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2021-12-31-accounts

Trustees J Audibert
J Audibert
K Shaitan
S Vaughan
M Bird
M Bossom
L Stuart
SKeen
S Barrett
S Hollis
Vanessa Marchant
J Blake
A Harding
J Childs
S Pouton
A Warr
J King
SWilliams
N Patterson
E Chipchase
K Pope
Charity number 1148672
Independent examiner Hill Osborne
Tower House
Parkstone Road
Poole
Dorset
BH152JH

Page
Trustees' report 1-9
Independent
examiner's		 report 10
Statement offinancial activities 11-12
Balance sheet 13
Notes to the financial statements 14-29

SORP
Summary
ofthe
purposes
ofthe
charity as set out in
its governing		 reference
Para
1.17		 The advancement
of religion for the public benefit by: providing
regular worship
open to all, to grow disciples to lave and to serve, promoting
the whole mission
ofthe church
by providing
activities and facilities for the community,
supporting
children
of all ages, families,
young people, older people and vulnerable
adults.
document The vision of Christ Church has expanded
over the years and therefore,
we are
in the process of changing
our objectives to:
Christ Church Creekmoor
is the Church at the heart of Creekmoor
We aim to
love God through
the provision
of Christian
worship,
raising
up disciples of all
ages to love and to serve. We aim to love our neighbours
by serving
our
community
unconditionally,
providing
activities
and facilities, accessible and
available
to all, supporting
children
of all ages, families,
young
people, older
people and vulnerable
adults through
the Community
Hub based at the
Church.
Summary
ofthe
main activities
in
relation
to those		 Para
1.17and
1.19		 After local consultation,
the Christ Church
building
has recently been doubled
in size to provide a Community
Hub for the local area as well as providing
pastoral care and the usual functions
associated
with a Church.
purposes
for the
public benefit,
in
particular,
the
activities,
projects
services identified
the accounts.		 or
in		 The Community
Hub hosts activities
run in partnership
with Community
agencies and GPs including
a daily Community
Cafe —'The Hub Cafe' (with
volunteering
opportunities);
Children,
family, and youth groups; dementia-
friendly groups
(with volunteering
opportunities)
to bring together those who
feel lonely and isolated and to support those who care for others; room hire for
the Community
and local businesses.
Debt prevention
and debt counselling
provision
is planned
ta start shortly.
This is broken
down into:-
~
Worship
and
prayer;
learning
about
the
Gospel;
and
developing
discipleship
and trust
in Jesus.
~
Provision
of pastoral care far people
living
in the parish.
~
Mission, outreach,
and community
support.
~
Maintenance
of the fabric of the Christ Church.

Statement
confirming
whether
the trustees
have had regard to
the guidance
issued		 Statement
confirming
whether
the trustees
have had regard to
the guidance
issued		 Para
1.18		 Para
1.18		 When
planning
our activities for the year, the incumbent
and the PCC have
considered
the Commission's
guidance
on public benefit and,
in particular,
the
specific guidance
on charities for the advancement
of religion.
In particular,
we try
to enable everyone
to live out their faith as part ofour parish community.
by the Charity
Commission
on		 public
benefit
Additional
information
(optional)
You ma
choose to include
further statements
where
relevant about:
SORP
reference
Policy on grant Not applicable
making Para
1.38
Policy on social Not applicable
investment Para
including 1.38
program
related
investment
Contribution
made by		 At Christ Church we believe
in every member
ministry
therefore as many people
as possible are encouraged
to support the ministry
ofthe church
in a voluntary
volunteers capacity.
Para
1.38		 We have 66 volunteers
from an electoral
roll of 123plus 5 members
from the
Community
volunteerin
at 'The Hub Cafe'.
Achievements and Performance
SORP
Summary
ofthe
main
achievements
of
the charity,		 reference Christ
Church
is an
Anglican
church
with
an ecumenical
welcome
where
everyone
is welcome
regardless
of their
beliefs. Please
refer to the Christ
Church
Creekmoor
Facebook
page
and
website
www. christchurchcreekmoor.
org
for
details
of
our
current
services
and
identifying
the		 activities.
difference the
charity's
work
has made to the		 Para
1.20		 During 2021 Christ Church
has been establishing
itself in the newly extended
building,
grappling
with the challenges
ofemerging
from Covid-19.
circumstances
its beneficiaries
and any wider
benefits to
society as a		 of We are very grateful to the external
funders
who have financially
supported
Christ Church Creekmoor
and the Community
Hub for Creekmoor
in 2021
including
Dorset Community
Foundation,
The Henry Smith Charity, The
Hobson
Charity
and the Wessex Water Foundation.
'
whole. W~hi
d
We are keen to offer a range of services on Sunday
and during
the week and
over the course of the year that our church
family
and community
find
both
beneficial
and spiritually
fulfilling.
Our
service
pattern
has
changed
during
the
year
as a
result
of Covid
challenges.
Sunday
morning
services were online only until March 2021, being
streamed
via Facebook, YouTube.
In person services resumed
during
March
and all are welcome to attend or view online our regular services. Breakfast@9
was paused
during
the Summer
of 2021 and resumed
later in the year when
Covid 19restrictions
eased further.

Sunda
Worshi
attern
~
9am Breakfast Church suitable for busy families
~
10.30am service suitable for all and live streamed
~
6.45pm relaxed 'cafe style' —not held during
Covid
At the Annual
Parochial
Church
Meeting
(APCM) in May 2021 there were 123
parishioners
on the Electoral
Roll (age 16 and
over), 34 of whom
are not
resident
within the parish.
The average
weekly attendance
of different
individuals
on a Sunday,
counted
in October 2021 when we held just one service
in church on a Sunday was 45
adults (16years and older) plus 3young people.
In addition
we had an average
of32 people engaging
via our online platforms
each week.
Our Christmas
services/activities
in 2021 consisted of:—
~
Christmas
Cafe with 200 visitors
~
Carols
in the Church
garden
for Community
and Church
members
alike
~
Pre-recorded
Christmas
Assembly
at Hillbourne
School
~
Pre-recorded
Christmas
Eve Family service
~
Midnight
Communion
~
Christmas
Day Holy Communion
As well as our regular
services,
we enable
our community
to celebrate
and
thank
God at the milestones
of the journey
through
life. Through
baptism
we
thank God for the gift of life, in marriage
public vows are exchanged
with God' s
blessing
and through
funeral services friends
and family express their grief and
give thanks for the life which is now complete
in this world and to commend
the
person into God's keeping. We celebrated
1 marriage
and 3 funerals
in 2021.
Midweek Worshi
and Pra er
We recognise the importance
ofpeople coming together to pray throughout
the
week as well as a Sunday,
gathering
for Prayer on a Tuesday
and Thursday
morning.
As families
and
young
people
often
have
other
claims
on their
time
on a
Sunday,
we provide
additional
weekday
'Fresh Expressions'
for their worship.
Christ Church
provides
4 'Fresh Expressions'
groups for Families
with babies
and
toddlers,
for children
and
young
people
of all ages
and
for older
and
vulnerable
adults.
When
the
weekday
Fresh
Expressions
are
included,
the
weekly
average
attendance
increased
in October 2021 to an average of80 adults (16years and
older) plus 42 young people.
t/p to half ofthe Church Membership
is part ofweekly hub groups which enable
the spiritual
growth of the members
equipping
them to reach out to the people
they meet in their daily lives.
The total number
of people of all ages with which
Christ Church
had regular
contact as part of its ministry
in 2021 was 588 including
368 children
and young
people through
the weekly
groups at Church,
the Little Oaks Pre-school
and
outreach to the local primary school.
The number
of families
and young
children
supported
by our Children,
family
and youth team increased
significantly
during
2021 due to the lack offace-to-
face contact available
during
Covid 19and the needs resulting
from that.
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d
Three members
of the PCC sit on the Deanery Synod. This provides
the PCC
with an important
link between
the parish and the wider structures
ofthe church.

Pastoral Care
We have ateam of 18 Lay Pastoral Assistants
who are available to
support to those
in the Church family and community.
The Minister
Minister takes Home Communion
to any who request
it.		 give pastoral
or Associate
Mission outreach
and communit
su
ort.
We serve our community
unconditionally
with the following
activities		 run from
the Community
Hub:—
'The Hub Cafe' daily Community
Cafe
TK Club after Schools club (Fresh Expressions)
Abzorb Youth group (Fresh Expressions)
Childminders
drop
in session
PlayZone
parent/carer
and toddler
group
with		 Christian input (Fresh
Expressions)
Chatterbox
parent/carer
and toddler group
Two Under Ones groups for vulnerable
Mums
Creative
Expressions
Craft group
with 'Thought		 for the week' (Fresh
Expressions)
Book Group
Community
Room Hire providing
additional
activities
children's
dance, U3A Art & Mixed Media, Slimming
Christ Church
Little Oaks Pre-School running
daily in		 including
Pilates,
World
the nearby Youth
Centre.
The Church website
www. christchurchcreekmoor.
org and Facebook page are
key methods
ofcommunication
to the Church family and community
alike.
In 2021 Christ Church
held an Alpha Course and Poole		 Deanery LPA training
course.
We are looking
forward
to offering
further
Community		 support as vision
and
resources
permit.

Financial
Review
Review ofthe
charity's
financial
position at the
end ofthe period		 Para
1.21		 f70,442 was spent to provide
for the Christian
Ministry to the parish
including
a total
ofF42,705 for the parish share paid to the Diocese. This provides
for the stipends,
housing
and pensions
of the clergy. Expenditure
exceeded
income
in our
Unrestricted
Account (General
Funds) by f2,238 leaving a surplus
off4,593 in
Unrestricted
fund for the year. These funds are 'ear marked'
to cover additional
running
costs in our newly extended
building.
At the suggestion
ofArchdeacon
Antony
Macrow-Wood,
part of the funding
used for
the recent building
extension was a F300,000 unsecured
loan, repayable
over 20
years from the Methodist
Chapel
Aid (MCA). As at 31/12/21 this has f281,000
capital to be repaid. This loan was approved
at the Parochial
Church
Council (PCC)
meetings
of 10/01/2019 and 10/10/2019 and supported
by the Salisbury
Diocese
Board of Finance.
The PCC is updated
at each meeting
re the overall
building
funding
situation
including
the loan. Repayments
for the loan are forecast to come from regular
giving
specifically
for the loan by Church members,
fundraising
events
and income from
hiring out the additional
church spaces
Archdeacon
Antony
MacRow-Wood
confirms that our priority
is to repay the loan, if
necessary to the detriment
ofour monthly
contribution
to the Salisbury Diocese for
the cost of Mission and Ministry
in Creekmoor,
ensuring
that the loan repayments
Statement
explaining
the
policy for holding
reserves
stating		 Para
1.22		 can continue
As at the end of 2021 it was PCC policy to maintain
f20,000 reserves
reflecting
2
months'
general
running
costs, 2 months ofour contribution
to the Salisbury Diocese
for the cost of Mission and Ministry
in Creekmoor
i.e.average
monthly
Share payment
of 94,300 plus
E5,700 to cover additional
running
costs
in our
newly
extended
why they are building.
held The reserve
in Pre-School's
Restricted
Fund
remains
at F5,000 for contingencies
which can arise when
employing
staff.
Amount
of		 Para F20,000
reserves
held		 1.22
Reasons for Para
holding zero 'l.22
reserves
Details of fund
materially
in		 Para
1.24		 Reference to the deficit on Restricted
Funds
is detailed
in the Review of the chari/y's
financial position at the end ofthe per/od,
outlined
above.
deficit
Explanation
of		 Para
any uncertainties 1.23 Not applicable
about the charity
continuing
as a
oin
concern

Structure,
Gover		 nance
and Management		 nance
and Management
Descri
tian of chari		 's trusts
Type of
governing
document
(trust dead
royal
ctnarlcrl		 Para
1.25		 As per Church of England website:
'Whilst Parochial
Church
Councils (PCCs) are charities,
they are governed
by two
pieces of Church af England
legislation,
called Measures. The Parochial
Church
Councils (Powers) Measure 1956as amended.
The Church Representation
Rules (contained
in Schedule 3 to the Synodical
Government
Measure 1969as amended
.
'
How is the Para
charity 1.25 Parochial
Church
Council
constituted?
Trustee
selection
methods
including
details
of any
constitutional
provisions e.g.
election to post		 Para
1.25		 The method
of appointment
of PCC members
is set out in the Church
Representation
Rules.
At Christ
Church
the membership
of the PCC consists
of the incumbent,
an
Associate
Minister,
2 Churchwardens,
the
Licenced
Lay
Minister
and 9 members
elected at the Annual
Parochial
Church
Meeting.
All who consider Christ Church to be
their church
and attend services are encouraged
to register
on the Electoral
Roll and
stand for election to the PCC. The PCC members
are responsible
for making decisions
on all matters
of general
concern
and importance
to the parish
including
deciding
on
how the funds ofthe PCC are to be spent.
or name of any The full PCC met 6 times during 2021, via Zoom and then
in person.
person or body
entitled
to
appoint one or
more trustees		 d~td
t
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Required
by law, this committee
has the power to transact
the business
of the PCC
between
its meetings,
subject to any directions
given by the Council.
Administrative
information
Christ
Church,
Creekmoor
is situated
on
Northmead
Drive,
Poole.
It is part of the
Diocese of Salisbury
within
the Church
of England.
The correspondence
address
is
Christ Church,
Northmead
Drive, Creekmoor,
Poole, BH17 7XZ
The PCC is a body corporate
(PCC Powers
Measure
1956, Church
Representation
Rules 2006) and is charity registered
with the Charity Commission.
The PCC members
who served
during
the year from the APCM on 9th May 2021 are
listed below.
Ministers
The Revd Janice Audibert
The Revd Jean Audibert
(Associate Minister)
The Revd Wendy Poole (retired)
Licensed
La
Ministers - Shirley Williams
Churchwardens
until 2021 APCM
Churchwardens
after 2021 APCM
Shelma Vaughan
Lisa Stuart
Shelma Vaughan
Lisa Stuart
An
lican Deane
S nod Re s until 2023
Shirley Williams
Jane King
Kerry Pope (resigned
October 2021) —Vacant

Ref erence and Adm inistrative details details
Charit name Christ Church Creekmoor
Other name the charit uses
Re istered charit number 1148672
CharitYs principal address Christ Church
Northmead Drive
Creekmoor
Poole
BH17 7XZ

Names of the charity trustees Names of the charity trustees Names of the charity trustees who manage the charity January manage the charity January —December 2021 —December 2021
Trustee name Office (ifany) Dates acted if not for
whole year		 Name of person (or body)
entitled to appoint trustee (if
an
Janice Audibeit Vicar Parochial
Church		 Council
Jean Audibert Associate Vicar
Jane King Deanery Synod
Shirley Williams Deanery Synod
Kerry Pope Deanery Synod Resigned October 2021
Lisa Stuart Churchwarden
Shelma Vaughan Churchwarden
Jackie Barras Councillor
Simon Barrett Councillor
Jane Blake Councillor
Margaret Bossom Councillor
Julia Childs Councillor Resigned 09/05/2021
Doreen Davis Councillor
Amanda
Harding		 Councillor
Sarah Hollis Councillor Resigned 09/05/2021
Sharon Keen Councillor
Vanessa
Marchant		 Councillor Resigned 09/05/2021
Neil Patterson Councillor
Keith Shelton Councillor
Helen Tucker Councillor
Sue Pouton Ex-Officio Treasurer
Beverley Wood Ex-Officio
PCC Secretary
Michelle
Bird		 Leadership Co-opted
Edd Chipchase Leadership Co-opted
Annette
Warr		 Leadership Co-opted

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Current assets
Debtors		 12 5,869 1,215
Investments 13 716 626
Cash at bank and in hand 130,744 175,005
137,329 176,e46
Creditors:
one year		 amounts falling due within (23,342) (24,402)
Net current assets 113,987 152,444
Creditors:
more than		 amounts
one year		 falling due after (266,000) (281,000)
Net liabilities (152,013) (128,556)
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funds
Designated
funds
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funds		 17
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49,666
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funds
Charitable
Giving - Mission
Giving
Charitable
Giving
—Discretionary
fund
Ministry
—Salisbury
Diocese
Ministry - Church of England fees
Ministry
—Others
Little Oaks -Salaries
Little Oaks - Running
costs
Grants payable
Discipleship
Children
and Youth
Evangelism
and Outreach
Fellowship		 42,705
639
898
257
100		 3,615
616
4,118
1,556
11,974		 222
60,783
18,999
1,618
19,524
2,556
15		 3,837
42,705
616
639
60,783
18,999
4,118
4,072
19,781
14,630
15		 11,235
150
35,155
593
419
61,473
12,823
3,617
1,273
17,011
2,850
162
44,599 21,879 103,717 170,195 146,791
For the year ended 31 December 2020 35,625 9,098 102,068 146,791

Christ Church —6
Little Oaks pre school -5
Employment costs 2021
f		 2020
6
Wages and salaries
Other pension costs		 89,666
1,468		 83,307
1,378
91,134 84,685

Other costs
Unrestricted Unrestricted Restricted Total Total
funds funds funds
2021 2021 2021 2021 2020
general designated 6 6
Independent
Professional		 Examination
and other		 1,560
628		 50 720 1,560
1,398		 1,560
3,408
2,188 50 720 2,958 4,968
For the year
2020		 ended 31 December 1,985 129 2,854 4,968

11 Net gain s/( losses)
on investments
Restricted Restricted
funds funds
2021 2020
6
Revaluation of investments 90 40
12 Debtors 2021 2020
Amounts falling due within one year: 6
Other debtors 5,869 1,215
13 Current asset investments 2021
6		 2020f
Unlisted investments 716 626
2021 2020
6 6
Bankloans 281,000 296,000
Payable
Payable		 within one year
after one year		 15,000
266,000		 15,000
281,000
Amounts included
above which		 fall due after five years:
Payable by instalments 206,000 221,000

15 Creditors: amounts Creditors: amounts falling due within one year 2021 2020
Notes F F
Bank loans 14 15,000 15,000
Other taxation and social security 140 234
Accruals and deferred income 8,202 9,168
23,342 24,402
16 Creditors: amounts falling due after more than one year 2021 2020
Notes f 6
Bankloans 14 266,000 281,000

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