe community in providing good quality Glolhing. shoes and hous¢hold il¢ms al low price¥. Restor? Lrfe runs a food bank every Tuesday. 11 also runs a cafe where indNiduals in the communty can eome in for somethlng to eat at 8 very re8$on8ble price and $cYng people 8r& evgn all¢wed to eat fre¢ dependilg on their dr¢umstan¢e8. AchlevemenL Perfomianco and D•v•lopmont A$ a ministry, we have continued to progress in understanding of the Christian lrfe and experience of reathing our community. This has helped us In our role and place In the sodety. We belleve th* we a able to make a differen¢e in lh¢ lives of our community and w¢ have continuad lo produce insF4ring programs and develop activities that are helping to challenge and Imp8¢1 Ouf communty po$Otively. Having our own building has gwen us the opportunity lo be more open to running different actwitiès targ8ting the needs ol our communty. We 81 AJise an¢J Shine Christian Mini51ries P8$toral and Leadership Team, have continUSIY deepened the levels of Chrfstian experience and personal life of our members through teachings, prayer6 meeting lime8. rsonal studi•s. group gtudiès. sÈminars. workshop$ and 8 dèvotion811rf6.
Arfse and Shine Chrlsti8n Minustries (man¢61¢r) Fknancial St2teMents forth8 Year Ervjerf 30 Ap1 2024 Rwrt ofthe Tw$tee$ A8 a church. we delight in IraitNng individuals to idèntify thèlr role and place wiihln the Christendom and to rtsle8s8 them to practice their faith and gifting. Individuals in the church are given the chane• to develop Ihornselve5 by giving Ihem responsibiliti•s. Individuals are offered On&t0ne opportunitie8 of rnenlorship so that no one in the fellowshiplogs behind. We have withessed $le8dy growth becausè of constant en¢ourag8m8nt and •mpo4vering aclwities that members have re¢eNed from the church. There 1$ real lov8 in ourfellowship and this has been confinned by new rnembers and visitors who Come lo us and have experfgnced the welcome and the love that exsls wlhin the lellowship. As a result, the fellewship is Steadlly expernCIng grovAh bolh spiribjally and numerically. and inthvisJua18 a happy to invite Iheir famity members and friends to the thurth. We have however, seen lots ofmovemenl$ among our membership V+Yth families mwng out to other citie8 for Èconomic rèan$. To assist with th& bull ding at)d the equipping of our members, we have continued to imiite both local and inlemation31 speakefs who have substance to brfng to our community. This also Increases our r$ctive 8nd increases our world view outlook in life, espoaalty in undtsrstanding how other people from other ¢ountries live. We a$ o fellowship do en{¥9¢ oui members fttyn time to time lo mingle and attend other program8 and events outside of our local chLwch so thal they can have verse knowledge of vAt Is happenlng In other Pla$. Having our own building h8$ been a huge bk$sing lo our fellowship 8$ we havethe opportunity to run as many activttle$ as we possibty can, without inhibitions that ffj5u from renting. Our partnership th R8Store Ufè drItY hag been a good link lo the community. We have experienced many people coming to the churth a¢tivitles through both the charfty shop and the ¢af•. Attendance Since moving into our new building in 2013, we lost a great deal of people who were more eomfortable vthen we had aftemoon serviee than rnoming seNce. Howover, we have continued to experience slow trwjt steady growth wrfhln the year. We have continued to see mora famity mèmbèr8 ccffiè to visit thÈ ehurch 8nd some have made Adse and Shln? ChrisJan Ministr1 th¢ir home ¢hurch. We have seen more youlh and children coming to church with their famity thn the previous years. We have received more enquiries this year than other years because our doors ar8 now open 7 days a w•ak unlik• whèn w• re rentlng. We are re(Th6ring SI0Y from the ¢wJffiow of couple5 vtho left the church due to relocating to another aty be¢aui• ofjob $itu¥tions. At the same time, we have seen an incyease the nurnbers of single peOe that have joined the church. However. we have notlced a downward shlft In the number of our members who are working and are able to pay their tithes and give offerings in the church. Arise and shine Christian Ministries is sl'll blessed with a good mix of cukure that rnakes our congregation a good environment in whh lo worship. We benefit from the rich oJItU mix that exists in Gorton as a whole. We have around 19different cultures in our church, each culture bringing their uniquene¥s lo our1ellShlp. In ordor lo gnhance this mlx. we Celebrate cumural day events, promoting diver8ity in thtr ty, whtrn both the MP and th¢ lo1 Counalor attend. P¥Jo* ?
Ase and Shine Chri5tl8n Mlni5trie5 {Man¢hester) Finan¢l81 Statements k¢the Year Ended 30 Ap1 2024 Report ¢lthe Tru$t¢e$ MldJHMk meetings It is our alm to continue to invest in building Ihe lives of our members and YOne that comes into our buikling on a daity basis. Having our own buikling Ig a eSSIng and it is enabfing us to be open lo the community and in offering Ihèm 8Ctiwlies that empowers 8nd lId8 lrfè. We continue lo run our mid-week services day and evening nowwithout any reslri¢tion of availability of spa¢e and tims. Members and members of the public are 8Vraged to me and bÈnèfit Irem th• activiti•s. Wa have continued to cary out programs and activiti?5 SLKh as prayer meetings, bible study times, healing and éetiverance services, seminars, workshop6 to train members and anyone that 18 #ilerested in building their Chri8tian faith. Most of our meetings are run by members and also visiting guests or 8pe8kws who the Pa$lool and Leler$hip team feel w1 enrich people's lives. In these programs, we cover various issues that a relevant lo people's lives. Loc81 Mlsslon As a church, Ari and Shine Christlan Mlnistries h85 ¢Nilirwed to rexh out lo its comrnunty through various means". We organiséd ¢hlldren'8 days where Children in the church are encouraged lo invite thgir friends and larnily to see them perfom pl¥y$, dance¥ and songs which they have leamt over the Ime. The ¢hildren's day program8 wa8 aimed at combating childr8n bèing on the street and causing anJ-$o¢ig1 behaviour. The f#milies that are inwted on the Children'$ day are provided with snacks. drinks and entertainment at the end to enhance MM[InIty ¢ohesion. We organised a worship night event, whKh was a nlght of gosp¢lwor8hip. Members of the public wér• invitsd for the night event and afteards, light relShmentS were provided forthose who attended. We oponed the church community hal for a ccthmunity event where individuals came into Ihe church c(ynmunity hall lo discuss any pSSing needs they have and we tried V1he possible to assist them lo re$olve11. Outw¢h •ctivitie8 have continued lo be what we do often. We gave out loaffl•t lo member5 ofthe community. we pray for individu81s on the street who wwts us te pray for them, we discuss life issue5 With th050 who want us to engage in Ihat ¢. We organlsod Culture and Dfjversity évents where the MP, Counaloror Gcirton North aThJ South attended the programs. During thi8 èvent. members ofour churd) cornmunty prepared different types olfood from varityjs countrfè8, so that we could appr¢¢i•t¢ Ir1VIdUal culture Mix in our Gorton Community. It was a day we celebraled dlversity and culture lound both in our churth Community and in Gorti)n whore we are located. We SUp•d other churthes and or9anlsatlons In thè dly lo ueate a life ChgIng worship event. We have our monthly thanks-giving semce is an event that takes place every first Sund8y ofthe month. 11 is (¥)en to ow members and members ofthe publi¢. At this service we feed up 19 70 people wlh ¥ sealed cooked meal and drfnks. Thi$ is aimed al reducing isolation lor tho¥e who live alone. Wé eonttnuè to forge good relauonships oth¢r I1 ¢hur¢hes around Manchester and In particular wthln ¢bse proxlmity to our Church lo increase synergy and unlty in1he f8ith. We are proud to say that our Choir is vaslly used by other eJ)urehes in their programs and we are glad to be of hèlp. We have pathered with Restore Life charTty organization in supplyng them wlth volunt••r¥ 8nd hèlping to run the different activities il runs. such as the ch8rlty shop. caf• and the food bank. ASCM planted a new fellowslwp in Bury wn by one of our Pastors, his wife and the members who Iwe In or close lo Bury.
Arfse and Shin• Chitslian Mlntstrfes IMan¢he81grl Flnanclal StaternJnts forthe Year End•d 30 April 2024 Report of the Trustees Intsmational Mission Arise 8nd Shine Chiistian Ministries have continued to have links and connedion$ with other ASCM groups of chwches In Kenya, Zambia. Malawi, and Nigeria. We regularly v181t Ihest local ehurch•s in these ¢ountrie$ to train, teach and equip th8 saints over there. We also provide flnancial support a5 well 8$ prayer $upprt They benefit from the programs and leaching materia18 Ihat we lake over lo them when we visit them. We have continued lo assist these churches in othar ¢ourrtrie8 with P8slor81 and leadershlp training and encouragement so that they loo can provide the Pastoral care and leadership support that Ih¥ir member¥ requirè. WÈ also m81ntain regular contact with them thmugh tèlèphoniny them on a regular basls. We have also eA)ntinued lo have 8 strong link wlh a UK b8sed Womeft organizalion- Christi8n Women of Influence, which ministers in sorne of the areas and countries thai we ale involved with induding Uganda. We Fiave ow$lon8llyjoinÈd ft)r¢es wtth them in provithng food, ¢lolhing and basic necessttses of lrfe to the l¢xals in such aa$ as Ug?nd¥, Malawi. Nigeria. Kenya. Swth Affica. We have provided mi38ionary 8UPWJrt In tèm of fin¢18( 8$8istsn¢e and pryayer ¢over to those in our midst who are called lo missionary work. Page 4
Arf88 Shin• Chrtstlon Minist8 (Manche5teil Finanedal Statements for th8 Year Ended 30Apdl 2024 Report of tha TntIo9 Publlc Benefit Summary ASCM has continued to provKle benefit to the public In a nurnber of ways. As a charity, all of our o¢bwlles and programs are open lo cAJr mÈmbers and tho publi¢. Below are some of the 8pecffic a¢tivili08 and program$ we hold that b8t)8ffit tha putlie.. 1. A Place of Public wmhp.our doors are open to any person that wants to develop Iheir spiritual lrfe. to havo expression of the Christian faith. personal developmont, encrageMent, 8piritual counselSng and edi)kabon. There is much Tenovallon work being done In now bulldln9 al the presonl. w¢ hope to increast an our AeUvlti•s one• th• r•novatlon Ss com •t•d. 2. Bible Study Time$- We have a mid-week $èM¢è vthèrè we te¥h p0 th• blble In an environment of openness and love. Individuals are allowed lo ask questions and have Iheir questior* answered. and ¢ontribule their ido¥$ lo holp 0thor$. 3. Proviswjn of training and development-we have planned regular Seminars On topics such as marriage seminars, single$ $emIna, wuple $eminars, finandal $emlnars. We have organl$ed tralnlng prcgrams where people are taught lif6 skiN$ etc. We h8V8 organizod eMWem)enl ¢0[tnee8 to buikl and empower individuals to face life wÈth confid•nce. We hold our mon and women conference once a ye8r. These are targeted at buSlding the lives of people. 4. Life Sknlls- We have encouraged Individuals to leam #kills Such as how lo play drums keyboard, sing etc. 5. Provi8ion of Food- Once a month, our doorn ar• tsn whère we feed members and anyone that comes through T doors 0k¢d food and drfnk for dl thelr families. 6. Youlh GroUwe have a vibrant yOLrth grgup lCh organises youth programs for tha youth - the community. 7. Strèèt out$¢h- Every Saturday of the week, our oulrea¢h team go oul to minister lo people on the street by giving tham leaflet 8nd praying for people on the street. 8. Faith Clinic-This is a time were Indfvlduals. faith 18 built up, pecyle with different kinds of Issues are prayed for and encourag. 9. Prayer WArrior- This is a team that dedicates 2 hours weekly to pray forthè members ofASCM and the community around u8 for pgace and joy in the comnwjnity. 10. Powar HOU Our P¢Jwer Housè T•am prays forthè needs ofthe church and vthat is happening In our community. 11. Sunday school- Wè have Sunday school for adults and for children. These are times where P8ople Bre tsughl on loplcs that relats to dtflerenl aspect of their faith. 12. Food Bank-As menlion¢d b¢f¢re, our partnership wtth Restore Life Charity has b88n a graat blesslng lo ASCM. Wo hav& up 10 15 people from the community coming every Tuesday bettYe8n 3pm to 6pm. We have 1Ved more enquirfes sln¢¥ Tt$ in¢eptlon. 13. Charity Shop- Agaln. this haa bÈen a blessing 1¢ ASCM. We have had many cyportunitres to intsract wrfh many members ofthe community who come into the shop. 14. Reslowe Cafe- Just started but there is a good yospe¢l ef it growng 8nd serviung more people in the eommnity. Paatr 5
Artse and Shine Chri¥ti8n Miniltries IM•tKh•8t•Q Fin8nual sial*n6nts lor th& Year Endgd 30 Aprfl 2024 Report olthe Tfustees Overvi¢w AS Trustw ofArise and Shine Christian Ministries, we are exated about our new buldlng, although there is a great deal lo do tr) bring it up to scratch. we look forward to the prosp8¢ts it wll bring to the minisiry. However, wè aT¢ encouraged wlth the progress that we as a mlnisty hav8 been maklng and we are ¢ommNted to ensuring Ihat more is being done for the spiritU81 and personal development of both our members and that of the conmnunity. Statement We can report that. during the year 2023124, there h8ve been no 80ri0U8 in(xdents, or1088 ¢ffvnd8 that would pose a 8eriou8 risk to the Charity's beneficiarie8. re8ource8, or reputation. Declaratlon I d•clara that this18 a true report and in nry capa¢ity of Charity Trustee Chairperson l am authorlzed lo sign it on behalf of the Trustees. Name.. Mrs. InrK)cenlia ChInYe Ezeh Po8lUon.' Trusteè, Chairwoman Dale.. 28 Feb 2025
Arise 8nt1 sne Christian mlntstn.eg Imonchesierl Finan¢ial Ststom8nts forthe Year Ended 30 April 2024 Independent Ex?minerf$ Report I repcrft on the CountS for the Ar Ènd 30 April 2024 sel out on p¥ges 8 to 13. Respedve wsponslbilitEs of trustees and examinèr The charitys trustees are respon8ible for th? preparation of Ihe accounts. The charitys trusts•s eonsider that an audit 13 not required for this period (under Section 144{21 of the Charlies Act 2011 (the 2011 Actll and that an Independent ex8mination is required. It is my responsibility lo.. ÈX8minè thè accounts under Sect¥)n 145 ofthe 2011 Act to follow the procethre$18id down in Iht Gtmral Dirnctions given by the Charity com810n {under secon 14515)Ib) ofthe 2011 Act),- 8nd to stale whether paiticul8r m8ttèrs hav• eom• to my attention. Basis of the independent •xaminè¢s report My examSnation was carried out in a1rdance with ihe General Directions given by the Charity Comml88iun. An examination includes 8 review of the 8¢counting reeord$ kept by the d)8rfty and 8 Comparison ofth& accounts presented wilh those records.11 also includes conshleralion of any unusual items or disclosures in thè accounts, and seeklng explallonS from you as tsusle95 concerning any such mattgrs. Th¢ pro¢Ur¥S undortokgn do not provide all the evidence Ihat would be required in an audit, and consequendy no opinion is gwen as to whether the accounts present a Yrue and fair view, and Ihe report is limited lo those rnatters set out in the statements below. Independent examine$ statement In C4)nnection Mth my examination, no matter has com& to my att•ntion'. (1) which gives m¢ reasonable ¢au¥¢ lo believe that, in any material respect. the requirements lo keep a¢counting records in accordance wlh Section 130 of the 2011 Act.. and to prepare accounts which accord with Ihe accounting records and lo comply wth the accounting requirements of the 2011 Aet Havè not bo•n mèt, or 121 To whi¢h, in my opinion. attontion should be drawn in order lo enable a proper und•tstanding of th• accounts to be reached. Gary A HaNis GAH8rris&CoLtd Chartèred Ae¢ounl8nts & Règlstèrad Audit¢r8 Brulimar House Jubilee Road Middleton M8nch6Star M242LX Dale..
Arf¥& 8thd Shlno ¢hrfSan Minlstrfè8 (IAaTh¢he8t¢r) Statom•nt Of Flnan¢lal Aetlvmes Fy thoypaY•ndtd 30th Aprfl 2024 2024 Unrestretèd Funds 2023 Unrestr(d Funds INCOMING ResouRCES Incomirtg lrnm generated fundJ Volunf•ry inwme Intsrest rÉcéSvatle 88.751 425 82.704 Total Incomlng resourcqs 89.176 82.704 RESOURCES EXPENDED 0lherL8ritablo adiviti•8 SupJ>)t c>)sl Govemanvj c¢sts 18.54(y 42,488 2,422 2.331 40,552 Totsl rqsourcqs •xp•n•d 43.848 NET INCOMING RESOUR¢es 25,726 3B,856 Funth broughtforArd from pt•vlous p•rfod 388,167 3S0,311 TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD 414.893 389,167 CONTINUWG OPERATIONS l incomirrfj resou arnj resourc&%eXp&ed ad8e from continuing acvltie% The rK)tes form part ofthasefinaw* #atemonts Page 8
and Shin• Chrf8tlan Miniitriès IManche•torl Bthn¢• $h•¢t For tho ar•n 30th Aprfl 2024 2024 Unrestricted funds 2023 Unrestricted fund$ Note FIXED ASSETS Tangible ass8ts 235,951 224,480 CURRENT ASSETS Cash at bank other debtc MMRC debtor 149.186 18.000 15,845 139,921 T15 30,992 10 CREDITORS thInt$ falling du8 within one year 4,089 8.981 CURRENT UABILMES 178,942 164,707 TOTAL ASSETS LESS CURRENT LElLrEs 414.893 389.167 CREDITORS Arncunts falling due aft•r one aT NET ASSETS 4.89 FUNDS UThre$trided funds 414,893 389.167 TOTAL FUNDS 414,893 389,167 The finanaal staternents wero approved by the Board ef Trustee$ on 22102r2025 and wer¥ Signed en rts tehaff by.. ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD: Tnjstee The noles fom part ol th¢8e finanrA4 8tstsTrnts
Arf60 and Shln• Chri•tin Mlnl•trl&s IManGho%tgrt Not08 to th• FlnanGlal Statemonl• Forth• y••r èndèd 30th Aprll 2024 ACCOUNTr4G POUCIES AcGounVng ¢onv•niion The finanaoal statements have been ppared underihe hi3(1 cost ¢on¥enlion 8nd In #¢¢ordanr 1th thè statement ¢1 ietomrnéndéd prathf'. AttnIng and R•porbng Iky ¢thoritlo$ yÉparfng thelr aco)unts in accordance vilh the Finondal Reporting Standard applIcae in tho UK ar Republl¢of Ir¢lan¢J IFRS 1021 is8d on 16 July 2014 and Ih¢ charittes Act 2011 Flnanclal réportfjng stsndard numbor I Exempbon has been taken frLwn Preping a cash flowst¥leMont on th¢ groundsthal Ihe tharity quollfie¥ as $M81 th8rity. In¢omlDg resouTCB# l in(x)mlng reS0wr are induded on Ihe Statem8nl of FlnanLaal Acbvitios vth8n the chgvty i¥ legalty ertTUed to the cOme and the amount can be quanlrfed 7th rEasawable a¢tsJra¢y. Rèlaur8 éxpèndèd Expenditure 18 8tt0unted for on an accruals basis and has been dassifEd under the hgadlrtgs Ihat aggregale all costs rdated lo Ihe calegory. Where c051s Cn01 be (tsredyatlribuied lo paclar headin9s they h3ve beèn alk)cai&d to achve8 on a ba&s tonsiStentth th8 use ol resourrs. T¥nglblg ffxfrd 3ss0ts t)epree4abon 1$ mided èl the follovAffj rates in orderto 1 off ear asset over its estimated useful Flxture¥ and fiwngs Moiorvehide$ - 20% redudng ban - 20% reduung balan Taxation Th2 charky is exempt froffl tax on tt9 CharStab aebMtie¥ Fund 4¢¢vuntlng Unrèslrittred fd$ ¢gn be used irb aCCordar *lth the tharilable Dbleclfves at the discretion of the tnA8iees. Restricted furyjs can onty be used forparfcJJlarrestrided pwp088s wthin the tsble¢48 OIIIR tharfty. Restriction ari8e8 wthen specthed by th& donor rx %then fiJnd$ are rntsed f¢f paTtioJlarre5trided purposes. Further explanation of tho nature and purpos¢ of eath ead) fund 1$ Induded in INe notes10 IhB finanual si•t•Jnents. VCLUNTARY INCOME 2024 2023 Tithes & Offerfrs rft Aid 72,906 15,845 67,256 15,448 CHARITABLE ACTWMES COSTS Dlrecj costs Goveman¢8 Support costs 18•e noto S) 2024 Total costs 2024 2024 2024 Oiher chath8ble aCtitieS Support co Gtsvemance c¥)sl 18,540 18•0 42.488 2,422 63,450 42,488 2,422 2422 18,540 42,488 Pag8 10
Arfsè and Shln8 Chrfstlan Mlnlsthos Imanchostor) Notss to thp Fln4n¢lal ¥tatgm8nts- contlnu•d. Forth• yoar onded 3¢)th Aprll 2024 SUPPORT COSTS Marwement Flnance TOtS Swport cost 4?.488 42 468 42,488 42,488 QQVERNANCE COSTS 2024 2023 ACCOUran Legal anLI wol#$lGmal 550 415 1.942 2.422 TRV$IEES EXPEN$E$ TherewEre no TTu$tees' e¥penses pahl forthe year30th Aprfl 2024 TA1401BLE FixeD AsseTS Lan¢ & bU11fty$ Fixture$ & fiilirtus Motor Vthides Total COST At 1st May 2023 AddlUon5 DIspo8als At 301hApnl 2024 216,0(M) 7.oeo 18.890 7.128 5,4rx) 242,2 14,208 225,080 5.400 256.504 DEPRECIAMON At 1st May 2023 t)ew SO asset Charge fty the yeai At 30th Aprd 2024 3.188 17,530 2.27$ ,923 442 2717 NET BOOK VALUE At 30thApril 2024 225,080 9,101 236.961 At 1st May 2023 216.000 2212 224 CREDrroRS.. FNUING DUE WITrNN 014E YEAR 2024 2023 HMRC PAYE Pensiot) Tde credttors 2,743 55 1.291 2,4 4.486 Pw11
AJi$è and Shln• Christian Mlnl8trigs {M#nehestèr) Notes to the Financlal Statements- Gontinued For tho yoarended 30th Aprll 2024 MOVEMeNT IN FUNDS A8at 0110512023 Net movement In fund$ A$8t 30104r2024 Unrestricted funds Gén8ral fvnd 389.167 25.726 414.893 TOTAL FUNDS 389,167 25,726 414,893 Net movement In ftmds, included In the above are as fc41ows: Inctsming resources Re8our¢es expended Movemenl in funds Unrestrfctsd ld$ General furKI 89,176 63.450 25.72e TOTAL FUNDS 89,176 63.450 25,726 10 GIFT AID Apr-24 15,845 Page 12
Arlse and Shlno Chrfstlan Ministriès {Manche8ter) Detail Stst6m8nt of Flnanclal Actlvltlos For the yeav ended 30th Aprll 2024 2024 2023 INCOMING RESOURCES Voluntary InGom¢ Tlthes & offerings Interest receivable 88,751 425 2.704 Total Incoming r•sourc•s 89.176 82,704 RESOURCES EXPENDED Charltable actlvltles Honorarium Evangilism & Missionary Weffare donation5 680 1,651 15,581 2,184 18,540 2,331 Governance Costs Accountancy Legal & profeSSk)nal fees 550 415 965 1,942 2N22 Support costs Printing & slaionery Employment Costs Pensions 891 24,533 228 437 27,802 435 É li Premises costs General expenses Subscriptions Insurance Repairs Depreciolion Phone Motor & travel expenses Interest payable 3,928 614 212 2,428 3.378 2.717 2,505 1,010 2,314 95 222 2,165 1,286 1,615 1.959 1,282 40,552 42A88 Total reUrceS expended 63,450 43,848 Not Income 2S,726 38,856 Page 13