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~|| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |Sum&ary ofthe main
achleerements
ofthe charity
during
the year||||Having
returned
to in-person
services part-way
through
2021, much of
2022 was a time of re-establishing
and settling, to enable new growth
As
a significant
number ofcore folk had moved
away,
new people began to
take on roles to enable services to happen,
including
musicians,
welcome|| |||||and refreshments
teams, and helpers for Sunday
Club.|| |||||Numbers
attending
in-person
were generally
10%down compared
to pre-|| |||||pandemic,
but were building
up over the year. Family attendance
was a|| |||||little more varied than pre-pandemic.
It was encouraging
to see new|| |||||people try us - typically
they were either people who had recently
moved|| |||||in to Brampton,
or who wanted to re-connect
with a church after some|| |||||years ofabsence.|| |||||Services continued
to be available
online,
with 5-10%ofthose attending|| |||||typically
online. Numbers
of holiday-makers
visiting
on Sundays
started|to| |||||grow again; we hope to be an encouragement
to them, and they often are|| |||||to us.|| |||||Children
(and parents/carers)
have generally
been very glad to have|| |||||Sunday
Club in-person.|| |||||We continue to appreciate
resources
from Mustard Seeds and Faith
in|| |||||Kids, and children who attend
regularly
get a good grasp of the overall|| |||||Bible-storyline,
whilst having
lots offun along the way! Some of the|| |||||leaders are fairly new, and so some training
and support was needed.|| |||||The Pathfinders
group was settling
and building
up, with some new|| |||||members
and leaders ofthe group. Those in the group are clearly|| |||||growing
in Christian
discipleship
through
it, we hope it will also|| |||||increasingly
be a way for young people to explore Christianity
for the first|| |||||time.|| |||||Community
Groups, some in-person
and some online, have been highly|| |||||valued
by those in them, and now play a key role in the prayer and|| |||||community
life ofthe church.|| |||||Itwas very encouraging
that the summer
Holiday
Club could re-start - the|| |||||leaders were almost as excited to be back as the children! Numbers
were|| |||||only slightly
down on pre-Covid,
and
it is hoped the club can develop and|| |||||grow again.|| |||||Bethesda O5 is a very promising
new development.
Some larger youth|| |||||work ministries
are recognising
that too often youth have been kept in a|| |||||slightly separate
group,
and that there are many benefits from 'inter-|| |||||generational'
church. Whilst this is less of a danger
in a smaller church,|it| |||||has still been very encouraging
to see the level of mixing across the|| |||||different age groups at these meetings.
It will be reviewed
in 2023, but|| |||||looks promising.
It also provides
a good opportunity
for us to talk and pray|| |||||about things that are harder to fit in to a typical Sunday
morning
service.|| |||||Three people who grew up through
the youth
ministry at Bethesda are|| |||||now studying
at university,
and
it has been encouraging
to see their|| |||||continued
growth
and service whilst
living
in different places and|| |||||attending
new churches.|| |||||Three people have begun travelling
from the Haltwhistle
area to be part|of| |||||Bethesda,
and have been a great encouragement
to us. They have also|| |||||begun a small,
informal
fellowship
in Haltwhistle.
Whilst
it isn't formally|a| |||||ministry
of Bethesda, we are delighted
to see the fellowship|| |TAR||||March 2012|| |Briefstatement
ofthe charity's|Briefstatement
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unrestricted
funds|It is our Charity'a
unrestricted
funds|It is our Charity'a
unrestricted
funds|policy to hold at|policy to hold at|least three months expenditure|least three months expenditure|m| |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| |policy
on reserves|||||||||| |Detail~ ofany funds
in deficit|materiallY|No f nds|are in deficit||||||| |Furthei!f financial
review details||(Optional|information)||||||| |You ivIay choose to
additional
information,|include
where|Our income
congregation||is primarily
plus some||from the giving ofmembers
ofthe church
additional
external supporters.|||| |relevant
about:|||||||||| |~
the: charity's
principal|||||||||| |sources offunds (including|||||||||| |any fundraising);|||||||||| |how expenditure
has|||||||||| |supported
the key|objectives||||||||| |ofthe charity;|||||||||| |~
investment
policy and|||||||||| |objectives
including|any||||||||| |ethical investment|policy||||||||| |adopted.|||||||||| |||~|~ ~|~||~,|~|||