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Objectiv es and Activ itie s
SORP reference
Summary ofthe purposes of Para 1.17 The purposes
ofthe charity as set out
in its governing
document,
the Methodist
Church Act 1976
the charity as set out in its (clause 4) are as follows;
governing document
The purposes
ofthe Methodist
Church
advancement of-
are and shall be deemed to have been since the date of union the
(a) the Christian
faith
in accordance
with the doctrinal
standards
and the discipline ofthe Methodist
Church;
(b) any charitable
purpose for the time
being ofany connexional, district, circuit, local or other organisation
ofthe Methodist
Church;
(c)any charitable
purpose
for the time
being ofany society or institution being a society or institution
subsidiary
or ancillary to the Methodist
Church:
(d) any purpose
for the time being of any charity being a charity
subsidiary or ancillary to the Methodist
Church.
The Mission Statement of All Saints states that we seek to:
Share our faith in worship end study;
Reffect Christ's accepting lovein friendship
end cering;
Help each other face eny difficulties and doubts;
Explore together whetit means to be God's people in today's worid.
Summary
activities
Summary
activities
ofthe main
in relation to those
ofthe main
in relation to those
Para 1.17and
1 19
The provision
of public acts ofworship
open to members
ofthe church and local community.
Promotion
of Christianity
through
staging events and services open to all who wish to attend.
purposes for the public The provision
ofa sacred place (a building)
for prayer,
contemplation
and spiritual
exploration.
benefit,
in particular,
the
activities, projects or services
identified
in the accounts.
The teaching ofChristianity,
exploration
of faith and providing
nurture
for individuals
through
sermons,
courses and group activities.
Pastoral work including
visiting and supporting
the sick and bereaved
among the congregation.
The provision
of youth activities open to the local community.
Promoting
the whole mission ofthe Church
(and aiding social cohesion) through
activities for older
people (such as the Thursday
Friendship
Group,
until its closure as a consequence
ofthe sad loss of
members
during the past year), parents
and children,
and other specific needs groups.
The provision
of hospitality
and support for vulnerable
people.
Supporting
other charities
in the UK and overseas
financially,
with prayer, appeals
and fund-raising
events, and in some cases with volunteering
by individuals.
Letting the premises to a variety ofchurch,
charitable,
community
groups and individuals
for events,
concerts, celebrations
etc.
Providing
use ofthe premises
for free to local guiding
and scout groups who provide activities for
young people.
Im act ofthe COVID-19
andemic
The Church premises
reopened
on 20 September 2020 and was able to run a full programme
of in-
person Advent and Christmas
services
in 2020 (but experienced
further periods ofclosure during the
November
2020 lockdown
and from 3January 2021 to 25 April 2021). Initially, the Church was open
using a pre-booking
system,
limited to a congregation
of30 people. Since September 2021, Church
services have returned
to near normality
with no pre-booking
requirement
and Holy Communion
services have resumed,
with COVID-19 precautions
in place.
Since March 2020, worship resources
including
weekly services have been made available
by e-mail
or post to members
ofthe Church,
not all of whom have online access. Some ofthese resources
have
been shared
more widely and are available to members
ofthe Church and the public on the All Saints
website. Some Church members
also attended
the Zoom services
run by Wantage
&Abingdon
Circuit.
Certain
All Saints group activities continued
on Zoom during
periods of closure and some ofthese,
such as the Men's Group, Just Women
and House Groups have now resumed
in person.
The Church has continued
throughout
the COVID-19 pandemic
to let the premises to the pre-school
who returned
from June 2020 under a licence agreement,
and from September 2021, has opened
more widely to other groups.
Youth organisations
have also returned
to use the Church for face-to-face
meetin
s.
Statement Statement confirming confirming Para 1.18 The Trustees have confirmed
at the Church
Council held on 13March 2022 that:
The Trustees have confirmed
at the Church
Council held on 13March 2022 that:
whether the trustees
have
had regard to the guidance The Trustees have complied
with their duty to have due regard to the guidance
on public benefit published
issued by the Charity by the Commission
in exercising
their powers or duties.
Commission on public
benefit
Achiev em ents and Performance
SORP rafaranca
~ "Future Focus" (a strategic
review ofthe Church's
aims and objectives from 2018)continues to guide
our
thinking
and development,
with a key theme of better communications.
Despite the difiiculties ofthe
COVID-19 Pandemic,
the worship
life ofthe Church has remained
strong.
Summary
ofthe main
~ A new All Saints website was launched
in Spring 2021. It is updated
regularly
and as well as useful
achievements
ofthe charity,
identifying
the difference the
Para 1.20 information
about the church,
it includes calendar dates for events as well as being the home of a series
of Lent Reflections, a regular
monthly
feature called View from the Manse',
promotion
ofthe 'Methodist
charity's work has made to Way of Life' initiative
and a series of articles on faith topics.
the circumstances
beneficiaries
and
of its
any wider
~ Weekly newsletters
and other communications
have also been sent to Church members
by the Church
Administrator,
whose role (aRer completion
ofa 6-month
trial) was confirmed
during
the period. The
benefits
whole.
to society as a ~ Administrator's
work has also freed up time for the stewards
to concentrate
on other aspects oftheir
Wantage
&Abingdon
Circuit organised
Weekly Zoom services which some church members
have
roles.
attended
and digital services available
on a Circuit You-Tube channel
include some jointly produced
by All
Saints and Trinity Methodist
Churches.
Resources were also sent to support
young people throughout
the
Circuit (focused on issues facing the world) and the Junior Church at All Saints.
~ A member ofthe congregation
led several sessions on Guided
Meditations
on Zoom which were well
attended
and appreciated.
~ Another
key theme of Future Focus was combating
loneliness.
Mission Action at All Saints strongly
supports
the Church's
'Loneliness
Initiative'.
While the Church was closed, many resources were sent
to
our Church
community
and some groups
like Just Women
and Men's Group met online. Some groups,
including
Men's Group have resumed
meeting
in-person.
It is pleasing to see the significant
increase
in
congregation
numbers
and return
ofsome social events, since September 2021 when the Church
returned
to near-normali
. Coffee is now available
a ain afier the Sunda
services.

~ All Saints has continued
to closely support
charities through
both direct giving and congregational
charities through
both direct giving and congregational
charities through
both direct giving and congregational
charities through
both direct giving and congregational
charities through
both direct giving and congregational
charities through
both direct giving and congregational
giving.
Contributions
towards the Methodist
Church and other charities were made as budgeted.
~ All Saints have continued
to support
community
groups,
inctuding
the reopening
of Pre-school in June
2020 and a wider reopening
ofthe Church
premises
from September
2021.Youth organisations, such as
the Guiding
and Scout groups have resumed
face-to-face meetings
using the Church premises.
Additional information (optional)
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about;
~ See the earlier sections on activities and main achievements.
Achievements against Para 1 41
objectives set
~ Weekly and monthly
contributions
from members
and the congregation
(including
donations made outside
services, since the COVID-19 pandemic) cover the main operational expenses, including the circuit
Performance
offundraising
activities against objectives
Para 1.41 ~ assessment,
operational
expenditure
and
Fundraising
events are generally
appeals
routine
property
maintenance.
for external
organisations.
The congregation
have
been
set encouraged
to donate directly to the charities that All Saints support
rather than channelling their giving
via the Church. Due to this, and fewer events since the COVID-19 pandemic,
there has
been a decrease
in the amounts
ofappeals
giving.
~ See also the Financial
Review below.
~ Investments
are held centrally
by the Methodist
Central Finance Board.
Investment performance Para 1.41
against objectives
Other

Review ofthe charity's Para 1.21 Due to the COVID-19 pandemic,
All Saints reopened
with restricted
numbers
on 20 September 2020
but
financial position at the end closed for the period ofthe second lockdown,
reopening
again on 6 December 2020 but closed again
from
ofthe period 3January 2021 until 25 April 2021.
The main ongoing source ofincome is through
offerings,
which include Sunday
collections, donations
through
regular bank standing
orders and donations
made while the church was closed. All Saints are
very
fortunate
and grateful that so many members
have responded
and continued
to make donations
while
the
Church was closed, particularly
as the Church faces largely fixed costs. Indeed, collections for the year fell
only 3%,totalling E58,072 (2019/20 f59,787). Many members
have moved their giving from envelopes
to
bank standing
orders while the Church was closed. The annual
amount
recovered
through
gifi aid on
the
Sunday collections was E15,749 (2019/20 f14,182),the increase due to submitting
more frequent
gift
aid
returns
facilitated
by a new accounting
system. The total for these donations
and the associated
gifi aid was
stable atf73,821 (2019/20 F73,969).
Restricted funds received included
E2,516interest and gilt aid relating to the generous E10,000 donation
received
in 2019/20. This donation
is restricted
for specNc use, to support and enrich the worship
life
ofthe
church (and not for recurrent
expenditure
and maintenance).
The amounts
available
in the Richard Cox bequest totalled E8,579(2020/21 f8,544).The Church
Council
has decided that f5,000should be retained
for future Mission
Initiatives.
Interest income from the Richard
Cox bequest
is donated
to the Church charities.
The other main source of income is lettings which included
primarily
Rush Common
Pre-school
in the
period. Lettings income totalled E10,679(2019/20 f9,997).This amount
has fallen significantly
compared
to
2018/19 as a consequence
ofthe COVID-19 pandemic
but some regular lettings have recommenced
from
September 2021, after the end ofthe current period.
The main operational
expenditure
is the Circuit assessment
off43,402 (2019/20 E41,980).Other
operational
expenditure
totalled f8,460 (2019/20 F7,979).The most significant
costs included
the
independent
examination
fee off2,592 (2019/20 f1,740), and a full year ofthe costs of an administrator
to
support the small stewardship
team and to email out or post worship resources
and communications,
which
totalled F3,490 (2019/20 E2,112),including
postage and photocopying
costs. The prior year included
F1,400 one-off costs relating
to the Diamond
Anniversary.
As reported
last year, all the current
major property
projects have now been completed.
Due to the COVID-
19pandemic,
work on the property
has been limited to necessary
maintenance
while the church was
closed. Re airs and maintenance
ex
nditure
ofF6,826 2019/20 f14,213 was incurred.
The
rior
ear
spend also included
R2,696final costs relating to the toilet refurbishment
project and f3,402 relating to
replacement
ofthe vestry door and UPVC windows.
Utilities expenditure
fell to F4,045 (2019/20 R5,458),
reflecting closure ofthe Church over many ofthe Winter months.
~ The level of ongoing
income has enabled
All Saints to continue to donate to central Methodist
funds and
other charities. However,
due to the uncertainties
over the level of income occasioned
by the pandemic,
the
amounts
in 2019/20 were restricted to 10%of income (in the prior year, 20% of income, excluding
funds
for
property
projects), as agreed
by Church Council.
It is hoped that, subject to available
funds, this level of
giving
will be able to increase again
in the forthcoming
year. In 2020/21, giving was E6,288 (2019/20
F16,562) although
a further budgeted
charitable
contribution
ofE1,000 relating to 2020/21 was made
in
September 2021. In addition
to these donations, f782 (2020/21 F3,160)has been raised and 8607
(2019/20 E2,645) disbursed
for external
organisations
through
appeals
and events. Fewer events have
been held this year, and the congregation
have been encouraged
to donate to charities supported
by All
Saints directly rather than via the Church.
~ The Church achieved a surplus off18,416, including f2,516restricted
surplus
(2019/20 612,608 including
f.'10,009 restricted
surplus). The surplus arose principally
due to stable collection receipts (including
giR aid)
but significantly
lower property
and operational
expenditure
due to closure ofthe Church
and the reduction
in donations
to Methodist
and external organisations.
The Church organisations
made a deficit of6408
(2019/20 f696), largely due to donations
being made by Friendship
(which ceased its activities
during
the
year). Church funds off78,322 (2019/20 F59,906)together
with funds ofChurch organisations
of625
(2019/20 6433)totalled f78,347 (2019/20f60,339).These are held
in bank accounts or in deposits at
Central Finance Board or Trustees for Methodist
Church
ur oses.
Statement explaining the Para 1 22 ~ The reserves
policy approved
by the Church
Council is that retained
funds (unrestricted
reserves),
policy for holding reserves excluding
the Richard Cox Bequest (currently
E8,579), should
not exceed 9 months
expenditure
and that
stating why they are held there should be a minimum
reserves
level ofF30,000. All Saints are within this policy. Although
the
unrestricted
reserves of857,218on this basis represented
just under 10months of2020/21 actual
expenditure,
they cover 8 months
of budgeted
expenditure
for 2021/22.
~ Reserves are held to safeguard
against unforeseen
expenditure,
this can be the case particularly
in respect
of property
costs, including
both maintenance
and energy costs (the latter have increased
signNcantly
in
recent months).
In addition,
the impact ofthe COVID-19 pandemic
meant that the Church has been closed
for certain periods. The effect ofthe COVID-19 pandemic
also led to a loss ofapproximately
R4,000 annual
rental income compared
to 2018/19. Church members
have continued
to be generous
in their giving
throughout
2020/21 with many members
now contributing
via standing
order. However,
with an older
congregation
and continued
uncertainty
over the state ofthe COVID-19 pandemic,
there remains
unpredictability
over the level offuture giving. Consequently,
it is important
for the Church to maintain
its
ieseNes.
Amount
of
reserves reserves held Pare 1.22 Church funds include:
~
f65,797 (2020/21 f49,897)(unrestricted)
~
f12,525 (2020/21 810,009)(restricted)
~
F78,322 (2020/21 R59,906)(total)
Funds ofChurch organisations
(restricted) total
E25 (2020/21 F433).
The unrestricted
reserves are therefore 865,797 (2020/21
849,897)and 957,218(2020/21 641,354) excluding
the Richard Cox be uest.
Reasons for holding zero Para 1 22 N/A
reserves
Details of fund materially in Para 1.24 All funds were in credit.
deficit
Explanation of any Pere 1 23 No material
uncertainties
identified.
The basis of preparation
is explained in a note to the accounts.
uncertainties
about
the
charity continuing as a going
concern
Additional information (optional)
You ma
choose to
include further statements where relevant
about
Weekly and monthly
offerings
from members
and adherents,
tax recovery from gifts, lettings and donations.
Fund raising events (although
these are usually
for appeals for external organisations).
The charity's
principal
sources offunds (including
Pare 1.47 Occasional bequests.
Grants for building
projects (when applicable).
any fundraising)
Investments
are held centrally
by the Methodist
Church and investment policies are laid down by the Methodist
Conference as carried out by the Central Finance Board.
Investment
objectives
policy and
including
any
Para 1.46 All Saints holds funds
in its own bank accounts.
Until September 2021, funds were held in Wantage &
social investment policy Abingdon
Circuit bank account amounting
to 641,878 (2020/21 f23,636) and in the Central Finance
Board
adopted deposit fund f27,765 (2020/21 F27,727).The Richard Cox Bequest monies,
totalling
E8,579
(2020/21 E8,543)
are held by the Trustees for Methodist
Church Purposes
(Custodian Trustee) on behalf of All Saints, as
required
by standing
orders.
During 2020/21, the Church, opened
its own bank account at a High
During 2020/21, the Church, opened
its own bank account at a High
Street bank, at the request at the request at the request ofCircuit. This ofCircuit. This ofCircuit. This
has online payments
enabled.
At 30August 2021, this held f100but
is now the main bank account with the
discontinuance
ofAll Saint's use ofthe Circuit bank account.
Risk Register &Regular Risk Review process —financial;
property/fire;
safeguarding and activity/events risks.
Risks are discussed
by Church
Council.
A description ofthe principal Para 1.46
risks facing the charity COVID-19 represented
a principal
risk to the Church due to:
~
the risk of infection to members
and community
groups
using
our facilities ifhygiene/cleaning is poor or
precautions
are not maintained.
~
the impact on our financial resources,
given the prolonged
period ofeither shutdown or restricted
numbers
for attendance
at church services.
The Church
undertook
an operational
risk assessment,
specifically
for COVID-19 including cleaning routines
and documented
procedures
for 'return to Church',
in line with then Methodist
and government
guidelines.
Until
September 2021,there was a booking system available for members
to ensure that All Saints remain
within the
legal restrictions as well as appropriate
operating
procedures
for church services
but this is no longer required,
following a return to near-normality
from September 2021 although
precautions
such
as face coverings remain.
Holy Communion
services have resumed,
with procedures
adapted
to follow COVID-19 precautions. Guidance
on 'return to Church'
procedures
was communicated
to members.
We take professional
advice as required.
Safeguarding
policies and procedures
are in place.
Specific risks ofconcern:
~
In the medium
term, possible decline in Church membership
and attendance leading to loss ofincome
from collections. This situation
is exacerbated
b the effects ofthe COVID-19
endemic.
Structure, Governance and Management
Description ofcharity's
trusts:
Type of governing document Deed of Union (1932)and Methodist
Church Act (1976)
The Constitutional
Practice and Discipline ofthe Methodist
Church

All Saints Methodist
Church Abingdon
All Saints Methodist
Church Abingdon
All Saints Methodist
Church Abingdon
reports tothe Wantage tothe Wantage tothe Wantage &Abingdon
Methodist
Circuit. The
Governing Body ofthe Wantage &Abingdon
Methodist
Circuit and ofthe Methodist Church is the
Methodist Conference. The authority under which the Methodist Conference acts is given by The Methodist
Church Act 1976.
How is the charity Para 1.25 Local church constituted under Deed of Union and Standing orders. Forms part ofthe Methodist Church
constituted? connexion in the UK.
Trustee selection methods Pars 1.25 Appointed by Church Council, General Church Meeting orex-officio.
including
details ofany
constitutional
provisions e.g.
election to post or name of
any person or body entitled
to appoint one or more
trustees

Additional information
(o
information
(o
ptional)
You ma choose to include further statements where relevant about
Policies and procedures Policies and procedures
forTrustees (members
ofChurch Council) are laid down
in the
adopted for the induction Constitutional
Practice and Discipline ofthe Methodist
Church (CPD vol. 2)and training
materials
are
and training oftrustees Para 1.51 located at https://www.
methodist. org.uk/for-churches/office-holders/managing-trustees/
The charity's
structure
and
organisational
any wider
All Saints Methodist
Church Abingdon
("All Saints")is one of9congregations
comprising
The Wantage
&
Abingdon
Methodist
Circuit ('Circuit")and the Circuit is one of21 Circuits within the Northampton
District of
network
with
charity works
which the Para 1.51 the Methodist
Church
in the UK. All Saints, like all local churches is accountable
to the Methodist
Conference.
Church Council is the main decision-making
body ofAll Saints. Church Council is supported
by a number
ofcommittees
that advise and undertake
the work ofthe Church,
including
Mission Action, Property Action
(now an informal
group meeting for ad hoc projects), Finance Committee,
Pastoral Committee,
Family
Committee
and Junior Church Council which report tothe Church
Council meetings. The Presbyter and
Chair ofthe Managing
Trustees ofthe All Saints Church Council is the Rev. lan T.Griffiths. The Secretary
ofthe All Saints Church Council is Sue Russell and the current Stewards are Tim Coward,
Helen
Appleyard,
Martin Appleyard,
and David Perrow. Rosemary
Perrow was co-opted as a Steward from
1 May
2020 and appointed
by the Annual
General
Meeting on 24 September 2020 and served as Steward
until
her death on 19February 2021.There are 19Managing
Trustees currently
registered
with the Charity
Commission.
Church
Council met four times by Zoom in the year ended 31 August 2021 and resumed
meeting
in person
in September 2021.The Annual
General Meetings,
held on Zoom on 24 September 2020 (delayed from
the Spring) and on 22 April 2021 were well attended
and provided
an opportunity
for members to celebrate
achievements
ofthe
ear and ensure
ro
r
ovemance.

Chari
name
All Saints Methodist Church Abin don
Other name the chari
uses
R
istered cha
number 1184115
Charity's
principal
address Appleford Drive, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX142AQ
Trustee name Office lif any) Dates
whole
acted
ear
Ifnot for Name ofperson (or body) entitled
to a
Int trustee
Ifan
Name ofperson (or body) entitled
to a
Int trustee
Ifan
Name ofperson (or body) entitled
to a
Int trustee
Ifan
Helen Appleyard Church
Steward
&
Annual Church Meeting
Safeguarding
Officer
J.Martin Appleyard Church Steward Annual Church Meeting
3 Alistair Batey Annual Church Meeting
Judith Penrose Brown Church
Family
Annual Church Meeting
Committee
and Youth
Forum Representative
Susan Butler Pastoral Committee Ex officio
Secretary and Circuit
Representative
B Tim Coward Church Steward Ex officio
Margaret
Ellwood
Annual Church Meeting
Rev'd lan Griffiths Minister
& Chairman
of Ex officio
Church Council
Trudy A. Hall Junior Church Annual Church Meeting
Representative
10 Margaret
A. Hoskins
Communion
Steward
Annual Church Meeting
Brian D.F.Mansfield Church Treasurer Deceased 12 Ex officio
(deceased) November 2020
12 Richard Matthews Chairman
of Finance
Committee
(and Acting
Annual Church Meeting
Treasurer)
13 Dcn. Selin a Nisbett Deacon and Mission Deacon and Mission Ex officio Ex officio
Action Chairman
David E.Perrow Church
Steward
& Ex officio
14 Chairman
of Property
Action
Rosemary
A. Perrow
Church Steward Deceased 19 Annual Church Meeting (then
Co-opted as Church February 2021 later ex officio)
15 Steward
1 May 2020,
reappointed
as Church
Steward on 24
September 2020
Joanne
F. Phipps
Annual Church Meeting
17 Derek Pooley Annual Church Meeting
1S Jennifer M. Pooley Annual Church Meeting
Carolyn
I.Roche
Circuit Leadership Appointed Circuit
Team 1 September 2020
Susan Russell Secretary to Church Ex officio
Council
Alan N. Smith Circuit Leadership Resigned Circuit
Team 1 September 2020
Rev'd Keith Underhill Minister
8, Circuit
Ex officio
Superintendent
23 Paul Williams Appointed 22 April Annual Church Meeting
2021

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holding
title t
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belonging
to the
cha
Trustee name Dates acted lfnot for whole ear
The Trustees for Methodist
Church Purposes
Custodian Trustee
Wantage
&
Ablngdon
Circuit

unds
held as cust
odian trustees
on
trustees
on
behalf ofothers behalf ofothers
Description
ofthe assets
Only appeal funds collected to be passed on to other charitable organisations.
held
in this capacity
Name and objects ofthe Various. Organising appeals for funds for other charitable purposes is a common activity carried out by Methodist
charity on whose behalf the Churches and falls within charitable purposes ofthe Methodist Church.
assets are held and how this
falls within the custodian
charit
's obects
Details of arrangements for Separate recording ofmonies collected.
safe custody and
segregation
ofsuch assets
from the chari
's own assets

2020/202 1 2019/20
E E
Unrestricted
Collections 58,071.90 59,787.41
Tax recoveries 15,749.18 14,182.13
73,821.08 73,969.54
Lettlngs 10,679.34 9,996.65
Interest 73.37 335.58
Cox bequest -additional bequest 23.49 1,992.21
Other Income 3 324.00 945.71
Unrestricted income 84,921.28 87,239.69
Restricted
Grantstowards
toilets
refurbishment 1,552.00
Gift day 0.00
Memorable donation (including tax refund and interest) 2,516.70 10,008.64
Circuit grants- roof & outside slgnage 0.00
2,516.70 11,560.64
Special eventsand appeals 781.71 3,159.75
Friendship 27.24 791.18
Just Women 110.00
Restricted income 3 ~33.05 15,621.57
TOTAL INCOME 88,246.93 102,861.26
Unrestricted
Circuit assessment 43,402.00 41,980.00
Donations to Methodist Funds 4,266.00 9,725.00
Other donations 2,021.60 6,837.21
All Saints costs-
Junlor Church & Messy Church 88.99
Operational costs 7 8,461.46 7,890.45
Property costs 8 10,871.07 1RJiZLK
19332.53 27,650.03
Expenditure out ofunrearlcted income 69,022.13 86,192.24
Restricted
Special events and appeals 6 607.00 2,644.90
Friendship 435.08 1,487.40
Just Women 110.00
Expenditure out ofrestricted income 1,042.08 4,242.30
TOTAL EXPENDITURE 30064.21 90404.50
SURPLUS or NET DEFICITforthe year 18,182.72 12,426.72
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tbsrestrkted
funds-
Gessanl fund 39,993.81 40,991.02
Rkhard Coxbequest (Trust 21871) 8,543.63 5,000.00
Memorable donations 1,005.57 991.57
Colfae fund 354.44 315.41
49,897.45 47,298.00
Restricted funds-
Property pro)acts
Memorabl ~donation 10,008.64
Appeals fund 60.00 454.85
Thursday
Friendship
432.53 1 13675
10,501.17 673.66
TOTAL FUNDS at 31stAugust 2021 MKZSLk2
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Summary ofassets 83l4bl) ltlesasat 31stAugust 2021
2020/202 1 2019/2020
Unrestrkted
funds
6 6
General fund including property fund 55,832.73 39,993.81
Richard
Cox bequest (Trust 21871)
8,578.86 8,543.63
Memorable
donations
1,005.57 1,005.57
Coffee fund 379.44 354.44
65,796.60 49,897.45
Restricted funds
Property projects
Memorabledonation 12,525.34 10,008.64
Appeals fund 234.71 60.00
Thursday
Friendship
24.69
12,784.74 10,501.17
TOTAL FUNDS 78,581.34 60,398.62
Represented
by:
Cash (Friendship) 0.08
Current
bank account
(HSBCthrough Circuit) 42,137.67 24,128.24
Current
bank account
(Nat West) 100.00
Central Finance Board Deposit Fund 27,764.81 27,726.67
Trustees for Methodist Church Purposes 8,578.86 5 563.63
78,581.34 60,398.62
Seealso note 9for other assets and liabilities.
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having
rsgard tothe mao ah» cash rmourcm
~nd bud ptad
in crane end «pandit
ore forthe year 202122, have ~ ramonabl ~ pectatlo that the Church
wol continue
ln
opwetl or»I wrlstence
me Bofngconcwn wxl meat f»oebgltimmtfwyNB dim
TheTrust«s ere thmk ful sw the wn «osl ty ofglvf ng by church mamba» evan wh f1~tha church
was cIosed
for aperiod during 2010/21 The Trustees recognise that Icttfng Income may be Ioww then
normal
in the forthcoming
12
months. but slgtfscent property spend Isnot anticipated and budgeted
~xpandfture
Includes
discretionary donations to Methodiw and other charitable orinfsadonswhlch could be
phmwl
ifnecessary
2020/22 2019/20
E E
2. Coomtlons
end relet»i ta
recoverlem
Envelopes 13,603.00 24372 30
Bank standing ordws 43,280.00 43,095.00
Locaacash 2820 11
59,787.41
Twr rml ~Irnwf urldiv Gift Aid 15,624.13 13.31171
Gift Aid Srrwg Donetior»5cheme 125.05 15 749.18 870.42 14182 13
3.Qtllw lflcormh
DHCT ride or »ride 215.00
Sir n day mofll Irig co gas domt Iof» 399.67
Msmorabledonatlor» 14.00
Other donetlom 100.00 317.04
Dtlwf
Irlcorn ~
199.00
324.00 945.71
Memorabledonatlon 2,516.70 10,00864
Grants tcnwrds tooet Improv»nants 1.55100
2,840.70
~. Donations tocentral ard other Methodlst Church Funds end ~Iso other associated Mmhodlst
zozonz 2019/20
Churches or ~Iglletwl organlsstior»F E E
N»thcdlst
Chu ch Fur» fun eltrfctwl)
2,762 00 6,168.00
It»World
Mwk»
Fund
252.00 561.00
Tfw RBMtm ln BHMO Fund 174.00 388.00
Fund 6ÃPropmty 82.00 185.00
Methodlw
Women
In
Britain 17400 388.00
AH We Cen )M R.D.F.) 180.00 ~01.00
Action for Children
)N.C H.)
funds. 180.00 402.00
Methodlst
Hommgssociadcn
)M.H.A) 18000 402.00
M inlet«'s
Housing
Society
160.00 401.00
Lpdws ofWo»hfp end Prmchws Trust 64.00 143.00
Nolthwtlptofl
District
Bwtevoiwlt Fulw 38.00 84 00
4,266.00 9825 00
Sl»thodist
Hornm
Solids'f nlof pirl
~cogm 20000
5. Other donatim»
from church
.
2020/21 2019/20
E E
The Ablnglon Brfdp 1,018.40 4,190.00
Trinity
Lpmlng
250.80 514.00
Future
Pfgwszembfa
(Contesa) 250.80 514.00
Ttle Naslo Chodrrm 250.M 52~ Do
Xa fbunl Chfldrw 250.80 S2~00
Other donatkx» - Hc»t Abf nylon 500.00
2,021.60 6,78600
lntarmt
from Cox baquart tochurch
cheritfm 51.21
GJI37 21
6. Spedal evwrts and appeals.
Inaddloontothedonationshomchurch Funds, asindfcatedinnotm4 85above, thecommunltyet
Al ISaints has responded
In many
ways to support specific emnts end appeals, both focal and
throMhout
the world
\wbanagcianmoithaweppwl ~, prlnclpegyccf factions end collectfonboxm we sat out below
Many
memo
ms of
All Saints have
donatwl
directly rather
than vl ~the church toappeals .
2020/21 1019/20
Receipts Paymm» Receipts Papnmts
E E E E
The World Mission Fund -COHecting boxes 35760 619.07 6D9.32
-Easter offerings 103.75
357.50 357.50 721ZI2 609.32
Action for Chl Idr
m
11721 75.00 455.75 360 25
Methodist
Homm
34 50 31.DO 168~1 10129
Christian
Aid
342»6 342.46
Leprosy Mission 92.50 92 50
Foodbank 50.00 50.00
Sheltw 24831 248.31
FuturePlgMEembla 7.5 18L25 3687 193.75
The NeeloTnat 75 18L25 3188 18876
Xarfbunl
Chlldr»
75 18L25 168 12 183.75
Megglm Oxford 7.5 18L25 3188 188 76
30 725.00
grldewag
Organic
Gardens 228 25 228 25
For Church chsrfties.
11thAbfnylon Scouts 21500
Nugleld
evening
425.00
tawll cutdhg 30 60.00
OIWO private um 25 00
30 725.00 30.00
781.71 607.00 3,159.75 2644.90
7. All Saints operational mpandlture-
2020/21 2019/20
E E
Church in Ablngfon 535.70 597.68
Preaching
fem
150.00
Publications
(net)
144.80 305.90
Trinity-admlnfstrKlon 2,130.00 L400.00
-copyf hg 1,159.85 712.63
Ccmmunlcetlohs/webdte 656AG 455.69
Photocopylng 2048 208.35
Enwl ops schema (velopasj 68.56 85.35
Coo y right
I Icehm
725.76
Church telephone 79.28 271.40
TMCP admlnlwratlon fee 17.09 10.00
Fm ofIndependmt Exemlhw 2,592,00 1,740.00
Accouhtfhgloftwe'4 139.86
Diamond
Anniversary
239955
Sundrf» 19L68 393.06
8,461V6 7,729.81
Sunday mom l ng coffee costs 160.64
7,890.45
Wabsfto costsofE313in 2020/21 ham been reallocated ~Cofldltaht trmtllfwlt
Wfth tlw COIIMI ymf.
K All Saints propwty costs.- 202O/21 2019/20
teeeemsce E E
Eheigycoem
Vecwfdty
1.191.97 1,778.40
649.84
1,641.81 2,792 40
Watw 55D.90 L03398
Ihie woe 1,652V2 1,631.67
contractclaarHng(lrwludlngmite I~llj 5,705.52 5,752 64
Orch 8piano tuning 50.CO
Soulxi system 127.42
Fire protmhlon 349 92
Gas misty che:k 242.00 1,378.87
Elmoical impaction 345 00
Otfwr rMelrl axf mVntwwnm 238 50 46087
10,581.07 23472.85
Projects
ueorv door/upvc windows 3.402 00
1EDs
Refurbishment
of toilets
including fees 1,1'3.74
olx of restricted funds 1552.00 2 695.74
on the
Unrestricted Restricted
Richard
General Cox Memorable Coffee Sub Property Memorable Appeals Thursday Just
fund bequest donations fund total projects donation fund Friendship Women TOTAL
E E E E E E E E E E E
Opening
balance
-1/9/19. 40,991.02 5,000.00 991.57 315.41 47,298.00 0.00 0.00 - 454.85 1,128.75 0.00 47,971.90
JNCtgHE
Collections &gift aid 73,969.54 73,969.54 786.51 74,756.05
Lettings 9,996.65 9,996.65 9,996.65
Interest 274.37 61.21 335.58 4.67 348%9
Bequest 1,992.21 1,992.21 1,992.21
Toilet refu*ishment grant 1,552.00 1,552.00
Appeals 3,159.75 3,159.75
Other income 532.04 14.00 399.67 945.71 10,000.00 110.00 11,055.71
84,772.60 2,053.42 14.00 399.67 87,239.69 1,552.00 10,008.64 3,159.75 791.18 110.00 102,$61.26
EJTPOIIDITVRE
Methodist donations 9,525.00 200.00 9,725.00 9,725.00
Other donations 6,786.00 51.21 6,837.21 1,450.00 110.00 $,397.21
Appeals and events 2,644.90 2,644.90
Circuit assessment 41,980.00 41,980.00 41,9$0.00
Junior & Messy Church 88.99 88.99 $$.99
General expenditure 7,719.81 10.00 160.64 7,890.45 37.40 7,927.$5
Property expenditure 16,974.85 16,974.85 16,974.$5
General
Toilet refurbishment 1,143.74 1,143.74 1,552.00 2,695.74
84,218.39 61.21 0.00 360.64 84,640.24 1,552.00 0.00 2,644.90 1,487.40 110.00 90,434.54
7RANSFER
Toilet
refurbishment (refund ofCox bequest) - 1,551.42 1,551.42
Closing balance-31/8/20. 39,993.81 8,543.63 1,005.57 354.44 49,897.45 10,008.64 60.00 432.53 60,398.62
M ments on rase ments on rase erin
the
er
Unrestricted Restricted
Richard
General Cox Memorable Coffee Sub Property Memorable Appeals Thursday lust
fund bequest donations fund total p roIects donation fund Friendship Women TOTAL
E E E E E E E E E E E
Opening
balance - 1/9/20.
39,993.81 8,543.63 1,005.57 354.44 49,897.45 10,008.64 60.00 432.53 60,398.62
IiyCOME
Collections &gift aid 73,821.08 73,821.08 73,821.0$
Donations &gift aid 2,500.00 26.61 2,526.61
Lettings 10,679.34 10,679.34 10,679.34
interest 44.54 28.83 73.37 16.70 0.63 90.70
Bequest 23.49 23.49 23.49
Toilet refurbishment grant
Appeals 781.71 781.71
Other income 299.00 25.00 324.00 324.00
84,843.96 52.32 0.00 25.00 84,921.28 0.00 2,516.70 781.71 27.24 0.00 88,246.93
EXPEBEJITVRE
Methodist
donations
4,266.00 4,266.00 4,266.00
Other donations 2,021.60 2,021.60 2,021.60
Appeals and events 607.00 435.08 1,042.08
Circuit assessment 43,402.00 43,402.00 43,402.00
General expenditure 8,444.37 17.09 8,461.46 8,461.46
Propertyexpenditure-general 10,871.07 10,871.07 10,871.07
69,005.04 17.09 0.00 0.00 69,022.13 0.00 0.00 607.00 435.08 0.00 70,064.21
Closing balance - 31/8/21. 55432.73 $,578.$6 1,005.57 37944 65,796.60 0.00 12,525.34 234.71 24.69 0.00 7$,581.34

ALL SAINTS METHODIST ALL SAINTS METHODIST ALL SAINTS METHODIST CHURCH ABINGDON CHURCH ABINGDON CHURCH ABINGDON
Chari Commission Number 1184115
Recei ts and Pa mentsfor the ear ended 31stAu ust 2021
RECEIPTS Notes 2020/2021 2019/20
Unrestricted E E
Collections
Tax recoveries
58,071.90
15,749.18
59,787.41
14,182.13
Lettings
interest
Cox bequest
—additional
bequest
Other income
Unrestricted
income
Restricted
73,821.08
10,679.34
73.37
23.49
324.00
84,921.28
73,969.54
9,996.65
335.58
1,992.21
945.71
87,239.69
Grants towards toilets refurbishment
Gift day
Memorable
donation
(including tax refund
Circuit grants
—roof &outside signage
and interest) 2,516.70 1,552.00
0.00
10,008.64
0.00
Special events and appeals
Friendship
Just Women
Restricted income
TOTAL INCOME
3
6
2,516.70
781.71
27.24
3,325.65
88,246.93
11,560.64
3,159.75
791.18
110.00
15,621.57
102,861.26
PAYMENTS
Unrestricted
Circuit assessment
Donations to Methodist
Funds
Other donations
All Saints costs-
43,402.00
4,266.00
2,021.60
41,980.00
9,725.00
6,837.21
Junior Church &Messy Church 88.99
Operational
costs
Property costs
7
8
8,461.46
10,871.07
7,890.45
19670.59
Expenditure
out ofunrestricted
income
Restricted
19,332.53
69,022.13
27,650.03
86,192.24
Special events and appeals
Friendship
Just Women
Expenditure
out ofrestricted
income
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
6 607.00
435.08
1,042.08
70,064.21
2,644.90
1,487.40
110.00
4,242.30
90,434.54
SURPLUS or NET DEFICITfor the vear 18,182.72 12,426.72
Opening
balances at
beginning ofyear— ofyear—
Unrestricted
funds—
General fund
Richard Cox bequest (Trust 21871)
Memorable
donations
39,993.81
8,543.63
1,005.57
40,991.02
5,000.00
991.57
Coffee fund 354.44 315.41
49,89745 47,298.00
Restricted funds—
property
projects
Memorable
donation
10,008.64
Appeals fund 60.00 454.85
Thursday
Friendship
432.53 1,128.75
10,501.17 673.90
60 98.62 9 1.9
TOTAL FUNDS at 31stAugust 2021 28681.34 60 398.62
Summary ofassets &liabilities as at 31stAugust 2021
2020/2021 2019/2020
Unrestricted
funds
f f
General fund including
property
fund
Richard Cox bequest
(Trust 21871)
Memorable
donations
Coffeefund
55,832.73
8,578.86
1,005.57
379.44
39,993.81
8,543.63
1,005.57
354.44
Restricted funds 65,796.60 49,897.45
property
projects
Memorable
donation
12,525.34 10,008.64
Appeals fund 234.71 60.00
Thursday
Fnendship
24.69 432.53
TOTALFUNDS 12,784.74
78,581.34
10,501.17
60,398.62
Represented
by:
Cash (Friendship) 0.08
Current
bank account
Current
bank account
(HSBCthrough
(Nat West)
Circuit) 42,137.67
100.00
24,128.24
Central Finance Board
Trustees for Methodist
Deposit Fund
Church Purposes
27,764.81
8,578.86
27,726.67
8,543.63
78,581.34 60,398.62
leprosy Mission 92.50 92.50
Foodbank 50.00 50.0D
Shalt
Fut
Prll
2
b
Th
Nasio Trust
KanbuniChldren
M ggres Oxford
181.25
181.25
181.25
181.25
725.00
DH
248.31
36.87
31.88
168.12
31.88
248.31
193.75
188.76
183.75
188.76
BffideweBOrganic
Garden
For Church chantres-
228.25 228.25
11th Abingdon
Scouts
215.00
Nuffie(d evening 425.00
L
utt
g
30 60.00
Org
n privet
use
25.00
30 725.00 30.00 725.0D
781.71 6D7.00 3159.75 2,644.90
7. All 5
t ope
tional
p drtu
2020/ 21 2019/ 20
E E
Chu
h in Abingdon
P caching f es
535.7D 597.68
150.0D
publications
(net)
7nnrty-admrni
tration
topi/Ing
144.80
2,130.00
f159.EE
305.90
1,400.00
712.83
Communicatrons/website 656.40 455.69
Photocopying
E
lopes
h me(env
0 pyright
Icen
lopes) 20AB
68.56
725.76
208.35
85.35
Ch
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phone
TMcp
d
iniw
tio
fe
Feeof Indep
dont Ex
Aoounti
g oftwa
I r 79.28
17.09
2,592.00
139.86
271AO
10.00
1,740.00
Diamond
Annrvemary
Eundne
191.68 1,399.55
393.06
Sunday morning
offee costs
8,461A6 7,729.81
160.64
W b itemw
of6313
2020/llhav I enre Bomted f om property cost to 8,461A6
opsrations impendrture
7/N0.45
for a consistent treatment
wrth the cur ent year.
8. Ags
inta p
p rtV~.
Mabttenance
Energy mats-
I mricity
-8
- 2020/21
E
1,191.97
649.84
2019/20
5
1,778AO
1014.00
Water
Insur
nce
Contract cleaning
(includmg
Organ Bprano tuning
sou
d
ystem
Fire protection
mat nels) 1,841.81
55090
1,652.42
5,705.52
349.92
2,792.40
1,033.9t!
1,63167
5,752.64
50.00
127A2
Gas saf tych*
k
Eiectncal inspection
Otherrepairsandmarnt
nance 242.00
238.50
tATBB7
345.00
460.87
Pro(acts 10,581.07 13,572.85
Vestry door/upvc
windows
LEDs
290.00 3,402.00
Refurbrshm
nt oftoilets including fees
out ofrestncted
funds 1,143.74
1452.00
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Unrestricted Restricted Totals this Totals last
SECTION A Funds Funds year year
a1 RECEIPTS Note
a2 Offerings and Tax recovered 73,821 73,821 73,969
Bank and CFBinterest and
a3 Investment
income
74 16 90 344
a4 Lettin
s
10,679 10,679 9,997
a5 Other receipts 347 2,500 2,847 14,490
a6 TOTAL RECEIPTS 84,921 2,516 87,437 (a7) 98,800
SECTION B
b1 PAYMENTS
b2 Circuit Assessment or Share 43,402 43,402 41,980
b3 Donations 6,288 6,288 16,562
b4 Repairs and Maintenance 6,826 6,826 14,213
Utilities (Insurances, water
b5 char es, heatin
6 li htin
4,045 4,045 5,458
b6
b7 Other payments 8,460 S,460 7,979
bs TOTAL PAYMENTS 69,021 69,021 (b9) 86,192
SECTION C
NET RECEIPTS/PAYMENTS
c1 F
R
R
(a6-bs) 15,900 2,516 18,416 12,608
Total funds brought forward from
c2 last year 49,897 10,009 59,906 (c6) 47,298
c3 Sub total (c1+c2) 65,797 12,525 78,322 59,906
c4 Transfers and ad'ustments (c7)
c5 TOTAL FUNDS AT END OF YEAR (c3+c4) 65,797 12,525 78,322 (cs) 59,906 (c6)
Note that 6313website costs has been reallocated to other payments from repairs and maintenance in the comparative period

d (these amounts
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in total receipts/payments
figures above)
d1 Balance brought
forward
from last
ear
60 (455)
d2 Offerin
s/Gifts
—received
for external organisations 782 3,160
d3 Offerings/Giffs
—passed
to external organisations 607 2,645
d4 BALANCE STILLTO BEPAID
(d1+d2-d3)
235 60