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|Description ofthe charity's trusts||||||||||||||||
||Type ofgoverning<br>document|Constitution||||||||||||||
||How the charity is constituted|Charitable||Incorporated||||Organisation||||||||
||Trustee selection methods|Appointed||by the Trustees||||||||||||
|Additional<br>governance<br>issues||(Optional|information)|||||||||||||
|You may choose to Include<br>additional<br>information,<br>where<br>relevant,<br>about:||Further Faster Network<br>is a new charity.<br>Its trustees are involved<br>in the<br>day-to-day<br>running<br>ofthe organsation.<br>The trustees employed a part-time<br>manager<br>from August 2020 to assist them.<br>The trustees<br>have also paid<br>for professional<br>services to help them establish<br>and grow the organisation.||||||||||||||
|~|policies and procedures|||||||||||||||
||adopted for the induction<br>and|||||||||||||||
||training<br>oftrustees;|||||||||||||||
|~|the charity's<br>organisational|||||||||||||||
||structure<br>and any wider|||||||||||||||
||network<br>with which the charity|||||||||||||||
||works;|||||||||||||||
|~|relationship<br>with any related|||||||||||||||
||parties;|||||||||||||||
|~|trustees'<br>consideration<br>of|||||||||||||||
||major risks and the system|||||||||||||||
||and procedures<br>to manage|||||||||||||||
||them.|||||||||||||||
|||~ ~|||r||~|~||||||||





||||||The charitable<br>objects ofThe Network<br>are to the advancement<br>of religious|
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||||||belief for the public good, in particular<br>by helping to create churches<br>in|
||||||every community<br>that unchurched<br>people love to be part of, The Network|
|Summary|ofthe objects|||ofthe|will do this by establishing<br>a network offounder<br>partner<br>Christian<br>churches|
|charity set||out in its|||who are aligned around<br>this object, and a partner<br>network ofautonomous|
|governing|document||||Christian<br>churches focused on reaching<br>unchurched<br>people and helping|
||||||each other go further faster.<br>The CIO may also engage<br>in other activities to|
||||||advance the Christian<br>faith as agreed by the board from time to time.|
||||||The Network<br>was begun<br>in early 2019. A group of UK and Irish churches|
||||||had become enthusiastic<br>about the model of church practiced by North|
||||||Point Community<br>Church<br>in Atlanta,<br>Georgia, The leaders ofthese 5|
||||||churches,<br>all ofwhich<br>had already adopted<br>many ofthe principles|
||||||endorsed<br>by North<br>Point, approached<br>North<br>Point with a view to both|
||||||better implementing<br>North Point's principles<br>in their own churches<br>and|
||||||helping<br>other churches<br>in the UK and Ireland to understand<br>and adopt the|
||||||model<br>in a manner<br>appropriate<br>to the culture prevalent<br>in their countries.|
||||||North Point committed<br>significant<br>resource to help the Network become|
||||||established,<br>including<br>funding,<br>intellectual<br>property<br>and input from their|
||||||staff.<br>Each ofthe founding<br>UK and irish churches also committed|
||||||leadership<br>time and money to the Network|
||||||From the outset the leaders ofthe churches wanted<br>the Network to be an|
||||||independent<br>charity and began the process of registering<br>as a Charitable|
||||||Incorporated<br>Organisation<br>(CIO). The CIO was registered<br>by the Charity|
||||||Commission<br>on 11 November 2019.|
||||||Building on a highly successful<br>conference<br>in 2019attended<br>by over 150|
||||||church<br>leaders, about 12 churches expressed<br>an interest<br>in becoming<br>part|
||||||ofthe Network.<br>At the same time, the Network<br>clarified<br>its offering as|
|Summary<br>ofthe main<br>activities undertaken|||for|the|coaching,<br>community<br>and content.<br>Coaching|
|public benefit in relation to<br>these objects {Include within|||||Lead Pastor Coaching: One-to-one<br>and peer-based<br>group coaching<br>calls designed<br>to help you with your specific church<br>leadership|
|this section||the statutory|||needs.|
|declaration||that trustees||have||
|had regard||tothe guidance|||Staff &Volunteer<br>Coaching: personalised<br>peer based group calls|
|issued by|the Charity||||for staff 8 volunteers<br>in the essential<br>ministry<br>areas ofyour church.|
|Commission||on public|||{Kids, Youth, Groups,<br>Programming,<br>Guest Services)|
|benefit)||||||
||||||Regular Touch-points:<br>Conferences,<br>workshops,<br>webinars<br>and|
||||||video calls that connect you to a network of like minded<br>church|
||||||leaders who do your job in other churches. We learn better|
||||||together.|
||||||Community|
||||||Community:<br>You get regular opportunities<br>to build friendship<br>and|
||||||community<br>with like-minded<br>leaders via video calls and in-person|
||||||at events for your entire church<br>leadership<br>teams.|
||||||Regular Touch-points:<br>Get access to regular group calls with a|
||||||small group ofother leaders who have the same vision oftheir|
||||||church that you do for yours,|
||||||Resources: The chance to share best ideas and materials<br>that have|
||||||worked<br>in your church<br>with others. Access to an ever-growing|
||||||library of podcasts and training<br>materials<br>from both North Point and|
||||||the Further<br>Faster Network.|









Section D
Achievements and performance
arth 2012
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|Summary<br>ofthe main<br>achievements<br>ofthe charity<br>during the year|Despite the restrictions<br>and being <br>churches<br>signed<br>up for a trial year <br>September 2020. This more than <br>UK and Ireland who are members|unable to hold a conference<br>in 2020, 6<br> membership<br>ofthe Network<br>in<br> doubled<br>the number ofchurches<br>in the<br>ofthe Network,|





|||||||||The charity has yet to adopt a formal reserves<br>policy. The Trustees have|
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|Brief statement||||ofthe||||agreed that reserves should be adequate<br>to meet the charity's|
|charity's<br>policy||||on|reserves|||contractual<br>commitments<br>in the event of it ceasing to trade.|
|Details ofany|||funds|||materially|||
|in|deficit||||||||
|Further financial||||review details||||(Optional<br>information)|
|You may choose to include<br>additional<br>information,<br>where||||||||The attached accounts are the first for the CIO and cover the period from<br>incorporation<br>on 11 November 2019to 31 December 2020,|
|relevant about:<br>~<br>the charity's<br>principal<br>sources offunds<br>(including||||||||On incorporation,<br>515,404 was transferred<br>to the CiO from The Forge<br>Community<br>Church ("The Forge"). The Forge had collected income and<br>made disbursements<br>on behalf ofthe Network<br>prior to incorporation,<br>The|
||any fundraising);|||||||Charity Commission<br>has confirmed<br>that it has no requirement<br>for accounts|
|~|how expenditure||||has|||to be submitted<br>for the period prior to incorporation<br>since the charity was|
||supported|the||key||objectives||not registered<br>prior to incorporation.|
||ofthe charity;||||||||
|~|investment<br>policy and<br>objectives including<br>any<br>ethical investment<br>policy<br>adopted.|||||||The charity received income<br>in the period off57,521 and incurred<br>expenditure<br>off35,951,giving rise to a surplus of$21,570.<br>Income was from founder<br>member churches - f37,057 (64%) - from new<br>members<br>beginning<br>a trial year in September 2020 - Z4,660 (8%)—and<br>from North<br>Point Ministries<br>in the USA - K15,803 (28%). North Point|
|||||||||Ministries<br>has committed<br>to support the Network<br>for a further 3 years|
|||||||||beyond 2020; the amount ofsupport<br>will reduce year on year as the|
|||||||||Network<br>has opportunity<br>to increase<br>its financial<br>independence.<br>Income|
|||||||||from founder churches<br>is expected broadly to continue at the level|
|||||||||reported.<br>Income from new partners<br>is forecast to grow, partly because the|
|||||||||2020 income reflects only part ofthe year (trial partners joined<br>in|
|||||||||September 2020) and because the trial partnership<br>is offered at a significant|
|||||||||discount to the normal<br>membership<br>subscription,|
|||||||||~Ex enditure<br>was curtailed<br>by the pandemic.<br>International<br>travel and in-<br>person events were cancelled,<br>Almost 85%ofexpenditure<br>(f30,531) was|
|||||||||incurred<br>on fees, salaries and pension<br>contributions<br>to provide the trustees|
|||||||||with dedicated<br>support<br>in promoting<br>the Network<br>and running<br>the|
|||||||||coaching and connection<br>events,<br>mostly online.|
|||||||||Looking ahead, the trustees are optimistic<br>that most,<br>if not all, the current<br>trial partners<br>will continue to full membership<br>ofthe Network.<br>The<br>Network<br>is a very new organisation<br>and the trustees recognise that further|
|||||||||rapid growth<br>without<br>consolidating<br>the Network could prove<br>unsustainable.<br>They plan, therefore, to focus in 2021 on maximising<br>the|
|||||||||benefit of membership<br>to all member<br>churches,<br>addressing<br>the issues<br>presented<br>by pandemic<br>restrictions<br>and recovery thereafter.<br>Mindful<br>that<br>the income from North<br>Point Ministries<br>wili reduce over the next 3 years,|
|||||||||Trustees are planning<br>to grow the subscription<br>base and are exploring<br>grant|
|||||||||funding<br>within<br>the UK and Ireland,|
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