|**Ref**|**2018 to 2020 Annual Return questions**
**Part A**|**Question status**|**Who needs to complete the**
**question**|**Will the information be**
**shown to the public on**
**the register?**| |---|---|---|---|---| |**3**|Income and spending|No change from previous
annual returns|All charities|Yes| |**4**|For the period of this return, were there any
serious incidents that the charity failed to report
to the commission?|Minor amendment to
question wording|All charities with income over
£25,000|No| |**5**|Does your charity raise funds from the public?|No change from previous
annual returns|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|No| |**6**|Does your charity work with a professional
fundraiser?|New question|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 5|N/A| |**7**|Does your charity have written agreements
with all of its professional fundraisers?|New question|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 6|N/A| |**8**|Does your charity work with a commercial
participator?|No change from previous
annual returns|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 5|N/A| |**9**|Does your charity have written agreements
with all of its commercial participators?|Minor amendment to
question wording|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 8|N/A| |**10**|Is grant making the main way your charity
carries out its purposes?|No change from previous
annual returns|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|No| |**11**|During the financial period for this return, did
your charity receive income from contracts
(other than grant agreements) from central
government or a local authority?|Minor amendment to
question wording|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|No| |---|---|---|---|---| |**12**|How many contracts (other than grant
agreements) did your charity have from central
government or a local authority?|New question|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 11|N/A| |**13**|What was the total value of the contracts held
from central government or a local authority?|Minor amendment to
question wording|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 11|N/A| |**14**|During the financial period for this return, did
your charity receive any grant funding from
central government or a local authority?|New question|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|No| |**15**|How many grants did your charity receive from
central government or a local authority?|New question|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 14|N/A| |**16**|What was the total value of the grants held
from central government or a local authority?|New question|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 14|N/A| |**17**|During the financial period for this annual
return, did the charity receive income from
outside of the UK?|New question|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|Yes| |**18**|Select countries the charity received income
from, or select 'Unknown/don't know if
applicable'.|New question|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 17|Taiwan and USA| |**19**|What is the value of income by country? For
each country specify the source and amount of
income from the options:
a) Overseas Governments or quasi
government bodies; (including EU)
b) Overseas Charities, NGO's or NPO's
c) Individual donors resident overseas
d) Overseas institutional donors/institutions (for
example private company donations)
e) Unknown/don't know|New question|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 17
**For Individual donors and**
**private institutions (c and d**
**categories) we will apply a**
**threshold of payments of**
**over £25,000 or 80% of**
**charity income.**
**For these two categories,**
**providing the data in the**
**2018 annual return will be**
**optional. The categories will**
**be mandatory for the 2019**
**and 2020 annual return.**|Taiwan from c) 2100.-
USA from c) 3000.-| |---|---|---|---|---| |**20**|During the financial period for this annual
return, did your charity operate outside
England and Wales?|No change from previous
annual returns|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|No| |**21**|Select Countries the charity operated in during
the financial period covered by this annual
return|No change from previous
annual returns|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 20|N/A| |**22**|Record the total expenditure by Country|No change from previous
annual returns|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 20|N/A| |**23**|When spending money outside England and
Wales, did yourcharity transfer money other|New question|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)|No| ||than using the regulated banking system?||All other charities with income
over £10K
**This question will be**
**optional for the 2018 annual**
**return, but compulsory for**
**the 2019 and 2020 annual**
**return.**|| |---|---|---|---|---| |**24**|What methods to transfer money did the
charity use and what was the value?
A) Cash courier
b) Other charities or NGO's/NPO'S
c) Money Service Business (MSB)
d) Informal Money Transfer Systems
e) Online payment methods (e.g. Paypal)
f) Other|New question|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 23
**This question will be**
**optional for the 2018 annual**
**return, but compulsory for**
**the 2019 and 2020 annual**
**return.**|N/A| |**25**|Does the charity have monitoring controls in
place to monitor overseas expenditure?|New question|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 23
**This question will be**
**optional for the 2018 annual**
**return, but compulsory for**
**the 2019 and 2020 annual**
**return.**|N/A| |**26**|Are the trustees satisfied that the charity’s risk
management policy and procedures
adequately address the risks to the charity|New question|As above and triggered when
answered YES to Ref 23|N/A| ||arising from its activities and/or where it
operates?||**This question will be**
**optional for the 2018 annual**
**return, but compulsory for**
**the 2019 and 2020 annual**
**return.**|| |---|---|---|---|---| |**27**|Does the charity have any trading
subsidiaries?|No change from previous
annual returns|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|No| |**28**|How many trustees are also Directors of the
trading subsidiaries?|New question|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 27|N/A| |**29**|During the financial period for this annual
return, did any of the trustees receive
remuneration or benefits other than expenses
incurred?|Minor amendment to
question wording|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|No| |**30**|For what services were any of the trustees
paid?
a) paid for being a trustee
b) paid for providing professional advice or
services to the charity
c) any other benefit from the charity (for
example accommodation, car, holiday). Also
include any payments and benefits given to
trustees who are paid members of staff|Minor amendment to
question wording|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|No| |**31**|During the period covered by this annual
return, did any of the trustees resign and take
up employment with the charity?|New question|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|No| |||||| |---|---|---|---|---| |**32**|Did any of your charity's staff receive total
employee benefits of £60,000 or more?|New question|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|No| |**33**|Enter the number of staff for each of the
following salary bands:
£60,000 - £150,000 (increments of £10,000)
£150,001 - £500,000 (increments of £50,000)
Over £500,000|New question|As above and only asked if the
answer is YES to Ref 32|N/A| |**34**|For your highest paid member of staff only,
what was the total value of their employee
benefits?|New question|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|N/A| |**35**|How many UK volunteers, excluding trustees,
did your charity have during the financial
period?|No change|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|two| |**36**|During the financial period for this annual
return, did your charity review its financial
controls?|No change|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000|Yes| |**37**|Has the charity obtained a standard, enhanced
or enhanced with barred lists DBS check on all
trustees, employees and volunteers who are in
roles that are eligible for these checks?|New question|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £10,000
**Question will be triggered**
**for charities with particular**
**classifications and**
**regulated by certain**
**organisations.**|Yes| |---|---|---|---|---| ||**Part B**|||| |**39**|No changes to part B questions that have been
asked in previous years|No change from previous
annual returns|All charities with income over
£500,000|N/A| ||**Part C**|||| |**40**|Send trustees' annual report and accounts|Amendment to upload
functionality. You will be
able to attach 3 files or 1
consolidated file -
trustees' annual
report/accounts/auditor's
report|All Charitable Incorporated
Organisations (CIOs)
All other charities with income
over £25,000|Yes| ||**Declaration**|||| |**41**|Complete a declaration. It will collect your
name, position, contact details and the date.|Minor amendment to the
declaration (it will ask for
your role)|All charities and CIOs|Name: Wai Kuen Lau
Position: chair
Contact: 07760682236
Date: 5/8/2020
Name: Wen-chin Wang| Position: treasurer Contact: 02089052677 Date: 5/8/2020 (resigned 6/8/2020) Name: Yuen Fan Salina Kwok Position: secretary Contact: 02089052677 Date: 5/8/2020 New position: Name: Katherine Wei Lee Position: chair Contact: 07809721064 Date: 6/8/2020 Name: Wai Kuen Lau Position: secretary Contact: 07760682236 Date: 6/8/2020 Name: Yuen Fan Salina Kwok Position: treasurer Contact: 02089052677 Date: 6/8/2020 Registered Charity Number: 1181646 Home of Gra￿ for Christ's Workers In London Report of the Trustees and Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 December 2020 Home of Gra￿ for Christ's Workers In London Reference and Administrative Detsils For the year ended 31 December 2020 Trustees Wai Kuen Lau Yuen Fan Salina Kwok Katherine Wei Lee {appN)inted 61812020) Yen-chin Wang (resign&l 5 August 2020) Principal Address 34 Farrant Way Borehamwood Hertfordshire WD6 4TE Registered Charity No 1181646 Home of Gra￿ for Christ's Workers In London Report of the Trystees For the year ended 31 December 2020 The Charity was registered as a Charitable IncorpK)rated Organisation (Cto) on 21 January 2019 and the trustees present their rewrt with the financial statements of the charty for the year ended 31 tkcember 2020. The trustees have adopted the provisions of Accounting and Reporting by Charitie5.' Ststement of Recommended Pracknce applicable to charities preparing their accounts in accordance with the FInar￿la1 Rewrting Standard applicable in the UK and Republic of Ireland (FRS 102). OBJEcfIvES AND ACTIvrrIES Purposes of the Charity To advance the Christian religion in the UK for the benefit of the public in particular but without limitation through the holding of prayer m￿ting5, leciures, andlor distributing literature on Christianity to enlighten others about the Chrisban religion. Public Benefit We confirm the trustee5 have had regard to the guidan￿ i￿ued by the Charity Commission on public benefit when reviewing the Charity's aims and objectives and planning current and future activities. ACHIEVEMENT AND PERFORMANCE Policy on Grant Making We do not have any grant making activities so far and no Ff)licy has yet teen developed. Policy on Social Investmen¢ including Program Related Investment We do not have any social investment induding program related investment yet and no tx)Iicy has yet been developed. Contribution made by Volunteers The Charity relies on the support of volunteers to undertake its charitable acbvities. Home of Gra￿ for Christ's Workers In London Report of the Trystees For the year ended 31 December 2020 Summary of Main Achievements and Plans for the Future 2020 was a diffficult year due to the Covid-19 pandemic stsrting at the beginning of the year until present. HOG also bore the brunt of the burden. To continue in our aim to promote Christianity, we had Bible class in January and February. We also went outdoor to evangelize in China Town in January. With the pandemic getting more serious, we had to stop our activities from March to Ottober. Since November, two of our Bible class participants requested for some help to purchase groceries. Our trustee took the opportunity to help once a month and also assisted the participants in their Bible query and had a short time of prdyer in their garden with social distancing and masks. Our trustee had weekly phone calls with them to assist in their Bible query and strengthen one another. Since mid-December we joined the Bible z(y)m gathering of London Hua Xia Christian Church and our trustees and volunteer5 shared in the meeting from Monday to Friday. From 26 De￿rnber, we have started our zcom meeting in Bible sharing and comparison every Saturday. As the charity has onty been in existence for a short period, we need to strengthen our approach to our objeLtives and ensure the basic set up is firni￿ in pla￿ before we may take any policy on grantmaknng. As for investment, our cu￿ent condits.on has not rendered us much excesse5 for investment. We also need good plans, personnel and knowledge before we make any investrnent lest it may tRcome a loss to the charity. Our volunteers come to assist us in Bible sharing both in Bible class and on zoom plattom. They also assist in some administratr.ve WO￿ in the premises and gather for prayer for the UK. Achievements against objectives set 2020 was a year of pandemic which caused a lot of suspension in the worldwide economy. Due to the virus, people were barred from work and gathering. Thus our Bible class participants were unable to come and we tLK) were refrained from practicing outdoor evangelism or make any visit as set out in our objectives. In January and early FebNary we still had the Bible classes in our premises and outdoor evangelism. Thereafter all activities were stopped and we waited for several months. By December we started to work on the zoom plafform to continue our Bible classes and this continues to the present time. Home of Gra￿ for Christ's Workers In London Report of the Trystees For the year ended 31 December 2020 FINANCIAL REVIEW ReseThes Policy As this is only the second year of our charity, we have not yet planned on any expansion for the moment. In addition, the influence of the Covid pandemic has meant that anticipated donations from various Sour￿ have not been met. We intend to keep some reserves for premise's maintenance and replenishment of office appliances and ad hrK usage in 2022 as we see that 2021 is still a difficu￿ year with the lingering of the pandemic. By the third quarter of 2020 we experienced the subsidence of the premises due to the dryness of the underlying foundation. This cost us a comparatively large sum of money for fixing the Subsiden￿ as well as renovating our premise5 after the subsiden￿. Thank God, the original donors of the premises were very willing to suprth us in this renovation project. Now our premises is in goLxJ shaFe and order and all electric wiring is in a safe condition. The reseNes of the Charity are both restricted and unrestricted. The free reseNes (total unrestricted reserves excluding fixed assets) of the Charity as at 31 December 2020 were £5,879 and the Trustees consider that it should hold 9 months running expenses (expenditure excluding provision for depreciation) in reserve which equates to £4,223. Restrirted ￿ndS held at the year end of £1,833 are donations towards the future cost of council tax on the charity's propety. The Trustees consider that there are no material Un￿rtaIntieS about the charity's ability to continue as a going con￿rn. In forming this opinion they have considered the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on both its future income and expenditure for a period of at least 12 months from the date of approwdl of these financial statements. Financial Performance The total incoming res(￿rceS for the year amount to £10,966. This is made up of £5,970 individual unrestricted donations aThJ £4,996 restricted donations, towards the cost of subsidence repairs and o)uncil tax charges on the property owned by the Charity. Expenditure during the year consists of depreciakn.on on the charivs property and vehicle and costs incurred in the course of its charitsble activities as well as day to day running costs for the premises and the charity's activities. Ex￿ptIOnal costs of £1,858 We￿ incurred during the year in respect of the Subsiden￿ and charged against restricted funds. Home of Gra￿ for Christ's Workers In London Report of the Trystees For the year ended 31 December 2020 Currently the Trust￿ are in the pr￿esS of setting up a bank account in the United Kingdom. This has proved more difficult than originalty anticipated, partly as a result of the pandemic, and until this has teen achieved, the Charivs fijnds are beir4J held on its tehalf by its trustees. Principal Sources of Funds Our principal funding Sour￿ come from individual donors inside ar)d outside the UK. Investment Policy As we have just started our tharity work we sknll have to assess the expected level of future donations that will be sufficient to suprKJrt investrnent for the charity. Principal Risks With the pandemic going on and the gathering together for classes and outdoor actrvities which p)se a great impact on spreading the virus, our activities will be much reduced. tk)nations will also ￿ much reduced as the woddwide economy is also g￿￿Y affected. srRucfuRE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT Governing Document The Charity is a CIO registered on 21 January 2019 and is governed by ts constitution. Under the constttution, the trustees are its sole meM￿r$ and are responsible for tts day to day management. According to the Charity Commission rules, all trustees share the same responsibility. Each of our trustees will take up a major financial, administerial or extemal role and a minor role in another role. Appointment of Trustees Our CIO is fomied by a few committed Christians to spr&id Christianity in the UK. We encourage daily Bible study, prayer meetings and fellowship with God for all trustees. We plan to hokl annual Bible study meeting and global prayer meetings for the trustees with some volunteer workers in order to have a deeper understanding of God's words and His will so we may share and explain God's words clearly and be able to achieve our chartvs goal effectively. All trustees are encouraged to join our activity of street evangelism. Pa8è 16 For the year ended 311)ec•nber 2020 STATEMEKf OF TR115YEES' RESPOPISIBILrries statements In ￿ciNdan￿ t*rti a￿4￿atrIe kiw arxl Untrd kc(XJDting Starthrds (United ￿ng￿L￿n Generalty N£cepted Pu￿nting fin¢incial RepytirxJ Stsndard 102 Tr ￿nan1)a1 Repcwb'rg Stsr#dard ak¥4icat4e in the UK a￿1 Rewblic d IrelaThJ" The law applicable to chwft*s in ErKJlaTrJ Wales, tre CTharities Act 2011, Chanty I￿￿￿nts arKI Re￿rts) RegulatKrfb 2CK18 and the ￿151(￿ of tr￿ trust deed r8Ju*es the tru5tee5 to epare finandal statements f￿ eath finar￿1 year wlth gNe a tn￿ aNI fair vwi of the State of affavs of the d)aiity arx1 of irKThrfflYJ re9￿f¢eS and of regJtr￿, luding the irKtsne and exFthJrture, rf tre thanty ￿ that [￿. In wep3rlThJ those obsave the rrth(*Js arx1 pnnciples in the CW SC41P' make ]"L￿rr￿ arKI ests'mates that are reawatle and prepare the finaTh)at on the C(￿Cl￿ basis urkn it is inakywk*e Tre trustees are re￿￿tle for kee[mr￿ WLVY a(£iMJntir¥J rec￿d$ wlith discb5e wlth reascfth any time the firbancial rM)yticMI of the tt￿rty arxl to them to ensure that the fina￿la1 5tatw￿ts comp* with the Charities Act 2011, the Charity (Attwnts and Repjrts) Rgjulathms 2U)8 and the WOViSbWS of the trust d*J. are also re5pcrf￿￿Ie fcr safeguardirMJ the assets of tr* chatity armj lakir4 re3X*￿￿e st45 for the .. 2021 and *ned on Its btha trrwtee) Yuen Fan Salina Home of Gra￿ for Christ's Workers In London Strten￿nt of Financial Activities For the year ended 31 December 2020 Notes 2020 Total 2019 Unrestricted Unrestri Restrict cted Income from: Donations 5,970 10,966 409,191 Total income Expenditure on: 10,966 Charitsble activities 3 (15,311) (3,163) (18,474) (17,130) Total Expenditure Net incomel(expenditure} and net movement in ftinds for the year (9,341) 1,833 (7,508) 392,061 Reconciliation of funds.. Total funds brought fomard 392,061 392,061 Total funds carried fO￿ard 382 720 1833 384 553 392 061 All the Charivs funds represent unrestricted gerEral funds. The notes fom part of these financial statements. Pa8e la As at 31 DK•nbw 2020 2020 2019 Freehdd Pr¢0 Mclor Vehide 3fA.720 370.3E 386 521 Cash hdd by Trustee5 10,112 CREDITOR5 kcrLds {2,4