2021-08-31-accounts - Kingston Methodist Church

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Fairfield South Kingston upon Thames Surrey KT1 2UJ 020 8546 3213

Registered Charity No 1163078

www.kingstonmethodistchurch.org.uk

TRUSTEES’ ANNUAL REPORT for the year ended 31 August 2021

Objectives

The mission of Kingston Methodist Church (KMC) is to be a safe, welcoming and diverse community of God, where people of all ages and backgrounds are invited to learn and grow in the Christian faith .

This mission statement reflects the calling of the Methodist Church: to respond to the gospel of God's love in Christ and to live out its discipleship in worship and mission through worship, learning and caring, service and evangelism.

Structure, administration and management of KMC

Kingston Methodist Church (KMC) is one of four Methodist churches within the Kingston Circuit, which in turn is part of the London District - all part of the Connexional team of the Methodist Conference. The approved governing document issued by Methodist Conference is The Constitutional Practice and Discipline of the Methodist Church (CPD), in accordance with which KMC elects its trustees, the Church Council, from its church membership.

Members are elected/appointed to the Church Council to ensure, wherever possible, that all areas of the church’s life are represented. The Church Council generally meets quarterly and is legally responsible for the management of Kingston Methodist Church, its work and resources. KMC’s 2020-2021 Church Council elected members were:

Rev Dr Karl Rutlidge (Chair) Alexander Ritchie (Secretary) Nigel Spalding (Treasurer) Charles Abedi-Boafo Alan Clatworthy Margaret East Ruby Esson Valerie Hayden Michael Park Chiu Tang Elizabeth Taylor Roy Merrifield Thelma Merrifield Eugenia Shaw Matthew Taylor

In addition, KMC’s leadership team, appointed by Church Council, meets regularly to consider governance, policies, procedures and property issues, as well as to update its mission priorities. The leadership team reports its recommendations to the Church Council. Additional committees meet to consider the pastoral care of

KMC’s congregation and also its worship life, reporting back to Church Council as appropriate. During this period, all meetings were held online and on a more frequent basis.

We confirm that our trustees have had regard to the Commission’s guidance on public benefit when considering our activities for the year.

Activities, achievements and performance

For the majority of this church year KMC remained closed due to the Coronavirus pandemic, with the exception of KMC’s Fairfield Playbox Preschool and certain support groups e.g. Al Anon who were permitted to meet during the national lockdowns. Throughout the year, KMC ensured Covid-19 compliance in line with Government legislation and Methodist Conference guidelines, with detailed risk assessments being carried out in all areas of the premises and user groups providing their own Covid-19, Church-Council-approved risk assessments, before returning to KMC once restrictions had been relaxed.

Throughout the year KMC also continued to review and update its policies and procedures to meet the requirements of Safeguarding, General Data Protection, Health and Safety and other regulations. Church Council was made more aware of its data protection responsibilities through a training video and some members attended a training session for voluntary organisations on “GDPR post Brexit”.

Worship

“The Church exists to increase awareness of God’s presence and to celebrate God’s love .” During the pandemic Kingston Methodist Church sustained its spiritual life through an online worship series, ‘Windows on Worship’, presented by its Minister, and online Bible study, together with weekly pastoral letters and church news, with paper-based options for those who preferred it. The Christmas online Three-minute Advent Calendar, Nativity and other services were particularly well received, with participation from church children and congregation. Our young people continued to meet online for Sunday School activities.

It was not until May 2021 that KMC could begin to offer a face-to-face Sunday morning service, supported by our music group but under very strict Covid-19 restrictions, which were further lifted in July. Helping to plan and prepare for our services is the work of the Worship Consultation Group.

Learning and Caring

“The Church exists to help people to grow and learn as Christians, through mutual support and care.” In addition to weekly worship and in line with its Mission Action Plan, Kingston Methodist Church has in this year nurtured the spiritual life of its congregation through online Bible study and a Lent course. There were few other opportunities for caring, sharing and learning during this year although our Reflection group was able to meet in a member’s garden once some restrictions had been lifted. KMC concentrated its resources on the pastoral care of its congregation and on keeping in touch whilst being mindful of the mental health

issues faced by some of its members. The Pastoral Committee itself supports members of the church family when needed, and people participating in our prayer chain pray for and offer support to those of our congregation and wider community who are unwell or going through difficult times. This was particularly relevant during the pandemic/lockdown for our older members, for those living alone and for families facing home-schooling with full time working at home.

Service and evangelism

“The Church exists to be a good neighbour to people in need and to challenge injustice. The Church exists to make more followers of Jesus Christ.” Kingston Methodist Church (KMC) works hard to serve its community and uses its resources to put faith into action in helping people in need. This proved difficult during the pandemic, particularly as there was little revenue coming in to KMC itself. Consequently, we were not able to support some of our charities to the same extent as in previous years. However, individual members of Church Council collected £485 (+gift aid = £594) towards a fundraising effort to buy gifts for Kingston Hospital staff through the Kingston Hospital NHS Trust General Charitable Fund, while our regular charities received donations from individual members of the congregation: £296 to Action for Children and £220 to the Whitechapel Mission at Christmas. Christmas also saw individuals from KMC helping to pack Christmas lunch boxes for families in a local ‘Lunch on Jesus’ project. Our 2021 virtual Plant sale proved very popular with our church neighbours and wider community, raising £798 for Kingston Churches Action on Homelessness (KCAH), with an equivalent amount being retained for KMC’s expenditure on property maintenance.

KMC’s Church Council also agreed the Church’s annual donation of £250 each to KMC-based youth organisations, The Girls’ and Boys’ Brigades, who continued to meet online during the pandemic, but who were once again able to hold their summer camp with other companies from Kent and Devon, this time in the New Forest, complete with regular Covid testing. KMC also continued its policy of annual donations of £250 to local charities: Kingston Churches Action on Homelessness (KCAH) and Refugee Action Kingston. In addition, KMC maintains an internal benevolent fund, created by donations from our congregation. This fund aims to support those from our local and church communities who seek emergency financial assistance.

Financial Review

The church accounts for the year were prepared on a Receipts and Payments basis and are presented below in the format required by The Methodist Church. The accounts were independently examined by a Fellow of the Chartered Association of Certified Accountants (FCCA).

The accounts for the church (excluding the internal organisations listed below) show total income during the year was £40,629 and expenditure was £38,974. At the beginning of the year, it was anticipated that the pandemic would cause the church to suffer a significant loss in income during the year. As a result, a “worst case” budget, with income falling short of expenditure by £13k, was agreed at the

start of the year. It was anticipated that half of the church’s general reserves would need to be used to cover this deficit.

Thanks, however, to a mixture of constraint on expenditure, continued congregational giving by standing order, special fundraising activities and the deferral of some annual maintenance work until 2021/22, the church ended the year with a small surplus.

The trustees are, however, aware that substantially more expenditure will be needed on repairs and maintenance of the building in the near future.

Further details of the accounts maintained by our three internal organisations are provided in the financial report below. These are:

Fairfield Playbox Pre-School and Stay & Play
14th Kingston & Merton Boys' Brigade Company
1[st] Kingston Girls' Brigade Company

Reserves Policy

As agreed by the trustees, the following reserves are being maintained (and the amounts in each fund are provided in the full financial report):

a) A General Reserve Fund, containing an amount equivalent to half a year' s ongoing running costs, ie excluding major property works.

b) A Property Reserve Fund, containing a minimum of £10k, to which a minimum of £2k shall be added at the end of each financial year, for property works costing more than £1k.

c) A Playbox Reserve Fund, containing an amount equal to the cost of staff wages and other essential costs for one term (for use in the event of Ofsted requiring Playbox to close whilst an investigation was carried out) plus the statutory redundancy payments due (based on an annual calculation) in the event of the Playbox Management Committee deciding to make all (in the event of permanent closure) or some staff redundant. This fund would only be called upon once all funds in the Playbox accounts have been exhausted.

CHURCH RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNTS THE METHODIST CHURCH STANDARD FORM OF ACCOUNTS Kin ston IAethodist Church FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 August 2021 Kin ston u n Thames Circult Circuit no 35 Reglstered Charity- CharTty Registratlon number If not a registered charity Her Majestys Reven and Customs Gift Aid number {The HMRC number is equivalent to a registered chaTTty number in temis of evidence of charitable status and may be used to give to donor5 or grant funders wishing to see evidence of the organisation's charitable status. Methodist charities in England and Wales that are not registered Gharities are excepted from registration under Statutory Instrument 2014 No.242} Minrster. 1163578 Rev Dr Karl Rutlid Churth Stevrards.. Maggie East Ruby Esson Aex Ritchie Val Hayden Nigel Spalding Treasurer. Nigel Spalding Chwc* R P 2015Ats 15

ACCOUPITS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2021 Kingston Methodist Church Churrh SECTION A Totals last a1 RECEIPTS a2 Offerin s and Tax recovered Bank and CFB interest and Investment income Lettings Other receipts TOTAL RECEIPTS 34,CN)3 34,915 83 179 179 393 10,003 7,418 52,729 a5 2.453 a6 40.629 40,629 {a7) SECTION B b1 PAYMENTS b2 b3 Circuit Assessment or Share 24.(KK) 24,000 Donations 1.660 2,650 28,825 7.315 b4 Repairs and Maintenan Utilrties (Insuran, water cha es, heati hti Other payments b5 5,849 b6 3,780 3,224 b7 b8 TOTAL PAYMENTS 38,974 38.974 Ib9} 66.014 SECTION C c1 NET RECEIPTSIPAYMENTS {a&b81 1.655 113.7081 Total funds brought forward from lost year 67.802 67.802 {c6) 82,008 c3 Sub total (c1+¢2) 69,457 69AS7 68.300 Transfers and adjustments 745 745 (¢7) 1498} ¢5 TOTAL FUNDS AT END OF YEAR (c3+c4) 70202 70202 (c8) 67,802 (¢61 SECTION D FOR INFORIAATION ONLY: MONEY RECEIVED AND PASSED ON TO EXtERNAL ORGANISATIONS th08e amounts ar• not to be Included In total r1 urns abovo) d1 Balance bro ht forward from last 21 520 d2 Offerin sIGrft$- rece for extemai 1.645 d3 OfferingslGifts - passed to extemal organisations 1.463 BALANCE SMLL TO BE PAID {d1+d24t3) 820 21 Cbwth Rslld P2015.Ats 2of5

lfj ston Meth(yJist Church Chwrh SECTtON E INTERFiAL ORGAMSAMONS bakn 4.gf 21 12.1 7.258 1784 2.525 2.D52 e3 Cirfs. 313 5.015 e5 ¢7 to of anisabortsfunts si 5.07 012 brought torwar(I from pago 2-tOlals column) (c7) 70.202 Y ¢TrILIRCH 93.49 ConbnL Dn a sep3rat8 s n•M8aryand n9 iowsfotwatd 84528 YOTNLRECBFT3 TOTAL SEclloN F TEJIENT CLOSWG BAWCES Ca5tt 25.280 28,589 Bank n8 Central Finar Board 4,514 3,503 TnJ5teeslor kl¢ihL¥JstChurth 25,037 25,072 OWfLMds 12.97t 13,038 SUB TOTAL. Clwrch a¢¢¥ Totalfunds held by Inmal balant¢1&1 from abtrrfel let21 fj7.2 70,202 14,326 8121 TOTAL CASH FUNDS HÈLD BYcJRC 8420 ly) 8ECnON G At 31 AV512021 La& f4 Indude 20I5QwthR•dFJ 3d5

Name of Church . Kingston Methodtst Church 1163578 Declarations and Scrutiny I confinn that these Rlpt and Payment based accounts for year to 31 August 2021 have been prepared from the records of the ChurcJ and that tlw Inclle all funds under the control of the Church twstees. Signature oftreasurer..... .............. 221 Name and address of treasurer............. .. Postcode. Preserrtation to tho Church trustees I confimi that the annual report and accounts for the year erKled 31 August 2021 wereAl presented to the meeting of the Church trnteeS held on ... Signature of Chair of the meeting Name of the Chair of the meeting Independent ExaMineS Report to the Trustees of the Kingston Methodist Church Charlty Number 11635n Responslbllltles and basls of pOrt I report to the trustees on my examination of the accourts of th Kingston Methodist Church for the year ended 31 August 2021 set OLrt on pages 1 to 3. As the Church's trustees. you are responsible for the preparaknon of the atsUr in accordan TMih the requlremerrts of the Charrties Act 2011 ('the Act,). I report in respect of my examination of Church's accounls carrd out under sectton 145 of the Act and, in Garying out my examination. I have folloed all ts applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5){b) of the A(#. . delete or arde as appropriate 2015¢Yyx¢h R axl Pyjg 4(¢5

Name of Churth . Klngston Methodist Church 1163578 Independent Examinerfs Ststement I have completed my examination. I confirm that no material matters have come to my attention in connection wÉth the examination (other than that disdosed belo) which give me cause to believe that in. any material respect: [the [the I have no COnmS and have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. I havelhave not" obtained independent verification of all investrnents with the Trustees for Methodist Church Purposes or held in other trusts. bank balaTrS and fvnds at the Central Finan Board of the Methodist Church which are individually in eXSS of £10,000 (ten thousand pounds) at the balan sheet date. Signature of independent examiner Name of independent examiner Relevant professional qualtfication of independent examiner Name of finn {where appropriate) [ CLe il, tr se• Date delete or ctrde as appropriate Sep-20 2015 thurth R8TrJ PJ 5of5

CHARITY COMMISSION FOR ENGLAND AND WALES Independent examinerfs report on the accounts Section A Independent Examiner s Report Report to tho trust members of lfjrgston Methcmjist Church On accounts for the year ended 31 AuSt 2021 Charity no (rfany 1163578 Set out on pages I report to the truees on my examination of the accounts of the above tharity (Ihe Tru for year ended 3110812021. Responsibilitses and basis of report A5 the chtys trustees, you are responsib for the preparation of the accounts in accordan with the requirements of the Charrties Act 2011 ( Acf). I port in respEd of my examination of the Trusf$ accounts carried out under secaion 145 of the 2011 Act and in carying out my examination, I have followed all the apFAicabte DireGtions given by the Charity Commission under section 145(5)(b) of the Atx. Independent I have cx)rnpted my examinatton. l 0)nfi that no material matters have examinerfs statement come to my attention in connection wtth the examination (etkeF*h8 dis917 which gives me cause to believe that in. any material respecL the accounting records Pre not kept in acco of th8 Charities Ad; OT the accounts did not acctyd wtth th the accounts did not comp conmIng the fom and (Accounts and R that the accou conside nce with section 130 unting cOrds. or applicable requirements tent of accounts set oirt in the Charities Regulations 2008 other than any requirement give a Irue and fair, view which is not a matter part of an independent examination. I have no concems arKI have come across no other matters in connection with the examination to whith attentii)n should be drawn in thi5 report in order to enable a woper understanding of the accounts to be reached. ' Please delete the words in the brackets rfthey do not apply. Signed: Name: Relevant professional qualtfication(s) or body Irf any): nL¢A Addrtss: IER Oct 2018

INCOME 2020-21 Approved Budget 2020-21 Income to 31 August 2021 Offeri 5 and tax recovered Loose Cash Pew Envelopes Che ues & Credits Gift Aid CFB Benevolent Fund Donations Benevolent Fund Gift ATd 911.45 25 955.67 6 613.21 456.59 83.44 CFB Interest Central Finance Board TMCP 19151 Method7St Cha 30.00 2iXI. 11X).C(I 6.32 84.28 66.54 IAld Lettin s and donatlons from user roups 3,993.50 Other recei Wedding and Funeral donatiorts (donated by Kari) Car rk donat10175 Plant Sales 50% retained Jam and Chutne Sales Donations for Pk staff Donations for Ta lors 910.00 359.10 798.75 155.50 220.00 10.00 church TOTAL 30 030.00 40 629.35 Offèrings18fft5 re1Ved for external orgs World Mission Fu World Mission Fund - Grft Aid ICFB) GirL5' Bri ade- Gift Aid subs CFB Kingston Hospital Charity Fund Kingston Hospital Charity Fund - Gift Aid {CFB) Plant Sales - 50% donated to KCAH - cleared in 21 122 75.00 18.80 158.00 485.00 109.10 798.75 TOTAL 1.644.65 TOTAL INCOME 42,274.00

EXPENDITURE 2020-21 T¢)t•l for SFA to 31 August Clrcult Asses5rnent 24.CLY).r 24..1¥) 24,(11). Donations to other '5ri The Girls, B St Jthn5 Sch)d f Street Pastors tlon KT 250.IK) 2%>.tx> KCAH KCAH 15 Fund fr MO cettffted th 2019.20 Re irs & Maifitenance Testing 5avicir4 kftier, flre al*Th. lJl.47 512.86 Inti CteafiTll atiLkn at¥J mln Utilltfes and In5urar 5.849.42 3.LKKI.OJ 1.547.88 513.33 381.10 735.19 2,671.92 Electrici Water Tel onp ènd BrDadbaTrJ IuranCe 8S).I 2.Th.(#J Othèr Trans Statlone Printi Consumable5 Worshi Materia anlsts e 3.780.43 1CQ.DJ l(XJ. 51.89 Sunda SC1 Church Mlnisterf5 Yrairii CCLI Licence Inde dent Examir for 2017118 jnts ment and 50ftware TMCP admln cha Dtsnatiw io Rev Ciart IrK)t KCAH FutKS F•eais RetMtXHSeYI GFft Car(J5 for Pl staff Benevolent Fund 127.10 Preathers, 1(KJ.(kl 1LKI.LII 625. t4Jl.18 50.07 159.79 75.92 id in 19.20 9.61 SU&TOTAL 38.973.97 38.973.97 Wortd Misslon Fund . Gfft Afd Wortd M75slon Fund- Gkft Gir15' Bri ade- Gift Ai¢ 5ub5 Kingsron H05Pital Chartty Ftmwj Kl ston 18.80 158.( TOTAL 845.90 TOTAL EXPENofTURE 40.359.48

THE METHODIST CHURCH INTERNAL ORGANISATION REPORT FORM FINANCIAL YEAR EN ED 31 AUGUST 2021 Each year every organisatton ¢onne¢ted wrth a local Church. Circuit or District is required by Standing orde to present tts accounts to the Church CounGiVCirwtt MeetinSyn0d. The Managirg Trustee5 are annually required to complete the Annual Accounts 8eth.ng the financial affair5 of the ChurthlCircurtlDtsthct ind1rj all tts conned1 intemal oiganBth"OT This form (which Can be LL8ed for a ChurchlCircutL District OTgani5ationl requires details of the accounts of your Ofganssation so that all respOrEbilIt18 can be fulfill. We ask for your ¢)PeratiOn which will ertsure proFer pvblrc arrtsIty and the wote¢b"on ofthtse who wllingty act a9 treasurer& Clr¢ultlDlstrict ston tMSTrlCT: London i GrouFdOryanII0n FAIRFIELD PLAYBOX Signatures seth.on 11 202i pi ab CY* 1d2

INTERNAL ORGANISATIONS, REPORT FORM Thi5 forni should used ID witb the STANDARD FORM OF ACCOI)Nrs (Chllr¢l Circuit & Di5trirt) A sep#rnte Report Forn should be prtpred fortarh 11ttern organitk RECEIYtS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT Note SEcfIoN H RECEIPTS hl Gitts & donations £285 OttTrer receipts 45.658.24 TOTAL RECEIPTS (to Recelpts Fdg¢J the matn ar15) 45943.24 SECTIOTrI I PAYMEFaS 1500 12 Other ]M)Thents 49.3)8.88 50858.88 TOTAL PAYMENTS (toP8vtheDts page3 in ¢he <tDunts) SECTION J jl NET RECEIPTS (PAYMEKrs) Ih3_ i3) 4915.64 OPENINC BALANCE (to OpeDtng bllln<e column p8ge3 ia the att4)tsnts) 12l94.49 Adjust¢15 (show aDy wative adjttwiKnts in Fxxkets) -20.94 CLOSING BALANCE (to Ckning blatste cfjL page 3 tbt 01ty2+1-j31 7257.91 SECTION K HOW THE FUNDS ARE HELD 60.32 Cash at B8DklCFB et¢ 7.197.i9 k3 Other aC£Ollnts k4 TiyfAL FUIgDS HEID (SIKld wee with IID¢ j4 alx)Ye} (kI2+k3) 7257.91 SECTION M FOR INFORMATION ONLY: MONEY REC£IVEDANDPA&SED ON TO OTHER EXTERNAL ORGANISATtoNs ml Balall bro t fon*ard fr(Hn l&st Ofkrin8sI&Rs._ BALANCE STILL TO BE PAID {m1-FM2-13} 1of2

PLAYBOX FINANCIAL STATEMEKf ENDING 31 AUGUST 2021 INCOME EXPENDtfuRE OPENING BALANCES HSBC Cash in Hand £ 11,271.59 922.90 STAFF PAY £ 46.901.64 FEES/RBK £ 33.523.18 EQUIPMEI 619.32 FEES VOUCHER 1.739.00 CATERING 117 HMRC 9.896.06 HMRC 251.16 CASH TO BANK CASH TO BANK MISC DONATION Ilncludes £190 Cash Sponsorship) OFSTED REG FEES MOBILE 63.30 PENSION 728.66 PRESENTS BOOKS PRESENTS DONATION TO CHURCH CLOSING BALANCES HSBC CASH IN HAND £ 7.197.59 60.32 ADJUSTMEKts £ 58.137.73 £ 58.137.73 CLOSING BALANCES £ 7,257.91 OPENING BAIANCES 4 12,194.49 MOVEMENT 4,936.58 I have examined the accounts and l am satisfied that all bank transactions have been recorded and reconciled. There is a difference of £20.94 between Invol5 and Cash expenditure. which in the future will require a rnore regular recorsaliation of cash in hand and cash expenditure. A. Hayden Examiner

To berrtdned by C[chI¢1C TSer THE METHODIST CHURCH INTERNAL ORGANISATION REPORT FORM FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST402 Each year every organtsation connected Yth a focal Cluch, Cir(xJtt or Disthct is requiied by Standing Orders to present its aceourrts to Ihe ChLwch coauc1rC1I Meetinsd. The Managing Tnjslees are amuaty required to complets the Annual Accounts setting out the finan¢MI affairs of the ChurchlCircuiVDth"ct induding al its comected intemal o[ganaonS. This fomi Ivthich can be used for a ChUrcNCwji( Dtstrtct organtsati.onl requires detsths of the acco of your organrsation so that all responthilFties can be fuffined. We ask for your co-operation lch tl ensure proper PUbC aCe9Wrtabty and the prtstecti of those Ntho willingly act as treasurets. <021 ICircuiUDistrict CIRCUIT: KfjThJston IGrouplOryani&ion 14th I$tn and Merti)n $. &igade Isignatures section q. TrJrerQf Grtyjp or Organisatx I ccrfirm Ilwt I have thea)XMJtsaTrJ Rxyts the I th £ ALLrt Jcli EX1r}RJlSIer AlitOr be. pres&fted to at a msotirvJ l ¢lIrfiretto¢hr Swalure of Chairaf Meil¥j IL2

INTERNAL ORGANISATIONS, REPORT FORM Thi$ fom ihould be u¥ed ¢olljun¢tioEJ th¢ STAf4DARD FORbf OFACCOUNTS (Chu Circuit & Di5trirt) A separat¢ Report Forni Should be prepared Internal Orgwimt RECEIIYS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNT Nol¢ SECTION H RECEIPTS hl Gifts & (lonalions £701 Other reeeipts 1.590.75 TOTAL RECEIPTS (to Receipts ¢01 page 3 in the accounts) 2291.75 SECTION I PAYMENTS Donation5 Other paiment 2,764.49 2764.49 TOTAL PAYMENTS {to PaTrit)ettts tol p•ge 3 tbe rnin a¢couD¥s1 SECTIOli J NET RECEIPTS (PAYMENTS) i3} 472.74 OPENING BALANCE (to OpeRiDg balance wlumn pxg¢ 3 in ihe accounts) 252i.16 Adjuthails (Sho. askv Iiewive adjusknts in trtackets) j4 CLOSING BALAE4CE (to Clo¥ing b8l&Dce £oL p4e 3 in the arrouDtsI l+i2+1-j31 20S2.42 SECTION K HOW THE FUNDS ARE HELD kl Cash in Cash at BanWCFB etc 2.052.42 k.3 Other aCCots k4 TOTAL FUNDS HEtI> (sbould ¥Eret w.ith line J4 akne) Ikl+k2+k3! 2052.42 SECTIO FOR INFORMATION ONL Y: MONEY RECEIVED AND PASSED ON TO OTHER EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS I'hese SIAd tKbt be incknled in total receipts1pty *kn"e) Balance brou t fornwd from last Trtar OfferingslGifts - r7Ved for exlenwl orgUtIonS ni.i Offenngs/Gifts - to &ernal owniAtions BALANCE STILL TO BE PAID (znl+m2-m3) 1of2

To be re¢alned by ChurcNClicuit TreaSEr THE METHODIST CHURCH INTERNAL ORGANISATION REPORT FORM RNANCIAL YEAR ENDED 31 AUGUST 2021 Each year every orgaTrisat"on ¢onnecled th a local clrCh, Circuit or Districl ts required by Stsnding Order5 to present tts accounts to the Churth Councdlcircutt MeetInsYn0d. The Managing TrLtee$ are annualty reqLNred to complete the Annual Accounts setting out1he financ4al affairs of the ChurchIccurIlDL8trjCt indudiw an its connected intemal organisations. ThB fomi l%thich can be used for a CtrMKdVCiruJit, District orwanisatw)n) ieqwres details of the accounts of your organisation $0 that all responsibithb.es can be fvlfilled. We ask for your c(Foperation leh wtll ensure proper pubknc accountab[ty and the proteclion of those wllingty act as treasure. ICircuitlDi5trict CIRCUtr: KHvJston 1GroUOryanlsal1on 1st KDW$t Girfs. Br¥Jade Isignatures section zi 7 btoviwbLr 20 21 P KIL4SIE)NJ LEAEQ£ÈlIP irA 11_ 2oLI os ofChAir ol 021 l of2

INTERNAL ORGANISATIONS, REPORT FORM This fotm should be used fonjutrction wlth the STAI¥DARD FORM OFACCOUNfs (Churth Circult & Distrirt) A scparats Rert Forjtt ¥hould be prep fore•rh knt¢rnat Orgaaisado RECEIFfs AND PA YMENfs ACCOUNT Note SECTION H RECEIPTS hl CTift5" & donatiolls 1771.77 otherrecelS 2.861.55 h3 TOTAL RECEIpfs (to Reteipts col 3 in the th8iD ¥¢otsnts> 4633.32 SECTION PAYMENTS Donations 20 (hher pa1 4,300.05 4320.05 TOTAL PAYMENTS {to Pxment5 col page 3 in the maitt actowits) SECTION J INET RECEIPTS (PAYMENTS) jl) 313.27 OPENINC BAL4NCE {to OnIng balance column plge 3 ID the Jnain *¢counts) 4702.06 Adjugtmellts (show an). negative adjustmaxts lable) CLoSG BALANCE (to Closing ball(e WL pw 3 ID the accoknknts) (i1fj2+1-j31 501S.33 SECTION K HOW THE FUND ARE HELD kl Cash in 30_00 cash at BaDklCFB etc . 4.98i.33 Other accounts k4 TOTAL Fuf4DS HELD (should 4ree Fith liue j4 alMTh"e) l+k24k3) S015.33 SECTION M FOR INFORMATION ONLY: MONEY RECEIVED AND PA&1 ON TO OTHER EXTERNAL ORGANISATIONS ml alance brou t ftirward from 1&8t Offerings/Gifts . SSl tts extrjjal organi&9tiotts BALANC£ STILL TO BE PAID