Charity number.. 1164699
Global Outreach Ministries
Report of the Trustees and Unaudited Financial Statements
For the year ended 30 September 2024

Global Outreach Ministries
Contents Page
For the year ended 30 September 2024
Report ofthe Trustees
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Independent Examinels Raport to tha Trustees
Statement of Financial Activities
statement of Financial Position
Notes to tha Flnanclal Stat8mÈnts
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Detailed Statement of Financial Adiw1195
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Report of the Trustees
For the year ended 30 September 2024
The Trustees have pleasure in presenting their report and the financial slalements forthe charity for the year ended 30
September 2024. The Trustees have adopted the provisions of Accounting and Reporting by Charities.. Slaternent of Recommended
Pr8¢1ice 8ppli¢abl$ to charitles preparlng their accounts in aecordance with the Financial Reporting Standard applicable in the UK and
the Republlc of Ireland IFRS 1021 (effective 1 January 20191.
OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES
Oblectlves and aims
The trustees have considered the Charity Ctsmmi5sion's guidanee on public benefit, indudin9 the guidance'public benefit.. running a
charity IPB21'.
ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS
During the year ended 30 Septèmbèr 2024, Global OLrtrea¢h Ministries conltnued to advance the Christian faith and proV￿e charltable
support to individuals and comrn(Jllities both within the Unit8d Kingdom and ovèrseas. The trustees remained committed to deliverfng
actiwties that promoted r81igion, reli6V8d hardship, supported vulnerable individuals and strengthened community wellbeing.
Rellglous Actlvltles and Worshlp
The Charity conducted regular Sunday worship services. Bible studies, prayer meetings and pastoral activities throughout the year.
Thèse actlvltles provlded opportunities for worship, biblical teaching, fellowship, spiritual development and Comm￿lty engagement for
both rnembers and visitors.
In addition lo regular $8tvie6s, the chadty organlsed a number of malor events including Christmas Convention, Easter Convention,
New Yearfs Eve Service and quarterly Fire Conferences. These events brought together rnembers ofthe congregation and visitors for
periods of W￿Ship. prayer, fasting, bit￿lea1 teaching and spiritual renewal.
The Fire Confe¥en¢es forrned a significant part of the church'5 annual prograrnm8. Guest spèakers. including ministers from overseas,
were invited to mini8ter during these conf8r8nc8s. Thè 8V8nts providèd opportunities for spiritual grO￿th, discipleship and evangelism
and encouraged m8mbers to d88p6n thair faith and commitmènt to Christian setvice.
Chlldren, Youth and Family Ministry
The charity continued to inv8st in children, young People and families through Sunday SclThJol aclivities, childrens programmes and
child dedication services.
Sunday School provided age-appropriale biblical teaching. Moral gurdance and opportunTtses for fèllowship. Child dedieatrtsn semces
enabled families to publicly commit their Children lo God's ¢8re whilst r8cèlving èncovragemènt and support from the wider church
community.
Th* charity also organised relationship and family life seminars designed lo slrength8n marriag8s and family rèlationships. Thesè
seminars tsxplorèd communicatlon, temperament differences, relationship building, conflict resolution and family wellbeing. Participants
We￿ encouraged to develop healthier relationships and stronger family foundations.
Pastoral Care and Welfare Support
Throughout the year the charity provided pastoral support to individua15 and farnilies éxparièncing illnèss, bereavement. ￿rsOnal
difficulties and other challenges.
Regular hospital visits were und8rtak8n in hospitals across North and East London lo provide spiritual encouragement, prayer and
pastoral support to individuèls rèceiving medical treatment. These visils sought lo bring hope, comfort and companionship to patients
and their families during drficult periods. Members of the ministy learn also offered pr8yer a￿1 emotional support to those who
welcomed sv¢h assistance.
The charity also carried out home visits to rnembèrs who were elderfy, isolated, unwell or unable to attend church regularfy. Home visits
provided opportunities for pastoral care. counselling, praetical support and fellowship.
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The charty further provided support lo bereaved individuals and families through prayer, counselling, praetical assistancè and financial
support where appropriate. Trustees recognised the irnportance of supporting individuals through periods of 9riel and helping farnilies
nawgate diffi¢ult circumstances.
Communlty Outreach and Evangelism
The charity organised a series of street evangelism and outreach initiatives throughout North London during the year. These 8cbvilies
provided opportunities lo engage with members ol the public, share the Christian faith, offèr prayer. encouragemeTht and practical
support, and promole positive cornmunity engagement.
Many individuals encountered Ihrough these outreach 8ctivitl8s weie experiencing social isolation, personal drfficultiès Or uneèrtainty
about Ih8ir future. Through conversations. prayer and ongoing pastoral support, the charity sought to provide hope, eneouragemenl
and a sense of belonging whilst advancing its charitable objeetivè of promoting the Christian faith.
The charity also w8lcomed and supported individuals and familie3 who were new to the United Kingdom. Practical guidance. lriendship,
pastoral support and integration into chuieh life were provided to assist newwmers In seltllng into their new environment and
stablishing supportive social connections.
Homeless Outreach
The ch8rily conts.nuèd its outreach work amongst h0rn818ss individuals and those experiencing hardship within North London. Thesg
outreach adivities were undertaken throughout the year and formed an Important part ol the charity's commitment to 5VPPOrting
vulnerable mernbeTS of society.
Volunteers provided food, clothing and practical support to individuals faring homelessness and social exclusion. In addition to meeting
immediate physical needs, the outr8ach sought to restore d￿nitY, reduce social iso13tion and offar hope to individuals experiencing
drfficult life circumslan¢e5.
Trustees recognised that homelessness often involves a combination of economic, social and p8rsonal challènges. Through
compassionate engagement. practical assistanee and pastoral support. the charity sought lo en¢ourage individuals and demonstrate
Christian valuès through meaningful acts of $8rvic8.
Healthcare Training and Capaclty Building
The charity orgAnised healthcare training and edu¢aiional activiles designed to improve knovledga, skills and anyloyment
opportLJnities for parlffjcipants.
These programm8s suprK)rted Individuals interested in careers within hèalthcare and social Ca￿ sectors and helped participants
develop practical skills that could improve their future employrnent prospects and personal development. Tru5tee5 believe that
supporbng educatlon and skills development conlribul&s posluvély to both individual wellbeing and wider wmmunity benafit.
Muslc Mlnistry and Communlty Engag•m•nt
Music mlnistry fomied an imFM)rt8nl part of tha charity's activities throughout the year.
Music events, worship PTogrammes and outreach activities were organised to encourage spiritual growth, ctsmmunity engagement and
evangelisrn. Thesè 8ctiMties also provided opportunities for young people to develop musical gifts and la18nts and participate actlvèly
thin churth life.
The music ministry also undertotsk outreach wsits to care settings. including Lea Valley Care Home, where worship, singing and
fellowship aclivilies were providèd to residents. These wsits were intendèd lo reduce social isolation, promte wellbeing and provide
èncouragement lo individuals who may have limited opportunities for cornrnunity interaetion.
Humanitarian and Mlsslon Activities In Ghana
One of the most significant charitable activilbes undertaken during the yearwas the charityts humanitsri8n 8nd missK)n progr8mme in
Ghana.
Trustees identified a nurnber of practical n8ads wthin communities in Ghana and sought to address these needs through a cornbination
of humanitarian assistance, health¢8rg initiatives and religious outreach.
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The charity organised and funded a free corrtmunity health screening programrne deliver8d by qualified haalthcar8 professionals
including doctors. nurses and other medical praC￿'tiOners. The programrne enabled many individuals lo access health assessments and
medical advice that may otherwise have been unavailable or unaffordable.
The charity also fund8d the donation of biornedical equipment to SUp￿rt healthcare provision Mthin local medical laulities. Trustees
recognised that access to 8ppropri8te medical equipment cou5d contribute signific8nUy towards irnproving health¢ar¢ oul¢omes wthin
the community.
Recognising the challenges faced by many individuals in a￿eSSIng healthcare supwl, the charity also supp)rted the provision of free
NHS ¢8rds to members of dlsadvantaged communities to Improve access to healthcare sarvkes and supporL
The charity further funded the construction of a borehole project to improve access to Safe drinking w8ler ft>r local residents. Trustees
recognised thal access to clean water is essential for health, wellbeing and quality of lrfe and consid8red tha proSect lo ba of significant
benefit lo the wder community.
In additton, the charity contributed towaids the development of a church building project in Mamponteng, Ghana. The bvilding is
intended to provid8 a pertnanent venue for worship, teaching, community activities and support seNices.
The mission progr8mme also creat8d opportunities for evang81ism, disclpleship and religioLJS Outreach. Trustees were encouraged by
the positive response received frorn local cornmunilies and by retK)rt5 that a numb8r of indwiduals engaged with the christs.an faith
through activities associated ￿th the prograrnrntr.
Tha humanitarian adivities undertaken in Ghana recetved independent media coverage through Ghanaweb, helping to raise
awareness ol the programme and the impact achieved within local communities
Public Benefit
The trustees have had due regard 19 the Charity Comml$$ion* guldancè ￿ public bènèfit and bdleve that the tharfty's actlvitlès
throughout the year provid8d clear publie benefit through thè advancamènt tsf rèliglon, tha ralièl of hardship, the promotlon of health
and welSbeing, community developmenL education, pastoral support and humanitarian assistance.
The trustees rernain gratef(Jl to membeTS, volunteers, donors, healthcare profession815 and 5UPPOrt8rs whos8 eontributions 8￿￿bled th8
charity to continue delivering meaningful support lo individuals and communities both within the United Kingdom and over5ea5.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION
Name of Charlty
charlty ￿gIStratIOn number
Prlnclpal adthes5
Global Outrea¢h Mini¥tri¢s
1164699
58 Slainlon Road
Enfield
EN3 ￿STruStee9
Th$ twstees ond officers serving during the year and since the year end were as fcllows-
Rev. Dr. Richard Kwadwo Frimpong
Ms Florence Amankwah
Ms Mabel Frimpong
Ms Stella Afua Adjei
Independent examiners
Marc Three Accountants
125 Sunnymead AveThJe
Gillingham
Kant
ME7 2EB
Approved by the Board of Trustees and signed oft its behalf by
Rèv. Dr Richard Kwadwo Frimpong (Trusteel
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Independent Examiners Report to the Trustees
For the year ended 30 September 2024
I report to the Iwstees on my examination of the accounts of the charity for the year ended 30 septeM￿r 2024.
Rosponslbllltles and basls of roport
A5 the charity Iruslees. you are responsibte for the preparation of the accounts in accordance with the requirements of the ChadtiesAcl
20171'the 2011 Aet'i.
I report In respect of my examination of the charfty's ac￿unt$ eathed out under $e¢lion 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my
examination I have followed all the appllcable DSrectlons glven by the Charlty Commission under section 14515llbl of the Act.
Ind•p•ndènt èxam5n¢rs $tstèrnent
I have completed my examination. I confirm that no matters havo eA)me to my 8tt8nlfon In ￿nn￿¢tIOn wlth th9 exatrtin81ion
giving me cause to believe that in any material ￿SpeCt..
1. accounting ractsrds wèr8 not k9Pt in respect of the Charty as required by section 130 of the 2011 Ac(
or 2. the accounts do not accord wlth thosa raeords,. or
3. the accounts do nol comply with the applicable requirements concerning the form and contenl of accounts set Olrt in th6
Charlfjo$ IA¢¢ounts and Reports) Regulalons 2008 olher than any requirement that the accounls give a'true and fair vie
which is not a mattèr considèrad as part of an ind9pendgnl gxamination.
I have no concerns and have come across no other matters in connection with the èxamination t) which attantSon should b&
drawn in this report in order lo enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
Marc Three Accountancy
Chartered Certified Acctsuntants
Marc Three Accountants
125 Sunnymead Avenue
Gillingharn
Kent
ME7 2EB
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Statement of Financial Activities
For the year ended 30 September 2024
Note$
Unrestrlctod
funds
2023
Income and endowments from:
Donations and legacies
Total
168,201
168,201
167,162
167,162
Expendlture on..
R8islng fvnds
Total
1165.6041
1165,6041
2,597
{168.8901
1166,8901
272
Net Income
Reconclliatlon of funds
Total funds brought foNard
Total funds carrled forward
36,316
40,913
36.044
38,316
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Statement of Financial Position
As at 30 September 2024
Not•$
2024
2023
Current assets
Cash at bank and in hand
40,913
40.913
38.316
38,316
Net current assets
40,913
40,913
38,316
38,316
Totsl assets less current Ilabllltles
Not assets
40,913
38,316
The fund$ of the ¢harlty
Unrestricted incomè funds
40,913
38,316
Total funds
40,913
38,316
The financial 5tat8ments wèm approved and authorised for issue by the Board and signed on its behalf by..
Rev. Dr. Rtchard Kwadwo Frimpong ITNsteel
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Notes to the Financial Statements
For the year ended 30 September 2024
1. A¢¢ountlng Pollcles
Basis of accounting
The financial statements havè been prepared under the historical cost convèntion, except for investments which are
included al market value and the revaluation of certain fixed assets and in aeeordance with the Charities SORP IFRS
1021'Accounting and Reporting by Charities.. Statement of Recommendad PraetiC8 applicable to charities preparing
their accounts in accoidanee with the Financial Reporting Standard applicabfe in thè UK arKI Republic of Ireland (FRS
1021
(effective 1 January 20191,, Flnaneial Reporting Standard 102 the Financial Reporting Stsndard applicable in the UK and
Republic of Ireland (FRS 1021, and the Charitie3 Ad 2011.
Global Outreach Ministries meets the definition of a public benefit entity under FRS 102. Assets and liabilities are initially
recognised at historical cost or transaction value unless otherwise stated in the relevant accounting tdicy notèl5I.
2. Income from donations and legacies
2024
2023
Unr85trlcted fund5
Donation5 received
168,201
168,201
167,162
167.162
3. Expenditure on generatlng donatlon$ and legaGie$
2024
2023
Unrestrlcted funds
Donations
53,901
111,703
16S,604
52,600
114.290
166,890
Support costs
4. Analysls of support costs
2024
2023
Voluntary Income
Rènt & Heating
Telephone
Acwunlancy
Pasto￿81 & Misssionary
General Travelling
Catering & Refreshment
Musicians & Volunterers
17,3(M)
16.600
1.090
7,500
35,780
14,100
12,520
21.500
7,500
34.210
14.930
11,562
18,230
111,703
114,290
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General Expenses
Govemance costs
4,970
1.890
3.700
1.500
Notes to the Financial Statements Continued
For the year ended 30 September 2024
5. Partlculars of employees
2024
2023
Volunteers
6. CompaMtlv• ft*r th• Stat•m•nt of Flnan¢lal A¢tlvltlw
The comparative year valu8s on the Statern8nt of Financi81 Activrties are for unr8stricted lunds.
7. Tanglble flxed assets
Cornputer
Equipment
Cost or VBluation
At 01 October 2023
20,000
20.000
At 30 September 2024
Depreclatlon
At 01 October 2023
At 30 September 2024
N•t book valu*s
20,000
20,000
At 30 Seplernber 2024
AI 30 September 2023
B. Moverneni In funds
Unrestrl¢ted Funds
8alan¢e at
0111012023
Incomln9
resources
Outgolny
resou￿e$
Balance at
3010912024
38.316
168,201
1165.6041
40,913
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Genèral
General
38,316
168.201
Notes to the Financial Statements Continued
For the year ended 30 September 2024
1165.6041
40,913
Unrostrlcted Funds - Pr￿lOUS yèar
Balanc8 at
0111012022
Incominy
r•$our¢es
Outgoing
resources
Bzlance at
3010912023
Genergl
General
38.044
38.044
167.162
167.162
1166,8901
{166,890)
38.316
38,316
Purpose of unrestrlcted Funds
General
To promtstè the Christian faith for the public beneffit In such ways as the truslees may from time lo time decide.
9. Analysls of net assets btheen funds
Tanglble
Nèt current
Assets fixed assets
Nat
assets I
Unrestricted funds
General
General
40,913
40,913
40,913
40.913
Prevlous y•ar
Not
A88et8
Nèteuirent
assets I
Tanglble
fixed assets
Unrestrl¢ted funds
General
Genèral
38,316
38,316
38.316
38,316
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Detailed Statement of Financial Activities
For the year ended 30 September 2024
2024
INCOME & ENDOWMENT
Unr•strlet•d
Funds
Re$trld¥d
Funds
Total Funds
Donatltsns & L•gaele$
Donations
Grft Aid
136,970
31.231
168.201
136,970
31,231
168,201
Expend5ture by CharSty Actlvlty
2024
Restrlcted
Funds
Unrgstrlcted
Funds
Total Fund$
Donatlon
Well8re A5515tsn¢e (Marriage, Baby Chrfstening)
Support provided lo bereaved familtes
Food SupFort initiative
Clothing distribution
Borehole water project in Ghana
Humanltarian Support- Health Scrts8ning in Ghana,
Medical Experts and Equipment's)
Support providèd to homèlass indivtdu81s in North London
9.301
7.300
3.600
4,200
7,000
10,200
9,301
7.300
3,600
4.200
7,000
10.200
7,3(X)
7.300
Support tOW8rds a Church Buflding in Gh8n8
5.000
5,000
Rent & Heating
Heating
Renting
2,900
14,41))
2.900
14.400
Telephone
1,111
A¢¢ountsncy
Bookkeeping
Accountancy
3.300
2.200
3.300
2,200
Pastoral & Missionary
Evang81istic Activities
Revival Meetings
Ghana Mission activity
Youth Outreach
15,880
6,130
7,700
4.500
15.880
6,130
7,700
4.500
Travelllng & Accommodatlon
Guest Speakers from Overseers
Beach trip
Home Vlsks
11.800
1.860
1.270
11,800
1,860
1,270
Caterlng & Refreshment
Sunday Service5
Children Ministries Activities
Women & Men Fellowship activities
Christma5 & Easter Convention
5.200
1,500
2.320
2,562
5,200
1,500
2.320
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General Expensès
Sunday School Resources
Adrninistrative Supplies
Event Materials
2.120
1.506
1,344
2,120
1,506
1,344
Muslclan and Volunteer Aetivitl•s
Sunday servI￿s
Olhor Sérvices
13.200
5.030
13,200
5,030
Governan¢o Expans•s
Trustee Meetings
1,890
1.890
Total rèsource expended
16S,6041
1165,6041
Net income
2.597
1597
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