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2022-03-31-accounts

Summary
ofthe
achievements
of
during
the year
Summary
ofthe
achievements
of
during
the year
Summary
ofthe
achievements
of
during
the year
Summary
ofthe
achievements
of
during
the year
main
the charity
Premises.
This year the charity improved
the weather proofing ofthe
building
through
external
painting
and gutter maintenance.
We also
installed
audio and video to facilitate online streaming ofservices.
Premises.
This year the charity improved
the weather proofing ofthe
building
through
external
painting
and gutter maintenance.
We also
installed
audio and video to facilitate online streaming ofservices.
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2 People were saved and added to the
church
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2 People were baptised
The Alpha
course, which
promotes
the Christian
faith, was run once
and
two people who attended
the course continue
to attend the church.
The
debt
advice
centre
continues
to develop
its strong
links
with
the
Bluntisham
Baptist Church and it has advisors
from 4 local churches.
The counsellin
centre continues
to operate
with
a supervisor
and
three
qualified
counsellors.
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developed
by our voluntary
youth
leader who has a volunteer
youth
team
offive.
The children's
work continues
to be developed
by a team of trained
and
DBS (Disclosure
and
Barring
Service) checked
volunteers,
this team
is
overseen
by a volunteer
children's
leader
who
is a qualified
Nursery
Nurse.
Overseas
mission
continues
through
ASCT (The Asian Students
Christian
Trust, ) a church
plant
in Pardubice,
Czech
Republic
and local missions
(Jigsaw and Mission Possible).

Note 2 Accounting
poiicies
Accounting
poiicies
This standard list ofaccounting
policies hss been applied by the charity except for those deleted.
Where a different
or sdditfonal policy has been adopted
then thisisdetailed in fhe box below.
INCOMING RESOURCES
Recognitton of incoming These are mcluded
in the Statement
ofFinancial Actiu'ties
(SoFA) when.
resources ~
the chanty becomes entitled to the resources,
~
the trustees sre urtually
certain they
will recehe the resources;
snd
~
the monetary
value can be measured
with suflioent
reliabilrty.
Incoming
resourceswith
Where incoming
resources
have related expenditure
(ss wrth fundraising
or contract income)
related expenditure the incoming
resources
and related expenditure
are reported gross
In the SoFA.
Grants and donaaons Grants
and donations
are only included
in the SoFA when the chanty has unconditional
entitlement
to the resources
Tsx reclaims on donations Incoming
resources
from tax reclaims sre included
in the SoFA at the same time
as the gift
and gifts to which th8y i8lste.
Contractual Income and The ls only included
in the SoFA once the related goods orseruces
have been delhered.
performance related grants
Gifts in kind Gifts m kmd are accounted
for at a reasonable
estimate
oftheir value to the charity
amount
actualty
reaksed
or the
GrRs in kind tor sale or distribution
are included
in the accounts ss gilts only when
sold or
distnbuted
by the chanty
Gifts in kind for use by the chanty are included
m the SoFA as incoming
resources
when
race nable
Donated
wifvloes arid
These are only included
in incoming
resources
(with an equivalent
amount
in resources
fadlltles expended)
where the benefit to the charity
is reasonably
quantNable,
measurable
and
matenal.
The value placed on these resources
is the estimated
value to the charity of
the
service or famlriy
received.
Volunteer
help
The value ofany rxrluntary
help recened
rs not included
in the accounts
but is described
the trustees'
annual
report
in
Investment income This is included
in the accounts
when
mcervsbts.
Investment gains and losses This includes
any gain or loss on the sate of investments
and sny gain or loss resulting
from
revaluing
inrestments
to market
value at the end ofthe year
EXPENDITURE AND LIABILITIES
Liability
recognition
Liabilities sre recognised as soon es there is a legal or constructiw
obligation
ccmmihmg
the charity to pay out resources. Accruals/Creditors
mmimum
value f100
Governance costs Include costs ofthe preparation
snd examination
ofstatutory
accounts, the costs
oftrustee
meetings
and cost ofany legal educe to trustees
on governance
or constitutional
matters.
Grants with performance Where the charity gnes a grant
with conditions
for its payment
bemg a spscNc
level of
conditions seMce or output to be provkkrd,
such grants
are only recognised
in the SoFA once the
recipient ofthe grant has provided
the specNed senlce or output.
Grants payable
without
These are only recognised
in the accounts
when a commitment
has been made and there
psrforniance conditions are no conditions
to be met relatmg
to the grant which
remain
in the control ofthe
charity
Support Costs Support costs include central functions
and have been allocated to acthity cost categories
on a basis consistent
with the use ofresources,
eg allocating
property costs by floor areas,
or per capite, staff costs by the time spent and other costs by their usage
ASSETS
Tangible
fixed assets for
These sre cspitalised
ifthey csn be used for more than one year, and cost at least
E500
uss by charity They are valued st cost or a reasonable
value on receipt
Investments Inurstments
quoted
on a recognised
stock exchange sre valued at market
ualue at
the year
end.
Other inwrstment
assets sre included st trustees'
best estimate
ofmarket utlue.
Stocksand w orkinprogress These are valued
at the lower ofcost or market
uxtue.
hcoming resources may b e further analysed ifthis would help the reader of the accounts.
This year Last year
6 6
Voluntary income Donations 127,163 134813
Gift Aid Received 29,316 23357
Gilt Aid Receivable 4,869 2,493
Grants 739
Total
Activities for generating Events
funds Buildin Use 8,045 7,500
Other 278 1,558
Total
Investment inconsr Interest
Total
Incoming resources from
charitable activities
Total
Resource s expended may be fur ther a nal ys ed
ifth
is would hel p the reader ofthe accoun ts.
This year Last year
Anal is 6 6
Costs of generating
voluntary income
Total
Fundraising trading Events and other 107 1 003
costs
Total
Charitable activities Rents
Premises costs 22,310 21,791
Office su lies and costs 3,290 3272
Licenses and subscri 'ons 1,022 1,674
Hardshi, storal care and hos ital' 13177 9,145
Pa
oil
65157 63,306
Em
lo ers
Nl 688 1,255
Em
lo ers
ion contribution 6238 7,081
Travel E nses 476 222
Traini and Devel ment 2,099 920
Youth Work
Chiklrens Work
Ancifia meetin costs 3,605 3,061
Contribution to Relabonal fession 10,750 9,563
18432 19,190
Total
Governance costs ent Examiners fee

Freehold Freehold land Other land a Plant, Fixtures, Payme nta on Total
&buildings buildings machinery iitdngs and account and
and motor equipment assets under
vehidea construction
Balance brought 684,078 51,598
forward
Additions 12 619 9324
Revaluations
Disposals
*
Transfers
Balance carried
forward
9.2Accumulated depreciation and imps irma nt prov i alone
'*Basis SL RB
Rate 50 Yrs 33%
Balance brought 55,712 35,979
forward
Depreciation charge for 11,909 6,523
year
Impairment provisions
Revaluations
Disposals
Transfers*
Balance carried
forward
9.3Net book value
Brought forward
Canied forward
Note 11
Debt
Note 11
Debt
ors and prepayments
Please complete this note if the charity has any debtors or r ants.
Analysis ofdebtors Amounts
falling due
within one
ar
Amounts
after more
falling due
than one
ar
This year Last year This year Last year
6 E
Trade debtors
Amounts
due
from subsidiary and associated
undertakings
Other debtors 5,184 2,493
Prepayments and accrued income 1,866 1,506
Total
12.1 Analysis ofcredito rs
Amounts falling due Amounts falling due
within one ar after more than one ar
This year Last year
6
This year
f
Last year
Loans and overdrafts 17,112 17,179 291,207 308,487
Trade creditors
Amounts
due to subsidiary
and associated
undertakings
Other creditors
Accruais and deferred income 2,375 1,764
Total

13.1 Funds held held held held held held
Please give a brief description
ofany
ofthe following
type of funds
held by the charity:
~ permanent endowment funds (PE);
~ expendable endowment funds (EE);snd
~ restricted income funds, incduding
special trusts, ofthe
charity (R).
Fund Name Type PE,
or R
EE Purpose and Restrictions
Buildin For Build'
related pr
acts
Money Advice Centre For Mone
Advice Cenlre
Counsellin Centre For Counsellin Centre
Gtfis Given For Gifts Given
incl Overseas
Mission
Confidential Gifts for Local Pastoral Needs
For Newda
Youth Event
Mums and Tots For Mums and Tots
Youth Work R For Youth Work
Childrens
Work
For Chiklrens Work
13.2 Movements ofma/or funds
Please give details ofthe movements
columns ofthe Statement ofRnenciai
ofthe major funds summer)sad
Activities.
in the restricted and endowment
U un
balances balances
brought Inconxng Outgoing Gains and carried
forward I'seoul'ces resources Transfers losses forward
Fund names E E E E' E E
Buifdi 16500 12,619
Mone
Advice Centre
1,931 -
4,061
2,130
Counselli Centre 3,967 -
6895
2,928
Gifts Given 3737 10,471 -
14,254
47
Confidential
Newda 480 -
2,942
2,462
Mum s and Tots 370 370
Youth Work 95
1 265
1 170
Childrens
Work
27 -
369
342
TotalFunds
13.3Transfem between funds
Please give details ofany transfers between funds.
From Fund (Name) To Fund (Name) Reason Amount
Un res tncted Building Transfer asset addition to Untestncted balance 12 619
Un ice tncted fdoney Aduce Centre To fund defiot 2, 130
Uniestncted Counselhng Centre To fund degctt 2 928
Uniestncted To fund deset 47
Unrestncted Newdey To fund dagctt
Uncestncted uums and Tots Transfer rsaecbng cost ofusing buildmg tnot 370
separately
bated)
Unrestncted Youth Vlbik To fund detcit 1 170
Unrestricted Childrens
llltttk
To fund delict