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(IIARITY (OMM Trustees. Annual Report for the period Period end date From 2022 To 2023 Section A Reference and administration details Charity name BROMBOROUGH EVANGELICAL CHURCH Other names charity is known by Registered charity number Irf any) 1155980 Charltys prfnclpal addr￿$ mathe$(￿ Mem(Yial Hal Croft Lane Bmmb0r￿g￿, Wrral CH62 2DA Names of tho charity tru¥t•M manage lh• charlty D•t•• If not fvr whol• TnMts• n•m• Ollk• {Il•ny) •l•ffl• of p•r•on lor botyl •ntlU•d Inttru•ts• Il Henry Adams DaThen Jones Neil 0'Br￿n 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Namos of the truste￿ for the charity, if any, (for example, any custodian trustees) Name Datss acted rf not for whole TAR M8T( 2012

Names and addresses of advisers (Optional Infom￿li0n> of advisor Name Address Name of chief executive or names of senior staff members (Optional infomiatlon) Section B Structure: governance and management Description of the charitys trusts C(￿$￿tUt￿)n. adopted 24 Sep 2013 Type of goveming d￿ment How the charity is c￿Stitute￿ TTh￿t Trustee sel8dbJn m8thcxJs appo￿nted by Elected from within membership as described in the Rules. Additional governance issues (Optional inforniallon) You may choose to include addttional infornation. where retevant. atjout". . Fdicies and procedures adopted for the inductN)n and training of trustees. the chanty's organisational structure and any wKler network with ￿tt￿h the charity • relat￿nshiP with related Part￿S,. trustees. consideration of major risks and the system and procedures to manage them. Section C ectives and activities 11) Thé than¢￿￿nt of the Christsan farth in &cordance wrth the Basis of Faith primarily trJJt rKrt exclusNdy wthin 8romborough and the surrounding ne1ghtM)urtK￿,. and Summary of the objects of the Charity Set out in its govorning document (2) such other purp(￿ as shall, in the opinion of the Managing Trustees further the work of the Church. TAR March 2012

The trustees ensure that church ser41￿S are continually freety open to anYc￿e who viishes to attend. and encourage attendance. Social resp)nsibilty and care will continue to prom￿1 among regular attendees. SFCrf￿tPY expanding on the ChrBltan principle of bving one's ne￿ht￿r in conduct arKI practice. This ￿nefftS the social status of the kxal communty and general publ￿. There is nothing in the purFM)ses whth Sh￿￿￿ lead to hami. txrt safeguards are in place {e.g. DBS checs for volunteers workw wth children's groups). Decisi(Ms over who beneffts from the thurch are guided ty the Christian failh itself. whth inckKles evangelism as a core element. It is therefore self-defining to bn'ng berEfft to people beYc￿d the immedBte local church. The Constitution has dear guidelines on conflicts of witerest and tersonal benefits (using profomia wording in the model from the Fellcrt¥ship of IndeFendent Evangelts] Churches {FIEC>). The ¢hurch 0￿e a memtefship for wh￿h there is no charge; membership is und to wjreement to Ihe Basis of Farth in the Constrtution. As such, members ￿e tK)und also to the ￿1van￿ment of the Christian faith and to the fulfilment of the purposes of the church. to the benefrt of Ihe general public in the communty. All services and meth.ngs are deaty Put￿￿LSed cyjtside the bulk1#￿, in literature. and online. The f￿1￿ltieS are ktked when unCwJp￿d. All servKx and activrfÉies are open to the put￿￿. From to ts'me. disruptive ￿ threatening indrvvduals may be Summary of the main activities undertaken for the public benefit in relation to these objects {inclvde within thls sectlon the statutory declaratlon that trustees have had regard to the guidance Issued by the Charity Commission on public benefit) Additional dotall• of obJectlvo• and actlvltl88 {Opllonal Infonnatlon) You may choose to indude further statements, where relevant. about: licy on grantmaking: policy wogramme rthed inveslment; • contribLrtion made by volunteers. TAR March 2012

Section D Achievements and performance There have cLy)tinued to be two services every Sunday open to the public and active￿ prThy)oted ty the membership. For anyone unable to attend the building in person. moming Se￿￿eS conts.nue to be streamed online live and are freety aCCess￿le to all. Summary ofthe maln achievements of the charEty during tho yoar As usual. a special Christmas serV￿e included a nativity perfonned by pupils from a bcal ￿1rnary sthool to which many famity members came. The weekly ternFtime P￿ent & Toddler group is well-attended by the general Pu￿¢ and wovths an Imp￿￿nI LTh)munty servi￿. Our post- Sirnilarty. the weekty Fnday Connections coffee moming provKles communty for many people. There is a regular gr¢yJp of older visitors for vthorn such contact is vrtai. There are also a number of young parenls and child mindern who also meet regularty for wellbeing. A free rnnthty fanlly 8verrt takes F4ace provKting Sp￿ for families to make arts and crafts and inleracx with the churth and wrth other families. The Pastor was invol¥ed #i a careers fa+T at th8 local primary schw where pupils asked reresentatives from a Trumber of ￿ganiSatIonS ab(rt their work expenence. TAR March 2012

Section E Financial review Suffhxnt reserves are W in of the two most sIgnrf￿nt financial risks: {11 Tha( in the event that income dropped so low that long4emi viabilty of emplowng a ministei was k)st. sUffiC￿nt ts.me could be given for the incumbent to find an attemative pO$r￿n. (2) The possibilty of signifKant I￿l￿J1ng MaintenanC￿￿pair being r￿eded. Brief statement of tho charity's policy on regwves Details of any funds materlally In deficit Further financlal revlew details {Optional information) You may choose to in¢kKJe additi￿al infomth"on. where relevant about: the Gharity's PTincipal sources of funds {including any fundraising)". how expenditure has supported the key ob￿a￿e$ of the charty" investrnent p￿ICY a￿1 objectwes induding any 8th￿al investment txsicy adopted. Section F Other optional information Section G Declaration The trustees declare that thoy have approved the trustoos, r•port above. Slgn•d on b•h•lf ol th• G1wit￿• SlgnJr•(•) Full nMl$) Po•ltlon leg S•cr•tary. Chalr, l F15-_GP TAR March 2012

CHARITYCOMMISSI
FORINGLAND ANDWALES
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CHARITYCOMMISSI
FORINGLAND ANDWALES
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CharityName
BromboroughEvangelicalChurch
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1I55980
Receiptsandpaymentsaccounts
CharityName
BromboroughEvangelicalChurch
Nofif anv)
1I55980
Receiptsandpaymentsaccounts
CharityName
BromboroughEvangelicalChurch
Nofif anv)
1I55980
Receiptsandpaymentsaccounts
CharityName
BromboroughEvangelicalChurch
Nofif anv)
1I55980
Receiptsandpaymentsaccounts
CharityName
BromboroughEvangelicalChurch
Nofif anv)
1I55980
Receiptsandpaymentsaccounts
CC16a
Fortheperiod
from
06-Apr-22 To 05-Apr-23
SectionAReceipts andpa ments
Unrestricted
funds
Restrictedfunds Endowment
funds
Total funde Lrstyear
to therparest€ totlFnearGtf to the nearest€ to the noarest e to the rEarestI
1
Donations 8,888 2,691 11,579 11,47
Donations- GiftAid 25,415 25,415 20,456
GiftAid Taxclaim 5,819 5,819 6,398
OtherReceipts 2,381 2,381 1,807
MissionarvFund 145 1,887 2,O32 1,202
BuildinoHire 3,098 3,098 1,319
Pastor's GiftSundav 1,323 1,323 739
Pastor'sSecondrnent 4,680 4680
SkiotonBuldinoSocietv interest 211 211 24
Sub total(Grossincome for AR) so,+n
I
5,901 211
56,538
A;-.ssetand investment sales,
Subtotal
Totalreceipts 50,427 5,901 211 56,538 43,391
A3
PayrnentstoLCM 3.000 3.000 3.000
Gas, Electricand Waterservices 3,331 3.331 3.762
lnsurances 1,836 1.836 1,537
Pastor's salary Tax, Nl &pension 32,974 32,971 28,501
Pasto/sGiftDay 1,215 1,215
Pastor'sExpenses 1,121 1,121
Visiting speakers 882 882 615
Missionary Payments 202 4.785 4,987 3,608
Outreach 2,729 2,729 2,100
Equiprnent,servicing,maintenance & repair 10,809 10.809 2,338
!.^u q!er999
8.,oand, Web and e-rnailservices
124
1,013
124
1.013
38
64
Kitchen,cleaninq andfirstaid supplies {.686 1,316 3,002 585
Catering andflouers 1.325 1,325 497
Equiprnent andassets 193 193 463
Otherpayrnents 1.402 1,42 202
Subtotal 63,U2 6,101 69,94:! 47,889
A4Asset and investment
purchases,(seetable)
Subtotal
Totalpayments 63.842 6,10,l I es,sa3 47,889
Netofreceipts/(paym ents) 13,415 200 211 lr i3/05 4,498
A5Transfersbetweenfunds 6.500 6.500
AGCashfundslastyearend 12,341 300 36,598 49,239 53,736
Cashfundsthis yearend 5,426 {00 30,309 35,834 49,238
Unrestricted Unrestricted Restrictedfunds Endowment
rc$ iletails funds funds
to to nearestf torEarestt
81Cash funds Bankcurrent account 5,398
Bankdepositaccount 28
SkiptonBuildingSociety 30,309
Totalcash funds 5,426 30,309
(agreebalanceswith receiptsardpayme.ttsaccojnt(s))
Unrcstric'ted Restrictedfunds Endowment
funds funds
Details tonerest€, to neareste tonearest €
82Other monetaryassets Cash 100
Details Furd to whlch asset Cost(ofrional) Current value
83 lnvestment assets
Details Fundto which asset Co6t(optional) Current valu€
84 Assetsretainedforthe Tables,chairsand screens Unrestricted
charity'sownuse Amplification/Video equipment Unrestricted
LED TVand npbile stand Unrestricted
Yamaha Keyboard Unrestricted
t Computerandproiector Unrestricted
Gockery andkitchenrr/are Unrestricted
Library,toysandganes Unrestricted
Lawnnpwer Unrestricted
Kitchen appliances Unrestricted
Fundto which Amountdue When due
liatility relates (odional) (optioml)
B5 Liabilities Missionary payrnents 350