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|Objectives and Activi|ties||
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||SORP||
||reference||
|Summary ofthe purposes of|Para 117||
|the charity as set out in its||To advance the Christian religion for the|
|governing document||benefit ofthe public throughout the Three|
|||Rivers area, and throughout the United|
|||Kingdom or internationally as the trustees|
|||from time to time may see fit, in particular|
|||but not exclusively through the holding of|
|||prayer meetings, lectures! public|
|||celebration of religious festivals, providing|
|||pastoral care and carrying out missionary|
|||and evangelistic work|
|Summary of the main|Para 1.17|The trustees have given due regard to the|
|activities in relation to those|and 1.19|Charity Commission’s guidance on public|
|purposes for the public||benefit. At the broadest level, the Charity|
|benefit, in particular, the||believes its activities are in the public|
|activities, projects or||benefit because it seeks to advance the|
|services identified in the||Christian religion, which provides a robust|
|accounts.||moral and ethical framework to live by, and|
|||emphasises values that encourage public|
|||service, kindness and compassion.|
|||When planning our activities for the year!|
|||the pastor and trustees have considered|
|||the Charity Commission’s guidance on|
|||public benefit and, in particular, the specific|
|||guidance on charities for the advancement|
|||of religion. Activities include:<br>Regular|
|||public worship open to all<br>Pastoral work,|
|||including visiting the sick and bereaved|
|||Teaching Christianity through sermons,|
|||courses, conferences and small groupst|
|||The provision of mid-week groups with a|
|||Christian ethos for children<br>Promoting the|
|||whole mission ofthe Church through|





|||activities• Supporting other charities in the|
|---|---|---|
|||UK and overseas|
|||In addition to this, the activities ofthe|
|||Charity benefit the public in many ways, for|
|||example<br>— both volunteers and attendees|
|||learn transferable skills which can be taken|
|||back to their local communities.|
|Statement confirming|Para 1.18|The trustees have complied with the duty in|
|whether the trustees have||section 4 ofthe CharitiesAct 2006 to have|
|had regard to the guidance||due regard to public benefit guidance|
|issued by the Charity||published by the Commission. We have|
|Commission on public||regard to both the Charity Commission’s|
|benefit||general guidance on public benefit and the|
|||advancement of religion forthe public|
|||benefit. The trustees always ensure that|
|||the activities we undertake are in line with|
|||our charitable objects and aims.|



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||||reference||
|||||We are hugely thankful to all of our|
|||||volunteers, helping with teaching, running|
|Contribution|made|by|Para 1.38|courses such as the marriage course and|
|volunteers||||personal growth courses, worship, and set|
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||5ORP reference||
|---|---|---|
|||This is our first year of operations. We have|
|||been very encouraged by the activity and|
|Summary ofthe main<br>achievements ofthe charity.|Pare 1.20|achievements ofour first period of account,<br>in advancement ofour charitable|
|identifying the difference the||objectives.|
|charity’s work has made to|||
|the circumstances of its||Due to the national lockdown, many ofour|
|beneficiaries and any wider||year 1 plans had to take a different form.|
|benefits to society as a||We met for a proportion ofthe year online,|
|whole.||which provided an excellent support|
|||network and community forthose who|
|||joined the meetings, especiallythose|
|||medically vuinerable or living on theirown.|
|||During this time we also had 2 worship|
|||students who supported the weekly|
|||meetings.|
|||We had midweek fellowship and pastoral|
|||groups during the lockdown, and provided|
|||bible teaching and social media live|
|||sessions to keep people as connected as|





|church community but a wider audience|
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|also.|
|Weekly worship services<br>- We have been|
|meeting in person atArnett Hills School for|
|the past year. Having transitioned out of the|
|ockdown restrictions our aims where to|
|provide a point ofconnection for those in|
|the church and the community. We have|
|been pleased to see the numbers of|
|attendance grow over the year as we have|
|made connections in the community.|
|Foodbank care packages<br>- We partnered|
|with the school where we meet for services,|
|and donated large food packages for all the|
|families at the school who are known to be|
|in financial need.|
|Children’s church<br>- Children’s church has|
|been one ofthe highlights ofour first year.|
|We have had so many children regularly|
|attending that we have employed children’s|
|workers to run sessions on Sunday|
|mornings. We believe this has enabled us|
|to advance the children’s knowledge and|
|understanding ofthe Christian religion as|
|well as provide them with a safe place to|
|have fun within their community.|
|Midweek support groups<br>- Our mid week|
|support groups have been another point of|
|connection available to anyone within the|
|church. This has helped us to ensure we|
|are fighting loneliness in our community. It|
|has also been one ofthe main ways we|
|have provided pastoral support to|
|attendees as is one of our stated Charitable|
|Purposes.|





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|Catch the Fire Three <br>document.|Rivers is a|ClO, with a constitution governing|
|---|---|---|
|Description of charity’s|||
|trusts:|||
|Type ofgoverning document|Para 125|The charity is governed by a|
|(trust deed, royal charter)||constitution, compliant with the|
|||Charities Act 2011 (the 2011 Act) and the|
|||General Regulations ofthe Charity|
|||Commission|
|How is the charity|Para 1.25|The charity is a ClO, established underthe|
|constituted?||laws of England and Wales is registered and|
|(e.g unincorporated<br>association, ClO)||regulated by the Charity Commission for<br>England and Wales|
|Trustee selection methods|Para 1.25|The memorandum provides for a minimum of|
|including details of any||three Directors and a maximum of 9. The|
|constitutional provisions e.g.<br>election to post or name of||Directors are responsible forthe appointment<br>of new members. New Directors would be|
|any person or body entitled<br>to appoint one or more<br>trustees||briefed on their legal obligations under charity<br>and company law, the content ofthe<br>Constitution, the decision-making processes|
|||and the recent performance ofthe charity.|
|||Trustee Selection from the Constitution ofthe|
|||CIO:|
|||(1)Apart from the first charity trustees,|
|||every trustee must be appointed by a|
|||resolution passed at a properly convened|
|||meeting ofthe charity trustees.|
|||(2) In selecting individuals for appointment|
|||as charity trustees, the charity trustees|
|||must have regard to the skills, knowledge|
|||and experience needed for the effective|
|||administration ofthe dO.|



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|Reference and Admin|istrative details|
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|Charity name|catch the Fire Three Rivers|
|Other name the charity uses|CTF3R|
|Reqistered charity number|1192294|
|Charity’s principal address|74 Thellusson Way|
||Rickmansworth|
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|me|s ofthe charitytru|stees wh|o manage the charity|||
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||Trustee name|Office<br>(if any)|Dates acted if not forwhole<br>year|Name ofperson (or<br>—<br>body) entitled to<br>appoint trustee (if any)||
|1|Thomas Ailsop||Period from registration<br>date to today|||
|2|David Richards||Period from registration<br>date to today|||
|3|Kieron Densham||Period from registration<br>date to today|||





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|A2 Asset and investment sales,|||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|(see table).|||||||||||
|Sub total|-||-|||-|-|||-|
|Totalreceipts I|10,034 I|I|501|I||-II|10.084|||-I|
|A3 Payments|||||||||||
|Costs of charitable actMties|6,508||-||-||6.508||||
|Grants to indMduals (missions)|-||50||-||50||||
|Sub total|6508||50||-||6,558||-||
|A4 Asset and investment|||||||||||
|purchases, (see table)|||||||||||
|PA Equpment<br>Office Equipment|1.185<br>987||-]||||1,185<br>987||||
|Sub total|2,172||||||2,172||||
|Totalpayments I|8,6801|||I||—I|8,730|I||—I|
|Net ofreceiptsl(payments)|||||||||||
|A5 Transfers between funds|||||||||||
|A6 Cash funds last year end|||||||||||
|Cash funds this year end|||||||||||






||||Unrestricted|Restricted|Restricted|Endowment|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
||||funds|funds||funds|
||||to nearest £|to nearest|£|to nearest £|
|BI Cash funds|||||||
||(agree balarces wilh re:pts|and paymen:s|||||
|||accotnt(s))|||||
||||Unrestricted|Restricted||Endowment|
||||funds|funds||funds|
||||to nearest £|to nearest|£|to nearest £|
|B2 Other monetary assets|||||||
||||Fund to which<br>asset belongs|Cost (optional)||Current value<br>(optional)|
|B3 Investment assets|||||||
||||Fund to which<br>asset belongs|Cast (optional)||Current value<br>(optional)|
|B4 Assets retained for the|PA Equipment||General|1,185|||
|charity’s own use|Cite Equment||Genera||987||
||||Fund to which|Amount due||When due|
||:J||liability relates|(optional)||(optional)|
|B5 Liabilities|||||||
|Signed by one ortwo trustees on<br>behalf of all thetrustees|Signature||Print Name|||Date of<br>approval|
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