Thp P.Iroc.Iil.I1 (".hiJrch C.niJncll
ol tl)(, Lr(-.l('
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
AND ANNUAL REPORT
For the year ended 31 December 2024
PRIEST IN CHARGE
Reverend Joyce Addison
BANKERS
Barclays Bank PIC
Fremlin Walk
Maidstone
ME14 IQG
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER
Julie Gri885 FCA

Tho Piirochliil ChiJrc.h C.niJncll
of Ili(, fc.cliislrl',IIc.fil Piirl,,ki
ol Sl Miirlln M¥ild%lone
Contents
Adii)Iiilsliatlve liilormatlon
Trustee's report and financial review
Independent examiner's report
Receipts and payments account
Statement of assets and liabilitie5
9-10
Notes on the accounts
10-13

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The Parochial Church Councll present5 115 iepoil anil IliiAnclal gtalpmp_nts lof the y•ar •nfJ•pd 31
Decembei 2024.
Admlnlstratlve Informatlon
st Martin's address 15 Noitl)Iilnb￿r1a1id Road, Muldsloiiv, Mlll, 7LP Our web:ItP IJ
.￿.Uk. Liiqiilrie5 may be Sent to ollice@stm4)itin'.maid..tonp.f)rg.uk.
WW4.Stmartinsmaid5tofie.01
St Martin's is part of tlie Diocese ol Cai)terbiiiy witl)In the Church ol E npland. On J 7 Of.tobpr ?012
'The Parochial Church Coiincil of "the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Martin Maidstone" was f l_'Yl* tprpd a •
an Individual charity, number 1149349. Trustees. Annual Reports and Accounts are filed with the
Charity Commissioners.
Members of the PCC are either ex officio or elected at the Annual Parochial Church Meeting In
accordance with the Church Representation rules. PCC members who have served during the financial
year 2024 are.
Priest in charge=
Reverend Joyce Addison
Assistant Curate=
Reverend Andrew Edwards (to June 2024)
Reader:
Robin Fassenfelt (to June 2024, then Deacon)
Churchwardens..
James Mbalira
Linda Williams
Secretary..
Alyne Godfrey
Treasurer:
th
Andrew Gray {to 14 March 2024)
Marika Tannahill (from March 20241
Elected:
Gill Bri5tow
Jeremy Ward
Janice Cook (to March 2024)
Lewis Hadler (to July 20241
Sara Hazlewood Ito March 2024)
Susan Holmes (to March 20241
Ellen Purvis (to March 2024)
Arun Rabbani (to March 20241
Lee-Anne Baker (from March 2024)
Ephrun Sardar (from March 2024)
Keith Smith (from March 20241
Jonas Yeboah (from March 20241
David Williams (Deanery & Diocesan Synod representative)
SUÈ Yeo {Deanery representative and Anna Chaplain)
Ignite Enabler:
Angle Frost (to July 2024, then Parish-based Pioneer)

Th(, Piirochiiil Church CoiJnc.11
of Ih(, Eccl(1Sj()%tIciil Piirl.,h
of St Martin Maidstone
(Reglstered cl)arily number 11493491
Alm5 and Purposes
As a member of the Chiircli of F iigliiiid oiii gp.nvriil aiinls "to PTomotp the whole mission of the Church,
pastoral, evangelistlc. Social and ecumenlcal" Wlthln Ili15 broad aim our mi4sion Is to grow the church
numerically and spiritually. to develop ministry and build partner
hip: that enrich our communities
within our Parish and beyond.
St Martin's Parochial Church Council has responsibility with our Priest-in-charge, Reverend Joyce
Addison, in promoting this mission. The PCC is responsible for the maintenance of St Martin's church,
church hall and the grounds at Northumberland Road, Shepway, Maidstone.
Objertives and Attivities
The ongoing commitment of the PCC is to bear witness to the love of God in our communities and to
encourage as many people as possible to get to know us. to know God. to worship with us and to
become part of our parish community- We also care for God's creation and are an Eco Church (Silver
Award}.
We, therefore. look for ways to build bridges and create partnerships with our wider community- We
Ic￿k to involve schools, groups. organisations and newcomers to our parish in ourservices and events.
To this end, our services are a mixture of traditional and modern with the celebration of Holy
Communion at the centre. We seek to showthrough our activities thatweare an open and welcorning
church for the use of those in our parish and the wider community.
Development Plan5
In 2022. the PCC reviewed the suitability of the church building to meet our future needs as our
congregations continue to grow. The most important issue identified was the lack of facilities for
disabled people and the difficulties they have in accessing the church and its amenities. In consultation
with ourchurch archited. plans have been drawn up to install a disabled toiletatthe rearof the church
with a baby change area, and to build a sloped entry path, replacing the current steps, at the entrance
of the church (door). In addition, we are planning to further improve access to our peace garden by
building a level path around the rear of the church, and install a water feature. The plans have been
agreed, discussions have been held v4ith the Diocesan authorities, and faculties have been applied for.
We have received the necessary planning permissions and continue to fundraise for this ambitious
"Access For All" project. We hope to commence work on these projects in early 2025.

Cllmate Change and the path to net iero carbon
In July 2022, General Synod endorsed Ihp C?nvprnrnvnl pliin In 11rhlp.vp. not zero carbon by 2030, and
has since publislied a roiile Iniili oli liow r.liiiwi l)(**
ambitious targel. 145 171) Ic.0 Cliiiicli, Sl Mill Ilii., l i woll i)lil( iiil Irj pliiy Il.,
'*, i?nfJ Ihe PCC is
working oli iiillliillves lo ftirll)oi io(IIicc oiii Ci1rl)oii lo()I i)Ili)l Iiiiil lJnn',l uiii ii(.rJ i.ri..dpriti*Jl... Qur
developineiil l)11711S11)cliJdc11iSLiltitliig tlic chiircli roof wllh .hciep's wool whlf.h will ri:diJci: fjur
l)ealiiig c05t5 aii(I carbon emi55ions.
li) Seplember 2023, we organised the first Canterbury COP (Conference of the PariJhe)l evpnt at
Catliedral Lodge, wliere speakers and guests dlsCU5sed what can be done within our Diocese to
coinbat climate change. Our young people co-l)05led Iliis event and shared their thoughts on
environmental issues. It was a great success witli OVPT 100 poople in altendance. A second COP
conference, Growing Greener, wa% ()rgi11117.P(I1115oi)Ivinhpi ?074 Onrp again, members of our youth
group co-led the coi)ference.
Achlevements and Performance
Worship and Prayer
The PCC seeks to provide a range of services throughout the year that are beneficial to our community
and spiritually satisfying. Holy Communion is celebrated on the first, third, fourth and fifth Sundays
of the month at loam, with the service on the first Sunday of each month being Intergenerational and
particularly accessible to children. A Service of the Word has been held for many years on the second
Sunday of the month. However. we have recently started a Holy Communion service which is co-led
by our Youth Group. Other services at St Martin's include a said Holy Communion on Thursdays at
10am and, on the 3rd Sunday of the rnonth, prayer for healing and wholeness is included. Occasional
evening services are held such as our Advent and Lent reflection worship. Weekday Morning Prayer
rrue and Thu at 8.30am} and Evening Prayer {Mon at 4.30pml provide an opportunity for quiet
reflection_ Details of all services can be found on our notice boards, website. in the parish magazine
or weekly news sheets.
At the end of 2024 there were 92 members on the Church Electoral Roll. During the year there were
5 weddings. 13 funerals & 2 burial of ashes, and 12 baptiSrn5.
Children, Youth and Schools
Our Primary Age children meet twice a month for Sunday Club, in the hall, during our Sunday service
to learn about Jesus In a safe. caring and creative atmosphere. Through bible teaching, worship,
games, craft and much more, our aim is for children to have happy memories of church, knowing that
they are loved and valued by God. In 2024, we have been pleased to see a number of children
attending Church on a Sunday with their families.
Our youth group, Ignite/NextGen Youth, meets once a month for breakfast, bible study. fun worship
and prayer in the church hall on the 4 Sunday of the month. On the second Sunday of each month,
the youth group co-lead worship followed by a light lunch. They read lessons, lead prayers and
participate in the altar party and help with church events, such as food collection and distribution. In
the Diocese the youth group are influential on the environment and climate change. Our work with
local schools continues to flourish with Revs Joyce and Robin and Angle our Pioneer person taking
assemblies. Schools are also keen to use our church building for Services and end of year events. In

addition, classes frorn the schrJol4 have. vlsltpd Ihp chuich Inr n vniipiv nl work..hnps Io 4rupport their
curriculum. Rev Joyce conllniivs In lip n linvpiiir>i nl 'iPnAC I p Wnijil liilinAIy il.lifJnl
Ignlte
Iliei)15elvr8 wllli (iQ(I, iill ril( I IIIK ijll)iJi)112. J l)v.rJiJlp l() (Jiir
VOIIIIRStei % Ii)c)k i)ai t li) I'.uiiiiliy IlaiiciiiR, l)ev.Ile drivo, l)InKu, Sl)ii)vi._ Mc)iiilily,
Allei)dve5 of IKllite l)Iive sai(1 Ilial it roally lieliJ5 tliein lo iindprsliirid hil)Iii.iil tlipinii".
Iliey ii)iRI)l otlierwi5e. struggle to ascerlain in a Irodilional service. Wp are lucky to hav(4 d woridi:IfiJl,
willing aiid growin8 teain of people wl)0 sliare God'5 lovo through Ignite.
On Thiirsdays, after oiir mid-week commiiiilnii sprvltp, wp hnlil "TTr¢i and Toast" rnornings. Thi= y*ar
it has evolved into even mole of ¢7 coiniiiiii)Ily pvviil
wllli Inpfflbpr'• of the community coming
foward to run it. The sixtli forii) ol I Ive Arrp. Woo(1', 111sn Iryltpnd wppP.Iy a= part of their work
experience servin8, cl)attli)8 to tlie otlier people wl)o attend, and tidying awav
Likewise, our singing group, "Sounds of Maidstone" has evolved to include a.:
ting Sue Yeo with a
carol service at Maplewood retirement home. This has given us the idea of having a rnore regular sing-
along with staff and residents. starting after Easter. We also supported the church's Christmas
extravaganza "A Star is Born" as backing singers.
While distributing Christmas food hampers we got to meet the warden and residents of Hardwick
House. I now go weekly. and this gives me opportunities for outreach. l am really getting to know the
residents and chat about what we do in church and about the Christian faith. l encourage them to
come to different events at our church.
Other Initiatives include prayer walking, Including two people from different churches in the area,
where we pray for the community and respond to opportunities foroutreach. We plan to start handing
out flyers so the community know we are praying, and we can encourage them to join in church
events. l assist our Anna Chaplain with services in retirement homes and support her and other
members of the pastoral team when they visit people. Reverend Joyce and I regularly lead assemblies
at schools and host the schools at the church throughout the year for different services.
Finanaal Review
We are reporting a large deficit for the year on our unrestricted funds of £41,802 12023: deficit
£22.236}. The deficit has arisen largely from the cost of much-needed repairs and maintenance to the
church hall, and the replacement of the church sound system. The hire of the church hall provides
significant amount of Income for covering church expenses and the hall needed urgent attention.
£13,200 was spent on replacing the old boiler and cleaning out the heating system. It is hoped that
this will also help to reduce our energy bills in the future. The entrance, hall, radiators and toilets were
painted at a cost of £5,035.
The church's failing sound system was over 20 years old and becoming unworkable. A deposit of
£18,453 (half the full cost of replacing the system) was paid In 2024, with the remainder due after
completion of the work in February 2025. The PCC felt that this would greatly enrich the church
services and also encourage greater participation from the community e.g. being able to hold musical
events. The costs relating to all these major projects were paid for from the proceeds of the sale of St
Hilarys Church that were received in 2022.

Withoiit these excpi)Ilniial f nil¢, Infl %(>inp iirpllmlnviiv prnlpGqionAI ¢.nstV• on thp "Access For All"
pioiprt, wr woiil(I l)p IPI)r)I Iliirt N ilplli11 f?1 Iiiil IiiiilDI I l(I,IlfK) lijr l()J4 Wp al'.0 rpr.pivpd Gift Aid
amniinl% wplAI iiiA l() 21124 1111 1,1? I I lil IniiiiAI v Jlij'i, niiil M Iiii I livi p%lirriillpfl I li,f)f)(I will f.18imed
IM)".•(J fr)'I Ihe
(li)i)iilliiiii. I lil%, l()Rplliri wlll) li lilRI) Ipvv.I r)1 Iiiill IpllliiK Irif.ninp, liv.mn.nflrjll.. •lf¢)Il., fri'l iiijr IiJiJiJr41 *irig
loain, ai)d I IRI)l (01)I rnl nl our Pmppnsvs Ilas 1lllr)wv.(l ij.. lo mppl iiP¢lf IV lill rjijr f.c) J
liai-e and maiiilfiin Ilip reqijirpd l)iillpr of (11slf Iliutciblp Te5pives.
Reserves Pollcv
The PCC ha5 a81 eed l() iiialiilalii tl 11)liiliniJin Ipvpl vl iPSQf VV'• ul l_?O,000, rppresenting approximately
two monllis of cxpei)dltiire. Tlils levol Wi15 oxcevdod I l)rouKliout 202.4.
Church bulldlngs and lurnlshlngs
Routine and general maintenance was carried out by our fabric team throughout the year General
Se￿IcIng of lieating, fire, security and other equipment was carried out by specialist contractor5.
During 2024, as well as routine maintenance, repairs were made to the church clock, LED floodlights
were replaced, and an asbestos audit was carried out.
Pastoral Care
Pastoral Care continues to play an important role at St Martin's. It provides mutual care, prayer and
supportfor all of its members. Pastoral care consists of a number of teams, each with a group leader.
All on the electoral roll or regular attendees belong to a group. Arrangements can be made through
Group Leaders for post baptism support. hospital and bereavement visiting and home communion.
Structure• governance and management
The Parochial Church Council is a corporate body established by the Church of England. The PCC
operates under the Parochial Church Powers Measure. The method of appointment of PCC members
Is set out In the Church Representation Rules. Members of the PCC consist of the Priest In Charge,
church wardens and others elected by members of the congregation who are on the Electoral Roll. All
members of the congregation are encouraged to register on the Electoral Roll and stand for election
to the PCC. The PCC is responsible for rnaking decisions on all matters of general concern and
Importance to the parish including decisions on the disbursement of funds.
The PCC met nine times in 2024. There are also a number of committees which met during the year
and report to the PCC. These committees cover particular aspects of church life including worship,
mission, youth and outreach, fabric, and fundraising. Astanding comrnittee is able to deal with urgent
matters arising between PCC meetings.
Signed on behalf of the Parochial Church Council
Rev Joyce Addison
Priest In Charge/Chair
Marika Tannahill
Treasurer

INDIPF.NfJi.Nl I X14MINI II'%11111(1111 l() Tlll Mfmllf RS OF
51, MAIIIIN'% (111111(11, MIlll)%l()Nl
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2024, wl)irl) ciiiiii)I llv Iliv 11p1 rli?l s *lll(I I'ayinpiil 1 14c.f.niAnl •iiii1 %1471v. Irif•iil i)1 A'i'illl.,
i elal'pd i)iilp4 spl oiit on i)agps 8 to J.l.
Re%pectlve responslbllltles ol membeis and eJ¢amlner
Tlie meinbei 5 are respoiisible foi Ilie i)Ivi)ariilioii ul Ilip 1lCLOUlIts. Thp. meml)ers conjider th4t 4n
audil is nol ieqtiired for 11115 year iiiidei SPLlluii J 441). l i)1 Ilip C.litirllles Acl 2011 (the 2011 Actl and
thal an independenl examiiialioi) is IlVPfleil
It 15 my responsibility to..
examinp tl)e accoiii)ts iiiider sp.cllon 14 5 of thv 2011 Act;
to follow tl)e procediires lald dowi) in Ihe General Directions given by the Charity
Comm1s51011 uiider section 14515llbl of the 2011 Act,. and
to state whether particular matters have come to my attention.
Basis of independent examiner's report
My examination was carried out in accordance with the General Directions given by the Charity
Commissioner. An examination Includes a review of the accounting records kept by the Parochial
Church Council and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also includes
consideration of any unusual Items or disclosures in the accounts, and the seeking of explanations
from you as members concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all
the evidence that would be required in an audit and, consequently, no opinion is given as to whether
the accounts present a 'true and fair Vie￿ and the report is limited to those matters set out in the
Statement below.
Independent examinerfs statement
In connertion with my examination, no material matters have corne to my attention which give me
cause to believe that in any material respect=
the accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 130 of the 2011 Act,. or
the accounts did not accord with the accounting records- or
the accounts did not comply with the applicable requirements concerning the form and
content of the accounts set out in the Charities (Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008
other than any requirement to show a 'true and fair, view, which Is not a matter
considered as part of an Independent examination.
I have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to which attention should be
order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
J A GRIGGS FCA
14 Greenfields
Maidstone
Kent
ME15 8ET
28 March 2025

PARISH ()1. SI MAIII IN, MAII)SIUNL
FINANCIAL STATIMINTS 2024
RICIIPI % AND PAYMI.NIS ACCOUNT
l¢ir
11)JA
Illrfii
Fiind
FiJnd•
RICI"IPT5
Plaiinrd klviiiK
C-i)IIvLtiiin
i4,"J jo
l)i)niiit)n
4. 1.10
4.11()
2fJ.190
23,190
7.72J
Cieneraitrd liiriiii)
P(.( lee
5.144
35,170
7,924
188
fi,144
3b
fiJndTaising
hliscellaneous
oillei rcceipls
M1s510nary grant
B)nk- Inierest
7,924
9.407
iio
3d
16,696
463
16,696
46:
20.400
149
TOTAL RECEIPTS
110.136
6,000
23,790
139 926
.572
PAYMENTS
Minisiry.
Parish share and diocesan fees
Clergy expenses
Other
Church and propertv
mainienance induding utilTtie5
and insuran
Books. printing and stationery
Music Iicences and instruments
Donations to charities
Organ maintenance
Ev3nEelism and outreath
Celebr3tion events Clive's Fund
Miscellaneous
Ignile expenses
ComrHunily f und expenses
TOTAL PAYMENTS
3e
71,043
2.925
831
69.186
71,043
2.925
831
69.441
2.602
786
59.145
31
78.881
2.967
714
237
2.967
714
237
1.982
679
3g
425
530
126
530
252
126
368
368
3h
2,354
1.313
2.354
1.313
5,819
168,108
2.571
1,555
6,746
146,184
5.819
6,819
151.938
NET RECEIPTSII.PAYMENT51
141,8021
18191
14.439
128.1821
122,6121
Balances brought forward
151 January
Balances carried focward
31sl December
87.936
1,025
13.993
102.954
125.566
46,134
206
28,432
74.772
102.954
Note: There were no Endowment Funds held during the year. These financial statements were approved by
the Parochial Church Council at their meeting held on 27th February 2025.
Signed on behalf of the Parochial Church Council
Rev Joyce Addison
Priest in Charge/Chair
Marika Tannahill
Treasurer

PARISH OF ST MARTIN, MAII)STONr
FINANCIAL STATEMINTS 2024
ST AI I.. Ml Ni or ASSI TS ANI) IIAIIII.11 IIS
Ilnivslilrlp
IfJ/;
Cash Funds
Barclays Llai)k curreiil iiccuiiiII
Ba rclays Oai)k 5tivIIiHS ilCCUlllIt
Total
?.OG
]/ ] jf)
4lJ,1.14
74,112
J f)j_,'J',4
Other Monetary Assets
Tax rtclaiii) ()Iit%l(Iiidii18 (Janiiary to June)
rax reclaiin oiitstanding lest July lo Dec)
Deceniber receipts banked January 2025
rotal
7.673
5,000
1.732
14.405
7,673
5,000
1,732
14,405
Assets retalned for Church use
The following properties are not parish assets but are available for use by the parish-
St Martin's Church. Northumberland Road, Maidstone
St Martin's Church Hall, Northumberland Road, Maidstone
House, 85 Loose Road. Maidstone
The following assets bought by the PCC are in church use. Values are shown at cost and do not necessarily
reflect market or insurable values.
Sound and visual system120101
Fitted church carpet120111
Public Notice Board (20111
Priests Board {20111
Church chairs120121
Hall chairs12013}
Uplighters and 'A' frame (20131
Projector screen and filing cabinet (2017)
Furniture12019)
Wall lights12021}
Fridge/freezer12022)
Garden benches12022)
Patio table120231
Deposit on new sound system {20241
9.012
1,475
1,164
810
11,776
2.[￿$2
501
1,788
429
416
409
809
858
18.453
other assets not recognised in the above list include moveable church fittings and equipment held by the
church wardens on special trust for the parochial church council. and which require a faculty for disposal.
Unrestricted
Fund5
Restricled
Communitv
Fund
Restricted
oiher
Funds
Tolal
2024
Total
2023
Liabilities
Expense creditors utility costs
Expense creditors - staff expenses
1,600
2,033
189

PARISH OF ST MARTIN, MAIDSTONE
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2024
INI)pnsp ripdilnii Piin(l)lal I
Ixi)en%p ( Ipdlli)ii l)1 A(
xi)rn%p ripdilnil clpai)Ing
iiciiip cirdilnil
nvw 4niii)d 5yslpm
1,411J
I'J7
?*)1
i/JJ
111,453
jl,l(J4
i,'J14
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
l. Accountlng Pollcles
The financial staleinenls have been prepared on a receipts and payment•
Charitie5 Act 2011 and Cl)urch Accounting Regulations 2006.
ba&1: in accordance with the
2. Restricted and Unrestrlcted Funds
Restricted Other Funds
At
01.01.24
Recelpts Payments
At
31.12.24
Church projects fund
Youth fund
Quinquennial restricted fund
Justice appeal grant
Maidstone Borough Council
Organ maintenance fund
Sound system Improvements
Evangelising and outreach
Sound system
Access for All fund
719
257
3.695
231
56
3.306
719
257
3,695
231
56
2,T16
1,500
3,874
530
126
5,000
5,000
14,790
23,790
4.229
13.993
19,019
28,432
Total
9,351
Restrlcted Communlty Fund
At
01.01.24
Receipts
Payments
At
31.12.24
Community fund
Tot31
1.025
1,025
6.000
6,000
6,819
6,819
206
206
Unrestrlcted
At
01.01.24
Recelpts
Payments
At
31.12.24
Clive's fund
Sound system reserve
Kept aside for grant applications
Revenue reserve
1,312
3,000
368
944
3,000
20,000
22,190
46,134
20,000
90,136
110,136
83,624
87,936
151,570
151,938
Total
io

PARISH OF ST MARTIN, MAIDSTONE
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 2024
3. Rerelp15 Allrt Piympiili Aiiolyili
3a. Grants, 8lfts and legacles
Maidstoiio lJorouRh Council -Acces".Iblllty
Acccss r.or All gifts and fui)(I rtiisliig
New Sound Syslein - gifl
Maid51oiie Ooroiigli Cc)iiiic.11 fool 4U
EvaiiEe115111 L% ()lilip￿iLlI ylll
14,790
5.000
14,790
4,i.iJ
6,000
6,000
4,000
29,790
4,000
,190
fJ,lJ()o
Unio51rictc.d
Funds
.trictL.d
Cornmiintlv
Fund
Re:trictL.d
oihpr
Fund:
Tolal
2024
Totdl
2023
3b. Lettlngs
Hall
St Martin's Church
St Hilary's
St Martins House
Total
22,944
2.230
22,944
2.230
24.454
2,943
9,996
35,170
9,996
35,170
9,996
37,393
Unrestricted
Funds
Restricted
Community
Fund
Restricted
Other
Funds
Toial
2024
Total
2023
3c. Fund raising
Coffee mornings and mens, breakfast
Christmas Grand Draw
100 club net contributions
Summerfair
Ride and Stride
Quiz nights
Tea and Toast
Knitting and raffle
Maidstone Market stall and auction
Other
Youth Group Lent Challenge
Virtual Walk
Lent lunch
1.757
998
1,000
1.592
1.095
179
456
180
667
1,757
998
1,000
1,592
1,095
179
456
180
667
2.326
1.278
1.000
1.041
1,141
499
322
313
107
180
1,029
171
Total
7,924
7,924
9,407
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PARISH OF ST MARTIN, MAIDSIONE
FINANCIAL STATIMENTS 2024
3d. Mlscellaneous Income
Bank Interest
Liel)Is of love
Tolal
6d
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1?.4
188
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Total
2024
Total
2023
3e. Parlsh Share
Parish sliare for the year
Parochial fees paid to the Diocese
CDBF Missionary Grant
CDBF Credits- St Martins House
48.888
1,759
10,400
9,996
71,043
35,230
3,815
20,400
9,996
69,441
Total
3f. Church and property maintenance
Church
Hall
St Hilarws
Other
Total
Utilities
Maintenance
Profes510nal fees
Deposit on new sound system
Insurance
Cleaning
Internet
9.100
7,392
4,968
18,453
2.045
2,875
217
9,548
20,049
18,648
27,441
4,968
18,453
3,404
5,750
217
1,359
2.875
Total 2024
45,050
43,836
33,831
15,129
78,881
59,145
Total 2023
180
3g. Donations to charities
Unrestrided
Funds
Restrirted
Communilv
Fund
Restricted
Other
Fund5
Total
2024
Total
2023
Children's Society- Christmas collection
UNICEF-Gaza appeal
Friends of Kent Churches
Bible Society
DEC- Earthquake appeal
Eco-church
Meninadanca
Total
27
200
io
27
200
io
io
50
195
50
120
237
237
425
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403
331
462
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287
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369
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2,354
2,571
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