J P TEAM INTERNATIONAL
{A Fyivate limited company by guarantee *ithout share caprtal use of "Limited"
exemption)
Financial Statements
For th8 year ended 30 NOVem￿r 2023
Company Number.. 082￿018
Charity Number.. 1159304

CONTENTS PAGE
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Trustees, Report
Independent Examinerfs Report
Statement of Financial Activit*s
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Balance Sheet
Not88 to thé Accounts
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Charity Inforniation
Company Number.
08290018
Charity Number.
1159304
Registered Office:
6th Floor 9 Appold Street
London
EC2A 2AP
Directors and Trustees:
M. Evan$11
R. Barton
C. Evans
T. Malone
Chiol Exe￿live OlfiGer
Mrcha81 David E¥an811
Secretary:
Carolyn Sue Evans
cuwi
PO Box 2001
Colle￿11￿8. rx 76034
Principal Bankers..
CAF Bank
25 Kings Hill Avenue
West Mallin9. ME19 4JQ
Ir￿ependent examiner
Moore Kingston Srnith
6* Floof 9 Appold Street
Lor)don
EC2A W
Solicitors:
Robert Meakin
Stone KirrfJ
30 Station Road
Cambridge, CB12RE
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J P Team International
Trustees Report
For the year ended 30 November 2023
The Tmstees present their staluiory report together with the accounts of J P Team
Intemakn'onal (JPTI) for the year ended 30 November 2023.
The infom)ation contained on page 2 of the Financial Statements forms part of the
Trustee8' Report.
Structur•, Govemance and Management
Goveming Dooument
The J P Team Intemalional IJPTI) (also identif￿d as Ihe ChariV) was incorporated on
the 12 of November 2012 and is govemed by the provisions of rts Memorandum and
Articles of Association.
Organizational Stnicture
The organizational structure as detailed in the constitution of the Charity is the
responsibility of the Board of Trustees. In accordance with Ihe constiiution, the Board
holds at least one general m88ting and two additional meetings per year. The day-to-day
running of the Charity is carried out by the ch￿ Executive, vtho is responsible to the
Board of TrUSt￿s.
Connected and Related Parties
Two of the Trustees of the Charity (Carolyn Evans and Michael Evans 111 and former
trustee Michael Evans l assisted in the establishment of other JPTI charities throughout
the worfd that share Similar visions and purposes as JPTI. Michael Evans I, Carolyn Evans
and Michael Evans 11 are also on some of those other charities, boards. Howev8r. the
Charity does not consolidate these foreign entities in its financial statements, as they are
5eparale legal entili88 With no one controlling paty. Further detai18 of transactions can be
found in the financial statements.
Jeru8alem Prayer Team bs the common name used for all JPT charities that operate
around the w¢)rld for FAJrposes of dyrtally connecting arKI is filed as a "doing business as.
for the United States charities. JPTI is loosely based on the obj'ectives of the Jerusalem
Prayer Team. lthile the U.S. organization provides printed and digital materials. JPTI
remains a related, yel independent, organization.
Trustees, Appointments, Induction and Tra￿Ing
New Twstees are appointed by the existlng Trustees should they be deemed appropriate
and helpful lo fulfill any shortfall in the skill Set of the Board upon application. The Charity
shall hold a general meeting and a minimum of two other meeting5 per year. The Trustees
have learned their duties as Trustees through infomiation obtained from external
consultants and the Charity Commission. and are responsible for the induction and
training of new Trustees. Further training, consultation arml inf¢)rniation is made available
to the Trusteès on an on*oing basis.
Remuneration Policy
The Charity employed Viktor Matveyev in June 2023 to be on staff in the UK. Th8 salary
was determined by the Board aTrJ is based on the hour5 worked and the prevailing market
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rates for th8 level of work that is being undertaken. Potential future In¢￿ase$ in salary will
refiect increases in cost of living.
As noted in the accounts, the Trustees and officers of the Charity receive no remuneration
or compensation for their time and sep4ices to the Charity.
Publlc Ben•fft
We have referred to the guidan￿ in the Charity Commission's general guidance in P81,
PB2, and PB3 of the Charities Act 2011 on Public Benefft when reviewing our aims and
objectives and in planning our future adivities. In particular, the Trustees consider how
planned activities will contribute to the aims and obJ"8Ctive8 Outlined below.
Objectives and Actfvftlas
The objects of JPTI, in light of the Public 8eneffts guldance, continue to be:
Advance of the Christian farth for the benefft of the public.
Prayer for th8 peace of Israel and safety of Jewish people.
Provide humanitarian relief for victim8 of terr¢xi$m, irrn8pecalve of ethnic or national
origin.
Advance tho knowledg8 of the Biblical sHJnrficance of18rad.
To meet the8e oty'ectNes, the Charrty has iwo primary aims and obJ"ectives, which have
remained constant:
To Create a communlty V￿th the shared ethos of promoting the peace of Israel and
safety for the Jewish people.
To raise fund8 a8 Cost effectively as possible.
In practical terms. the Charity's practical activities are..
Foster a communty centered on encouraging people to pray for the safety. well-
being and strengthening of Israel. It will instruct people how to pray and what to
pray for, as well as provide inspiration and encouragement to pray.
Provide financial aid to specific humanitarian outreaches on an a$￿eeded basis.
For example.. providing food and comfort to Holocaust survivors and medical help
and emotional support to victims of terrorism. regardless of national or ethnic
background.
Partner with related organiL2tions lo in the operation of the Friends of Zion
Museum in Jewsalem that highlights the history of Christian phik)-Semitic beliefs
and practices that culminated in the creation of the Christian Zionist IT￿VeMent.
This Museum and Ihe Righteous Nation Heritage Center seek to foster
relationships belween Judaism and Christianity. JPTI will provbje on4Joing
research and content for Jerusalem Museum.
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Partner ￿￿th a related organiLgtion in Holland to aKI in the operation of the Corrie
Ten Boom Museum (similar to the Anne Frank Museum) that'recounts the historic
èffort of the Ten Boom fwnily to ttide and Ewotect Jews during the Holocaust.
Produce media programs encouraging public edification and support of our
mission.
sinc￿ OdoL￿r 7 of 2023 and the confiict in the MKldle East focus eduGats'onal and
prayer activities with the Friends of Zion Museum and Righteous of the Nations
Heritage Center in Israel to includ8 diSk￿a￿l families, children needing Ong￿n9
education during a time of war and a pl￿ of peac8 for soldiers.
In order to furKI and educate others alx)ut thes8 charitable wograms, the Charity
continually employs these outreach strategies..
Mal partner prayer. ministry and newsleducats'onal 18tters. which are mailed to
current and potential prayer partners and donors to educate them about areas or
needs as identffied by the Charity, soliciting their prayers and support of these
charitable programs.
A8 prayer partnersldonors are encouraged to commtl to prayer support and variou8
donations of support, including direct deblt donations of their choosing.
Achl•v•m•nts and Performance
JPTI raised £146,367. (2022. £252,098) in the year ended 30 Novemter 2023. The
majority of the88 donations were obtained as a result of our partner prayer and new$lettor
outreach mailings.
During the year ending 30 November 2023, JPTI'S number of prayer support partners
remain almost the same at around 9,015. Over the course of the year ministry
communications and leaching letters totaling about 12,228 pieces Y￿re sent to our prayer
support partners. A total 012,714 Ministry Magazines were sent to our more active
partners. JPTI was also able to provide about 228 individual ministry resource requests
by providing over 576 educational and religious article itern8.
In addrtion, during the year ending 30 November 2023. JPTI was able to increase the
number of members they communicated wrth primarily via email to 4.020 (over 1,835,000
emai15 were sent out during the year). The emails averaged an open rate of approximately
26%.
JPTI continued to focus on building a prayer communty in the UK via Fa￿boOk. By the
year end 30 November 2023, the Jerusalem Prayer Team Facebook Page reached
around the world by almost 68 million peots {through inspiring posts, articles. and
scrlptures). saw 3.2 Million new page visits, and gamered 462,(XX) new Page 'likes'.
Wrth the on90ing war in Ukraine resources arKI Grants fO￿￿d on the Projeci for the Poor
tolaled £28.009.
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Because of the corrflict in the midd￿ East JPTI has focused educational arwj prayer
resour￿8 in cooperation with the Friends of Zion Museum in Israel to focus on displaced
families, children needing ongoing educational serVI￿S ar￿ sobJiet5 needing
encouragement.
Future Plans
V4111 continue to aid the poor from the Ukraine war. We ¥￿11 expand our educational and
prayer resources to the Friends of Zion Museum and Righteous of the Nation Heritage
Center in Israel to assist during the gfwng c(yfflict in the Middle East.
Grants Awarded
The Trustees discuss each potential grant before a decision Is taken to support a
charitable organizakn'on. The grants are 9Nen at ami's bengttt to support the on-going
charitable activities on an organrzation. During the year JPTI awarded a grant of £28,009
to the Project for the Poor in Ukraine.
Grnnt Maklng Pollcy
In I￿ht of the growing size of the Charity, the Board asked counsel to draft a grarrtthmaking
policy and that policy was adopted at the July 2018 meetlng of the Board of Trustees.
Rlsk Manag•m•nt
The Board again examined principal risks arml uncert8inti88 and identtfi8d three major
areas for discussion and future Board action:
Cybersecurity and donor privacy.
Banking regulations and lack of ability of current bank (CAF Bank) to process
intemational grants and funds designated for work in different parts of the world.
Compliance with the Terrorism Act of 2000.
The major risks to which the Charity is exposed, as identified by the Trustees, vrte
reviewed during the year. The Trustees are satisf￿￿ that the processes are in place to
mrtigate risks for cyber security and donor privacy. The Trustees have voted to move bank
relations away from CAF Bank to a bank more suited to handle the complex intemational
activity of JPTI. However, this has not been implemented yet Sin￿ the receiving bank8
ontacted currently require more UK based tNstees as part of their due diligence
requirernerts.
The Tfustees were reminded of the need to periodically review copi88 of the Terrorism Act
of 2000 Compliar)ce Tool Kj't published by the Charity Commission for England and Wal8S
(°Te￿oriSM Act Kit.). As a tharrty involved with international activity in Europe and the
Middle East it is critiC81 that 811 Trustees and officers r8main familiar with these laws.
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Randall Barton is ￿sponSible for compliance and has reviewed for the Board the
followng-.
the list of"Proscribed (￿gan￿atiOn8. to make SU￿ we are not
connected to or support any such organizations in the furtherance
of our charitable activty: and
the OFSI published list of 'd￿gnated, organizations and
individuals to make sure we do not directly or irKlirectly provide
support to such organizations or individuals.
Mr. Barton has determined that we provide no direct or indirect 5UPPOrt for designated
organizations and individuals therefore tsre is no need to request a license from the
OFSI for our charitable activrties.
Flnanclal R•vl•w
Reserves Policy
The Board has examined the requirement for free resources, which are those unrèstrictèd
funds not invested in fixed assets, deS￿nated for sp6afi¢ purposes or oth8n￿ls8
Committed. The Trustees review its reseNes Wicy annually and con8id8r that the free
reseNes held by the Chariiy should b8 broadly equivalent to at least nine (9) months of
the yearly on*oing annual expendrtures. The Trustees decided the JPTI'S long-tem
target of free reserves should be £300,000, which would give Ihe Charity Ilexibility to cover
temporary timing drflerences for donation receipts. adequate working capiial for core
costs, and woukl allow JPTI to re8pond quickly to emergeneies where immediate relief is
required.
A5 of 30 November 2023, total reseNes of the chanty amounted to £711,779. This
consisted of unrestricted income fijnds of £710,906 and restricted income fijnds of £873.
Free reserves at 30 November 2023 amounted to £711.779. The Board acknowledges
that this falls above the target free reser¥e and strategies to maintain the long-temi target
are being implemented.
Statement of TrustO09' Respon•lbllltigs in Relatlon to Flnanclal Statements
Th8 Trustees of the Chanty (who are also the Dirertors of JPTI) are re8pon$ible for
preparing a trustee's annual report and finanGial statement in accordance with applicable
law and Unrted Kingdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally Accepted
Accounting Practice).
Company law requires the Trustees of the Charity to prepare finarKial statements for each
year whith give a true and fair view of the state of affairs of the Charrty and the group, and
ofthe incoming resources and application of resources, induding income arNJ expendrture.
of the charitable group for that pwiod. In preparing the financial statements, the Truste
are required to..
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Select Suitsble accounting policies and then apply them consistently.
Obs8p48 the methods and principles in the Charities SORP.
Make judgynents and estimates that are reasonable and rxudent.
State whether applicable UK accounting standards have been followed, subject to
any material departures disdosed arKI explained in the financial stalem8nt.
Prepar8 the financial stat8ment on the going concem basis unless it is
inappropr￿8 to presume Ihat the Charity will Continue in business.
The Trustees are responsitle for kee￿.ng woper accounts.ng records that disdose WFth
reasonable accuracy at any tr'me the financial of the Charity and lo enable them to ensure
that the financial slatements c<)mrAy wrth the Companies Act of 2006 and 2011. They a
responsible for safeguarding the assets of the Chanty and the group, and hence taking
reasonable steps for the prevention and d8tection of fraud and other Irregubarities.
The Trustees are respon8ible for the rnainlenanc8 integrity of the corporate and
finanrAal infomation included on the Charty's website. Legislation in the United Kingdom
goveming the preparation and dissemination of a finanGial statement may drffer from
lègislation in another jurisdiction.
By the order of the Board of Trustees,
.Bart
, Trustee
Date.. 2&- q_ ZDLg
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Notes to the Financial Statements (continued)
For the Year Ended 30 November 2023
I report lo the charity irustees on my examinatson of the accounts of Ihe Company for the year ended 30
November 2023.
Re•pon•lbllitlM and bash ot rnport
A8 the chanty's trustses of Ihe Company {and ako its directors the purposes of company law) you are
responsible for the preparatr'on ol the accounts in accordanrA wlh the requiremenis of the Companiès Act
20￿ I'lhe 21XJ6 Act'i.
Having satisfied myself that the accounts of Ihe Company are not required b) be audiled under Part 16 of
the 2006 Act and are eligit￿e lor independent examination. I reFX)rt in respect of my examM)ation of your
chanty's accounts as carried out under secli)n 145 of the Charities Act 2011 {'the 2011 Act'l. In carying out
my examination I have followed the Directions given by the Charty Commission under section 145151 Ib} of
th8 2011 ACL
Ind•wnd•nt •x•mlnorfs •tat•m•nt
I have completed my examination. I wnfimi that no matter8 have come to my att&ntM)n in connection wilh
tha èxamination gfving me ¢oU8¢ to bel￿0..
accountlng records were not kept in respect of the Company as required by secbon 388 of the 2006
the accounts do not accord wTrlh those reo)rds', or
the accounts do not comply with the ac£ounting Tequirements of section 396 of the 2006 Act other than
any requirement that the accounts give a 'true and fair view wh￿h is nol a matter ￿nSidered as part of
an ￿￿pOndent examinat'on; or
Ihe accounts have not b8en prepared in accordance with ihe mothods and prlnaples of the Statement
of Recommended Practice lor 8ccwnting and reportj'ng by charities13pplicab￿ lo charitses prepanng
their accounts in accordance with the Financial ReFrfI'ng Stsndard apploblg in UK and Republsc
of Ireland IFRS 102)1.
I have no concern$ and have come across no olher matters in connecDon wrth Ihe examination to wh￿h
attention should be drawn in this rer¥yt in oroer to enable a proper understsnding ot the accounts lo be
reached.
_ k4ui LLP
Adam Full•rton FCA DChA
For and on ￿￿111 of Paoor• Klng8ton 3mlth LLP
Chartwed A¢￿untallts
6th Floor 9 Appold Street
London
EC2A 2AP
Date: 2710912024

JP Team International
Notes to the Financial Statements (continued)
For the Year Ended 30 Novernber 2023
2023
2022
Totsl
Totsl
Ineomo Irom:
Donations
Gfft in Klnd- Jerusalem Prayer Team
146,367
146,367
8,CN)O
252.098
8.000
Totsl
154.367
154,367
260,098
Exp•ndlWr• on:
Raising fuThJs
Chanlable activitss
32,695
125.982
32,695
12S,982
42,376
192,430
Total
158.677
158 677
N•e mov•m•nt In fund•
(4,310)
(4,310)
25,292
Funds Brought Forward
715,218
873
716,089
690.797
Fund• C•rrl•d Forward
10,11
710,SN)6
873
711.779
716,089
The notes on the acccfflpanying p8ges fomi 8 part of these fina￿181 Statements.

JP Tèam International
Notes to the Financial Statements (rnntTrnued)
For the Year Ended 30 November 2023
2022
Curr•nt Assets
Cash at bank and in haFKI
715.499
719,630
715.499
719,630
Cr•dltor*: knounts f•lllng due
wlthln on• y•w
3.541
N•t Curnnt
Total N•1 A•uls
711 779
716 f)89
Fund•
unrè8trtCt￿ ￿￿orn8 lunds
R8strict8d ￿n￿me funds
10
11
710,W)6
873
715.216
873
These Ilnanci81 stalemonts ho¥6 been pr•pw•¢l In #(wd¥￿ ¥Ath pro￿￿ applkabkn lo
r))mp￿t¥S suW¢t lo th• Jmall compon￿8 ftylme Pwt 15 of t￿ Compani•$ Act 2c￿.
For the fftr onded 30 Nov•mber 2023 the rompanywas onllllgd to 0x￿nptiQft from audlt under s•ct
477 uf Ihe C￿￿Pan19S Ad 2008 rnLqtlTrJ Io small compardes.
Tho m•mbers not r8qur￿ lh• conwtyto Obta￿ On wy¢ kn xcothnc• Ihlth 8•cUon 478 ofth•
Compankn$ Ilct 20L￿.
Tho dlr•¢tors Ackno*lodg• thfjlr r•s￿￿b￿(0r eomplwy wilh thè of lh• Acl r•spxt
to *e¢ounlng ree4Yds for th•k pr•p0rnth)n of a(*))urrts.
Th• noteo on tho a￿0Mpan￿9 p•w lryrn • ol frw)dal •tat•meAts.
Vod and a￿thth￿ for issue by the bo*d ￿.
&gr￿￿
R. Barton
Trusts
C¢mp•ny R•gtstr•tlon No. D8290018
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Notes to the Financial Slatements (continued)
For the Year Ended 30 November 2023
1 Accountlng Policle•
a) 81818 of prnparatlon of Ilnanclal stal•monts
These financial statemerrts are prepared on a goiry f))ncem basis. under tre historical cost conventitin.
The financial statements have been wepared in Ihe Finartial Reporting Stsndard
appI￿able in the UK and Republ￿ of I￿land (FRS 102). The ¢hantable company is a public benefit
entr'ty for the puiposes of FRS 102 and therefore the chantabk company also prepared ts financial
statements in accordance wrth the Statemeni of Recommended Practs"ce appluble to ¢han"ts'es
preparing their accounts in accordance with the Financial Reporling Standard applicable in the UK and
Republic of Ireland (The FRS 102 Chanbes SORP). the compan￿ Act 20[￿ and the Chariti8s Act
2011.
The Charity 16 a PubliG Benefft Entity as defined by FRS 102.
The financial st*ements are prepared in sl&ling, wthich is the fUn¢t￿nal ujrreney of the charity.
PAonetary amourbt¥ in these financial statements are rourrfled to the nearest pound.
bl Golng eone•rn
The trustee8 have assessed whether the use of going Co￿eM and have considered pwible events or
cor)dilions that might cast significant doutA on the abilty of the charrtable company to conts.nue as a
going Goncem. The Irustees have made this assessrront for a period of at ￿a$1 on8 year from the dale
of the approval of these financial statements. In particular. the trustees have ¢on$idere(f the charitable
company's forecasts and proJe¢l*)ns ar¥J have taken accoL+nt of pressures on in￿rne. After maklng
enquiries. the Iw$lees have concluded that Ihere is a reasonable expectation Ihal the chantsb
company has adequate re80urces and tsre are no matenal un¢ertainti8s nol to conllnue in operatlonal
existsnce ft)r the foreseeable fvIu￿. The charrtable therefore continues io adopt the going
conc8m basis in preparing Its finanaal slatements.
cl Donallon Incom•
Income 1$ Included in the accounts when fv charfty ts entitled to the fvnd5. the re￿ipl is probabie and
the amount can te measured reliably.
d) Glft• In klnd
Income in the fomi of gffts in kind are included in th8 Statement of Financial Activities only when
services have been donated to the charity. Gifts in kind conststs of pn'nting. postage. design, staff costs
and other services relating to mail shots from Jerusakni Prayer Team (US). The gift in kind is valued at
the cost of which the expense can be incurred.
•) Fund accountlng
Restrl¢ted ffunds
Restricted fvnds are those that have b08n given to the charity lo be spent on a particular purpose.
Details of these funds held can be seen in note 11.
Unr•stri¢ted ffunds
These funds arise from donations provided for Unrestric￿ purposes and from a￿UMulaIed surpluses
and defii>ls in the operations for charitsble purposes and are expendable al the disuetion of the
Trustees.
Flnanclal instruments
The charity has financial assets arKI lia￿.1￿eS of a kind that qualfy as basic financial instruments. Basic
financial instruments are In￿.￿lY recognised 81 transacbon value and subsequentty measured at their
setuement value.

JP Team International
Notes to trie Financial Statements (continued)
For the Year Ended 30 November 2023
1 Ac¢ountlng Polcles (continu￿)
g) Exp•ndltur•
Expènditure, which is charged on an accruals basis. is albxated between..
expenditure incurred directy in the effort lo raise ¥￿ntary conthbuknns (o)st of raising funds): and
expenditure incurred directy to the fulhlment of the charws obJectNes Ichartsble expenditure).
Charrtab18 activities comprises all the expendilure i￿lT[ed by the d)arity in meebng rts charitable
objectives and 15 further anatysed be￿een.
costs ol activ￿"e5 in furtherance of the charity$ owtives: and
5UPFQrt costs of the charity.
Where items of exFenditure invO￿e more than oné category these costs have been apportioned
on a reasonable basis as detemiined by the trustees. One part￿￿lar area Whe￿ Ihe c05t is malenal to
tho charity is in the productton and dtstribUt￿ of the mail shots.
SupFQrt o)sts comprise all other ov6rt*ad co8ls for Ihe running of ￿ charity as an OTganisaknn and
tho costs prirnarily associated th& ¢yJnstslulhxal and statutory r8quirem8nts.
h) For•lgn Curr•ncl••
Transactions in forewJn currencie5 are translated at the èxchange rate ruling al the date of the
transaction, the average rate being used as an approximation lo this rate. Monetary assets and
liabilities in foreign currencies are translaled at the rates of exchange ruling at the balance shael date.
All exchange drfferences are d8alt wilh through the staternent of finanual actNities.
11 Taxatlon
Tho charity is exempt Irom corwJration tax on its charilab￿ acllviti8S.
JI C••h and Ga•h •qulval•nt•
Cash and cash equNalents Include cash in hand, deposrts held at call thrfih banks, other shijrt-lemi
liquid investments wlh (KKJinal rnaturrt￿ of thrae months or bess.
kl D•btorn and credltorn
Debtors and creditors receivable or payable wilhin one year of the reporting date are carrnd at their
transaction price.
l) Crltleal Iccountlng ••limth• and ar•M dJud9•Thnt
In preparing financial statements it is necessary lo make certain judgements, estimates and
assumpt￿3 that affe￿ amounts Tecognised in the financ￿1 statements.
In the vw of the trustees in apthiTrJ accounting wI￿leS adopted. no judgements were required
that have a significant effect on the amounts recognised in the financial statements do any
eslimales or assumpts'ons made cary a signrficant risk of material adjustment in the nexl financial

JP Team International
Noles to the Financial Statements (continued)
For the Year Ended 30 November 2023
2 Raislng funds
2023
2022
Bank charges
Accountancy
VAT not recoverable
Alk)cated support costs (See Note 51
151
4,860
9,421
18,263
497
3,925
14,437
23.517
3 Chaiitabl• Aell¥lll••
Mlnknlry &
Edu¢allon•l
Partnor
8•rvk
2023 T*)tsl
Ministyand aid
Allocated 8LlPPOrt Costs (See Note S)
28.009
60,164
88,173
28,009
97,973
125,982
37,809
37,809
Ilnlrtry &
Partn•r
Educ•lloTr•l S•rvk
2022 Tot•1
55,IXIJ
112.278
55,000
137,430
All¢)¢aled support wsts (See Note 5)
25.152
4 N•t mov•m•nl In funds
2023
2022
Movement in furKls is stated after chargirKJ.'
In(tspendant examinerfs rgmuneratAW (gross of VA7).'
- Independent examinatDn
. Accountsncy
2,334
2,220
1.320

JP Team Internatlonal
Notes to the Financial Statements {continued}
For the Year Ended 30 November 2023
S Support C￿ts
r41inlstry &
Educational
Partn•r
Servlce
FundralBlng
2023
Pnnting costs
Postage costs
Magazine costs
DeS￿n & editing
Partner seNi¢es
Prayef call services
Partner procossbng
Fulfilmenl
Educaty'onal materials
Cul staff costs
Payroll Expenses
4.616
16,671
4,837
12,126
752
2.714
202
1,974
5,368
19,385
5.039
14,100
31,200
333
10,040
1.319
933
8,000
20,519
29.640
3,012
857
7.028
462
933
4.000
20.519
116236
Mlnlstry &
Educ•tlon*l
P•rtn•r
Fundrnl8lng
2022
Prlnling costs
Postage costs
Magazin• costs
Design & edibng
Partner seNtes
Prayer Call services
Partner processing
Fuffilmenl
Educational matedals
Cul staff ¢osts
38.539
19,194
4.526
8.603
6,274
3,125
189
1,075
839
33
7.982
44,813
22,319
4,715
7,678
16,788
330
11,403
2,285
42,616
8,000
15,949
297
3,421
1,485
42,616
4.000
11
During 2023 no truste& receNed funds as reimbursement foi travel expenses Incurred during year
12022. £Nil}.
No Trustèe received remuneration durln9 the year or payment for other services {2022.' £Nil).

JP Team International
Notes to the Financial Statements (￿ntinued)
For the Year Ended 30 November 2023
Employe
2023
2022
Salaries and vrdges
ScKial security Costs
Pension
18,542
1,642
335
The charity had 1 paid employee in 202312022.0).
No empbyees eamed over £60.OCKI during the year12022." nill.
The key managom8nl are C¥)ns￿er8d to ￿ the Trustees and Chief Executive. Kay management
Fersonnel V￿re not remutwated in the year.
8 Taxatlon
The company, being a Rgistered charity. Is not liatle for CorpCrfalk￿ tax in reSp￿t of its operations for
the y•ar.
g Cv•dltorn . AnK•unts falllng duo wlthln on• ymr
2023
2022
Accruals
3.720
3,541
3,541
10 Unmtrl¢t•d Fund•
B•lance •t 1
DKgrnbor
Bal•n¢• •t 30
Novomb8r 2023
2022
Incom•
Exp•ndltur•
Unr88tricted income fvnds
715,216
158,677
710,9C6
8•lanc• al 1
Balanc• at 30
Nov•mbor 2022
2021
Exwndltur•
Unrestricted Income fuTrJs
689.924
234,806
715216
11 R•tstrl¢t•d Funds
Balance at 01
Dgcgmb•T
2022
Bal•nc• •t 30
Exp¢ndlturn November 2023
Income
Friends of the Zion Center
Orphans in Israel
595
278
595
278

JP Team International
Notes to the Financial Slatements (continued)
For the Year Ended 30 November 2023
11 R￿trkted Fund• Icontinu•d)
Balanee at 1
Decembor
2021
Balan¢• at 30
Nov•mbor
2022
Frierbds of the Zion Centsr
Building Project
Orphan8 in 18rael
595
278
278
Frt8nds of the Zlon Center Building ProieLt. reLatirvJ to fundrdising for the buikding project at the Zh)n
Orphans In Israel.. relating to fundirKJ to $uppcKt Ws reswjing in Isra81.
12 M•mb•r•' Llablllty
The Charity is a company limited by guafantee. In tre event of a winding up, tha membofs, liabilty is
limlted to £1.
13 R•l•t•d P•rty Tr•n•actlon•
Two of the Trustees of the Charity (Cardyn Evans arKI Michael Evans111 assisted in the establishment of
other JP Team Intemational charili&s throughout the wortd that share simitar visions and purposes as JP
Team Inlemational and they are also on some of those other charilies, boards. However, th8 Charity does
not conyolidate these foreon entities in its financial stslements, as they are separate legal entities wlh no
oné controlling party. Neither were there any financ￿7 dealings ￿th these entities during the year. apart
from those IransaclKJnS. and year end balances already disclosed below in accord8nce with FRS 102.
followlng related party transactions occurred during the year.
In 2023 Jerusalém Prayer Team IUSI printiNJ, p)slage. d8sign and other Servi￿ to th8 Charity
relating to the distribution of mail shots. The total grft in kind during the year to 30 November 2023 was
£8.00012022. £8,000) and i¥ valued at (x)st MO￿ delads on 9ifts in kind ran te found in note 1d) to Ihe
notes ol the accounts.
A5 slated prevh)usly in Note 6 of tt)e FinarKial Slaiements. no JP Team Internat￿)nal Trustee receivas any
salary or compenSat￿n from the Charty