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Charity Reference and Administration Reference and Administration
Registered Number: 1178174
Registered: 30April 2018
Location: 103Robin Lane, Beighton, Sheffield 520 188
Contact: Stephen Horton, Crystal Peaks Church, 103Robin Lane, Sheffield S20188
Trusteesi Name
Appointment
date
Robert Cooke
4 March 2018
Martin
Daniels
4 March 2018
Stephen Horton
4 March 2018
RobJames
4 March 2018
Emma James
4 March 2018
Key Staff: Martin Daniels- Elder, Pastor
Stephen Horton- Elder
Emma James- Treasurer
Bankers: CAF Bank, 25 Kings Hill Avenue, West Mailing, Kent ME194TA
Advisors: Evangelical
Fellowship ofCongregational
Churches (EFCC), PO Box34,
Beverley, East Yorkshire
HU17 OYY
Wycliffe Independent
Church, Hickmott
Road, Sheffield 511BQF
Note: public benefit In compiling this report and in exercising their powers and duties, the
Managing Trustees have had due regard tothe guidance on public benefit
published
by the Commission
and, in particular,
on charities forthe
advancement
ofreligion.

Governing Document Document Crystal Peaks Church (CPC) CIO Constitution
and Fellowship
Guide —as
adopted
by the members ofthe church on 4March 2018.
CPC iscommitted tothe historic Christian
faith revealed
in Holy Scripture
and summarised
in the CPC Basis of Faith. Our Constitution
includes
a set of
rules which contains details concerning
meetings,
membership
and the
appointment
ofchurch officers. CPC's Trustees are the persons appointed
tothe offices ofPastor, Elder, Deacon, and Treasurer.
At the end ofDecember 2020, CPC had 23members.
Governance The elders ofCPC met formally eight times during 2020, although
and Management church matters are under constant
informal
review Sunday by Sunday.
As a
Congregational
Church, major church decisions were subject to majority
agreement
at the four church review meetings
held during the year orat the
AGM. Because ofthe size and infancy ofCPC, much ofthe church activity is
reviewed
routinely
when members meet together for prayer.
The charity Trustees met sixtimes, four electronically
and two in person.
Risks and Risk Assessment
Safeguarding issues: One ofthe elders acts as the Safeguarding
Co-ordinator
and reviews our
practices with children and vulnerable
adults.
DBSchecks have been carried
out, as necessary.
Our Safeguarding
Policy can be viewed on application.
H&S, Fire etci During the year, the emergency
lighting system, fire alarm system and
extinguishers
were checked routinely.
PAT Testing was not carried out, due
tothe prolonged
closure ofthe building
in line with government
guidance.
Relations with As an independent
church, governed
on Congregational
principles,
other Churches the church isentirely self-governing.
However, we gain great
encouragement
and support from Wycliffe Independent
Church from which
this church was planted
in January 2013. Additionally,
membership
of
the Evangelical
Fellowship ofCongregational
Churches
(EFCC) provides
us
not only with contact with other churches but also with practical guidance
and legal support
when required.
One ofour elders serves on the
Committee of EFCC. Our two elders maintain
personal
links with other
South Yorkshire churches, often offering preaching
support to churches
with
that need.

Unrestricted Funds: The church's
principal
income comes from gifts from members
and those
attending
the church.
However,
Wycliffe Church supported
CPC with a
E5000grant for which we are immensely
thankful.
Our key expenditure
was on salary (7696[201965%]ofgeneral expenditure).
The church
building was purchased
by EFCC in 2017. Our intention
isto
purchase the building
from them.
In 2019a lease agreement
with
EFCC was entered
into, whereby
CPC lease the building for 5 years at an
annual
rent ofE1000. At the end ofthat period, discussions
will take place
regarding
repayment ofthe initial capital used in the purchase.
As has been said elsewhere,
the trustees are grateful to God for His financial
provision
during the year.
Restricted Funds: During the year, the church received grants totalling E4000towards the cost
ofrefurbishment.
Seeaccounts note 6
Reserves Policy: The Board ofTrustees has yet toagree a Reserves Policy. As a new CIO,
our operation
isvery 'hand to mouth'.
However, as soon as we begin to
accumulate
reserves, the trustees
will meet to establish a base-line to which
we will work.
Risk Statement: As a Christian
church, the trustees try to be faithful
in committing
all
decisions and issues ofchurch life tothe guidance
and providence ofGod.
However,
in accordance with the requirements
ofSORP, the trustees ofthe
church will develop a document
which identifies the major risks to which the
charity is thought to be exposed and instigate appropriate
measures to
mitigate those risks.
This has already been commenced
with policies and practices being
developed to safeguard
children and vulnerable
adults, safe working
on site
given the presence ofasbestos
in some areas, and routine
H&S issues.
Recognising
our responsibilities
to our community,
especially those under
The Disability
Discrimination
Act 1995,improvements
were made to the
building
during 2020. Access was improved
by the removalof the front
steps and a store room converted to an accessible toilet.
Financially,
a budget is prepared
and approved
by the church members
annually
and carefully monitored
as the year progresses.
Members are
updated
on the financial situation
quarterly.

unrestricted Oeslgnated Restricted Restricted Restricted Total
funds fund pension beading floor funds
fund fund fund funds
Income and
endowments:
General donations 32,678 34,625 1,034 2,610 70„948 36,571
Recovered tax 3,521 250 3,771 4,139
Rental Income 1,217 1,217 3,993
Grants 5,000 432 4,713 10,145 7,432
Total income 42,416 34,625 432 1,034 7,573 86,081 52,135
Expenditure
on:
Charitable
activities
38,054 28,341 432 13,468 9,573 89,868 44,641
Lease for future years 4,000
Total expenditure
(seenote 2)
38,054 28,341 432 13,468 9,573 89,868 48,641
lect
Income/(expenditure)
4,362 6,284 -12,434 -2,000 -3,787 3,494
Total funds brought 16,911 17,585 12,434 2,000 48,930 45,371
forward
Totalfunds carried
forward
21,273 23,869 0 45,142 48,865

unrestricted designated restricted restricted restricted TOTAL TOTAL
fund fund pension building floor 2020 2019
fund fund fund
Fixed assets
Tangible assets
Total fixed assets
Current assets
Debtors 1,787 1,787 4,400
Unpresented 546 546
cash in hand and at bank 23,032 23,869 46,901 49,324
Total current assets 24,273 23,869 48,142 53,724
Current liabilities
...falling due within 1year 1,000 0 0 0 1,000 1,859
...falling due after 1year 2,000 0 0 0 2,000 3,000
Net current assets 21,273 23,869 0 0 0 45,142 48,856
NET ASSETS 21,273 23,869 0 0 0 45,142 48,856
Funds ofthe Charity
Restricted income funds 0 14,343
Unrestricted
funds
21273 23,869 45,142 34,431
TOTAL FUNDS 21,273 23,869 45,142 48,865