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Summary of the main As with most organizations
the onset ofthe Covid pandemic
achievements
ofthe charity
during the year
meant that DVCC had to re align and work out how to function
in lockdown
and manage
meetings
in aface to face situation
under social distancing
guidelines.
With the technical
innovation
ofonline meetings
with Zoom
we rapidly re shaped doing Church: Tuesday on line Bible
study looking at the books of Romans and
Ephesians,
Wednesday
on line evening prayer meeting,
Thursday
Social zoom and then our normal
Sunday morning
service .We preferred
the concept ofa Zoom meeting
allowing
all to participate
as opposed to a live streamed
event.
From Easter Sunday 4'" April when government
guidelines
allowed we resumed face to face Sunday morning
meetings.
This all seemed a bit strange as we adhered to social
distancing
guidelines
and had no corporate singing. We
adopted
a model ofwhat
is being referred to as "Hybrid
Church" using Zoom as well, allowing those from home tojoin,
be seen and participate.
The "Open Mic"time proved
interesting
and encouraging.
We are continuing
this model
into the future as it allows the house bound and those on
holiday to join. Quite amazingly
we even had our friend Abdul,
who is part ofthe Ugandan
Army peace keeping force in
Somalia, join us from Mogadishu.
Forthe second year running,
and due to popular
demand,
we
moved our services into the open air during July and August
taking advantage
ofthe beautiful
setting of Eynsford Castle.
Our theme was "living a fruitful
life" based on Galatians
ChS v
23, looking at a different fruit each week. We wanted
this to
be truly community
based so invited
and were joined by many
local organisations:
History Society, Dementia Cafe, Bread of
Life, EVS, Eynsford
in Bloom, Eynsfara and Sevenoaks
Welcomes Refugees. These services culminated
in a
community
barbecue on the final Sunday.
We gradually
re-started
our other activities: our popular
monthly
Sunday Afternoon
"Cafe Service "resumed
on Sunday
22"'October. Our monthly
Community
Prayer Breakfast
restarted
on Saturday 2" October. We moved our Monday
bi
weekly
Lunch Club from West Kingsdown to the Riverside
Cafe in
Eynsford, this has been popular
with many folk from the
village joining for a time offriendship,
fellowship
and food.
AR March 2012
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A children's
and young people's team has been
established
making available dedicated
sessions on Sunday
mornings.
Prayer walking continues with many people being visited in
Eynsford on Tuesday afternoon's
and West Kingsdown
on
Wednesday
afternoons.
All in all a very successful year for DVCC despite all the issues
that had to be overcome due to the COVID pandemic.
We
look
forward to continuing
to
serve our community by practically
showing the love ofGod in the year ahead.
Brief statement
ofthe
charity's
policy on reserves
The charity
will endeavour
to retain a minimum
ofthree months
(mean
based on the previous
12 months
expenditure)
as a reserve.
Details ofany funds materially
in deficit
N/A
Further financial
review details
(Optional
information)
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additional
information,
where
Darent Valley Community
Church does not engage
in fund raising
activities
but is reliant on voluntary
donations
from church members.
relevant
about:
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the charity's
principal
sources offunds (including
any fundraising);
Our fixed cost expenditure
includes
rent paid to a local primary
school
where meetings
are held. The church also has one employee
who
pastors the church on a part time basis.
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how expenditure
has
As a charity we support a number of organisations
on a regular basis
supported
the key objectives
who minister
both to young people and the underpriviledged
in the
ofthe charity; Sevenoaks area and further afield.
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investment
policy and
objectives including
any
ethical investment
policy
We invite guest speakers to the church and contribute
to the charitable
work they are involved
in.
adopted. The church does not hold any investments.
Any funds not immediately
needed are transferred
to a de osit account.
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O CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND
AND WALES
CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND
AND WALES
CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND
AND WALES
CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND
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CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND
AND WALES
CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND
AND WALES
Recei ts and a ments accounts ments accounts CC~ea
Forthe period
from 01/04/2021 31/03/2022
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Unrestricted
funds
Restricted
funds
Endowment
funds
Total funds Last year
to the nearest
f
to the nearest f tothe nearest f to the neemst f to the nearest f
At Recei ts
Offenngs 35,275 30,275 20,$50
Trsnsfer from Hsrhour Ministries 4,33$
Interest 12
u a ross income or
A/0) 33,301
se an nves men sass
see table .
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A3 Pa ments
Salaries end pension costs 21,158
Donsuons 4,550 4,000
Youth work 129
Rent 3,457 3,407 718
Bank charges 103 103 59
Other expenditure 2,104 2,104 1,453
Equipment 2,305 1,583
Sub total 20,072
A4 Asset and investment
Sub total
Total payments 3$,937 1.563 - 40,500 25,072
Net ofreceiptsl(payments) 3,657 5,220
A5 Transfers between funds
A6 Cash funds last year end ,29 ,5
Cash funds this year end 29,$35 29,035
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Unrestricted Restricted Endowment
funds funds funds
to nearest E 'to Iwslest 2 to nearest E
61Cash funds Current account 2,557
Deposit account 27,025
Cash 23
Total cash funtfs
(agree hsisscss wsh Iscsipic anc psrmsnis
account(s)l
Unrestricted Restricted Endowment
funds funds funds
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B3Investment assets
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B4Assets retained for the
charlt)/'s
own
use
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B5Liabilities
Signed by one or two trustees on
behalf ofas the trustees
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