Trustees. Annual Report for the period Peri(#Y start date P￿40d end date From 2020 To 2021 Section A Reference and administration details Charfty name BROMBOROUGH EVANGELICAL CHURCH Other names charity is knovm by Registered charity number (if any) 1155980 Charity's principal addr￿S Matheson Memorial Hall Croft Lane Bromborough. Wrral Postcode CH62 2DA Names of the charlty trustees vkno manage the charity L)ates acted rfnot forththole Office lrfary) Name of perBon lor body) entitled if a Henry Adams Ernest Cowlishaw Darren Jones Neil O'Brien From 2-Mar-2021 10 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Names of the trustees for the Gharlty. rf anyi (for example. any custodian trustees} Name Dates acted rf not for vthole ear TAR Marth 2012 Names and addresses of advisers (Optional inforn￿on) of adviser Name Address Name of chief executlve or names of senior staff members IOWional inf0m￿tion) Section B Structure, overnance and mana ement Description of the charity's trusts Constitution. ajopted 24 Sep 2013 Type of goveming document How the charrty is constituted Trust Trustee selection methcds Elected from wiihin membership as described in the Rules. Additlonal governance issues (Optional inf0M￿tion) You may choose to indude additional infomiation, where relevant. about" policies and procedures adopted for the induction and training of trustees; the charity's organisational structure and any wider network with which the charity works., relationship with any related parties., trustees, consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them. Section C Ob'ectives and activities (1) The advan￿ment of the Christian fath in accordance with the Basis of Farth primarily but not exclusrvely wtthin Bromtorough and thè surrounding neighbourhood. and Summary of the objects of the charity set out in its governing document (2) such other chantabte purposes as shall. in the opinion of the Managing Trustees further the work of the Church. TAR March 2012 The trustees ensure that church Servi￿ are continually freely open to anyone who wishes to attend, and actively encourage attendan￿. Social responsilylty and care will continue to be promoted among regular attendees. specifically expanding on the Christian principle of loving one's neighbour in conduct and practice. This benefits the social statu5 of the local communty and general public. There is nothing in the purposes which should lead to hami, but safeguards are in pla￿ (e.g. DBS checks for volunteers workn.ng wrth chisdren's groups). Decisions over who benefrts from the church are guided by the Christian faith itself, which indudes evangelism as a core element. It is therefore seff-defining to L¥ing benefft to people beyond the immediate local church. The Constituiion has clear guKlelines on confficts of interest and Fersonal beneffts (using 5xoforma wording in the model from the Fellowship of Independent Evangelical Churches IFIEC)). The church does operate a membership for vthich there is no charge,. membership is bound to agreement to the Basis of Farth in the Constitution. As such, members are bound also to the advan￿ment of the Christian fa¢th and to the fijlfilment of the purposes of the church, to the benefit of the general public in the communty. All servi￿$ and meets.ngs are clearly publicised outside the building, in lrterature. and online. The facilrties are locked when unoccupied. All seNices and activities are open to the pu￿1C. From time to time, disruptive or threatening individuals may be barred from enty for the protertion of others. Summary of the main activities undertaken for the public benefit in relation to these objects linclude within this section the statutory declaration that trustees have had regard to the guidance issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit) Additional details of obieGlives and activities (Omional infomiation) You may choose to indude further statements. where relevant. about: policy on grantmaking" policy programme related investment., contribution made by volunteers. TAR Marth 2012 Section D Achievements and performance Summary of the main achievements of the charity during the year Vlthen not in the pandemic lockdowns. there have continued to be two services every Sunday open to the public and actively promoted by the membership. Ilthen unable to meet in person due to loGkdown restrictions, sep4ices were streamed online. A special online Christmas Servi￿ included a nativity perfomied and recorded at the local primary school. which induded a Christmas message from the head teacher. The weekly tenn4ime Parent & T￿dIer group is nomially well-attended by the general public Ixrt had to be suspended throughout this accounting period. In lieu, two of the leaders continued to hold live singing times on Fa￿boOk. interacting wtth parents, carers and children in real time. This develoFtd fijrther by provKling crafts and activities to try to maintain links in the community. A number of eldet1y adults also watched these live events and tEnefftted greaty from sense of comrnunity they provided durir¥J isolalion. The weekly coffee morning also had to suspended due to the pandemic. The Pastor has wepared a number of onlire assemblies for the local school. increasing the &Yareness of the church and having a positive moral impact on the communrty. This culminated in a Year 5 Musical Nativrty perfom)ed and rewded at the sch(x￿ in tk¢emter and shtrhm in the online Chrtstmas service. Wthen the Coronavirus lockdown restri(*ions tegan to ease towards the eThl of this period, plans were in pla￿ and advertised for a partial re- opening of the Parent & Toddler group (with new Covid-safe measures in place). TAR Marc* 2012 Section E Financial review Sufficient reseprfes are held in lieu of the two most significant financial risks: (1) That. in the event that income dropped so low that long-temi viabilrty of employing a minister was lost, sufficient time could be given for the incumbent to find an altemative position. (2) The possibility of signfficant building maintenancelrepair being needed. Brief statement of the charity's policy on reserves Details of any funds matsrially in deficit Further financial review details iowional inf0M￿tion> You may choose to indude additional information, where relevant about: the charivs principal sources of funds (including any fundraisirvJ)', how expenditure has supported the key o*'ectives of the charity,. investment policy and objectives including any ethical investment policy adopted. Section F Other optional information Section G Declaration The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees. report above. Signed on behalf of the Charity's trustees Signature(s) Full namds) Position leg Secretsry, Chair. etc) . >f.rJ FJ J -from|06-Aor-20|To|05-Apr-21||| |SectionAReceipts and payments|||||||||| |||||Unrestricted
funds|Restrictedfunds|Endowment
funds|Totalfunds||Laetyear| ||||to th€n€arest€||to thenearestf|to thenearestf|tottrenearestg||to th6nGarostI| |Donations||||13,614||||13,614|10,684| |Donations - Gift Aid||||23,531|510|||24,O41|27,975| |Gift Aidtaxclaim||||8,334||||8,334|7,850| |OtherReceiDts||||3||||3|10| |MissionarvFund|||||517|||517|I,023| |Room Hire|||||||||140| |Pastor'sGiftSundav||||840||||840|836| |Skioton Buildino Societv interest||||||147||147|381| |Subtotal(Grossincome forAR)|||I|
aa,nz|1,O27|147||47,496|48,903| |A2Asset and investment||sales,|||||||| |(seetable).|||||||||| |||Subtotal|||||||| ||Total|receipts||46,322|1,O27|147||47,496|48,903| |PaymentstoLCM||||3,000||||3,000|3.000| |Light heat and water||||2,257||||2.257|3,988| |lnsurances||||1,681||||1,681|1,564| |Pastor andGiftSunday||||29,899||||29,899|26,031| |Missionarypayments||||1.500|1,068|||2,558|2,780| |Equiprnentservice and|repair|||812||||812|657| |Outreach||||1,408||||1,408|,.626| |Building maintenance||||6.993||||6.993|1,450| |Otherpaynpnts||||930||||930|1,287| |||Subtotal||48,480|1,068|||49,548|42,383| |A4Asset andinvestment|||||||||| |purchases,(seetable)|||||||||| |Microwave/Fridge|Frcezer||||||||309| |Video Equipment||Subtotal|I|180

rso|||I|180
reo.oo|309| ||Totalpayments|||48,660|1,068|||45,728|42,692| |Netofreceipts/(paym ents)||||2,338|41|147||2,232|6,211| |A5Transfers betweenfunds||||5,000||5,000|||| |A6 Cashfundslastyearend||||4,358|184|51,426||55,968|49,757| |Cashfundsthis||yearend||7,020|143|46,573||53,736|55,968| ## |||Unrestricted|Restrictedfunds|Endowment|| |---|---|---|---|---|---| |||funds||funds|| |||to nearest€|tonearest €|to nearestf|| |82 Other monetary assets|||||| |||Fundto which assel|Coet(opftiona[|Currenl value|| |83lnvestmentassets|||||| ||Details|Fundto which asset|Cost(optional)|Current value|| |84Assetsretainedforthe|Tables, chairs and screens|Unrestricted|||| |charity'sown use|Amplificatiorrvideoequipment|Unrestricted|||| ||LEDWandmobilestand|Unrestricted|||| ||Yarnahakeyboard|Unrestricted|||| ||Laptop computer andprojector|Unrestricted|||| ||Crockery andkitchentlale|Unrestricted|||| ||Library,toysandgames|Unrestricted|||| ||Lawnrno\rver|Unrestricted|||| ||Kitchen Appliances|Unrestricted|||| |||Fundto which|Amountdue|\lUtrndue|| ||Detai|relates|(optional)||| |85Liabilities|Mssionarypayments||143||| |Signedbyone ortwotrusteeson
behalf ofallthe trustees|Signature|Print|Name|Date ofapproval|| |||sl.o'aelht||t6|I| ## ##