2020-12-31-accounts

		To advance	To advance	Bible-based	Bible-based	Christian	Christian	faith	in accordance	in accordance	with	the 'Christadelphian
Summary ofthe objects charity set out in its	ofthe	Birmingham members of		Amended the public.		Statement		of Faith', for the benefit				ofthe ecclesia and
governing document
Summary ofthe main		Religious	services, pastoral				and	social	activities,	outreach,		support ofcharitable
activities undertaken for	the	causes both		in and outside			the Christadelphian			community.		Most activities take
public benefit in relation	to	place in	the	Newquay	area.
these objects (include within
this section the statutory
declaration that trustees	have
had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission on public
benefit)
Additional details ofobjectives		and activities (Optional					information)

	TyPe	ofgoverning	document	document	The charitable	The charitable	The charitable	governing	governing	governing		document	document	is
					"The Constitution				of	the	Newquay			Christadelphian				Ecclesia"
					The Newquay			Christadelphians					are an independent,					self-governing			church	within
					the worldwide			Christadelphian					fellowship.			The	church		is a registered		as a	CIO.
					Annual	appointment				by	secret		ballot following				member		nominations.		All trustees
					are elected		by	members			ofthe		church		and	are	also members			ofthe	Arranging
					Committee		of	the	church
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	training	oftrustees;
	the charity's organisational
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	works;
~	relationship with any related
	parties;
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	major risks and the		system
	and procedures to		manage
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Summary ofthe main achievements ofthe charity during the year				Subject to Corvid-19 pandemic precautions -activities continued with a monthly transmission. from Quarry Park Road, and subsequent weekly links to and from private homes - using Zoom and WhatsApp etc. to maintain regular services and
				social contact for all the members on a 'virtual' platform —with opportunities	for
				sharing the Breaking ofBread service, Bible Study, and informal discussions	(for
				both young and senior members) which were concluded with a Bible reading	and
				prayer.
				The physical and spiritual welfare of all our members (both young and vulnerable
				seniors) continued to be our prime concern - with shopping facilities provided	for
				those who were self-isolating; and those who were more mobile (even though
				committed to social distancing) were keen to coordinate the provision ofcakes
				etc. to the DISC charity for those experiencing food shortages and hardship.
				With furloughing and a reduction in investment incomes —funds received by Ecclesia had decreased —but this was paralleled by reduced expenditure. A	the
				quantity ofPPE equipment purchased prior to lockdown was made available	to
				local care providers.
				We were saddened during the year by the falling asleep ofone current and one
				former member ofour ecclesia (one accelerated by the Corvid virus).
				We engaged in a South West Fellowship Service in July; and a Study l3ay and a
				Fraternal were held in October —to which visitors were welcomed for Bible
				encouragement and fellowship.
				The Charity continued to receive donations towards running costs, and
				donations for other charities to support Bible preaching both in the UK and
				overseas / Christadelphian Care Homes for the elderly / and other organisations
				offering teaching, pastoral and welfare support to the elderly, the young and
				others in need. Donations were also made to various Christadelphian and non-
				Christadelphian organisations to help feed and clothe the needy.
				We monitored the pastoral and other needs ofthose associated with the Charity,
				and ofnon-Christadelphians who sought our help —and provided reasonable
				practical help where possible.
				The foregoing meetings, activities and initiatives were arranged by the Charity to
				meet its interrelated objectives and to benefit both members ofthe Charity and
				those members ofthe public who we were pleased to welcome.
Brief statement			ofthe	There is no reserves policy. A set of pre-authorised transfers to other funds
charity's	policy		on reserves	support the general expenses and outgoing donations ofthe church.
				Extraordinary expenditure items are subject to the approval ofthe church at	a
				Business Meeting.
Details ofany		funds materially		No funds are in deficit
in deficit
Further financial			review details	(Optional information)

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											For	the period from		Period start date 01/01/2020		To		Period end date 31/12/2020
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											Unrestricted funds			Restricted funds		Endowment funds		Total funds		Last year
											to the nearest E			to the nearest R		to the nearest R		to the nearest 6		to the nearest K
A1 Receipts
Collection Bags (weekly)													1,389		2,467				3,855	17,512
Gift Aid (monthly)													766		1,463				2,229	2,196
Gift Aid Reclaims													950		1,599				2,549
Interest
Bequest													1,250						1,250
Sub	total		(Gross		income				for AR)				4,357		5,529				9,885	19&708
A2 Asset	and		investment					sales,
(see table).
						Sub total
				Total			receipts						4,357		5,529				9,885	19,708
A3 Pa ments
Utilities													939						939	1,240
Wine																				128
Insurance													651						651	626
Repairs &Renewals																				5,186
Various													?28						728	2,650
Charities (Christadelphian)															5,531				5,531	11,902
																				532
						Sub total							2,318		5,531				7,849	22,264
A4 Asset	and		investment
purchases, (see table)
						Sub total
				Total	payments								2,318		5,531				?,849	22,264
Net ofrecei				ptsi(payments)									2,039						2,036	2,556
A5 Transfers			between			funds
A6 Cash	funds			last year				end
Cash funds this year									end				2,039						2,036	2,556