MINE Annual Report: 2022-23
MINE (Mission Initiative Newcastle East)
105 Middle Street
Walker Newcastle upon Tyne NE6 4DB
www.minebyker.co.uk Reg Charity no: 1163731
Independent Examiner:
Mrs Elizabeth Rickaby Walker Tyne and Wear NE6 2PU
Mission Initiative Newcastle East (MINE) is a Bishop’s Mission Order and registered charity working across the East end of Newcastle. It was established (as the Urban ministry and Theology project) as a creative way for the parishes and clergy of Byker and Walker to work and learn together with an initial emphasis on contributing to the economic regeneration of the area through the strategic use of the Church’s resources, and also as a vehicle for theological training in an urban context.
Our Objectives:
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For the existing Anglican congregations to grow in spiritual depth, numerically and in theological awareness
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For new expressions of church presence and mission to emerge that honour the local context
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For local Christians to develop models of ministry that arise directly out of the context of social and economic regeneration
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For existing buildings to be used in a strategic and economical way
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For ecumenical cooperation and partnership to take place wherever appropriate and possible
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For the establishment of appropriate partnerships with both statutory and voluntary agencies through stimulating interaction with communities of Newcastle East
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For those engaged in theological training to share in learning gained by local people in a way that means we gain from their experience
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For theological reflection on the urban context to take place in the midst of the activities generated by the interaction of the above aims
We run a variety of projects that demonstrate our commitment and engagement with the Newcastle East area, a summary of which is below:
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A Youth team (MINE Youth) that we have developed to run our work with young people across Newcastle east. We found the model of running clubs, schools work and detached youth work as powerful ways of being with young people where they are. Some of the young people through this work have engaged with our sunday congregations and the connection with the local Church is important but there is also a sense of MINE Youth being a community of worship and discipleship in itself, connected to the Church but with permission to express itself differently in response to working with young people. We currently have two members of staff: a full time School’s worker, and part time youth worker in Byker. We have also been supported by a new partnership with St Thomas’ Church (the Diocesan resource Church) and the planting of an Eden team of young people who have moved into a local Estate intentionally to be with the community and support the local church, with an Eden Team Leader funded by St Thomas’s and the Message Trust.
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A ‘Presence project’ in St Anthony’s Parish, in partnership with the local Methodist Circuit. Through the appointment of a part time missioner jointly funded by the Methodists and LICG funding we have developed the Church’s presence in a local sheltered housing complex and community centre in one of the most deprived areas in Newcastle East. We run a weekly cafe for the residents and local community and are exploring how to develop the Church’s outreach.
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Money Advice Newcastle East is a debt advice charity set up in the east end of Newcastle 4 years ago. We offer free, impartial and individualised face to face debt advice, working under the umbrella of the Christian organisation Community Money Advice.
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MINE Trustees:
Revd Phil Medley (Chair)
Revd Helen Gill Mr Peter Carter (Secretary)
I rL'pnrt on the acCon# for the ytAr endrd 31st IOAI which #re set tr on pa8es 6 ¢0 8. The ch#rity'$ trusrees consider that an audii is not requi1 for this ytsr nder 5ectioD 144121 of the Chariiics Ac¢ 2011 (the 2011 Act) and that an ind41en&nt examination is needcd. It ij my r¢sponsibility ro • examine the accounts under stttion 145 of the 2011 Ac¢ • follow the procedures laid down in the Genernl Directions given by rhe Chari Commissiontts Sttfion 14515Xbl OE the 2011 Act: and • Jtare whether partKulAr mtters have come ¢0 my artertrion. My examination was carrid out in occord•nce with the Gener1 Dire¢tioM given by the Chrtriry commi10n. An eximination includes # review of the •¢cotsntin8 re¢ords kept by tht chlriry and a compari$on of rhe •ccounr5 presented with those records. It also in¢ludes consideration of any unusuDI items 01 disclo$ure$ in the accounr5 and sttkin8 expl4n4tioN from the manwment committee concernin8 any iuch matters. The procedure$ undertaken do not provide 411 ¢he eVIdee that would be required in a 11 Audit, and consequently I do not exp$ an audit opiniort OA the ¥c¢ounts. ind•pond•Dt Exam&1 Stat•m•nt En ¢onDccrion wi¢h my aMinatIOn, no matters havt Come to my •¢tention which siv¢ me re4son•ble uuse to believe that in Any mteril re$pecr the requiremthrs ro keep Accountin8 records irt accord•ntt with 1.130 of the 201 l Ac¢ or • to prepare accounts which accord with these ¢¢ounting Kecords hAvt not been m¢L' or to which. in my opinion. artention shoukl dtawn in order to enabk a proper understanding of the oc£ounts to be reAthed. 719AJ 6bK4J fv'ÈkJcoJk Lpon rnc & IPU
CHARITY COMM15510N FOR ENGLANO AND WALES 1183731 Receipts and payments accounts CC16a To Section A Receipts and payments Unrestri¢¢ed nd• Restricted Endowrnent fvnd• Titsl fundB A1 R•c•l hwlroom Nt•. 210 77J liJ.22ts 11 .727 71314 4wr 17 Ex Ti¥& £nOnM T•lo & Inkm 14• 104 918 473 470 Inw14n Trlknl 2.9 354 Fur1 4J20 .744 Sub tot41 IW7 140,172 1,047 97,fj98 .744 140,17 N•t ofrn¢•lpirfwym•ntsJ AS TraMf•rn fvrKI• A8 Cuh funds last y•gr •nd C•¥h funds th1• Jw•r•nd 24,47 445 915 91$ 69.270 Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period Unrtttric fur¥ RAtrKt•d lund8 to n••mtt Endowment fvnd• Cat•gorte• D4ts11¥ B1 Ca•h fund• •.114 T•)tal¢•sh funds 9.184 60.OB6 EndOot fundb fundB fvnds B2 Oth•r monétary ••••ts Details Tr•r••t£ SKJned tyty• ty Mvtrwtee5 Prknt Nam• Date ol ak)proval
Section C Notes to the Account Tru•te staff Co•ts La•t y••r 54.882 66,279 4,935 TaiAI co8t8 $6,921 71,214 Thb• y••r Numb•r Last y•Ar Nnts•r Av•rng• h•ad count In th• y•ar Summiry ol RMtrlct•d Fund• Trnn•f•v• B•lan at Auou•t 22 All91 21 bj nMrn•t£ st Mk*a•li Lh3hthouw Proloct MINE Youth Monoy Ad¥k• NE Pr•sonc¢ Prd¢¢t Tot•1 RlIcI•d Fund• .262 .271 12.U41 .e78 915 97,897 916 00.086
I rL'pnrt on the acCon# for the ytAr endrd 31st IOAI which #re set tr on pa8es 6 ¢0 8. The ch#rity'$ trusrees consider that an audii is not requi1 for this ytsr nder 5ectioD 144121 of the Chariiics Ac¢ 2011 (the 2011 Act) and that an ind41en&nt examination is needcd. It ij my r¢sponsibility ro • examine the accounts under stttion 145 of the 2011 Ac¢ • follow the procedures laid down in the Genernl Directions given by rhe Chari Commissiontts Sttfion 14515Xbl OE the 2011 Act: and • Jtare whether partKulAr mtters have come ¢0 my artertrion. My examination was carrid out in occord•nce with the Gener1 Dire¢tioM given by the Chrtriry commi10n. An eximination includes # review of the •¢cotsntin8 re¢ords kept by tht chlriry and a compari$on of rhe •ccounr5 presented with those records. It also in¢ludes consideration of any unusuDI items 01 disclo$ure$ in the accounr5 and sttkin8 expl4n4tioN from the manwment committee concernin8 any iuch matters. The procedure$ undertaken do not provide 411 ¢he eVIdee that would be required in a 11 Audit, and consequently I do not exp$ an audit opiniort OA the ¥c¢ounts. ind•pond•Dt Exam&1 Stat•m•nt En ¢onDccrion wi¢h my aMinatIOn, no matters havt Come to my •¢tention which siv¢ me re4son•ble uuse to believe that in Any mteril re$pecr the requiremthrs ro keep Accountin8 records irt accord•ntt with 1.130 of the 201 l Ac¢ or • to prepare accounts which accord with these ¢¢ounting Kecords hAvt not been m¢L' or to which. in my opinion. artention shoukl dtawn in order to enabk a proper understanding of the oc£ounts to be reAthed. 719AJ 6bK4J fv'ÈkJcoJk Lpon rnc & IPU
CHARITY COMM15510N FOR ENGLANO AND WALES 1183731 Receipts and payments accounts CC16a To Section A Receipts and payments Unrestri¢¢ed nd• Restricted Endowrnent fvnd• Titsl fundB A1 R•c•l hwlroom Nt•. 210 77J liJ.22ts 11 .727 71314 4wr 17 Ex Ti¥& £nOnM T•lo & Inkm 14• 104 918 473 470 Inw14n Trlknl 2.9 354 Fur1 4J20 .744 Sub tot41 IW7 140,172 1,047 97,fj98 .744 140,17 N•t ofrn¢•lpirfwym•ntsJ AS TraMf•rn fvrKI• A8 Cuh funds last y•gr •nd C•¥h funds th1• Jw•r•nd 24,47 445 915 91$ 69.270 Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period Unrtttric fur¥ RAtrKt•d lund8 to n••mtt Endowment fvnd• Cat•gorte• D4ts11¥ B1 Ca•h fund• •.114 T•)tal¢•sh funds 9.184 60.OB6 EndOot fundb fundB fvnds B2 Oth•r monétary ••••ts Details Tr•r••t£ SKJned tyty• ty Mvtrwtee5 Prknt Nam• Date ol ak)proval
Section C Notes to the Account Tru•te staff Co•ts La•t y••r 54.882 66,279 4,935 TaiAI co8t8 $6,921 71,214 Thb• y••r Numb•r Last y•Ar Nnts•r Av•rng• h•ad count In th• y•ar Summiry ol RMtrlct•d Fund• Trnn•f•v• B•lan at Auou•t 22 All91 21 bj nMrn•t£ st Mk*a•li Lh3hthouw Proloct MINE Youth Monoy Ad¥k• NE Pr•sonc¢ Prd¢¢t Tot•1 RlIcI•d Fund• .262 .271 12.U41 .e78 915 97,897 916 00.086