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Period reported:
Charity name:
Charity number.
23 May 2022 to 3111 De￿mber 2022
Langley Institute of Ministry
1181984
Langley Institute of Mini51ry
The purpose and main attivity of the Langley Institute of Ministry IUMI is to a¢thants the Christian faith for
the public benefit in the UK and overseas in accordance with the Ststement of Faith. This is realised by
providing a Biblical Teaching Ministry through online media tools- a Life Ministry program to develop
sustainable, income generating projects. and a prartical Care Ministry to relieve the suffering of LIM leaders
and students. LIM is govemed by a Board of Trustees and all Trustees have seen the guidance issued by
the Charity Commission and commit to abide by this guidance.
LIM is now in 6ts fifth year as a charity (but seventh year as an organisationl, and it has over 2.500 students,
in 65 centres located in Angola, India, Kenya, Nepal. Pakistan. Rwanda, Sri Lanka. Tanzania. Uganda. This
yèar has seen two new centres opened in RwatLda and has also seen the development of new leader5, as
part of our locally led l@adersh¥p netwoth. These new and existing ￿ntreS have impacted the lives of
thousands of people in the church and their local communities.
During the reporting period. we have worked to make our curriculum even more relevant to the real needs
of the people in the countries we serve. Our curriculum is not just locussed on academic rigour but is also
geared towards so8in9 faith expressed in mission activities. Inevitably the communtties we serve are always
glad of the teaching, but we are very aware that their leaming is only completed when our biblical teaching
is leading them to be better servants within the community they inhabit. more devoted husbands and
wives, and more enthusiastic to honour the God we love. In August, the President and Director travelled to
U9anda to host a conference with our East African leaders to discuss such matters as.. curriojlum
development - to provide good understanding of and Confom to govemment requirements,. Safeguarding
the care of children and vulnerable adults: due-diligence - making good and appropriate business as well
a5 adhering to relevant regulations in their locations- the task of sendin9 financial support to them whilst
being awar@ of a culture of corruption., leadership training and the importance of developing sustainable
ministry- how to empower local leaders to support and multiply their own LIM ministries. We were also
there to participate in three graduations. one among ovèr 2,000 LIM refugee students mainly from Burundi
Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the second from a group of 30 'coffee pastors, within
Mubende, the third were based in Karnpala led by our country leader Bishop Nelson and involving 70
students. Although some asperts of this trip did not match our expectations these 'disappointments' have
become learning points teaching us better ways for training our leaders in these areas.
LIM'S financial robustness is strengthening. Thé principal source of income is sttll through voluntary
donations and the concerted effort to tum acphoc donations into regular monthly donations has been
successfijl. A cash balance of £1714.87 was held in the main bènk accounts and carried forward to 2023, of
which LIM holds £1,000.45 in a contingency account. LIM only pays out expenses from cleared funds and
therefore has no liabilities to cover. An independent audit of the 2022 accounts was conducted and were
reported to be free from material mis-statement.
One of our Trustees, David Warren stood down in May after serving for three years. Three new Trustees .
Eleanor Cryer MBE, Christine Barrett and John Sadler, joined the Board of Trustees in November 2022.
Declarations: The Tnjstees declare that they have approved the Trustees, Report above.
Signed on behaw of the Trustees by Mrs. Lynne Kin9, Secretary
Patron".
Rev. Stephen Gaukrager
President.. Rev. Keith Kin9
Director Mr M8th Thorogc(
29 The'Pines, Orchards Pat*, T￿ncheS Lane,
Langley, Unitecj Kingdom SL3 6QI.
+44 (011753 372291
Tel..

CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WAIES
Langley InsttrtLts of Ilinistry
1181984
Receipts and payments accounts
CC16a
For the period
To
01-Ja￿
31-W22
Section A Receipts and payments
Unrestricted
Restricted
Endowment
funds
Totsl funds
Last
A1 Re¢elpts
RegL￿ar D(xth¢
Ad Hoc Giwng
UK Ministy EarThfWSwxxt
spons0tship￿S￿eS
Gift reCi￿red
17.slo
14.139
17.540
15,827
343
28,828
175
224
1418
72
2A72
tota
ARJ
4151
Asset and InveBtrnent sales,
Ise8 table).
T¢>tal re¢elpts
A3Pa
6.042
1.4n
3￿18
IT fA)sts
Care Ministres
Life Minjsth
Teacfving Ministrie5
Travd el¢ ILcxxl *wsitsl
Tran￿a￿On ttists
Bank th
42
1.473
4,418
4,9)S
10,264
7.817
11,9)4
1122
2,232
237
567
1,174
10.264
7￿17
Sub total
35.615
A4 Asset and investment
u￿base$
Sub total
33,837
1.778
36,615
Net of meipts/{payments)
A5 Transfers betwe•n fvnds
A6 Cash funds last year end
Cash funds this year end
31
1,120
1.71
1.714
CCXX R1 accounts ISS)
2611m3

Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period
CategoAe$
Detsils
Endowment
funds
to noargst£
funds
funds
to wr25t£
81 Cash funds
714
1.n4
Unrestrlcted
fun¢ts
b) nB7rq¥t£
Endowment
funds
to n8artstÈ
funds
Details
Jetai15
Fund tot•JhKh
CO￿ lopth)rM
Cwrerrt vèlue
Details
Fund to whKh
Currentvol
84 Assgts retsined for the
charity's own use
DÈtai15
FuodtOTwhl
AmouTrt due
dup
BS Uabililies
Signed by one or tnJst6es on
behatrof all th6 truslees
Sijnature
Prtth Name
Date of
roval
CCXX R2 ￿￿nts {ssi
2fj11012023

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