HEARTS UNITED
MINISTRIES
Annual Report
& Accounts
2024- 25

HEARTS UNITED MINISTRIES
to unite . to empower . to serve
Contents
l. Introduction
Structure, Governance and Management
Administrative Details
2. Objects and Activities
3. Annual Report
4. Financial Review
5. Receipts & Payments Statement
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Introduction
Structure. Governance and Management
Hearts United Ministries is a Charitable Incorporated Organi5ation ICIOI registered in
England and Wales. The charity was incorporated on the 17th of March 2020. It currentlv
has three trustees. New trustees are voted in by the presiding trustee5 at the time of voting.
Present Trustees have been in their position for many years and are familiar with the work of the
charity. New trustees are briefed by one of the charit￿5 trustees on the charity, its aims and
okijectives. The charity is based on, and runs actording to, Christian values. This document is
the annual report and financial statement for the year ending on the 2nd of March 2025. At
this time, the charity is not obliged to have an external examination.
Administrative Detai15
Trustees:
Sviatoslav Griskevicius (Chairl
th
Sergey Seliukov (appointed 26 October 20241
Snezana Griskeviciene
Administrator:
Snezana Griskeviciene
Registered Address:
94 REDHOAVE ROAD, POOLE, BH17 9DX
Registration Number:
1188589
Website:
htt
heartsunited.or
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Objects and Activitie5
Hearts United Ministries is an independent Christian, Bible-ba5ed, Church-type community
of believers based in Poole, UK. Our members come from different nationalities,
backgrounds and walks of life. We are united by one vision, which is to see Members of the
public walk in the spiritual, physical, and emotional freedom that Jesus Christ can provide.
We aim to share the Good News of the Lord Jesus Christ to all mankind in Poole, UK, and
around the world.
The Charity's objects are specifically restricted to the following..
TO ADVANCE THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION WORLDWIDE, FOR THE 8ENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC, IN
PARTICULAR BUT NOT EXCLUSIVELY, THROUGH THE HOLDING OF PRAYER MEETINGS, BIBLE
STUDIES, CONFERENCES, SUPPORTING OTHER CHRISTIAN CHARITIES, PRODUCING AND/OR
DISTRIBUTING LITERATURE AND MEDIA ITEMS TO ENLIGHTEN OTHERS ABOUT THE
CHRISTIAN RELIGION AND PROMOTING UNITY AND HARMONY AMONGST CHRISTIANS OF
ALL BACKGROUNDS, ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH CHRISTIAN PRINCIPALS.
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Annual Report
Activitie5
Vision and Values
Our primary mission is to see people walking in the freedom that Jesus Christ has purchased
for them on the cross, with His own life. And that is because of His great love for the world.
The team here at Hearts United Ministries are dedicated to unite, to empower. and to serve
anyone who would like to walk into their God-given destiny. We know from personal
experience that only Jesus Christ can transforrn your life and give you the assurance of
salvation.
To Unite: It is our vision, mission, and passion to bring unity among Christians of all
backgrounds and nationalities. We seek to remove the boundaries between Christians set
by their nationalities, cultures, worldviews, and their general background.
To Empower: Another component of our vision is to produce Christian media which will
empower, encourage, and edify believers in their Christian faith. People today have
preferred modes of consuming media, whether in video format, text format, audio format,
or even in person. We want to make the Good News of Jesus Christ available in all formats
so that people would be able to be empowered in their daily walk of faith.
To Serve: We seek to serve both churches and Christian-based charities in their God-given
missions, in whatever way we can. We have spiritual gifts, skills, talents, and cash to SUPPOrt
God's work here on earth. We want to partner with and support all expressions of God's
love towards humanity here on earth.
Overview
Over the past year, our church has experienced significant growth, with an increasing
number of people attending our Sunday services. As a re5uIt, we expanded our meeting
space and now rent a larger venue at St. Edward's Christian School in Poole to
accommodate our growing congregation.
Despite the change in venue, our weekly activities continue to thrive. We hold Bible study
courses every Wednesday and prayer meetings every Monday. In addition, we launched a
new online youth Bible course that takes place every Tuesday, providing a valuable space
for young people to grow in their faith.
Our media presence remains active, with regular sermon uploads and consistent
engagement across our social media platforms. allowing us to reach both our local and
online communities.
A significant highlight of the year was the retreat we hosted in December 2024 at a Christian
centre, where we welcomed around 50 participants for three days of worship, teaching, and
fellowship. We were blessed to sponsor and welcome guest speakers from the United
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States, Lithuania, and Russia, who brought powerful messages and encouragement to all
who attended.
Throughout the year, we also organized various events, including a women's conference and
Christmas parties for the church cornmunity, during which every child received a gift.
In addition to our local efforts, we were privileged to support multiple charities by donating
to both local and international churches and Christian organizations, furthering our mission
to serve and bless others beyond our immediate community.
Prayer Meetings
Our Monday night prayer meetings have continued as always. We have seen an increase in
the number of people attending. Our main prayer points remained as follows..
The Government-. We have been keeping our UK governmental authorities (both national
and locall in our prayers so that they may make wise decisions in such a challenging time as
we find ourselves. Both wars abroad and the economy at home are very tough challenges
for our leaders and therefore we keep them in prayer, always.
Individual's Needs: We would always prioritise individual's needs during our prayer
meetings. If anybody needed a job, or in need of healing, or just emotional support, we
always prioritised our visitors as well as member5, immediate needs. We had a few
testimonies about people we prayed for finding new jobs, feeling much more peace about
the future, and emotional wellbeing. We believe prayer works and have seen great results.
The Local Residents.. We always intercede before God for the local residents of Poole,
Bournemouth and Christchurch. We desire that the light of God's love would shine brightly
in this conurbation. We pray for our streets, for safety, for peace, etc.
Bible Study
Our Wednesday night Bible study sessions continued in-person, and also, we have seen an
increase in the number of attendants.
We have seen a clear and constant increase in the number of attendants as well as the
willingne55 to learn. We believe that Bible studie5 are a crucial tool to help people get
established in the truth and liberty that Lord Jesus has to offer, but also in the knowledge
about God's love.
We will continue to advertise, invite and reach people through this aspect of our ministry so
that members of the public would come to know God's love for them, closer.
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Media Production
YouTube'. The YouTube content has grown significantly over the last year. We have been
publishing our Sunday rnorning services there and have seen a gradual increase in views.
Our hope is that the YouTube content will help to reach people with the Good News of
God's love. We have had a few testimonies about how people enjoy it and find the content
encouraging.
Worship
Our worship meetings Isunday meetings) have been going strong and have been such a
blessing for all attending.
We have gained a few regular attendants who are blessed each time they come. They leave
feeling much more encouraged and positive.
We always ensure the Word of God is preached during our Sunday meetings and people
have found it very encouraging and empowering.
One of the vital parts of our Sunday morning service is spending time together over a meal
after the service. We feel that activity enforces togetherness and the sense of communitv.
Our visitor5 really enjoy it, and we intend to keep it.
Community
One of the great need5 we see around u5 IS the lack of community and belonging. By and
large, many people live separate lives with very little sense of togetherness and belonging.
Thi5 negatively affects people's mental health and emotional balance.
Our focus has always been on building communities where people can interact with each
other and spend time together. The pandemic has hindered this particular ministry, but
when the lockdown was lifted, we again restarted our community get-togethers.
Attivitie5 Oversees
There isn't much to report on the oversees ministry front. We have helped financially some
ministries in Israel and Lithuania. But that is about all the activities abroad we had this last
year.
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Public Benefit
The trustee5 have adhered to their duty for due regard towards the guidance on public
benefit published by the Charity Commission when exercising their authority and duties.
The trustees have always endeavoured to plan the charity activities in accordance with
sections G3 and G2 from the Charity Cornmission's General Guidance on Public Benefit (Jn
20081.
The paragraphs above demonstrate our activities, achievements, challenges, and successes
that we had in the past year. We mainly achieve our objects and purposes through worship,
Bible study, prayer, media production and practical help, activities which are directly related
to the aims of the charity and are fully compliant with the Charity Commission Principles on
Public Benefit.
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Financial Review
The financial year ended on the 2, March 2025. At the end of the financial year, the charity
bank and cash account showed a balance of £27,130. All funds that came in during the year
have come in as unrestricted funds.
All the funds that have come in over the year have been from donations. The donations
have come from the activities attendants.
Given the closing balance from the previous year being £18,975. our finances have gone up
by £8,155142.98Q/o
During the year, the trustees have voted in favour of some expenditure on various items to
help with the conducting of our Sunday services.
Also, as mentioned before, some money has been donated to visiting speakers as well as
overseas humanitarian relief.
It is important to note that no money at all has been expended on salaries or personal
expenses to individuals whilst on ministry activities.
Reserves Policy
Our aim is to build up some reserves with the view to rent or lease a building for our regular
meetings. Therefore, the trustees are very careful with any expenditure. Given that none of
the trustees are dependent financially on the charity nor do we have any paid staff at the
Moment, the expenses are very minimal. However, for us to further our objects and achieve
success in our mission, we need to have a regular place of meeting where we can provide
the public benefit described in our objects. Therefore, the plan going forward is to continue
to build our reserves and ensure that the charity is in a good financial position from which it
can carry out its activities. This year we are much nearer to that vision than last year, given
that our finances have increased again with the increase from £18,975 to £27,130 in
reserve. The policy ha5 been met by the steady increase and will achieve the goal in the
coming years.
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Hearts United Ministries
Receipts and Payments Accounts
For the year ended 2 March 2025
2025
2024
Receipts
Donations
Events donations
15.842
7,729
7,300
Total receipts
23,571
7,300
Church supplies
Event costs
Conference costs
Charitable donations
Insurance
Rent
Subscriptions
Travel
3,143
197
8,069
1,500
141
1,932
15
808
1,173
419
Total payments
15,416
1,981
Net receipts
8,155
5,319
Reconciliation of Fun(Is
Total funds brought forward
Net Surplus
18,975
8,155
13,656
5,319
Total funds carried for%vard
27,130
18,975
Represented by
Bank Account
26,630
18,975
Cash Account
500
Unrestricted Funds
27,130
18,975
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