R•gist•red number. tM043770
Charfty numb•r.' 1147984
GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
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TRUSTEES. REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024

GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
A Company Llmlt•d by GuarnDt•o)
Reference and Admlnlslrallve Detalls of th• Company. Its Tru5t••s and AdvSs•rs
Tru¥t¢es' Rgport
2-10
Ind•p•nd•nt Audltors. Report on the FIna￿thI 8t•tom8nts
11-14
ststem•nt of FlnanGlal Actlvltl•s
15
Balanu Sh•et
16-17
Stal•m¢nt of Cash Flows
18
Noles ¢0 thg Flnancl•l Stst•mènts
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
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REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE DETAILS OF THE COMPANY, ITS TRUSTEES AND ADVISERS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2024
TTUSt••s
Alfred Bigllw (app￿ted 11 Jum 2024)
Guy Path Ireswjned 19 Mwch 2024)
MarK)n Lugard
Mark Raynw {app)inted 17 Septenknr 2024)
Company r•ght•r•d
number
08043770
Ch¥lty r•gl¥l¢r•d
nuM￿r
1147984
R•gl•t•T•d offlc•
The Hub
Church Lan•
Chalk￿1 St Peter
SL9 9RF
Ind•p•nd•nt *udltor¥ Shaw (knltt) Lknknl
ststuiory AuthtorB
Woy thrt Wgsl
Unlon Roa(1
Famham
Surrey
GU9 7PT
Bank•rs
250 Bi8
Soll¢ltovs
134 E¢knund Streot
Birmingham
B3 2ES
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
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TRUSTEES. REPORT
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
The Trustees. vtho are Etders of the Church. larKI ¥e also directors of the chafity for the puwes of Ihe
Companies Act) present their annL￿1 repryt together wrth the audited financial statements of Gold Hill Baptist
Church I'lhe Conwnfl for the year ended 31 March 2024. The Trustees confirm that the Amual report and
financial slaiements of the Conyny eompty with Ihe cwrent slatulw requ1￿MentS, the requirements of the
Compan￿5 governmg document al￿ the provisions of the FRS102 Statement of Reconwnendgd Practice
(SORPI 'AccountiNJ and Reporting by Charities-. dlectrrfe 1 Januw 2015.
Structure, governanc•. and manag•m•nt
a. Consltutlon
The ¢onw￿Y is reg￿tered as a thwitable l*mited by gugrontee ¥￿th Corroany registration number
8043770 and was set up by a ￿4eM￿arthm of AsSLKIath￿ on 20 Apra 2012. The c(Knpany is a regislored
Charity number 1147984.
The principal objects of the corr4)any are:
The advanwnent of the Chrithn failh a(tc*dTh3 lo the principles 8<*d practices of the Baptist
denc¥nir)ation.
Olher charitsble purposes in Ihe United Kiryjw (thgr pats of the
There have bèen no changes in thè cbiectpth since the last annual report.
Mlsslon of ¢h• church . aim5 and obiectlves
Gold Hill seeks lo futythvded disc*s of Jesus. We do this Ilwwgh upholding the f0lknw1￿ values:
Bible Salurated
Refianl on the Holy Spirit
Expectsnt r* Prayer
People Focused
c. Publlc Benofit
In planning the athities for the ￿ar. the Irustees have considered the Charity Commissron's widance on public
benefrt and. in particular, the specific guidance on Charilies for the advancement of religion. The charity seeks to
serve the to¢al eonynunity in wh￿h il is situ*ed as well as engagirYJ in natIc￿￿ and international ministry.
In accordance wrth the require￿ntS of the Charths IA¢¢wnts Reports) Regulalions 2008, the Trustees
confmi they have ccryI￿d thith that duty.
d. Ofganlsatlonal structhr•; d•¢Sslon maklng: Inductlon and tralnlng of truste•s
As at 31 Maich 2024 the Church h•1 circa 331 full Church memb8r5 on its records, circa 60 adthtyonal regular
attenders. {with a further circa 255 mainlwning asxK1at￿Jn V•ith Gold Hffl as Fr*ndsl. The members are invited
lo meet low limes a year at a Church Meeting to revw the actmt￿s of tho Church and make key decisions on
strategy and fmanee, presented by the Etdeys. as wel as •proving key appointments. There is an ele¢led
Church Council, representin9 a ￿de range of mini8tfies and aclrvrties. whth consists of the elecled Eldern and
elected Deacons and fvrther elected Church representatives. The Church Couneil meets lour limes a year lo
ConS￿er new initiatives and plans preserthl by the Elders wv)r to Presentat￿ to the Church Meeting.
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TRiISTEES' REPORT (CONTINUED)
FOR THE YEAR eNDeD 31 AIARCH 2024
•. Dlr•¢tors; Tnwlw•; Eld•r• & Trolnkng
The Company has a number of Ehjers who are aLs0 Dired￿$ aThJ Charity Trustees of the Company. Those
have hehj thi$ FAisitiM durfrKJ the ended 31 Marth 2024 and as at thè date of this report lunle8s olheThvi5e
slated). w&r& as follows:
Rev Stephen WaN(er-Willlams
Alfrod Blehler {apwnted 11 June 2W24)
Antonia Casllg
Marion Lugard
Guy Parkin Iresp3ned 19 Marth 2024)
Mark Rayner laFwinlal 17 Sep*mber 2024)
The Companys conslilulon specffies that Ma1￿ of DireGtrys cha￿tY Trusteès musl b? noTrsal8ri8d
members of the Church. There are a Mmber of olher pe#J emplosw of tho Churth who are also Eklers of the
Church. Those who have hekl this positK)n thrh¥J the ￿ar ended 31 Mwch 2024 and as at the date of thls
report (ot￿r than a$ stat8d). w8re as
Dave Criddl8 (resigned IM 3 Juty 2023)
Joyce Gledhlll (resigned 19 Mwch 2024)
Jennffer Ollph￿l
James Slmmons
The Elders are approved by the ch￿th Coundl and elected by a ballot of the Church members. To be
appointed tlw have to achieve Seven￿￿ve percent ol the votes cast in ￿ balloL All appointees will akeady
have been Inlegrated into the Ife of ￿ Churth. before Lw Mnin*d and they receive on th8 job luilion by
attendiThJ Ehyers. Meetiigs. They also provided ￿1th maigrial on responsbllbtlas produced by the
Charity Commisslon and the Baptlsl Unitj) of Gre￿ Brita¥).
f. Volunt•Orn
The mlnlsty of the Church reK9s very h8o￿Y the th of vdunteets. tha ￿ar, we emplo>*d up to 7
full tlme equvalent staff. some are fijll time aThJ othels part timo. Ho**ver. wo ostimate that there are over 2(M)
volunteers invow In tho varfcyts MIr￿the$ of Iho Chwth thludiTrJ Leadership. Chilthon arKI Youth Work.
CoMmun￿Y Famity Work. Finance and PAlminislraknn. Pastoral Cwe, Sunday Ministy and Members in
Mission.
g. Rlsk m•n8g•m•nt
The Trustees have assessed Ihe rna1￿ risks kn t*lw* tOn￿Y is eXr￿d. in partsculor Ihose rel81od to lh&
operations arhy fiTh8n￿8 of the company aTrJ are $8knsfi8d those $￿emS and prcthdures are kn ￿8c@ to MI￿gate
our exposure lo the ftwr rfsks.
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Objectlves and Actlvlties
The principal objectives. aims and mission of the church are detaded D8tai15 of our current aclivities can
be found on our website al Whw.gddh￿.arg.
A¢tiMt*s undertaken during the >*ar to ¥Cl¥e￿ our otiedr4ps I￿￿le..
. Sunday Worshlp
During the ye¥. held our Sunday mcffitTr3 sep4Kes at 8.4￿ arKI lo.30￿￿ in the main Hub buildiw. Our
yQLth group continued to hokl th*"r ser¥ices each S￿idaY eveMvJ.
b. Onllne Prns•nc•
Goll HIN publithes a Twebsite that no4V has mud) eXTr￿ded lunclKJnality and usablty. 11 makes us more effective
in our efforts to ¢ommuntste who we are lo c￿r community and enables space for u$ to produce and promote
resources and materi4 to he￿ wple faith and re&h olhets. We contiiue to use S(￿￿1 medta and are
seeking to develop this by iryilementiry a team, 18d by￿lUnteerS. to create contenl and interact onlwie.
c. Ufe Group Mlnlstry
Our Life Group ministy seeks to be the main Vray past￿￿ Ca￿ arKI discweshp is ￿ed oul in the chui¢h.
They continue wth the ¢tear vists)n Ihal pgople in smaller groups Wt￿￿￿'share Lrfe. Share Jesus,. At the heart of
this. it is an about havirrfJ deep, honest arKI xcour￿*1Q ralattonship5 wih olher people, growing in our
disapl8ship finding ways lo share the ￿$sage d Jesus with others. There are group5 meeting within
Chawont St Peter. as well as gr0￿S meetwvj acros5 Ihe wider locality, refl8cling the geographical makeup of our
church family. Our Life Group leaders continue lo do a brilliant pb at supporting their groups and providing
leadership.
d. Short Terni Nlsslon Evènts
During the year to 31 March 2024. Ihe Church has SUFWted several ShO￿terM mission wiitiatives.
o. Local Mlsslon In the communlty
The Church has continued lo hav¢ another successful serving the ￿￿M￿nity in addition lo Several local
courses community in*i"alNe$. $￿e of these inrtotAes we H) the Hub building and others al5wh￿re in th8
¢ommunty.
04 year olds: Toddler Praise has continued tQ p¥ents. carers and ther Pr￿Ch￿l children into
the Hub on 8 Frxlay moming., with Child atteTrJance arouTrd per session. The Hub also ha$ aded a$
the location for local Hgallh VisitoTS and w-mwns adw¢e clinKs.
7-11 year olds: Hub n*3ht (previously kno4¥n as ￿r￿Je Plus). 7-118 Frthy e*ning Chibaren's ChJb engages
with the local community and has a Child attenda1￿0 rarvjiry from 3040.
Youlh: During the ye￿. Ihe Church ¢ontinLEd our partnership CSP Yovlh Centre. which we support on
beham of the communty. by prowdw scrfne voktnteers. Over the cominp year we hope lo ￿neW and
strengthen our partnership the Ycxrth Ckn.
Adulls:
The opwluThlylo enhance the reach Ihat we to have #i the communty through offering an arts
and crafts facilty called'UnKiue Like Yw. cyerates frcrfn the Pkrb bulkji￿.
Gold Hill has devebjped a Senws, Day. aThJ this attracts over 40 senior people each week every
Wednesday. It has had a real impact ￿ the ccrfnmunty partie￿arlY as this area of work has baen
idenlif*d by the County Council they we ncl able to resource it.
The Church has conl¥iued a strcry partrwshp G¢4d Hill Home Cere which Provid￿ dom￿111ary
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care across the wea. As part of Ihe partnwthip. Gokl Him HO￿ Care have offi¢e Spate at the Hub.
The Hub continues to host a Ukraine calé- welc(MM9 Lfftraine guest$ slaying in the localty vAth a place
ol Connect￿n. and thereby helping lo identfy their needs- with 5crne being mel on site. $u¢h a$
weekty language lessons. and ￿ti￿$10￿ ol ck)thiYJ and other artths required. This ministry al the Hub
ha$ ￿en recognised as a centre of bcal resportse to the Ukraiiian conflict.
Careers Springboard is a Charity that SUPPOrts people in career transition ¥idvding gTaduales. On
Fridays fac&ls>f*e meetings are hehj in tr* Foyer at the Hub. These meetings are18d by members of
Gold Hill and are open to anyone ￿ Ihe community. They pyovide networking opportunities as well as
giving attendees the than¢e lo share theiT (y*n experiènees. Aitendees receive advice on various topics
including CV rewews, Lnkedln, Ne￿O￿"r8. Jc& ApplratK)ns and InleNiew PraciKe.
The Hub has al$0 been used lo support con¥nunfty heallh in a wiety of ways.. tr#)sting the annual Flu Clinic.
enab￿ng the local Primary Care Nets¥ork to meet for both ptsnning antj Iraining. and acling as a base for
communily Heallh Visitors lo host indivKlual meetmgs wrth parents children and run ea￿ years parenting
courses. A mentsl heatthhdb5eing groLP was atso run at ts Hub ¢)ver a perK*J of 12￿Weeks. aNI a range of
activities promotiThJ physical fftness aso provKSed siwiNxl. Local schoo15 have held both Christmas and ful
school assembles m the main audrt0ri￿I.
The opening of the Hub buihJir¥J enabled a dedicated space to be allctated lo our Foocknank 0￿rat￿)n.
Partnering w((h the Trussell Trust F￿dbank in Chesham. we b¢Xh re¢eive donatiorbS. and on average
delNer food pwce15 to around 10 homes ￿ the vllage per week. wilh demaTrJ continuing to grow. The People's
Pantry. a Pl￿ where people Can come ehcose fresh or exira prCrfI￿ts for themselves opened in October
2023 is open thre8 days a week to people frcrfn the comrwnity.
In February over 2,000 people came through The Namia Expeiionce at Ihe Hub {many t*iNJ Gospel tracts and
having Jesus Conversations with people).
The Church is a key plaJEr in the tw main kxal ¢<xMiuttty ever￿ the year.. the sunyner festival on &)Id Hill
Common {ChaWont Sl Peter Feast Day) and provKl8s a team of vc4Lmleer workers for the sel-w). runnin9 and
se14vNn of the facilities.. also for Village Fun N*Jh( held in the village centre on the first Friday of December. for
which the Church opens the doors of its cafe for tea. coffee aThJ mince pies. and has a W$1b￿ presen¢e wrth a
stal to interxt wthh and ertourage the loe4 ci)ffmunity.
f. Chlldr•n and Young p￿pIe
Our inve$tn*nt in the thiklren and ￿th of our Church and Surf￿ndIng conYnun¢ly is extrem8ly Irnp￿tant. Our
Children's and Famikes Minister Shona Hunler-SiThJh continues lo have a hugety kx)sitive impact on the children
in Ihe church and community seein9 gr(h¥th vAhin midthweek groups. Our Children's arvj Youth Work ministries
eonlinues lo be supported ond resourced in th& main by ￿lunteers. Our volunleers, anazmig dedication is much
appre¢ialed by parents. carets a)d the WKJer Church famty at)d cunmunty.
During the year. we continued to see parents, appTeciatKJn of the various 3ctiirities provkled for children and
young people. The children Mntinued invtsfj Iher frtends to m￿J￿￿k activitie5. We have COntin￿d to care for
and le￿h over 100 chIld￿n each Sunday and our mi&v4eek chikyren's ￿b. Hub N￿h1, rexhes out to the Ic¢al
community and ha5 seen signifKant incTe8ses i) aller￿￿e. In addition. our schc4)L4 work has developed
particularty at Robertswood School and St Joseph's School.
g. Young Adults
In July 2023. the Young Ad￿. minislry was relauncl￿d w*h a s(Kial event vthich brought together the
community of 18-30 year olds. The group comwise5 Univers￿ students. young adulls on"gap' years. gTaduales
and those living and working localty. DLtTin9 ternTrtune there are Tegularly 20 in attendance bul duriro the past
year. 3540 drfferenl indivKluals have attended events. Tho key objectives for thi5 rninistry are lo build community
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and grow fulty devoted disciples of Jesus. Since Septwnber 23. the sft)ung aduits ha* met fortn￿htIY to share a
meal and study the Bitle together. There ha5 also been a prowaffwne of monlhty social xtivitie$ and Sunday
lunches or barbecues. The ministry aThJ xtiviéigs are pro1￿ted extensivety on social media plattomis which are
managed by the yomg adLdts themselves. This is an effeciive vay to encoLW8 local young adutts to becorne
part of the community. The ministy is 0￿seen by volunteers who seek to mentor and coach the young adutt$
and is supported by others from within the ChLrth lamity have hosted events in their homes or supported
the delNery of bp3ger events like the Chrrstmas F8sti¥8 Fiesta. For Ihose preparirwj for unNersity. a session is
held in the early autumn to help the new students as Ilw ￿Ve h￿e and includes infomiation and advi￿ from
other more seasoned students. We strive to iemain con1￿¢¢ed wilh the slvdents INiThJ away en¢ourage
them to reryconnect with us vthen hcme duriw the hcAthys. To enable this to happ8n this ministry runs
throughout the year.
h. Over 50.5
James Simmons oversees our lrfe stage ministy aThl links in with the Seniors, Ministry. coordinated by a Church
volunteer. This group ains in wlKular to wovwje a of a￿1 semces particulady aimed at the
Sen*)rs' lover 80$) age group.
l. Pastoral Care
Theie are many ways Pastor81 Care takes th at Gokl Hll. Much pasloTal care is earned OLrt quite
unconsciously as members watch out for another and as they meet wthin the variou5 small group5
embodied in Chwch lrfe. The Core Pastoral Te￿. overseen by Stephen Walker-willians, lakes overarching
responsibil￿Y for ensuring thal specificjmore ￿npleX pastcd nèeds in the fellrM8hip are identbftgd an¢J m81. In
addiiion lo supporting small group leadws in the pioM$H)n of care. the Team PriOTiti%es support for the eldety,
th& housebound. those hospitalbsed. those in re￿I10nsh1PS and those bereaved.
As referred to atr4)ve, Gold Hill also links to the Banks in Chesham & Amersham that disth.bute fo(yJ lo
those who are in need. and this has been an importwl area of M￿lstry to many during the pwiods of'lockdown,.
To this end we provide food vouchers to any who call into the church offKe and eèn prove their level of rbeed. In
addrtion. Gold Him has beèn a deh"¥èry poMIl for the Fc•)d Bank lo our very ￿?1 ¢(￿nity and dropoff point for
donotions.
. Prayer
Pray8r is a vital part of Gold Hill Baptist Church, ￿ all members are en￿uraged lo have thelr uwn personal
prayer lrfe, but this is supported by the offer of prayer mini51ry at all ow Sunday serV￿e$. There is an organized
prayer chain for particul¥ ngeds. and the Ebjers we wrwniited to prny for each member of the church within the
year. There is a dedicated prayer room li the Hth) buikh'ng. wh￿h may be botsked by Ihe for either individual
or group use. Church prnyer and fasting days take place each mcfflth, typioly wth a different Ihemeffocus on
each occasion. Gold Hill have linked together wth severnl other ￿al ChLbrches in our atea lo hold 24-hour
prayer sessions for our communities,. kjcal issues aNI matters affecting the wider Worfd.
Both 2023 *KI 2024 saw exh year SW by selbry asKle January a month of prayw. During janu￿ 2024.
we en¢oLwaged everyone to pray e&h day, irKludry a day offasling once per v￿ek.
k. Dl8clpl•shlp
During this year. ￿ has continued to plan a 'Discpleship Pathwa￿ at Gold Hll. This is an
attempt lo create a cleady defined slnxlure so Ihal every peTson who connects with c￿r church can be
empowere(l and enabled lo l&ke steps foNMrd in fath with Jesus. It includes a mixiure of resources and guides,
as well as painting a picture for peop￿ ol %that maturity in faf(h looks like.
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L Global IAi$sk)n
The Cross-cullural Team provides financial. prayer other Pr￿1Th1 support to overseas workers. These
partners have been f(vmlly sdected ￿ are. in most cases. professionalty trained and qualrfRd for Ihwr
vocations. Their aSs￿nmentS are foThnalty assessed approved by Ihe Cross£ultural Team. Their purpose is
lo eslabli$h and build the Church in various loeatKJn$ ￿Und the Ynld.. this can be by bible tianslation.
evangelism, providing support sorvKes, drug reh￿ilitation, support miristrie5 among the poor and training. They
are supp¢￿ed financialty al drflerenl levels acc￿ to a slandaril set of princples that is applied consistentty.
such as as5essin9 their needs {depefident cffl kKal￿)n. famity and working requirements), other means of
support and income and the Chur¢h'$ abi&ty to fuThJ them. Duiin9 the year there were 10 llidiviL*Jals or ccrtjples.
who le￿ived financial support or 22 irMliV￿UaIS rf you inckxle children of partners.
. Local Church Partnetshlps
Gold Hill 8apti51 Church continues to maintwn knks with and provides advice. speakers and sUPPOrt to local
Churches. There is a groww demand for and ¢oncem for partnerin9 With many othèr ktal Churches. and links
with these wll be further examined 8nd developed thring the coming year. Regular meetings are held with
leaders of other l¢xal Churches in South Bucks. with the ayn of W￿Ing together lo leach the region wrth t
Gospel and see the church renewed. A smaller grrMJp of 8apti5t Churches have recently launched the South
Budts Nefvth with these aims. Swhen Waker-wikns has Str*eg￿ ovtrsiym of this netwtrk.
n. Gold Hlll Care
The Church has a very ¢bse a$s￿lat￿￿ with Gold Hill Care. wh￿h was esta)lished as a separate organtsalK)n
by a previous membef of the Church, prov*Jing ¢Jw)Kiliary care for mainty eldwty people wrtP¥n our ￿m￿rnIty.
The Church continues to have a close wothing relat￿Ship with Gcld HNII Care.
o. Grant5
Granls are made by Ihg Church to Lw)th UK arvj intsmatK￿al mi55¥￿$ to further their work and in accordance
with the mission c&ieclive$ of the Church.
Achlevements and perfomiance
Achievements and performarKe have to be assessed in terms of people reached w￿h the Gco)d News of Jesus.
restored IhrLxJgh prayer and attepting Jesus and released to live fulty for God resulling in Iwe8 being
tr8nsfom)ed. From the activities oullined above rt ss ev￿￿1 that a Significant number of people in our communty
are being impacted by the work of the Chureh. both thrcANJh regular weekly events, arvj through One￿ evenl$
such a5 the Narnia Experience. InCre￿ngly. the framewo￿ of hu•V the 'losl aR being reached.. the 'saved aro
being matured and mutt1p1￿￿ and 'most Vul￿r*[e in our ¢ommunity being ministered to in Jesus. name. is
becoming Ihe'perfomwnce. review strudure wilhin Eklership and leadership meetings.
Plans for future perlods
Gold H￿1 Baptist Church was e$tsblished in Chatknt Sl. Peter in 1774. and 2024 Ma￿ts the 250 year annwersary
of the Church. A number of special events planned throughout the year. including". a community celebrat￿n
in JLtne 2024, 8 Sunday celebralion in Sek%ember fof the church family, a Sunday celebration marking the
involvement in Glrtjal Mission that the church has had and the brirwJirKJ tcseth8r of tt)e history of the ¢hur¢h in
the fomi of a bcKJk.
In order to further enhance our *Yffk V•ith ¢hiklren the Church is seekiNJ to appoinl a dedicated Chiksren's
Worker.
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As detailed below. the Church ha5 aLso been #eekwu during thi5 year to acquire a property to be used as
Manse both for currenl and future pastors. A suitable propety has w been ￿￿entsfied and the purchase
completed on 16th August 2024.
Flnancej proporty matters and rlsk Mar￿gement
. Flnanclal revlew
FinarKial income is derm￿ from voluntary doTh*ions arKI re9￿1 giviw by the eongregation. mainty via the Gold
Hill Church Trust. During the year under rn¥1￿. donatK)ns to th8 General Fund was £466,973 (2023.. £464.7521.
A significant proporti￿) of the Church's incm is by way ol donat￿ts to christi￿ mission and reliel
groups. moslty overseas or through their e¢¥nmissioniNJ organisath)n$. The other main areas of expeThJiture for
the Church is that of staff costs and Hub running costs.
The Gen8ral Fund linduding expenditure of £86.574 on Global miswnl reported o surp￿5 of £10,731 in the
year12023: £7,204 surplus), and we thank Gcd for his provisM)n.
General Fwd cash balances •pilable at lh8 yaaT-end IdaHed £65.627 thh equates to circa. 1.4 months
General Fund expenditu￿. Whilst this is curfenlly bel￿ the t&gel reserve policy of 3 months. we have
experienced som improvement slice year end. arnl IAe wouk1 anticw further #nprovements as tho loan
lo the Breadhouse 18 repahl by instalments over the CO￿llng yews.
The total cost ol buikling the Hub wa5 c. £9.45m. Donaknns to the Hub Heart HOTh propct for the financial year
lolalled £461,62412023: £213,031) wlmch has facihlaled Ihe repayment ol loans on this proiecl which al year-
end stood at just £1,458,711 12023". £1,848,136).11 is to fepay this btyrtyvir#J well before th& expiry ol the
BU Loan facilty in 2036.
During the year an appe4 was launc1￿ to r•se funds to fx&tate the purchase of a Manse. Donations to the
Mans8 Fund lotslled £304.892 in the year 12023.. £20,750}. pkjs an interest free h)an from a member of
£100,000.
As there are no speeific invesln*nt power$. ¢ash reserves ￿ kept in interest be*NJ 35 day or 90 day
notice bank accounts, or nstanl access bank accounts.
b. Golng concern
After making approwate enquiries, the truslees have a reasonable expeCta￿n that the corroany ha5 adequate
resour￿5 to continue in operational existerKe for the foreseeable future. For this rea50n. they ￿ntInUe to adopt
the going concem basis in preparing the financial staletrnnls. Further details regarding the aikJplKJn of the goir¥J
concern basis can be found in the Acc￿n￿￿ pol￿16$.
¢. Hub Bullding Profv¢t •nd other proptrrty m•ll•rs
Gokl Hill signed a Build aThJ Design ￿ntract with Jar¥is Conlracling Liniled and buihyiw work l¢kn place dun
2020r21. The new buitding, which is called the'Hub" was completed and handed over lo Gold Hill fft September
2021. The agreed conlraci price for the buihjing amounted to £6,450.000 with an additional sum of £439,345 10
cover professiona fees, aLMlio Visual and fil cost$. Gold Hill were notrf￿d that JaNis contracting Limited had
entered into AdmiN$tral￿ on 28 Febru￿ 2Q23. Profess￿nal advice is beirwj sought conceming the treatment
of the retenlh)n funds that we held by Gokl Hill, arKI on eArtstandr￿ remedial is$￿$.
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA Company Limlled by Gu•rantee
TRUSTEES. REPORT ICONTINVED)
FOR THE YEAR eNDED 31 MARCH 2024
In December 2021. the Baptist Untin agreed lo granl a k)an lo the Church and lo Con$olidate all the outstanding
loans that il had into one new loan lolalh'ng £1.611,$02 {ba￿nCe al 31 March 2024.. £1,171.711) whKh is
repayable over 15 yeers. In addrt￿, there we a nurts of from members (balance at 31 March 2024..
£387.0001-
As referred to above. during the )Ear an weal was laun&*ed to raise funds lo facililate thè purchase of a
Manse. A su￿8b]e property has nNI been identified arKI the pwchase completed on 16th August 2024. An
addiiional loan fxilty from the Baptisl Unicm of£440.OLXI VAS arraw in tyder to c￿ete this purchase.
d. Rlsk pollcy
Wè maintain a swnple risk regisler. whth identif*s the major risks io the continuing mission of the Church within
the communty. We rely on the generou5 and sacrificial gwiro of Ihe Church members lo enable our many
ministries within Ihe communty. As a d￿rity. we akn beneffil from the lax relief provided by Govemmenl's
Gift Aid Scheme. whKh enables us to extend our mnistry in the community even more effeclNety.
e. Prfn¢ipal rfsks and unc•rt*intles
As a charty, Churth faces a number of prmcipal risk5 arKI Un￿1181111es. The most severe would be
subslanlial dTOP in income which is largely relwrt on the gtving of church members. Another risk would be a
redudion in the number of volunteets who are prepared to offer theK twne to enable the Church to achieve ils
activities. The Church couhj ￿s0 be affected by other mxrrAconrric risks whth may affect the UK economy.
f. Reserves pollcy
The Trustees have agreed a target reserve pdKy {namety enough General Fund eash balances to cover three
months. expendrturel. The Church believes in the grace of and is grat8fv1 for the $acfificial giving of our
members lo prowde for our finan￿01 r*ed$ as they arise. Church believes that monies should be utilised for
the furtherance of the work ol Ihe Church in the comrwnty as sr*)n as rt is practical and is consistent with an
orderfy arKI Tesponsble stewardshy d the fvnds and the work of the Chweh.
g. K•y managoment p•rwnn
Salaries for key management staff are sel by Ihe Trustees. at least annually, in a¢￿dance wilh th8
Charities, wveming documents. Lc¢al and nat￿1 comparatOfS are considered. alongside indivKlual
responsibilbty levels and performance.
Trustees. responslbllttles ststement
The Trustees (who are ￿$0 direCtc￿5 cl GobJ HfA Baptist ChU￿h for the purposes of CoMp￿Y lawl are
responsible for preparing the Trustees. report and the fman¢ial slatements in acccrdance wlh applicable law and
United Kingdom ACC￿Jn￿.ng Standards IUNted Kingdcm Generaty Accepted Accounting Practice).
Company law requires the Truste8S to prepwe fiTrarKial statements for each financHI year. Under company law
the Trustees must nol approve the finarKial statements unless they are satisf￿d that they give a true and fair
view of the stale of affair5 of the chaiitable ccryany and of the irKOm￿g resoU￿e$ and applicalion of resources.
including the in¢¢yne and expenditure. of the chafitable ccrtnpany for that period. In preparirbg these financial
statements, the Trustees ar8 required to..
select Surtable accounting ptslicies and then apply them eonsistenty,
observe the melhc*Js and principles in the Charilies SORP..
make juth3menls and a￿Unting estimates that are reasonable and prudent..
prepare the finan¢i* statements on the goiry concem basi5 unless it is inappropriate lo pre￿rne that the
Charitable company ￿11 continue in operat￿.
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(A Company Lknlted ty Guarant••)
TRUSTEES. REPORT (COP￿INuED)
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
The Tfuslees are responsible for keeping adequate accountir¥J re￿d$ that ale suff￿￿nI to show and explain
the ch8rilable companWs transactions and disclose with reasonable accurxy * any line the financial posrtion of
the charitable coryany and erkible them to ensure that the financi81 statements comply with the Companies Act
20C6. They are also resp¢)nsible for safeguarding the asset$ ol the chariiabl8 company and hence for taking
asonable steps for the prevention ard detection of tra￿1 and other irreguL¥ities.
Dlsclosure of Infom)atlon to the auditors
Each of the persty)s who are Twstees ot the trn lh￿ Trustees. report is 4proved has ccmfiThred that..
80 far as that Tnjslee is aware, there is w relevant aLhJit wrformath)n of which the charitable ¢c¥npanls
auditors are unaware,
that Trustee has tsken all the steps that ouglrt lo been tsken as a Trustee in order lo be awaTe of any
relevant audil infomatpjn and to establish that the chairtab￿ companrfs auditors are aware of that
inf0m￿lOn.
>proved by order of the menknrs of the board of Truslees and swJned on the￿ behaw by..
Rgvernn
(Trusleel
Dale.. i &
Stephen Jam•s Vlalker-WlllSams
M•rion Lug
ITrust88)
20ty
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(A Company Limtt•d by Guarantee
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS. REPORT TO THE MEPABERS OF GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
Oplnl¢>n
We have audited Ihe financial statements ￿ Gokl Hhl Baptisl Churth (the 'charitable Compan￿ for the year
ended 31 March 2024 wPMch comwise the Stslement crf Finnci81 Actiwlies, Balance Sheet, tho St8temenl of
Cash Flows and the related notes. includin9 a sunThry of signrfKant ￿ountIng pol￿*$. The financial reporting
framework that has been applied in their preparatAJn is applicable law and Unrted Kingdom Accounting
Standards. including F￿a￿l01 Reportirvj Standard 102 Financial Repcfflin9 Stand￿d appkable in the UK
and Repubkc of Ireland. (Uniled Kingd¢Jn Gener• Accerted Acc￿ntIng pr￿llee>.
In our opinion the fmancAI $L￿ements..
gNe a true and fair Ve4V of the sL*e of the Charitab￿ Crrfnpan￿S affaits as at 31 MaKh 2024 and of its
incoming resources and applieat*)n of fesourtes. inthdiNJ its income and expendf(ure for the year then
ended..
have been property prepared Hi *ith Unkd Ktngth)m Generaly Aceepled Accounting
PractKe", and
have been wep*ed in accordarKe with the requiremwts of the Ctynpanies Act 2006.
Bas1$ for oplnlon
We conducted our audit in accordance *ith Intemat￿naI Standards on Auditing {UK) IISAS IUKI} and appl¢cabfe
law. Our responsilM"lrties under those standards are furthef described in the Audrtors. re5ponsibililies for the audit
of the fift￿claI slalemenls section of our report. We are indepe￿Ient of the ¢haril*Jle company in aecordan¢e
th the &th￿al r8quiremenl$ that are relevant to OLK audrt of the financial statements in th8 United Kingdom,
includiTha the Financial Reporting Counc￿$ EthKal Slandard. and V+* have fU￿￿led our other elhical
responsibilrt*s in accord8nce ¥￿th these requirements. We believe that Ihe 8udit ewdence we have obtained is
Suificienl and appropriate lo provide a basis for ¢)ur opwib)n.
Con¢lusions rnl•tlng ¢0 golng coiicern
In auditing the financial sialemenls. we have corKluded th* the Trustees. use of the going concern basis of
accounting in the prepatalion of the ffinancial statements is appropriate.
Based on the wi¥k we have performed. we have identrfied any material uncertainties relating to events oi
condrtion5 that. indNidually or collectivety. may cast significant doubt on the charitable company's ability to
continue as a going corKem for a Per￿ of at teast Iv*kn month5 from wthen the finan¢ial Statements ¥
authorised fw issue.
Our responsibilities 8T￿ the responthdilies of the Tn￿lee5 with respect to 9D￿￿ concem are deKribed in the
felevant sett￿n$ of this fep¢)rt.
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA Cixnpany Limil•d by Guarantee)
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(CONTINUED
Othtr Informati¢)n
The olher infomiation ￿npriseS the inforrrbakn Trr￿ded in the Annual Report clheT than the financial
slatemenls and Lwr Audilors. Report Ihereon. The Twstees are responsible for the other information contained
thin the Annual Report. Our cpinion ¢)n the finar￿181 sLqtements does not cover the other information and.
except lo the extent otherwise explic*ty staled in our T8wt, we th* not express any form of assurance conclusion
Ihereon. Our responsibility is to read the other inf0m￿l￿)n and. in doing so, ¢￿sider whether the other
Informal￿n is Material￿ irKonsiStenl bvith the financial statements ￿ our kn(Y4vledge ¢)btained in tho course ol the
audit. or otheThvise appears to be materi￿ty misslaled. If Kjenlfy such malerial inc￿$15tenCieS or ak¥Jarenl
material mi$$lat8menls. we ¥e required lo determine W1￿her this gives rise lo a material misslalemenl in the
financial slalemenls themsths. 11. based M the wort we have perfomed, we conclude that there is a material
misstatement of Ihis other infomi3lion. ￿ we reqvred lo report thai fad.
We have nothing lo report in thi5 regard.
Oplnton on oth•r matt•r8 pr•scrlb•d by the Companl•s Act 2006
In oui coinion. based on the ur¥Jert*en in the course of the aLbJit'.
the inforniatir￿ grrtn in the Trustee$. ReF<ffl for the finan¢ial ￿ lor whith the fmancial statement8 ale
pr8par8d is consistent with the financial statements.
Ihe Trustees. Rewt has been wepared in accorda￿¢ with yftsbl¢ legal requirements.
Matters on whkh we are requlred to report by ex¢epl
In the light of our knowledge and understandir¥J of Charitab￿ company and its environment obtsined in the
course of th8 audrt. VM have not identifiad material misstatements in the Trustees, Report.
We have nothing lo report in resped of the fi)Ihir¥J matters in relatw)n to wh￿h Companies Act 20[￿ require$
us to rekKJrt lo if, in our opinxin-
adequate accounting records have not b88n kept. C￿ retums adequate ICK audil have not been
Teceived from branches visited by us: or
the financial statsments are not in agreement ¥itlh the accounting records and retums: or
cerlain s*sclosures of Twslees. remuneration spe￿fied by law are n¢>t made,. or
we have rKsl r￿e1Ved al the informatiw and explanat￿nS we require for our audit.. or
Iha Trust8es vAre nol enlitl8d to pt8pare the fmanciai statements in accordance wrth the small companies
iegime and lake •jv￿lage of the small ¢￿￿lanies. exenwtws in prepariThJ Ihè TNslees' Report 8nd
from the requirement lo prepare a Stff*egic Report.
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
{A Company Limlt•d by Guar•ntae)
INDEPENDENT AUDrroRS' REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(CONTINUED)
Responslbllttl•s of truslees
As explained mre fully in the Trustees. Re47￿$171￿11es Stslement, the Trustees (tho a￿ also the d*e¢tors of
the charrtawe company for the pwoses ol company Ivwl are respcm5ible for the preparation of the financial
statements and for being salisfied that IW give a true and fair vM¥. and for s￿h intemal control as the
Trustees detemine is necessary to enabfe the prepar81￿ of financsaj stolements that are free from material
misstatement, whether due to fraL￿d or error.
In pr8paring the financial statements. the T￿￿teeS we respMsth ￿ assessing the chwita)le companls abl￿ty
lo continue as a going corttrn, dis¢kJ$ry, as aPpI￿able. matters related lo going concem and using the going
concern basis of accounting unless the Trustees either intend to Ib4uid* the chariiabk ¢ompany or lo Cease
operations. or have no realistic altemalive bul lo do so.
Audltors. responsibllitl•s for th• audh of thè fin*nclal st•tèm•nts
Our objeclives are to obloin reasonable assurance about vthether the financial statements as a Who￿ are free
from material misslalemenl, whelhei due to fraud or error. and lo issue an Audrtors. Rewt Ihal includes our
opinion. Reasonable as5uran¢e is 8 htgh levd of assurance, but is not a guarantea that an audit conducted in
a￿)rdance *ith ISAS (UK) wll akvays deted a material misstslemenl when ￿ ex￿ts. Misstatements arise
from fraud or eThor and are cortsidered malerHI rf. WKlwwluatly or in the aggregate. IW could reasonabty be
expo¢led lo influe￿8 the ecc￿￿ decis1￿5 of users laken M tt* ba$is af these financial statements.
Irregularities, indudin9 fraud. are instances of ￿n-o￿lIance with laws and regulations. Wè design procedures
in h.ne wlh our responsi￿"ll11es. outlined al￿. lo delecl material misstatements in resped of irregula11t￿$,
including fra￿. The extent to ￿1th our prrK&lures are capth ol deleding irregulariti'es. including fraud is
detailed behjw:
We gained an undersknding of the legal and regulatory franmvth applK* to the charitable ¢ompary and the
industry in wthieh it opeiales. and considered the risk of &ls by the charitable company that were contrary to
applicable laws and regulations. including fraud. We deS￿ned audit procedures to respond to the risk,
recognising that the risk of not deleding a mateiial mi$$tstemenl due lo fraud is highef than the risk of not
delecting one resulting from error, as fraud may dd'berate concealment by. for exaryle. forgw or
intentional misrepresentations, orlhrough colusion.
We focu5sed on law¥ regutstIc￿ whth coubj 9i¥t rise to a mater￿1 misslatemenl in the finwcial
slatemenls, in¢￿ding, bul not limited lo. the co￿anieS Ad 20tE. Charities SORP {FRS 1021 and UK lax
legislation. Our lesls included agreeing Ihe ffiancial statemeni dBckssures to undetying supporting
documentation 8nd enquiries with M￿09￿ment. In adÉknn to thi5, durin9 the course of the audrt our testing
reviewed experKliture on chanlable ￿tIvitIeS to pro￿de assurance that cosls were relevant to the ¢haritls
activities. AS in all our audrts, we also addressed the risk of management overrKle of intemal controls, including
testing joumals. classrficalK)n of fund$ evalualiThJ whether there was evidence ol kn'as by the trustees that
represented a risk of material misststement due to fraud.
There are inherent lThitations in the audrt pr￿edureS descr*>ed above and. the furthor removed non-compliance
with laws an(1 regul*iorbS is from the events and transa¢titins rellecled in the financial statements, the less14kely
we wouhj bec(#me aware ol it. Wo did not Klentky any key audit matters relating to Irre9￿ar¢1￿, including fraud.
A luflher Ilescription of ow resp￿￿111eS for the 8LwJit of the financHI Slalements is located on the Financial
Reporting ce￿ne1$ website at.. W￿.fre.
.uklaudilors
ons*>ilities. This description forms part of our
Audrtofs, Rep)rt.
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GOLD HILL BApnsT CHURCH
IA Company Limit•d ty Guarant••)
INDEPENDENT AUDITORS. REPORT TO THE MEMBERS OF GOLD frllLL BAPTIST CHURCH
(COPrnNUED)
Use of our report
This report is made solely to the eharitable eompanls trustees. as o I￿￿￿, wi ae¢ordance with Chapter 3 of Part
16 of the Conyanies Act 2006. Our audit work has been und8rtak8n so that we might slate to the charilablo
company's trustees those matters requ¥ed lo slale to them in an Auditors. Report and foT no other
purpose. To the fullest extent permitted by law. do not ac￿p1 or assume responsibilty lo anyone other than
the charitable Company and it$ rnembers. as a b￿. for cwr aKlil W(￿k. for this report, ty for the opwiitsn$ we
have fomied.
Mark Dlcklnson FCA {Senlor Statutory Audltor)
for and on behaf of
Shaw Gibbs {Audh> Limited
Stslutory Auditors
Wey Court Wesl
Un*)n Road
Farnham
Surrey
GU9 7PT
Date..
03 1,.1102+
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA Company Umlled ty Guaranteel
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL ACTIVITIES (INCORPORATING INCOME AND EXPENDITURE ACCOUNTI
FOR THE YEAR EMDED 31 MARCH 2024
Unrestricl•d Re5trlct•d
lunds
fvnd$
2024
2024
Total
funds
2024
Tolal
funds
2023
Note
Income from:
Donations and kgacies
Charitable aelivrties
Inveslmonls
506.926
34150
922
41.161
81&505
1,321,431
35.150
1,683
41.161
779,090
23. 732
93
7.761
(Xher iicome
42,906
Total income
583,159
823,266
1N06.42S
845.821
Expenditure on:
Charitable activrti&s
660.272
286.856
947,128
909. 184
Total •xpendltur•
660.272
286.856
947.128
909. 184
Nrt Itxpendlturellincom• b￿orn net
gains on investments
(77.1131
536.410
469.297
163.363)
Net lexpendlturglllncome
Transfers funds
ITI,113)
19.206
538,410
119206)
459.297
(63,363)
20
Not Movement In funds
157.9071
517204
459.297
163.363)
Roconciliaiion of funds:
Total funds brought forward
Nel movement in funds
3,707,718
167.90n
4.055.654
517204
7,763.372
459.297
7.826.735
(63.363)
Total funds carrl•d forward
3.649M11
4,572058
8.222.669
7. 763.372
The Slalem8nl of Financial Activities includes all g￿nS and knsses reccsnised in the year.
The notes on pages 19 10 43 fomi part of these finar￿181 sLiteM￿.
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA Company Llmll¢d by Guarant••}
REGISTERED NUMBER.. 08043770
BALANCE SHEET
AS AT 31 MARCH 2024
2024
2023
Flxed as8•ts
Tangtlle assels
Investrnents
14
15
8.951.118
9, 154,665
,951,119
9. 154,666
Current assets
Stocks
16
915
149.074
54&845
Deblors
Cash at bank and in hand
17
152.872
924,736
1.077.608
698,834
Creditors: 8mount$ falling due within one
18
(690,4111
(619. 106)
Net ¢urr•nt assets
387.197
79, 728
Totsl assets less current Ilabllltles
9.338.316
9.234.394
Creditors". amounts falling due after more
than one year
19
11.115.647)
(1,471.022)
Total net assets
8.222.669
7.763.372
Charlty funds
ReslrKted funds
Unrestricted funds
20
4.572.868
4,055.654
Designated funds
General funds
20
20
3.547,519
102.292
3,615,456
91262
Total Unrestr￿ted fund$
20
3.649011
3.707,718
Total funds
8222.669
7.763.372
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA Company Limited by Guarantee}
REGISTERED NUMBER: 08043770
BALANCE SHEET ICONTINUEDI
AS AT 31 MARCH X124
The enlty wa5 enlitled lo exempl*)n frwn amlit urmder sectwjn 477 of Ihe Companies A¢t 20Q*.
The membets have not reqwred the entity to cotain an audit for the year in quest￿n Wi xcordance Trmih section
476 of the Cc4npanies Act 2c￿.
H¢J¥ever. an a￿11¢ is required ￿ xcordarKe with sedion 144 of the Charl￿5 Act 2011.
The Trustee$ a¢kncwledge their reSpon￿leS for c(mplyww with the requirements of the Act with respect to
accounting re¢￿d5 and prep¥al*)n of finwKial stateThrts.
Th8 financial statements have been wepared in acctydarKe WU) the provi5K)ns aP￿Icable to entit￿$ subject to
the smau companies regin*.
The financial statements V4*re approbtd and author￿ for issue by Tntslees and signed on theK behalf by..
Reve
d Stephw James Walk•rJKINiams
ITrustee)
Date".
IAarion Lu
(Trustee)
zu
The notes on pages 19 to 43 fcrfm part ofthese finarKial ststements.
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA Company Umlt•d by Guarante•
STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2024
2024
2023
Cash Ilows from oyrating activities
Net Cash used in operating xtiviti8S
673.892
239,880
Cash Ilows from Investing actlvhles
Dividends, interests and rents inve5tnwnts
Purchase of tangible fixed assds
Pfoceeds from Sale of investments
8.683
(17.2601
93
(69,248J
8.HO
Net cash used In Invesllng xtfvitl•s
{8.5771
160.7151
Cash flow5 from flnanclng actlvltl•s
Cash inllow5 from new boThoww
Repayments of borrowing
149,000
1438A24}
(96.573J
Net Cash used In financlng actlvltles
1289N24}
{96.573}
Changg In ¢￿h and cash •quivalents In the ye•r
Cash 8nd cash equivalents al the beginning of Ihg year
375.891
82.592
466,253
Cash and cash •qulvahnts at the end of the year
924,736
548,845
The notes ￿ pages 19 to 43 frffii part of these finartial sL*ements
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA Company Lwnited by Guararkt•el
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMEMTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 IAARCH 2024
G•n•rnl lThformatioTh
Gold Hill Bapli5t Church is a ccrfpcrfate chty limiled by gu*antee. rKupcrfated in Engl￿d and Wales.
Registered Nwnber.. 08043770
Its principal office is at The HLA>. Church Lane. Chalfont St Peter. B￿*inghaM$hlre, SL9 9RF, ETrJlaTrJ.
Ac¢ountlng poll¢leg
2.1 Basis of preparation of finan¢ial *tsten*nts
The finarKial statew*nts have Lwi pryed in xcordance with the Charrties SORP IFRS 102) -
Accounting and Reporting by Charities.. stat￿)ent of Reconvr*nded Pradice applicabl8 to charities
preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporting Standar(l applicable in the UK
and Repubk of Ireland IFRS 102) (effective 1 January 20191. the FinancFal Reporting Standard
appkable in the UK and of Ireland IFRS 102) and the ¢crfn￿Th1es Aet 2006.
Gold Hill Bwisl Church meets the defmrtion of a public benefrt entity under FRS 102. Assets and
liabilities are initially Tecognised at h￿tOr￿al Cost or transackn value unless othe￿1$e slated in the
rdevanl accounting Fdcy.
2.2 Golng concern
After making appropriate erryiries. Ihe Trustees have a reasonable expectalton that the Company
has adeqLple resoLrn lo wntinue in yrational 8XiStenc8 for the forseeable future. For this
reason. they contuiue to adopt Ihe wng concern basis in Prepari￿ the financial ststemenls.
P￿¢ 19

GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
{A Company Llmlt•d by Guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINAMCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Aecountlng policl•s Icontlnued)
13 Incom•
AJI income is recognised I)￿e C￿nY has enlittemenl to thg inc*>ne. l is probablg that the
inccffie will be received and the amnt of inec¥rÈ receivable can bè measwed reliabty.
Th& recognition of income frcrfn legaues is dependent ￿ establishing enlilkrnenl. the probabilty ol
rec*pl and the abilty to estinate wilh sufficienl accuracy the amount receNable. Evide￿? of
entitlement to a legacy exists when the Ccrfnpany has suffitienl evidence that a gift has been left to
them (through knowledge of existence of a valid will and the death of the benefactor) and the
exe¢Lrtor is sa1*f￿d that the prcyty in qu￿¢￿ wll not be required to sali5fy ¢laims in the estate.
Recepl of a legacy must be recognN8ed when it is probable thai it wll be received and the faiT value
of the amount receivable. whth wil be the expected cash amounl to be distributed to the
Company. can be rebbty rreasured.
Gifts li kind donated for distr*Jution are inckmjed at wdluation and recognised as incorre when they
are distributed lo the projects. Gifts donaled for resale are induded as incc*Y* when they are sold.
Where the donated yO￿j 15 a fixed assel. it is measured at fair value. unless it is impractical to
measure this reliaw. in whth case the cost of the rtem to the eJ)nor should be used. The gain is
recognised as in¢m from donations and a ￿0$Pr￿dIng ￿ount is inclL*Jed in the appropriate
fixed asset class and depreciated ovw the useful economic lrfe in accordance wrth the Companys
accounting pol￿18S.
On receipt, donated professicffia services and faciltties recogni58d on the basis of the Wdlue of
the grfi to the Company whth is the amount il wwld have been willing to pay to obtain services or
f8cilrties of equivalent eConC￿rIC benefrt on the cyen markel,. a correspC￿dIn9 amount 1$ then
reeognised w) expenditu￿ in of recew.
IrKome tax re￿Verable in Telthn to Invest￿ incffft 1$ re¢ogntsed at the ts'me the investment
irKome is receN**.
Other income is reco9nised in the in il is relxivable to Ihe extent the goods have
been provided ¢Y on completion of the seivF¢e.
2A Expfrndlture
Expenditure is reeognised onee there i% a legal or constnKlive obligaticm lo transfer economic benefrt
to a third party, it is prc*able that a transfer of e￿nOMiC benefrts will be required in settlement and
the amount of the o￿lga1￿7n can be measured reliaFAy. The ch￿￿h has one acti¥ty and therefore
there is no sp&t based on
Expelldrture on charitable pthities is incwred on dire(*ly undertaking the xtiv11￿S which further Ihfr
companys objKlives. as v￿1 as any a$s￿l?ted $UPFQrt costs.
Central support costs have been alk)caled on the basis of resources uséd and havè been
apportioned lo Ihe costs of the thurch a¢lNilies and to govemance costs.
GovernarKe costs comprise all costs re￿ to the publ￿ accourtabdrty of Ihe Church and its
¢c￿pIlanCe with regulations and g(￿ yathe. These ¢o$ts indude ￿51$ réE8ting to the slalulory
audit.
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA Company LIMIt￿ by Guarantsa)
NOTES TO THE FIMANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Accourflng policies Icontinu•dl
2A Expendlturè (contlnued
Grants payable are charged in the y I￿n the offer is made except in those cases where Ihe offer
is conditic￿al, such grants bery re￿nISed a5 expendrture when the conditions atta¢hing are
fulfilled. Grants offered suty'ect lo conditions whKh have nol been met al the ￿8T end are nolod as a
commitment but not xcnRd as expendrture.
All expenditu￿ is inthsive of irreco*rth VAT.
2.6 Int•r•st recofvable
Interest on funds hell on deposit is I￿￿KIed recwabbe aTrJ the amount can be measured
reliabty by the CoNyany'. this is up)n notifKalion of ￿ inlere5t paid or payablè by the
inslilulion wrth whom the funds are dep0￿'1ed.
2.6 Taxallon
The Company is considered lo pass the tests set c4Jt in Paragraph 1 Schedule 6 of Ihe Finance Act
2010 and therefore il meets the defmilion of a charita)te company for UK corporalion tax purpose$.
Accordingty. the Conyany is potentiak¥ exempt from ta￿￿￿on in respect of income or capital gains
recwved With￿ ¢ategofies covered by Chapter 3 Port 11 01 the Corporalbon Tax Acl 2010 or Section
256 of the Taxation of Ch8r9eable Gains Ad 1992. to the exlent that such income or gains are
4)Fdied exc￿S1V￿Y to charitable purposes.
2.7 Tanglbl? fixgd ass•ts and dopr•ci•tion
Tangible fixed assets costiryj £1.OCKI or ff4)re are capitalised and recogni¥ed when future economic
benefrts are probable cost or value of the assel ￿ be fwsvred reliabty.
Twgible fixed assets are init• recognised at cost. After recognition, under the cost mcdel, tangible
fixed assets are measured al cost less accunwlaled depreciatb?n any aeeumulated impairment
losses. Depreci81iM is not charged on freehold land. AM cost$ In￿rred lo bring a tangible fixed asset
w)to its intended condition are i￿luded in the measurement of cosL
Depreciation 15 charged w as to akKae the ￿$t of tangible fixed assels kns their residual value
over t￿1r ests'mated useful Ip4es.
Depreciation is provided on the foltr*iny bases:
Freehotd properly- Buikling - Straight4ne method
Freehold property- Equipmnt - 4% Straight-ll￿ ￿thOd
Freehokl propety- Land
- 0% Slraighl-line Thlhod
Motor weh￿leS
- 20% Reducing balance method
Fixtures ond frttirys- Fumilure - 10% Red￿Ing balance method
Fixtures and fftting$- Kitchen
- 11fA straight4ine method
equiimenl
Fixtures and ffltings- AV
equpmenl
Computer equiprrnnl
Office equipment
- 15% ReducirwJ balance method
- 20% Straight4ine meth¢)d
15% stra￿hI41n¢ method
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA C¢)mpany Umlted ty Guarant••
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Accounllng polkles Iconllnued)
18 Inv•stments
Fixed assel inveslments are a form of fmartial wistruff*nt and are recognised at their
Iransadion cost and subsequently measured at fair value at the Balance Sheet dale. Un￿5$ the value
cannot be measured reliabfy in wh￿h Case it i8 measuretl at ¢051 less impairment. Investment gains
and losses, whether realised or unreaksed. are combined and ￿seAted as 'Gainsl{Lossesl on
investnwnls. in the Statwnent of Fina￿￿￿1 ActNit*.
Investments in subsidi&tes are vak*d at cost less provisKin for impawment.
2.9 st￿ks
Stocks are Yak￿d at the of cosl and nel reabsable vahx after mokiNJ duè aliowanee for
¢)bsolele and slow4noving stc¢ks. Cost includes ￿1 dyect costs and an 8Fvropriatg proportion of ffixed
and variatde overhèads.
2.10 Dobtors
Trade and other debtor5 are recognised at Ihe selllement am￿￿1 after any trade dis¢ounl offered.
Prepayments are ¥ak*d at the amount prepahl of any tr&le ￿k￿￿nts due.
2.11 Cash at bank and In hand
Cash al bank and in hand ineludes Cash and short4em) highly IKJuid investments with a short malurrty
of three months or kns from the date of acqUi￿110n or opening of the deposit or simlar account.
2.12 Uabllltl•s and provbions
Liabilities are reCogri￿d when there is an 0t4b3al￿Th at the Balanco Sheet dale as a result of a pa$1
event. rt is prrt*able th* a transfer of econ¢thK benefrt wdl be required in settlemenL and the amount
of the settlement can be eslwnated r81iably.
Liabilities are rectrjnised at the amount that the Ccrfnpany anticipaies rt will pay to settle the debt or
the amount it has received as advanced payments for the gfy)ds or seryKes it must provide.
Provisions are measured at the best e5tvnate of the anounl$ required to settle the Obl￿atiOn. Whore
the effect of the lime value of monay is material. thè provisKJn is based on Ihe piesenl value of those
anounls, discounted at the t*frtsx d￿t rate thal refleds the rtsks specific to the h'abilty. The
unwnding of the diseounl is rttognised wi the Ststement of Fin￿claI Activities a$ a finan￿ cost.
2.13 Flnanclal Instrum•Dts
The CrAryany onty has financial assets and financHI liabilities of a kind that qualfy as basic financial
inslrumenls. Basie financial instruments a￿ inrtially recognised at transaction value and subsequenlty
measured at Iheir settlemènt value wih the exception of bank loans which are Subsequent
measured 01 amortiS8d c05t using the effective interest metP4)d.
2.14 Operatlng leases
Rentals paid under cperatiThJ lease5 we charged io the Ststemenl of FinarKial A¢tNilie5 on a
straighl-line basis over the lease lenn.
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GOLD trllLL &4PTIST CHURCH
IA Company LImIt￿ by Guarant•e)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Account]ng polklM I￿ntInued)
2.16 Penslo
The Company operates d￿ned pen￿Th sthemes and the pensKJn charge represents
the an￿)Unts payot4e by1￿ c(Ynp￿y lo Ihe fuThJs in respecl of the year.
The Company has Slaeholder Pension Schemes and relevant staff a￿ offered ccmlributions to
personal pensK)ns wilhin three rn￿h$ of st*ting Servi￿. bthieh are accounted for as they fall due.
The pension charye represents Ihe arn￿nts payablè by company lo thè funds in respect ol the
year.
2.16 Fund accountlng
Gerwal funds are Lmrestricted funds whth arn wdilable for LW at the dI5(Udi￿ of the Tru$tee$ in
trljrtheranee of the genernl ctyctpm of the Ccfflw and which have not been designated for other
PUTposes.
Designate(J fLtnds comprise unrestricted fv￿J$ that have been sel aside by the Trustees for parti¢ular
pU￿1$e$. The ain and use of each des*Jnaled fvNJ is set OLrt in thè notes to the financial
statefflents.
Reslricled funds are funds *thich are lo be ￿ed n accordwce spec￿¢ restrictions imposed by
donors or which have been raised by the Corrpony for particular purposes. Th8 costs of raising and
JministeriThJ such lunds are charged against the specific fund. The aim and use of each restricted
fund is $¢t txrt in thè notes to Ihe fu*rtial statements.
Inves¢menl income. gains 4￿j k)sses are akded to Ihe appropriate fund.
Page 23

GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA coM￿nY LMnit•d by Guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Crltlcal a¢countlng •s¢imat•s and •v•as of j￿Igment
E$limales arKI judgments are continuaty evauated aKI are based on historica exper*nce and ot￿1
factors. including expecL3tions of future events Ihal are b*£ved lo be reasonable under the
circumstsnces.
Crit￿1 aCC￿ntIr* esliyth and assLryt*)ns:
The Conyany makes estimates assunytv)ns concernirvJ the fulure. The Tesumiro &eounting
estimates and assumptions will, by deffinitk￿. seldom equal the related xtual tesults. The eslima1è5 and
assumptions that have a s*3nrficant risk of eausing a material adjuslment lo the carrying amounts of
assets and liabil'lies the next firkincHI year are di5CU5sed bekyw.
Crikncal weas of judgment..
Tangibte fixed a$$ets a￿ d¢pTec*ted Over thew useful ffives t&king into account residual vthjes where
appropriate. The actual Ibves of the assets and residual values are assessed annualty and may vary
epending on a number of factors. In ￿￿$se$s1n9 the asset INe5. factors such a5 technological
innov81ion, product lrfe cydes and mai)lenance programmes are taken into account. Re$idual values
¢onsider future market ce*Klith)ns. Ihe remainiNJ hfe of the asset and projecled disposal values.
Page 24

GOLD HILL 8AFnsT CHURCH
IA Company Llmited by Guarantee
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Income from donallons and legacles
Unrnstrlcted Restrkt•d
funds
funds
2024
2024
Totsl
funds
2024
Analys15 of donations
General Fund (via Gold Hill Church Trusl)
Genefal Fund (received direcl)
Use of Hub Facilities
Hub Heart Home (HHHI
Manse ProF8cI
Felh)wship Fund
Mission Fund
Other
445.443
21.530
16.126
445.443
21,S30
16.126
461.624
304.892
461.624
304.892
20,464
4.092
21,933
4.092
37.260
15.327
498.426
813,005
1,311,431
Legacies
7.500
2.sc
10,IX#)
Tot•l 2024
505,926
81S.505
1,321.431
Un￿$t17C1ed
Funds
2023
Restiicted
Funds
2023
Total
funds
2023
Analysls of donatlons
Ger*ral Fund (via Gokl Hill Churth Trusl)
Gerwal Fund (TeceNed dired)
Use of Hub Facilit*s
HLts Heart Home IHHHI
Fellowship Fund
Mission FuTrJ
Olher
457.619
7.133
19.273
457.619
7.133
22.428
213.031
27.785
2.868
48.226
3.155
213.031
27. 785
2.868
4&676
2.550
486,575
292.515
779.090
Tolal 2023
486.575
292.515
779,090
Paje 25

GOLD HILL WTIST CHURCH
IA Comp•ny Limlted by Guarantse
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Income Irom ¢harltabk actlviti•s
Unrestricl•d
funds
2024
funds
2024
Use of Premises
Card $ales
35,075
75
35,075
76
35.150
3S,150
Unftstitted
fvnds
2023
Total
funds
2023
Use of Premises
Card sales
23.486
246
23.486
246
23. 732
23.732
Investment Income
unrnStrict￿ Restricled
funds
funds
2024
2024
Total
funds
2024
interesl
922
7.761
8,683
Unfftst17cled
funds
2023
Tol
2023
Bank inl8resl
93
93
Page 26

GOLD HILL 8APTIST CHURCH
IA Company LImll￿ by Gv•r•Thta•l
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Other Incoming resouv¢es
Unr•strlcted
fund
2024
Totsl
funds
2024
Chldren and youth income
Unique Like You ministries
Other income
15.778
4.581
20.802
15.778
4.581
20,802
41.161
41.161
Unrostrict8d
funds
2023
Tolal
2023
Chldren arnl yOLth wicome
Un•4ue Like You ministiies
at￿1 income
12.704
1,548
28,654
12. 704
1,548
28, 654
42.906
42.906
Anatysls of grants
Total
fund$
2024
Grants
2024
Gh)bal Missk?n and Fellv*ship Fund
107.315
107,315
Total
Gfftnts
2023
2023
Global Missil￿ arKI Fe1kn•￿h￿ Fund
111,521
111,521
Page 27

GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA Company Lknltod by Guarante•)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Anatysb of grants (¢ontlnued}
The follsxirrfJ grants there rYAde duriNJ the ￿r.
2024
2023
Analys1$ ol grnnts gl¥•n
Global Mrss#)n
FellLwshi? Fund
91,516
15.799
93,721
17,800
107,315
711.521
Page 28

GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(A Comp•ny Limit•d by GuaraTrt•al
NOTES TO THE NNANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Analysls of •xp•ndllure on charltable aclivitl•s
Summary by fund type
Unrestrlctsd R￿trf¢t*d
funds
funds
2024
2024
Total
2024
Global Mission and Gc*l Hill Mtr)istrios
660.272
286.856
947.128
Unrnstricl8d
runds
2023
Restiicled
lunds
2023
To181
2023
Global MiSs￿n Gold Hill Ministries
664, 193
244,991
909. 184
Summary by ex￿ndIture type
Slaff costs Other costs
2024
2024
Total
2024
GkJbo1 Mission wd GcAd Hill Ministries
225.636
721,492
947.128
Slaff costs Olh8fCOSts
2023
Total
2023
2023
Global Miss￿rt Gc4d Hill Ministries
258,359
650,825
909, 184
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GOLD HILL 8APTIST CHURCH
IA Company Llmii•d by Guarant•el
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
10. Analysls ol exp•nditure by activhies
Gr•nt
funding of
acllvltles
2024
undertaken
dlrtctly
2024
Support
costs
2024
Total
funds
2024
Global Mission and Gold Hill Ministiies
154.126
107,315
685.687
947.128
AclMts8S
Granl
undertaken of
direclty
activilies
2023
2023
Support
cosls
2023
Total
funds
2023
Global Mis$M and Gold Hill Minisliies
138,863
111,521
658,800
909, 184
Anatysls ol dlre¢l costs
Total
funds
2024
Total
funds
2023
Church Maintenance
Heat arKI light
Water rates
S2.038
35.57Z
1,721
29.488
32.908
1.912
86
15,891
31.202
9,633
10,933
2.t33
4.417
110
150
Propety èxpenses
Children and youth
Outreach
Ministry exp¢nsos
Worshp support and events
Visiting speakers
Training costs
Expenditure on bc¢&s and cards
Hope Community Churth
17.880
15,442
17.111
9.370
1,854
2,163
975
154,126
138.863
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(A Cs)mpany Limited by Guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
10. Anatysls of expendlture by acllvltles (continued)
Analysls of support costs
Totsl
funds
2024
Tot81
funds
2023
staff costs
Other staff costs
Printing. postage, slatM)nery and te￿￿fte
Computer supplies
Subscwions
Insurance
225,636
20,633
10.620
18.497
3,666
9.999
258,359
18,370
7,987
14.274
3. 141
9,893
r li
Bank charges
Depr￿latIon
Miscelaneous
Minibus expenses
Unique Like You Minislms
Loan interest pawnents
Ministry expenses
Legal and volessic￿l lees
Grants and donalK)ns
Govemance costs
1.792
220.811
5.156
1.553
S.692
109.385
413
817
219. 177
3.230
1.572
84.654
1.514
3.852
12.453
18.513
13.374
19.174
19.386
68S.687
658,800
11. Audltors. remunerallon
2024
2023
Fees Payab￿ to the CoMpan￿S auditor IDrthe audit of the c¢xr4)anls
annual ￿coUnt$
19,386
18.513
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GOLD FULL 8APTIST CHURCH
(A Company Limited by Guarante8)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
12. Staff cogts
2024
2023
Wages and salarie5
Social security costs
Contribution lo defined ¢l￿tribUt￿￿ pensi￿ sclvnes
195,243
11.648
18.745
219.594
16.031
22, 734
225,638
258,359
Included wTrlhin w4es and S8￿rIeS we ￿dUndarry costs of £NIL (2023: £10.404).
The average nLm*er of persons emph)yed by ts c(Mnpany durvry the year was as fc4ltrws.'
2024
No.
2023
No.
Average number of staff
The average P*adcount expressed as fulkirne equN*nts was..
2024
No.
2023
No.
Full twne eqivalent
employee re￿ved remuneration amounting to more than £60,000 in either year.
During the year the key managanent pets￿ne1 le￿Tr. tom￿1 of the staff of 8ld8rs, were paid tcAal
remuneration of £102.689 (2023.. £1B1.092).
13. TNste¢s' remunèration and expenses
During the year. no Trustees receiwd any rem￿aratTh or other benefrts for their work a$ a Trustee
{2023- £NIL).
Duriw the year ended 31 March 2024. ￿ TNslee exp￿ have been thicurred (2023- £NIL).
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
{A Company Limitsd by Guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 11lARCH 2024
14. T•nglble flxed assets
Flxtures
Fr•ehokl Plotor
and
Ollke Computer
propèrty vehkles fittings èqulpmènl •qulpment
Total
Cost or valuatlon
At 1 Apn'l 2023
Additior
9,083.034
11.892
17,151 344.941
6.368
23.614
23A95 9.492.235
17,260
Transfers be￿an classes
114761
2,476
At 31 March 2024
9.094.926
17,151 350,309
21.138
25.971 9.$09A96
DepTe¢i•lion
At 1 April 2023
Charge for the year
257.613
1n.119
3N30 58.072
2.744
37,498
4.756
3.171
13,699
6,275
337,570
220,807
At 31 March 2024
429.732
6.174
96.570
7,927
18,974
558.377
N•1 book value
At 31 March 2024
.665.194
10,977 254,739
13211
6.997 8.961,118
AI 31 IAarch 2023
8.825,421
13.721 286.869
18,858
9, 796 9, 154,665
15. Flxod asso1 Inv•slm¢nts
Investments
sub$ldi•ry
companles
Cost or valuatlo
At 1 April 2023
At 31 March 2024
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(A C•)mpany Limit•d by Guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
15. Fixed asset investments {contlnu•d)
Prfnclpal subsSdiarle5
The was a subsKliay ukM*rtakirvJ ofthe company.
Name
Company
nUM￿r
Holdlng
Untr4￿ Like You Limrted
09588313
100%
The company was dom18nt throughwt Ihe perKMI fr(wn incOrp￿ation. Therefore group accounts have not
been prepared.
All fixed assel rNesln￿nts are held in the LIK.
16. Stocks
2024
2023
Cards and books
915
17. Debtors
2024
2023
Du? wlthln one yoar
Trwje debtors
Other debtors
Prepayments arKI a¢¢rued income
.274
134.800
11.798
4.948
120,675
23.451
152,872
149,074
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA c￿1PaThy LIMIt￿ by Guaiantsel
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
18. Credltors: Amounts fallln9 due w6th1n one year
2024
2023
Other loans
Trade credjtors
Olher taxalion and social securty
Olher ¢￿d￿or$
443,064
16,316
4.533
201.071
25,427
377, 114
10.074
4,391
205,025
22.
690,411
619.106
Other loans
Included wlhin ¢)ther loan5 £56.(64 {2023.. £58.114) due to the Baptisl UnK)n. see further ththure in
note 19.
Other loans also include loans lo the sum of £387.Lb)0 {2023: £319.0￿). These have been provided by
Church members to fatlrtate the purthase of the Manse {£100.000) and purchase and build of The Hub,
Church Lane (£287.O¢XII.
Other credltors
Included within other credrtors 15 a Sum 01 £194.936 12023: £194.936} hekl as reterl￿n funds on Ihe
building of the hub.
Also included are funds hekj as ￿ent. During the star inccrfne of £41212023.. £20.5761 was collecled on
behaK of other charrtat4e or9anisations. Payment5 made to ¢h8rilable organisations of funds collected
totaHed £1.18012023.' £19.5031. Fund$ not yet pa¥J over and recogntsed within other credilcrfs al year end
totsl £2,11912023: £5237}.
19. Cr¢dltors: Amounts falling due after more than one y￿r
2024
2023
other bans
1.115,647
1,471,022
Other loans
As al Ihe year end ihe ¢haTty h*1 a low with Wist Un#)n. At the year end this was repayabl8 over
15 years from 2021 at a variabfe interest rate with current monthty payThenls of £12.077. Amounts due in
over S years by instsllment are £842.81412023: £1,210.C64).
The Bapti51 Union loan is secured by a fixed thargè over the freehold prq)erty by charity. The
Hub. Church La￿.
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA Company Limil•d by Guarantee)
MOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 PIARCH 2024
20. Statement of funds
Stat¢ment of funds- current year
Balance al
31 March
2024
Balance at 1
Aprll 2023
Transfers
Inlout
Income Exwndilure
Unrestrlcted funds
Designated funds
Propety Fund
Breadhouse Loan Fund
Mission Fund (Part)
Fellowship Fund (Part)
Other Designated Gifts
3A85
183.5671
3,502,322
29.250
2.501
7.356
29.250
76.275
2.522
{1.5661
12,800
186.6741
11.933
17,9371
3,615,456
1178.078}
106A81
3,547,519
General fund$
General Funds
92262
579.499
1482.194
{87.275)
102.292
Total Unr05trlcted funds
3.707.718
683.159
1660.272
19.206
3,649.811
Restrlcted funds
Hrtl Heart Home
Manse FurKI
Mission Fund (Parti
Fellowship Fund (Part)
Minibus Asset Fund
Other Restrided Funds
3.914.461
20.750
5,287
41,571
13.721
59
1248.391)
(9)
14.942)
11S.800J
12.744}
114.970)
110,672) 4.124.0
328,915
4A37
46.235
10.977
58,293
308.174
4.092
21.933
(8,S341
4,055,654
823,266
1286.8S61
{19,2061 4.572.858
Totsl of fund$
7,763.372
1.406.425
1947.1281
8,222,689
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
{A Company Limited by Guarantee)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
20. Statement of funds (continued)
Restrfctsd fundg
The Hub Heart Tr*me ftjnd represents the net book vak* of the Hub property. net of relate(I loans. lo the
exlent that this has been funded by restrthd donat*)ns.
The Mans8 Fund represents donaknns rec8i4*d forthe future purchase of a mar￿ property.
The Minibus Asset Fund ￿preSentS the bc>)k value of the minbi us which has been funded by
reslricted donations. Addrtional restricted donations the runnirvJ costs of the minibus are included
within Olher Rèstricted Gifts.
Oiher Restsicted Gifts represent dona1v￿5 recerrfed for Specif￿ puws. vthich have not yet been lully
spent.
D•slgn•t•d funds
The Property Fund repRsents the net book value of the property (excluding amounts in the H
Heart Home restricted fur￿) in the B*Ke Shee( thereby Identi￿r￿j funds not available for
other purposes of the Church.
The BreadlKwse Loan Fund represents the wtst*ing monies due from Gold Hill (Bread House)
Limrted which are not currently 8val*Jle for (ther PUTpDses of t1￿ Church.
Other Des*Jnated Gift$ represent donat￿n9 er received whKh h8ve been de$ignal8d by th&
Trustees for specific purposes. ¥thth haNY not Jet been fulty spent.
Fellowshlp fund
The Felowship Fund accounts for donat*Jn5 gTh*n to assist individLHls in need and is lunded from both
Testrided and de5ign*d ful￿$.
￿l￿10n fund
The Mission Fund accounts for monies administered bythe Cross Cultural Tejm to bo distributed for th8
support of missions and missK)n work. prnwrity o¥eTseas. The restrided part of the fund reflects monies
donaled for a partIc￿ar missw
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
{A C¢>mpany Llmit•d by Guarnnt••l
NOTES TO THE FINAMCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Ststement of fvnds {¢ontinued)
Ststsment of funds- prl•x y•ar
Balance al
31 March
2023
Tr8nslers
l 2022
Unrestrfctod funds
Dèsignated fund$
Property Fund
Mission Fund (Partl
Fellowship Fund (Part)
Other Designated Grfls
(117,261) 3.703. 150
{90,484)
88,073
3,585.889
12.800
4.834
11,933
1&211
12.763
70
(900)
32.W8
(208.645) 3.791.223
3,615,456
General lunds
General FUNJS
3, 785.797
SS7.236
{455.5418) (3. T91,223)
92,262
Total Unr•strlct•d funds
3,818.605
{664. 1931
3,707,718
Restrlctsd funds
Hub Heart Ho
Manse Fund
Mission FurKI (Part>
Felk)wsMp Fund (Part>
Minibus Asset Fund
Other Re511icted FU￿1$
3,882ff24
213.031
20, 750
(1&).594)
3,914,461
20.750
5.287
41.571
13, 721
59,864
5.405
31.836
17.151
71, 714
(3,236)
(17.8LX)J
(3.430)
(39,931)
27.535
28,331
(250)
4.CQ8. 130
292.515
1244.991)
4,055.654
Totsl of funds
7,K26, 735
845,821
(909, 184)
7, 763.372
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(A Company Limit•d by Guarant•el
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
21. Summary of funds
Summary of fvnds- current year
Balance at
31 Ma￿h
2024
Baknce at 1
Aprfl 2023
Transle
Inlout
Income Exp•ndlluro
Oesignaled fvnds
General funds
Restricted funds
3,615N56
92.262
4055.654
1178.0781
14811941
{286.8561
106.481
3.547.619
187.27S}
102.292
119,206) 4,572,851
579A99
823266
7.763,3n
1A06.42S
{947,1281
8.222.669
Summary of funds - prlor year
Bal8nce al
31 Ma￿h
2023
Transfers
I 2022
Inwne EX￿￿rtU
Designated funds
General funds
Réslitted funds
(208.645) 3, 791.223
(45&548) (3, 791,223)
(244.991)
3,615,456
92,262
4,055, 654
3.78&797
4.LTh. 130
553.236
292.515
7,826.735
844821
1909. 184)
7, 763.372
21 Anaty5is of net assets b•l¥vttn lunds
Anatysls of n•t assgts bgtwoeD lunds-¢urrent period
Unrestri¢ted Rèstrlctsd
furrfls
funds
2024
2024
Total
funds
2024
Tangible fixed assets
Fixed asset investmnls
Current assets
Creditors due ￿thin one year
Creditors due in more than one
3.509,321
5.441,797
,951,118
192.9C(I
152.4111
884.708
1.077.608
1638,000)
{690.4111
11.115,647) 11,115.647}
Total
3.649.811
4.572.858
8.222,669
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
IA Company Llmlted by Guarantee)
MOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 PAARCH 2024
21 Analysls ol net assets b•lween funds (conunued)
Anal￿1$ of •s$•ts b•twe•n fufids. prior period
Un￿strided Rest17cled
funds
2023
Tol81
funds
2023
2023
Tangble fixed assets
Fixed ass81 invoslmenls
Current assets
Creditors due wihin one year
Creditors due in rrkire than one
3.595.684
5,55a981
9, 154,665
354.(T25
344,809
698,834
(241.992) (377, 114) (619, 106)
{1.471,022J (1.47t,022J
Total
3, 707.718
4,055,654
7, 763,372
23. Roconclliation of not rnov•rn•nl in lunds to net cash Ilow frorn operatlng actlvftles
2024
2023
Net incomelexpenditur8 for the Wkjd las per Statement of Financial
Activities)
459,297
(63.363)
Adjustments foi:
DePr￿latIOn charges
Dividends. inlerests and rents from investrr*rts
Decrease in stocks
Decreasellincreasel in debt￿S
Increase in creditors
220,807
(8,6831
915
13,7981
5,354
219. 177
(93)
110
65.383
18.666
Net Cash pyovlded by operatlng actl¥ltl•s
673.892
239,880
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(A Company Limited by Guaranteel
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Analysls of ¢ash and ¢•sh equlval•nts
2024
2ff23
Cash in hwd
NotKe deposits {less Ihan 3 mnths)
350,373
574,363
336.371
212,474
Totsl cash and cash wuival•nts
924,736
548, 845
25. Anatysls of ¢hang4s In net d•bt
At 1 Awll
2023 Cash flo
At 31 March
2024
Cash at bank and in hand
Debt due wilhin 1 year
Debt due after l year
$48.845
{3TT.1141
11N71.0221
375,891
924,736
165,9SO) 1443,0641
355,375 11.115.647)
(1.299.291}
665,316
1633,9751
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
{A Company Limit•d by Guarnnt•el
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 PAARCH 2024
Ponslon commltm•nts
The Cornpany contributes to w)dividuafs mcKry purch8se pension schemes. The assets of the schemes
aR held separolely from lh￿e of the c￿panY in indepèndently administered funds. The pension eo$l
charge represents contributions parab￿ by the C￿npanY lo th& funds and anounted lo £18.74512023 -
£22.7341. All pension expenditure is urwestri*.
contriblrt￿ns t¢hling £253 12023 - £12) were payable to fuTrJ$ at the balartt $heel date an(1 are
included in creditor&
Opgratinglgase commftmonts
At 31 March 2024 the compary commilff*nts to mae future minimum lease paymerts under non
cancelable operating lease5 a5 fOlkh￿..
2024
2ff23
Nol later than 1 y
Later than 1 year and not later than S years
1.987
3,809
1.987
5,796
5.796
7,783
28. Members. Ilablllty
Each member of the c￿l￿ble company undertaes to wrtribute to assets of the company in the
event of rt being wound LP while hetshe is a member. or within one year after helshe ¢eases lo be a
member, such amount as may be required. not exceediig £1 for the debts and liabilities contracted before
helshe ¢eases lo be a member.
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GOLD HILL BAPTIST CHURCH
(A Company Limil•d by Guarant••)
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024
Related party transxllo
The Gold Hill Church Trust is a separate charity established in 1966 to advance the Christian Faith
exercise Christian chanty by making grants to Gold Hill Baptst Church and ¢)thers. The Church can
exeiose signifKanl influence over the appinlrnent of Trustees of the Trust but as part ol Ihe purpose of
the Trust was to provKle a degfft of independence for the thsnors to Ihe Trust il ￿ nol Ihou9M
appropriate lo consolidate the financial slatements of the Trust with those of the Church. In practice most
giwng lo the Church is gNen via the Trust. received from the Trust during the year tolalled
£1,092,000 {2023. £704.248}. Al the year end. there is £96.886 12023: £81,902) included within other
debtots, being grfts gift due lo the Chur¢h.
The Challonts Chrfstlan T￿￿t v& a separate charity eslablishe(l in 1985 to thano the Christian Faith.
The Church can exercise signfficant infiuence ovw the appointment of Trustees. The Church would
anlicipale benefitting from any future sale or development of kind by Ihe Trust. During the year thè
Church pahl legal and other costs relating to the land owne¢l by the Trust of £3.59312023.. £3,392).
Gold Hlll {Bread House} Llmlted is a separate company by the Ch*fonl$ Chrislran Trust which
has ￿vioUSlY run a coffee sh(¥J in The Market Plaee, Chalfonl Sl Peter. The Church has previously ￿￿1
funds to Gold Hill (Bread knusel Limited to SUPE￿ the operation of the coffee shop. Al the year erKI a
balance of £29,25012023'. £34.500) was due to the Church and included in other debtors.
30. Post balance shts•t èv•nts
During the ye¥ on 8pp8al was to rai￿ fund5 to Iwlrtale the purchase ol a Manse. A suitabl8
propety has naw been idenlif*d and the purchase completed cffi 16th Awust 2024. An additional ban
facility from the Baptist Unin of £440.01)O was airaryd in order lo complete this purchase.
31. Controlmng party
The￿ is no conlroling paty.
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