su￿ON BONINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH CIO
TRUSTEES, REPORT 2024
The Trustees Df Sutton 8onin8ton 8apt15t Church present their annual report for January 2024 to December
2024 in the fourth period as a registered Charitable Incorporated Organisation ICIOI. Our Trustees are
formed from the Pastor, Elders, Secretary and Treasurer of our church. They have been appointed by the
church members and have all seThed throughout this period.
Alm and Purposes
Our aim is to be a growing community shaped by God's word and empowered bythe Spirit to love God, each
other, and our nelghbour: and to Eo and make distiples who INe falthfully for Christ in Sutton Bonington, the
surrounding area, our schools and workplaces, and overseas.
Oblectlves and Artlvitles
The Trustees are committed to enablin8 as many people a5 POS5ible to worshlp at our church and become
part of our church family. Our services and worship put faith into practKe through prayer, 5cripture5, muslc,
and outreach. In planning the activities of the church. the trustees have considered the Charitie5
Commissions guidance on public benefit. and particularly the 5peciflc guidance for Charities in the
advancement of religion.
We strlve to enable ord5nary people to lfve out thelr falth as part of the churth family throu8h..
Worship and prayer. learnin8 about the Gospel and developing their knowledge and trust in Jesus.
Provision of pastoral care for all age groups living in the village, the University and surrounding area.
Missionary and outreach work ￿th at home and over5ea5.
To facilitate this work, it is important lo maintain the fabric of our Baptist church and ensure Its use for
future generations.
Achlevements and Performance
ServlcÈs and Worshlp
2024 wlll be remembered for its significant global elections. ongoing conflicts, and mix of cultural and
technological milestones. It was a year of major political shifts both at home and abroad including a
tumultuous US presidential race. The year saw continued conflict in reglons Ilke Ukralne and Gaza, alongslde
natural disasters and advancements in Al. 2024 was also 8lobally the hottest year on record but we still
suffered locally from further flooding which affected several of our local congregation.
Our church continues to grow both in numbers and in membershlp across all age groups. Our weekly
congre8atitsn continues to average between ￿1(M) each Sunday along with a zoom link for those unable to
aitend. Our congregation covers all a8e-8roups Includin8 several young families, 5tudent5 from the nearby
campus. and mature worshipers. Our church membership now stands at 62 with none leaving and 5 jolnlng
for the first tlme. Our members. meetings and fortnightly prayer meetings are a150 well attended. Our
deaconate welcomed two new members and in January Karen Gray was unanimou51y appointed to the
Position of Pastoral and Community Worker for 16 hour5 per week.
In June we completed our fir￿ Growlng Leaders course focusing on discipleship including Christian character
and call rooted in regular spiritual disciplines. Eighteen potential leaders attended over a ten month period
and we look forward to them exercislng thelr new skills in both current church leadership roles and discern
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their call to new mles where God wills. All, bar one of those attending We￿ within the 20-35 age Broup,
largely down to ex-5tudents who have decided to stay after graduation and Sel up homes in the local area.
We held a church weekend at home in July. On the Saturday we had a fun day out in Bakewell. Derbyshire
with walks and picnics, followed by a well-attended Ceilidh at the SB Campus in the evening. This was
followed by a special service and afternoon picnic on the Sunday.
During August a short Alpha course14 spssinnsl was held with 8 guests who had been connecting with SBBC
in different ways. St was a very diverse group including people from different nation5. The hope was either to
change, clarify or deepen their understanding of the gospel and Whe￿ needed encourage first time
commitment5 to Christ.
We share Se￿i(e5 with the other churches in the village. including Christian Aid. Palm Sunday, and a joint
morning service on the showground at the Sutton Bonln8ton Show.
We continued to have strong links with the Sutton Bonington Campus of the University of Nottingham. Both
UK and Internatlonal students and staff (often with families) attend our worship services and other groups.
contributing significantly to church life. It has been great to see a good number of April Vets attending our
service5 thi5 year alon8 Wlth the traditional student input. A Student Life group meets regularly on Sunday
evenin85.
We support our members pastorally wlth a well-ottended house group structure alon8 Wlth an International
group for oversea5 students, and a group Specifically for older teena8ers. There is a well-attended rnidweek
Coffee Break activity for our older member5.
Several special weeks of prayer were held throughout the year.
Church events became MO￿ challenging in December after our chapel was declared out of bound5 whilst
awaltin8 ceillngs repairs. Services were diverted to the village hall and the Methodist and An81ican Churche5
for which we are most grateful.
Chlldren and Youth
We continue to grow In the number of young familie5 With youn8 children of Sunday school age. Thls has
been boosted by several ex-student families settling in the village and starting families of their own. We also
provide a Cheche during the Sunday mornin8 worship time which encourages famlliÈs into the chLsrch.
Several parent5 from our rnidweek fortnightly music group called Little Seeds which cater5 for babie5 and
toddler5 have contributed to this number. We held a Special Motherin8 Sunday service with breakfast to
en£oura8e families from Little Seeds to 8et involved.
Several children and young people again attended Christian camps in Julv/August, one of which was led by
two ofour church member5.
Our mid-week Youth Club for 11, Rock Solid has had an overhaul this year as numbers prior to Easter fell to
regular 3-5 members. The prlmary school also had low numbers in year six at the end of the school year so
had comblned year 5 and 6 Into a single class. It was therefore decided that we would lower the eritry age to
Include years 6-9 and after a summer promotion and taster session the group now has a healthy
membership of 10-12 young people. We have also a new leadership team lead by one of the former leaders.
S8 Youth meet on alternate Sunday afternoons and caters for Sixth former5 and those who have are now
working locally having left School very recently.
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Our Pastor, John Hebblethwaite has close connections with both Sutton Bonington and Normanton-on-soar
Primary Schools and leads fortnightly assemblies.
Communlty Artivftles
Early in the year Karen Gray was unanimously appointed to the position of Pastoral and Community Worker
on a paid 16 hours a week contract. Karen is a deacon of the church and runs a Student Life Group for
students at the local Nottingham Univer51ty Campus on Sunday evenings. This role also support5 the Pastor
nd other Elder of the Church in outreach and support to the other villa8e churches and local community.
Various comrnunlty groups have used our building in this period Includln8 our local playgroup"SB Babies and
Toddlers".
Students, internatlonal students. and post-graduates have a special welcome and place in Ouf churth family
wlth many staying local after graduation and becomin8 long term church members. Student5 are now with
us most of the year as April Vets are with when others are outside term and we are delighted to have a
healthy number attend our Spring and Summer service5. Up until August Val Owen5 was our Frlends
International Studenl Worker on campus. As well as our weekly international student bible Study group we
jointly run a Globe Cafe with 5tudent5 on campu5. We have strong link5 Wlth the Christian Union, and many
attended the Sunday Student Life group. Our students are encoura8e(i to take an active role in clvrch life
nd student lunches are provided after Sunday services. We also support student run events on campus and
our International teams have run extra events including walk5 to 8rod8ate Park and a soup supper after the
local school PTA fl￿work event. On October 6th we held a student welcome event feeding approxlmaiely 70
people comprising of both students and SBBC members.
From April through to May a seven-week course called the Bereavement Journey was held in the church
lounge by our Pastoral and Community Worker and team. A mix of SBBC people and others in our
community (most but not all had Christian background51 who had been recently bereaved attended an
found it very helpful and it resulted in some significant new relatlonshlp5 being developed.
Over Chri5trna5 despite services being dNerted to the village hall and the Methodist and An81ican Churches
we were st511 able to run our tradition Christmas Community activlties with lots of newcomers exploring the
Christmas Story, the Craft and Carols, International Student party, Carols by Candlelight and a packed Anchor
Inn for Sin8 Christma5 event at one of the village's Public Houses.
Partnershlps
We have strong links with other churches through the Soar Valley Gospel Partnership ISVGPI. We
occa5$0nally have joint services and provide preaching SUPF)Ort.
We have been supporting the work of CAP {Christians Against Poverty) and the Trussell Trust food bank in
Loughborough. Mandy Smith from CAP was invited io speak to our congregation in September and a
donation was made. We collect food for the Trussell Trust throughout the year boosted by our Ha￿est
Festival food offerings. Our Rock-solid Youth held a Trolley Dash in November throughout the village
collecting no perishable items ready forthe Christmas period
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Misslon
The Church is invofved in supporting worldwide Christian Mission. In 2024 we continued to support our
mission partners financially, prayerfully and pastoral￿.
Mat Linley serves as the regional administrative officer for AIM'S IAfrican Inland Mission) Southern Regson,
working a5 part of a small team supporting AIM missionaries and partners in Namibia, Lesotho,
Mozambique, MadaRascar, and other Indian Ocean islands.
Katy Linley works as a Family Medicine Consultant at AIC Kijabe Hospital. Kiiabe Hospital is known a5 a key
training centre for medical professionals, not just across Kenya, but throughout Africa. In addltlon to her
clinical work, Katy is heading up a new Diploma in Family Health for Clinical Officers (Cosl, which aims to
equip Christian COS to piovlde quality primary health care and to glve them a vision to use these skills to
seNe and minister in cross-cultural settlngs.
In July we welcomed the Linley family back from Kenja for several weeks when they were able to share
about the year just gone and announced that this would be their final year with African Inland Mission
before returnlng to the UK as their children look to 8et established in the UK educational system.
The church supported Abby Aston a5 She joined a UK Team of children ènd youth workers running a youth
camp for underprivile8ed children in Romania during August.
As a church in August, we celebrated the retirement of Val Owèn's after 30 years of mission with Friends
International a5 3 staff worker on the Sutton Bonington Campus of the University of Nottingham. Val
5UPPOrt5 Chr15tian International Students and their families as well as reaching out to those of other faiths
and none. The church has been deep￿ blessed with the many international student5 being part of our
conBregation and we are grateful to Val for her deep commitment in this role. The church has approved the
proposal to find a suitable replacement and we continue to tru￿ in God's provision and guidance for the
ri8ht candidate.
Our 2024 Chrlstmas Project supported a church supportin8 flood vlctlm5 In Valencla and Tearfund's Middle
Easi Appeal. The church raised over £7(K).tK) for these two worthy causes.
Our church ma8azine Springs is distributed bi-annually to every household in the vllla8e and keeps the village
community informed of church activities.
Bulldlngs
At the end of December, the amount raised towards our new Church building stands at almost £370,OCQ and
we have further pled8es over the next two years. Planning Permi55ion has been a long and drawn-o)ut
process with the need for a Bat Survey and a historical buildin85 survey not helping the progress. However
final plans were submitted to Rushcliffe Borough Council on 17 August 2023, and Full Planning Permission
was eventually granted on 24 October 2024. A Special Church meeting was held on 25 November and a
vote by members was approved for the church to instruct Mayway Construction to proceed with the design
and preparation of Construction Drawings. We have also commenced correspondence with the East
Midlands Baptist Trust Company regarding the proposed woths. At present we still have an issue regarding
alternatwe entrancelexit if the disabled lift is not workin8 at any time and discussion are ongoing.
A5 previously reported. after a routine inspection. just before Christmas. it was discovered we had a
structural failure in the roof of our main sanctuary. Pins holding the main cr055 joists had come away from
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the supporting Joists raisin8 the possibility that the beams could collapse at any time. Thi5 meant we had to
find alternative accommodation over the Christmas period whilst repairs we carried out.
The Trustees for our building are the East Midlands Baptist Association.
Flnanclal Revlew
The flnancial positlon of the charity is set out in the Ststement of Financlal Activities and Balance Sheet and
the related notes and have been prepared in accordance with the statutory requirements of the charities Act
2011 and the SORP IFRS 1021.
structure, Governance and Management
Govemlng Document
Sutton Bonin8ton Baptist Church CIO is a Charitable Incorporated Or8anisation and constitutes a corporate
body with limited liability. It is re8lStered with the Charity Commission under number 1190547. The Church
was incorporated on 24 July 2020 and is controlled by its governing document. a constitution and 15
governed by its trustees in accordance with its constitution.
Rocrultmènt and appoSntm•nt of Trustees
The day to day runnlng of the church is under the control of a Team comprisin8 of the Pastor, an Elder and
team of Deacons which include the church secretsry and treasurer. The Pastor. elder, Secretary, and
Treasurer make up the elected Trustees. Our Pastor, John Hebblethwaite was appointed by the church at a
special church meetin8 in 2021 for period of five years luntil Sept 20261. The Pastor 15 employed under
Letter of Appointment. The Trustees are appointed in accordance with the Church's Constitution.
Oryanlsatlonal Structure
The Church appoints a Pastor and other paid staff as circumstances requirè. The Pastor ￿8￿S the Church
communlty In both spirltual and practlcal ways and chalrs the Church meetings. The Church membership
elect the Elders, Deacons, and Officers from arnong themsefves to oversee the spiritual and operational
aspects of the Church.
Governance code
The trustees a￿ aware of the Charlty Governance Code and are considering how the relevant matters can be
applied to and implemented by the Church.
REFERENCE AND AOMINISTRATIVE DEfAIiS
Registered Charty number
1190547
Prlncipal address
30A Main Street
Sutton Bonington
Loughborough
Lelcestershire LE12 SNE
Trustees
John Hebblethwaite
Alex Ison
Brian Beach
Joseph Aston
Pastor
Elder
Church Secretary
Church Treasurer
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SUTTON BONINGTON BAFfisT CHURCH CJO
(A CHARITABLE INCORPORATED
ORGANISATION)
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED
31 DECEMBER 2024
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Balance Sheet
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sirrroN BOYJP4GTON BAPTisf CHURCH CJO
TRUSTEES REPORT FOR THE YEAK ENDED 31 DECEMBER 20Z4
The tw$tee$ pretseni tbeir report Logeilkr with the FI￿ancIal s￿rneDts of the ¢JJarity for tbe year ended 31
D¢¢ember 2024.
The accouTris cutnply with ihe Chdtliies Aer and Attouniing ¥nd R¢p)ning by thdtities. Sthtemelli of Rccofflii)cndcd
Pra¢lic¢ applicable to Chariiies preparing their accounts in ￿an¢t with ¢he Firtanciai Reponing Siandard applicable
itt the UK and Republic of Iteland (FRS102) {effective l Janoary 2015).
Structure GovernAnce
ent
Th¢ rhan'ty W4¥ T¢¥isk￿d ao a Chatiiable Incory￿*d Org8nisarion on 24th July 2020.
The marJx8emeot of the d)ariry is Ibe Tesw)rL8ibiliiy ol the llusiees who are electcd under the rerrns of the governing
documeni. New I￿Stee& 8re ￿1vised of their obligatsons under cbatity It￿ compally law.
Tru$tc¢$ put fotivaid by the mernbership forconsidcra1i￿. Ncw su88es*41 appoinuneDts are vowd on Et a m¢rnb¢TS
mecung in ail insunceg.
The Irusttts dctrrminc the day lo day operarions of the ¢lwiiy or appoini appropria￿ offLceT5 to whom thi$ r¢sp)n5ibiliiy
is drl¢galrd.
B A Be4ch
A Ison (Chairman)
DrJ S HebbSethwaite
J Aswn (Treasur¢rl
Company Regisl¢ra Nymb¢r
CE022638
Charity Re8iswed Number
1190547
Registerd Offi¢t
Bapiist Chuwh
303 Sirerl
Sutton Bonington
Loughboiou8b
LE125N
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The Objcclives iThd A¢tivili¢$ of TTUS(8Y¢ u follows:
IA) The advancemcni of the Christian faith 18 a B8wi$t ¢￿￿￿kn for the trKnefJ( of th¢ publi¢ in a¢¢ordance with the
51atEment of ftiiih.
IB} To ¢*rry oui such ¢h•Tithble purpose$ AS theThi*ees think will fUrts￿ lh¢ WO￿ of the church.
We, As trustecs rt0811i%e that it Is our le8al obli8aiion thai Ihe InL%I'S iciivities are in line wilh our objcaivcs
and attivities afjd we are satisfied that this i$ Ihe case for the period in que4iort. The trnstees ￿60 confirm thai TIL¢y bav¢
hAd rtglrd 10 the ChaLity Commission's 8ULdance on publir b¢nefii.
Aehlev*
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Key Evtrtts
The Building Fund Saw donaiions of over £151.030duTitig the ye•r •nd ¢Apendiiure relaitd to pl¥kniDg gJ)d d¢sigrJ of
£4,120 leAdin8 io a buildin8 hTnd I￿al of£367,881 ai the end of year.
The church wa5 obl¢ to support au additiooil part time pastoral Wo￿tr this y¢8r wbth sufficient rernainin8 fund5 10
continue this for 2025.
Missionaries.. The Church CO￿1n￿ed ￿ supporn a nurnl*rofoverseas missionaries, working ID rnedical and cornmunity
projects in AftiWL countti¢* and als? the Chaplaill alld Frie[￿ts Iniernalional work amDThg￿ overseas &DJd¢nts in rhc
Notiingliam University campus irb Suuon Boningion. In ex(x55 of £30k wa5 giftcd io support tn155i9n project5 and otheT
projecis during (he roursc of lh¢ ycot. Th¢T￿$t is very thankful for all doDaUOD$ grants received within th¢ year.
The Trust had an income this fJ]Jancial year of £249.866 1£84.993 unreStric￿a £164.873 design**d) athd a tot81
eKpEndiiure of £114.073 IrddiThg to a n¢t gain of £135.793.
Th¢ Trns( con5id¢rs thar thLS ￿ a very strong tKksilioD it able ￿ PUf3U¢ IL5 ¢h8rithle astll3 in the futttre.
FAnallces are reviewtd in detail each month by tbe thairrn￿ of TDJstee* and qu*n¢rly by ail the tn]stecs.

strrroN BONINGTOY BAFllST CHURCH CIO
TRUSTEES REPORT FOR IHE YEAR EJYDED 31 DECEMBER 20Z4
T￿ T￿5¢ has ap)licy io rctsiD approximaiely 2 month5 ¢0$1$ of retu￿*￿8 expetL5CS wiihin its ¢urr¢nL acc4)uni. As
the TTUSt 15 fully dtptndatst on the giviDg of its members alld othei %Jppottrts thi$ nu(#uoies & litt]e over the couT8e
of A ye8t but is achievable. Members respond v¢ry well io appe￿5 for increased giving whetber for the Cburch or
ils projects.
Approved by th¢ trusi¢es on I l April 21T25 llnd sisned ¢)n their bebAifby.'
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INDEPLYDENT EXAFrftNERS' REPORT TO THE OFFICERS OF
sirnoN BONINGTON BAPTisf CHURCH CIO
Independent Examiner's Report to the OITlceTs ofsutsoTr Boninglott B#p￿St Cburch
I report to thc charity trnstees on my examit)auon of the X¢OUDLS of the charity for the year cndpj 31 D¢¢emb¢r 2024
which are set out OD pagcs 6 10 11.
RespoTh%fibthtles b4th of report
As the th￿itY'S trusttts you are resw>nsible for the prep8rauoD OC the ￿￿OrdanCe with the requiremenrs of
the Chariiie% Act 20111'th¢ Art.).
I report irt respeci of my exarnination of the chariiy's acwunts C*Tied OUL under sttiion 145 of thc Acl and ID ¢orryin8
out my exthminalion I ￿¥¢ fol]owed all the applicable Direcuons by the CTh¥rity Commission under section
14515)Ibl of the Aci.
lthdependettt exgrtdnevs stgtemeTht
I have Ctsmpleied my examinatlon. I ¢oDrI￿ that no rnaw1￿ uutrers have come to my attentwn in conD￿tion with the
¢xamjtt&ijoJi 8jVItI8 tne cause 10 believe Ihai in any mh*rial respecl..
a¢¢ouThtiTh8 rteords were kept in r&%peci of the ¢bariiy as rcquir¢d by 130 01 th¢ Act., or
th¢ a￿OU￿￿ do not accwd with those rEcord5.
I have no concerns and have come no ithr mAttus in connethion with the ex*niMtson ￿ whi¢h atieTh(ion should
b¢ drnwn in this rep￿ in ordtr to etsable a proper undttsi￿dlll8 ofthe io be reachcd.
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sirrror* BOhThGTOII BAVnST CIIURCH CIO
STATEMFthT OV TrIP4AICIAL ACTivrrL8
(INCLUDING ￿L0.￿￿ ANI) V.XPF_NDITURE ACCOtJND
FOR THE YEAR LNry)ED 31 DECEMBER 2024
Unrtsuiet&l Designatrd
Fund5
ToLal
Funds
2024
To￿1
Fundy
2023
No
2024
INCOME AND Ef4DOWMENTS FROM:
Donations attd legacies
Bank Interest
Weekend Away
801 10
157551
7342
237661
7342
4618
135169
3036
5534
4618
TQTAL INCOME
84728
164893
249621
143739
EXPENDITURE ON:
Charitable aclivities
62339
51734
114073
120419
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
62339
51734
114073
120419
NET INCOME (EXPENDITURE}
22389
113159
135548
23320
TRANSFERS BrnVEEN FUNDS
119436)
19436
NET MOVF.MF,I%T tN FVNDS
2953
132595
135548
23320
RECONCILIA T]ON OF FUNDS:
TotsLI futlds brought forward
26345
246838
273183
249863
TOTAL FUNDS CARRIED FORWARD
29298
379433
408731
273183

strrroN BOEqINGTOY BAFTisf CHURCH CIO
SALANCE SHEEf AS AT 31 DECEIMBER 2024
2024
2023
CURRENT ASSETS
Ikbiors
C&sh al Bank aDd in Haud
409331
273783
409331
273783
LIABILTfIE5- Crediiors falling due within one ye
NET CURRENf ASSETS
408731
273183
NET ASSETS
£408731
£273183
THE FLNDS OF THE CHARITY:
Unrestricted Funds
Iksi8naied F¥ttds
29298
379433
26345
246838
£408731
£273183
Th¢8¢ financial $raiemeni$ w¢re 4)prov¢d by the on I l April 2025 and signed on its behAJf by
Trusiee

surroN' BONtNGTOh' BAPTIST CHURCH Cto
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL ￿ATEmENTs FOR THE YFAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 21
ACCOUNTING POU(JES
of Pre
arauon olFinancia] Staiemen
The8¢ rjnanciai $tsl¢m¢nts hav¢ b¢¢D prepaT¢d in with Ihc Thatities SORP (FRS I021.. 'Accountin8 aThd
Rcpotiing by Chatities. SiaLeuJent of Re£ornme4ded Praclice app]i¢able th dwiues preparing their accouDts in
accordance with FRS102 the Financial Reporting Slandard applicable in the UK and Republi¢ of ljrland"
I"FRS102"1 {e(fe¢iive I January 2016).. FRS102 Thc Finoncial Reportitt8 SiaThd%rd &iii>ltcablc in the UK and
Republic of Ireland lefteciivc Scpi¢Jnb¢T 20161. aDd th¢ Chasiti¢5 Aa 2011. The disc105ure requir¢ffl¢nts of Scctson
IA of FRS102 hav¢ b¢¢J) applicd othcT than whcre addilion81 disclosure is required 10 thow a tru¢ and fair view.
The chariLy constiiuies a public benefii entity under FRSIOI
Assets and liabiliues are iniUtIIy Te¢O8nised at kn"storical Cod OT tr￿S*¢i10n￿ value unle85 Otherwise stated in the
relevani accouniillg policy no* and the [￿anC￿l stalenients ar¢ Prep￿ed on a goin8 concern bgsis. The financial
sratemcnis are prepared In sterling, wlLich is ¢h¢ firwial cutrency o( the clwity and rounded io the nearesi £1.
Tbe Suitoo Bollitt8ton Dapiisi Cbuwh CIO was re8is*red as a ¢haritabk iDCOtwhrated OTÈanisaiiort ort 24 July 2020
and is governed hy a consiiiuiiot) dated 24 July 2020 and rew51ered with the Chariiy CommissiL)rt under chariiy
number I1SX)547.
UndcsiBnated generaj funds are unrestric*d which gre ¥v¥il#bk for us¢ ai the discfftson Of the trus￿5 in
furtheranu of the 8en¢ral obixlive5 of the charity And whi¢tJ have not beeth desi8n&ted for ￿her purposes.
R¢sirict¢d furwis ar¢ funds which are 10 b¢ in accordance with S￿lfiC restriciions imposed by dontsTS or which
hdve 17een rdi5ed by the ch￿Iry for particularpurposes. The aim of e4th Ttsiricted fund ib xi our in Ihe iioie¥ io Ihc
rinancial sIAtrmcnts.
All incomin8 re$ource8 are included in the SOFA when the charity &s legally entiiled io th¢ income 2fter
pert'orniance c¢Jndiiions have been ma. Ihe 8rn0uni can be measured re&son¥bly and it is probabl¢ thjl Ihr inroine
will bc rc¢cived. No amount in¢ludc4 in th¢ fiNncl￿ sia¢¢m¢nts for Yoluntecr tirne in line with SORP IFRS1021.
Liablknti￿ aJr [￿oS￿15¢d ￿PendI(￿￿ a5 a5 the￿ iJ a Icsal or ¢ofts¢N¢uv¢ obligmiors ¢ommiiiinE the chU￿h
to that ¢xpettditur¢. it 15 proMbie that Settien￿t will be required 8nd the amount of the obligiiion be mea¥urcd
reliably. AJI expenditiwe As a¢couDted for on accNals basis.
GranL4 payahlt are rharged in Ihe y¢ar when I￿ of*er is made except in those cascs where Ihe offer 15 conditional,
5urh gran15 being tEQQgDi5ed H5 eAFndilutE when thc cothditiotss allaC￿d are fulfilled.

sirrro_YBO￿GTO￿ BAvfIsT CHURCH CIO
NOT&S TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMFJrfs FOR THE YL4R LYDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
DONATIONS AND LEGACI
UDrcstricted
D¢sixnated
Funds
FuDd$
?024
Total
24
Totsl
202
DonJlions from Church membtrs
80110
157551
237661
135169
£80110
£157551
£237061
£135169
PEND
RE
NCHA
Unreslrbcled
Fundj
Degigttated
Funds
Total
Building Costs
Employmeni Costs
M￿lse Expenscs
Insllranee & Ltcence
EiepaiTS
Mi5bionary
Ouir¢ach C4Ats
Visiiing Pre￿h¢[S
Donations 10 charities elc
Profcssion41 F¢r5
Bank, Printing & Sthiionery
Trait)in8
w￿kEnd Away
Compuier Expellses
4773
25289
15821
1997
1993
5443
11845
10216
37134
15821
1997
1993
29172
938
36310
24203
IS938
1638
1984
32888
432
200
29172
938
4774
4774
1291
725
894
7795
423
1291
665
894
7795
423
1366
28Q
383
3576
1103
£62339
£51734
£114073
£120419
2024
2023
W&g¢5 salart
National iiL surance
[£55.. Employmertt AIIow8rKe
PenssoL Coniribulions
33468
2136
121361
3666
20672
1597
(1597}
3531
£37134
£24203

SUTfoN BONINGTOY BA wfisT CHURCH Cto
NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR THE YEAR FIIDED 31 DECEMBER2024
TAFF COST
coDI'd
202
Average nutnber of employees
The foUowiDg trus*es received ren)uneraIio￿dUnlls the yw.
J Hebblethwail¢
£21623
£20672
J Hebblethw4it£ rnceAved remunerniiott forhij Tolt i p￿lor io the Church. Dot for hi$ n>le 8$ 3 Irnxiee.
Rent of £9600 paid 10 J Hebbkthwaitr •nd kn'$ for the uÈe of their hryJ8e as a m4Th5e.
J Ilebblethwaire wa5 accruing reiiremeni benefits during th¢ PN5￿1. The contributions to a dcfincd
contributs4)n pcn5Lon xhcmc. Thc ¢ontribulioD5 in the year w¢ff £1666.
5 ￿E￿[(￿- Amounts (alling due within one y
Arxwals
600

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swrTON BONINGTON BAYrtST CHURCH CIO
NOTES TO THE FIN￿¥cIAL STATEMENT5 FOR THE YEAR EIYDED JI DECEMBER 2024
l JaDU
2024
31 D￿emb
ut￿¢5￿)￿¢d Fund5
tk$ignaT¢d Fund5
26345
246838
84728
164893
(62339)
(51734)
{194361
19436
29298
379433
TOWI Funds
Q73l83
£249621
£1114073)
£408731
Designated Funds repT¢s¢Dt¢d by:
31 Dec¢mbeT
Buildin8 Fund
Church Wi)rker Pund
Christmas FuDd
Mi&sionary Fund
Benevol¢ni Fund
220971
25(MM)
151010
(5503)
(I 1845)
(22351
(29776)
123751
300478
13155
955
10753
2175
413
{2001
46838
£164893
qS17341
£19436
£379433
Designated
Toial
Fund b&linres at 31 D￿ember 2024 *e ￿p￿sented by..
Current Assets
Current LJabilldes
29898
If4M))
379433
4(P9331
IfAKTrI
To¢al N¢¢ Assels
£29298
£379433
£408731