Trustees. Annual Report for the period
Period start date
Period end date
2024
2024
From
ITO
Reference and administration details
Section A
Charlty name
North End Baptist Church
Other namgs charlty Is known by
Reglstered chaTIty number (if any)
1192736
Charlty's prln¢lpal address
195 Powerscourt Road
Portsmouth
Hampshire
Postcode
P02 7JH
Names of the ¢harity trustses who manage tho charity
Dates acted if not for whol•
ar
Trustoe name
offi￿ Ilf any)
Namg of pernon lor body) ontitled
toa
Int tru8t8e
ifon
Rev Tracey Ansell
Christopher Green
Linda Ashley
Catherine
Johansen
Kevin Sumner
John Webster
Minister
Treasurer
Deacon
Deacon
Deacon
Deacon
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0110112024- 2610312024
0110112024- 3110112024
Michelle Treacher
Deacon
Alex Peters
Deacon
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Names of the trustees for the charlty, If any, (for example, any cuslodian trustees)
Name
Dates acted if not for whole
ear
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Namos and addresses of advlsern (Opllonal Informatlonl
of advlsèr
Nama
Address
Name of chlof gxecutlve or names of senlor staff membèrs (Optlonal informatlon)
Section B
Structure.
overnance and mana
ement
Descrtption of the charlty's trusts
Consb'tution
Type of goveming document
{eg. trust deed. constitutlc., i.,
How Ihe charity is conslituted
cio
leg. trust. association. CLi￿Par
Trustee selection methods
Election
Addltional governance Issues (Optlonal Infomiation)
We induct trustees and encoLJrage them to do continual training. We are
affiliated with the Baptist Union and Members of the Further Faster
Ne￿ork.
You may choose to include
additional information, where
relevant, about:
policies and procedures
adopted for the induction and
training of trustees-
the charivs organisation81
structure and any wider
ne￿Ork with which the charity
works;
relationship with any related
parties-
trustees, consideration of
major risks and the system
and procedures to manage
them.
Section C
Ob'ectives and activities
Advancement of the Christian Faith according to the principles of the
Baptist Denominalion.
Summary of the objects of the
charity set out in its
governing document
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We provlde worship services on a Sunday mornlng.
We run several bible study groups, and children and youth groups for
people of all ages.
We rent out our rooms to local community groups.
We run a community Fcyod Pantry to help and seNice the local area.
Summary ofthe main
activlties undertaken for the
public boneflt in relatlon to
these obJeGts (include withln
thls section th• statutory
deGlaratlon that trustees hav¢
had r¢gard to the guldance
Issued by tho Charity
Commlsslon on public
benefit)
Additlonal detalls of objectlves and activitles (Optlonal Informatlon)
We cannot do what we do without our volunteers and regularty have 10
to 50 volunteers each we&k in the building.
You may choose to include
further statements, where
relevanl, about:
policy on grantmaking.,
policy programme related
investment;
contribution made by
volunteers.
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Section D
Achievements and performance
Annual Report for North End Baptsst Church - 2024
Summary of tho maln
achl•vement8 of the ¢harlty
durlng the year
Matthew 5.14-16 (NIV):
"You are the light of the world. A town bullt on a lyill cannot be
hidden. Ivefther do people light a lamp andput it under a bowl.
Instead, theyput it on its stand, and it gives light to everyone In
the house. In the Same wayi let your light shine 13efore others that
they may see yourgood deeds andglorifyyour Father in heaven. '
Our mlsslon is to lead people Into a growlng relationship with Jesus
Christ. Tris Is based on the following 2 Scriptures:_
l. Matthew 22.. 37-40 - The Great Commandment
'Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your sou
and with all your mind., This is the first and greatest
commandment. And the second is like it: 'Love your neighbour as
yourself.
2. Matthew 28..18-20 - rhe Great Commission
Then Jesus came to them and said, "All authority in heaven and on
earth has been given to me. Therefore go and make disciples of all
nations, baptising them in the name of the Father and of the Son
and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I
have commanded you. And surely l am with you always, to the
very end of the age."
is
Introduction
This report outlines the activities, achievements, and financial
position of North End Baptist Church during the year 2024. We
have continued to focus on our mission to serve both our
congregation and the wlder community, particularly those who are
unchurched, through various programs, events, and support
services.
Misslon and Vision
At the heart of our ministry is a commitment to being a church for
unchurched people. This year, we continued our membership in
the Further Faster Network, which has helped us place people who
are new to church at the centre of our attivities. We strive to
create welcoming spaces and environments where people feel
invited to explore faith and grow spiritually.
Key Activitles and Achievements
14 Days of Prayer (January): We began the year with a focused
14 days of prayer, which encouraged deep reflettion on our walk
with God. The church engaged well, with powerful themes
emerging around trust and reliance on God for the year ahead.
- The Bereavement Journe
Janua
March
In res
onse to the
March 2012
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Section D
Achievements and performance
grief many of our congregation members were experiencing, we
Initiated the Bereavement Journey program. several volunteers
We￿ trained, and we successfully ran thls program three times in
2024, offering much-needed SUPPK)rt to those in mourning.
- Counselling Service (Ongoing).. Our counselllng service continues
to run every Tuesday, wrth four slots available each week. The
Servi￿ remains in high demand, with a waiting list to
accomm(xJate all those seeking support.
- Newcomers, Lunch (January): We hosted a newcomers, lunch to
welcome those who had joined us in the last six months. We
continue to see growth in our congregation, despite some
members moving for various reasons, including work relocations
and other commitments.
Bible in One Year (OngoirvJ): Encouraging daily Bible readings,
we facilitated group M￿tup5 for those participating in the Bible in
One Year plan. These meetups have proved vitsl in 5UPPOrting
spiritual growth and discipleship within the congregation.
- Alpha Course (January - March): With over 20 guests attending,
the Alpha course continued to be a key part of our outreach
efforts, offering a space for people to explore faith in a safe and
welcoming environment.
Community Outreach
- Household Support Grant for Panty (January & April): Thanks to
successful grant applications, we received over £75,000 of funding
to support the Panty, providing affordable food to those in need
within our I￿al communty.
- Irdnians SeekirKJ Wlum (March): As more Iranians seeking
asylum were placed in our aty, we provided thern with essential
items for their homes through a grant that supwrted
homelessness relief.
- Safeguarding Training (October): We held a safeguarding training
day for all those working with children and vulnerable adults,
including a Level 3 course for new leaders. This is part of our
commitment to k￿pIng our activities safe and secure for all
members of our community.
We were pleased to celebrate 10 years of Copnor Coffee Club in
August and a special paty was held.
Building and Faalities
Stsined Glass Window Insulation (April): Thanks to generous
donations, work began on insulating the large stained glass
window, which had been letting heat escape. The window was
reserved on the outside while im
rovements were made
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Section D
Achievenients and performance
intemally.
Hall Refurbishment (Ongolng): Throughout the year, we focused
on plannlng and preparlng ft)r the refurbishment of our downstsirs
hall. This project, which wlll begln In February 2025, Is essential to
support the growing activltles of our church and community.
Kitchenette Installation (July)." A new kitchenette wa5 built in the
santtuary to support refreshments and increase the functionality of
the space, making it available for rentsl.
Worship and Leadership
Worship Coordinator Recruitment (November): We successfully
recruited a part-time Worship Coordinator to lead and refresh our
worship ministry. movlng away from the use of an iPad and
reintroducing live music. This has been an exciting development,
and we are thrilled to see new members joining our worship team,
includlng a drummer and singers.
Next Generation
New Youth & Children's Worker (August): Kirsty joined us as our
new Children's and Youth Worker, and we were able to run a
successful holiday club for school-age children. This included
sleepover for secondary school children, which saw over 30
children attending.
Schools work continued to expand significantly in 2024 across
muttiple schools in the area providing assemblies and classroom
sessions.
A big thank you to all those involved in our Next Generation
ministry. What an amazing asset and blessing you are in helplng
our children and young people grow in their relationship with
Jesus.
Men's and Women's Ministries: Both our men's and women's
ministries continued to thrive, with many men attending the CVM
camp and the women's ministry being relaunched in July.
Baptisms and Celebrations
Throughout the year, we celebrated several baptisms, with five
people being baptised in December alone. These moments of
spiritual renewal are a testament to the ongoing work of God in
the lives of those in our community.
We were privileged to condutt weddings for couples within the
congregation, along with Baby dedications, and funerals for the
saints that we lost during the year.
Events
- Comedians and Carols
December . We hosted a festive evenin
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SeGtion D
Achievements and performance
of Comedlans and Carols, which vvas well-attended by the local
community. Thls event, alongside our Christmas Eve Christingle
and Nativity services, brought Joy and connection to manv.
- servi￿ of MemorSes (November): In collaboration with
Stapleford5, we held our Annual Service of Memories, which
provided a space for those grleving the loss of loved ones.
h Finan
With continued rising costs our faith that God will provide has
never been more apparent. The year stsrted with £13,286 in the
church account. Our budget for the year showed a deficit which
would eat up all of this, and tX)tentiolty mo￿. With several projects
ongoing* fundraising was also paramount.
In the early part of the year the santtuary window was boarded
up, with the inside decorated including depitting the history of
NEBC. The cost of this was slightly more than had been raised,
which was funded by the general funds of the church. The overdll
cost was £836.58.
In July a new Kitchenette was bu1￿ in the sanctuary. The total cost
of this was £4264.43. The initial budget of £2,700 was raised by
fundraising and donations specific for the Kitchenette. The
leadership team agreed for a commercial dishwasher to be
installed which was also funded out of the general funds.
Fundraising for the hall refurbishment continued. By the end of the
year, we had raised a further £11,600 throu9h various activities. A
number of applications were put in for grants, which generated
over £70,000 with sonE through pledges. To finance the
remainder of the money for this major renovation it was agreed to
sell flats we owned. These were provisionally sold at the end
of the year, with the completion due early in 2025.
In Mayi the nursery operating out of our sanctuary closed. This led
to a shortfall being expected from our budget income. Gcé has
ble55ed us with seeing increasing giving from our church family
whlch has offset some of this shortfall. With the additional funds
remaining from the sale of the flats it is our intention to investigate
opening a church nur*y.
By the end of the year there was £36,740 in the church account.
We thank God for his continued provision for all the finances to
support the work of the church, as well as the church family for
their generosity throughout the year.
Pant Finances
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Seclion D
Achievements and performance
The Food Pantry has continued to be supported by the community.
The balance in the bank at the start of the year was £59,770. The
pantry had a celebration week for their 3rd anniversary in April,
wlth support organisations visiting offering advice to members.
In totsl over £81,500 was received In grants for the pantry
operations. These were provided by the Household Support Fund,
The Nelghbourly Foundation, the Partnership for Foc#J and the Hive
Portsmouth. These grants enabled us to employ a Community
Engagement Officer to help bridge the gap bet￿￿￿ Visitors
attending the Pantry and the church, part of our vision to reach the
communlty.
In December, a mobile pantry was started in Hilsea area of
Portsmouth. This was to enable us to reach parts of the P02 area
of Portsrnouth further away from the church building, enabling
those who may have challenges geth'ng to the church building due
to distan￿, to have the opportunity to use the pantry. It began
the week before Christmas with a soft launch and we l(J)k forward
with some excitement to seeing this grow as we progress into
2025. A grdnt of £5,000 was received from Vivid, with further
funding of £16,000 agreed from the Household Support Fund to
see us through to March 2025.
The balan￿ in the bank at the end of the year was £65,902.
Conclusion
2024 has been a year of groth, challenge, and transformation for
North End Baptist Church We have seen new people join our
congregation, experienced significant developments in our
communrty outreach, and laid the groundwork for a future full of
opportunity. We look forward to 2025 with faith and expettation as
we continue to serve God and our I￿1 community.
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Section E
Financial review
Our 8im is lo have 3 months, worth of normal expendituiè in cash_ We do
have 4 buildings Bs assels and if needed wè would look to liquidise 2 of
these if reserves are low and costs increase.
Brlof statement of tha
charlty's pollcy on reserves
Dètalls of any funds materlally
In deflcit
Further flnanclal revlew detalls (Optional Informatlon)
Our main SOU￿ of funds ¢omes from donations from our members. We
rent out our rooms in the building for income and rent out 2 flats.
You may Choose to include
additional infgmiation, where
relevant about:
the charity's principal
sources of funds {including
any fundraising).,
how expenditure has
supported the key objectives
of the charity;
investment policy and
objectives including any
ethical investment policy
adopted.
We have 3 full time stsff gnd 6 part time members of staff who ensure
that the charities objectives are met.
Section F
Other optional information
Section G
Declaration
The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees, report above.
Signed on behalf of the ¢harfty's trustees
Signature(s)
Full namels)
Position (eg Secretary, Chair.
ètc)
C￿cLI5
Date
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CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
NoTth End 8a tIBt Church
1192736
Annual accounts for the
eriod
To
Park)d end
d8t8
Perkxl ¥tort
date
0110112024
3111212024
Section A
Statement of financial activities
Re$irlcted
Incomo
funds
Unrn$trlct•d
funds
Endowm•nt
funds
Prlor y•ar
lund•
R•comm•nded ￿tt90T1•S by actlvlty
Total funds
125459
45.817
88,606
171 276
88,606
3.357
179 785
26.517
162,864
26.517
297.087
29,661
299417
Total
134.423
Exp•ndFtw• on:
100.590
1,063
125,286
59,300
63.963
65.026
67,563
20.836
268.765
20.836
99.549
1S,721
284,508
Total
169.216
N•t InGomel{•xpendlturn) before Investment
qaln81{10s50s)
6,552
34,874
28.322
14,909
Net Incomel(expendlturn)
Extraordinary Item8
Tran5fer8 between fund5
Other recognlsed galnsl(los8•s1.'
6,552
34,874
28.322
14,909
Olhwgjwloswl
Net movement in fvnds
6,552
34,874
28,322
14.909
Reconclliatlon of funds."
Totsl ftTh1s browht foma
Total funds carrfed fonvaffl
16,081
50.955
76,447
104,769
61,538
76,447
53,814

Section B
Balance sheet
Unr•8trlct•d Incom• Endowm•n* Total thls
fund¥
nds
nd•
y••r
Total last
Fixed assets
Intanglble assots
F01
F02
F03
F04
F05
3.1go
3.19)
(Nots 4)
27
Current assets
l)¢btor4
Invesknents
Cash at bank and In hand {Not• 5)
Total cumint assets
B07
51.687
51,687
73.257
73,257
BIO
50,955
102.
Creditors: amounts falNng due wtthln
ono year
11
cunvnt assets/lll•blllthsJ B12
51.687
50,955
102,642
73,257
Totalassots Iw cutTen¢ Ilabjlltles 813
76.447
Creditors: amounts falllng duo aftor
one year
Provlslons for Ilabllltl•8
814
B15
Total netassets orllabllltles
Funds of the Charity
Rostrtctsd Income funds
Unrestricted funds
Revaluatlon r8s•rvo
B16
53,814
50.955
104.769
76.447
818
50.955
50,955
53.814
60,366
16,081
819
53,814
B20
Total fvnds B21
53,814
50,955
4,789
76.447
SlgKd by onè or Iwo trustees M behalf ofall
the twsteos
Date of
approval
ddlmmj
signature
Print Name
C41ilC-LJc- Jo
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Section C
Notes to tlie atcounts
Notg 1
Basls of prnpv•llon
1.1 BaJls of accountlng
These aL>xunts have been prepareil underlhè historf(al cost ￿entIon wllh 81 c(6t or
t￿r￿￿et￿rt valug unl85s oyherwlsè stated n the rdevant nots(81 to these ac￿unts.
The 8c*x)unis have l)een prep8red kn accordanc8 wlth..
the st￿ment ol R￿mM1￿jed Practico.. knuntrrKJ ar￿ Reportkng by Cha
prfrparfng acgJunts In acwrdance With tho Finandal RoportrNJ Stand8rO
applt8bl• in tho UK and R¥*ubNcof Irek8nd (FRS 102) on 18 July2014
. and wtth"
the Flnaroal RepNUng Standard appli¢abl• in the Untted ￿Thj￿0m aThJ of
Irdand IFRS 102)
' and ￿th the Charflig8 AL* 2011.
1.2 Go)ng concern
ff th•rn am m•t•rt•l un¢•rt•lnll•s ml•t•d lo •v•nts or¢I￿dItIOnS that e•stslgnifKartdoubt on th• chwlty
abMIty to C4>nllnu• os • qdng c¢¥K•n4 Ph•￿provIdè th• lollowlng d•talls orst4t• Wotapplk•bla", ff
An 6yplanation as to thos&factors th8t
the ￿￿￿￿$￿)n that tha tharity b a lloing
14otApplk•lJR•
Dthura ol uncèrtainties that make the
golng concem assuwion doubtful:
Whero ac%￿Urts are not prepared on a goiNd
basi%, please this fact
togètherwilti the basls on whith the trustees
prepar&J the ac￿￿nts an¢J the reason whythe
clJ8rlty is not rew4rded 8S 8
NotApplkabh
1.3 ChAnge of accounting polley
The 8CCOLMts Pr￿n1 8 true ano fatr vlthv 8nd ￿ thanges have been madeto thea(x*unUNJ pclk4'8s ￿llY)led In
notg 2.
1A ChaNJH to occountlng ost#nat•*
rtharge5 to accountirffj ¢S￿M8￿$ have oGGurred In the rep)rtiw per￿¥1 (3.46 FRS102 SORPI.
1,5 Matsrfal Prfor￿ar •rroT•
No material p￿T yearerror have been idenlrf& In the reportiro peric4J13.47 FRS102 SORPI.

Section C
Notes to the accounts
(cont}
CCIIAING RESQURUS
The5e•Fe Included In the5taternent of ISOFAI when-.
t￿chaI)fy bpcome5 ent￿le￿ to the resour￿￿.
Ihe trtrst*esare ￿rtual￿rerts1rt theywlil receI￿the fe50uiees,'
Ihe rnoTretary ￿lue me8suied wlth $uffldeTrt rell•blllty.
comfry rnl*¢•d WhÈrelncomlngTesource5 hBve rtt•ted expendlture laswlth luThJra151n801 c￿1•¢1 IKomel Intomln¥
fe50vrces and relKtedwerKlkure tFe reptslled irots In the SOF
GrantsavKI donauons are onSylndudEd Ihthe5rfAt*then the chaiityh•5 yntondltlonalenttV¢mertio the
T•xmd•I￿0no0fft*tknSnd ￿ Incornlryresources fromtsx reclalmsaTelFLduded knthe 50FA * the same Ilmeas thegit to*thkh ihty rel*e.
Ine•me•ndpufvrm•n(• Thls lsontylnduded 1nthesoFAon￿lhef£lè1tdt00d50r Ser%*￿ have been ttefvere
Olltsln klnd
Glfts In ￿nd•re atyounied forai a TeawnllAe￿tIrnltèOfththr ¥alyetothe ¢hthtrthe4mourta¢tual
reallsed.
Glfts In ￿nd for￿le ordtstributl9na￿ I￿l￿ded In the x£ounts as 8lfts ontyt*then sohjordlstrfouled bythe
fjlftsln klnrl for use bythecP4rSty )re rndyrjed ￿ theSoFAa51rKomlDg restsm when ieceNable.
Ihese are onlyinduded irKoM1￿ reKstsr¢es Iwjth an equiwleffj amount In resources expended) where the
benefft tothechadty Is reason3bly quant+fllb￿, me35ur4tle and m￿e￿al. The ￿l￿e pla￿d cffl thes* resources Is
theestlmated ¥71ue tothe charity ofthe seThke¢Jrtsdllty recelve¢l.
The valueof any¥dU5rtaryl￿p re￿1ved1$￿0Iincluded In the accounts bur Is d¥s¢rtbed in t￿trUstee$, a•nu
repDrt.
ThLs Is hthe accwnts whEn retelvabl&
Thls Incl¢￿$ 8ny8aln orlosson the saleof In￿lments aThl anyealn orloss resulttngfrom revaluh* In¥e5tm8rt5
to market ￿l￿t atthe end oltheyear.
EXPENDrfuREANDUIBiimES
il•bllltyr4w115on
8￿rItieS are reco8nW a5500n asthere is a le8al oruffi￿n￿li¥e ￿￿1&allOn cr*nfftittln8the charlty to payout
resovr¢es.
Include rostsof the Pr￿rat￿Tr aryl emamlnaiknn ofstatutoryac¢ounts,Ihe costsof trustee meetlw ¢ostof
any le441 4￿<¢tot￿$tees on governance or Cor￿￿￿tIOnal matters.
Gr•ntsT*Ith puforffl•ll￿Wth whetethetharlty8l￿S a grnntwkh condltloD5 for Its p￿Mertt belrtga swific level ofserw￿or0￿tp￿ttts ae
pio7Aded. yjch grants areonly recrydnised In the SOFA ontt the red￿nt of theBrant has provi*d the specified
sèThlteof Outwt.
Gr¥bts pJyaUe wlthDutwfom• Thesèare onlyre¢ognlsefSlnthe accounts when lcommltment has boen made and there areno conLfiti0Tr5 to te
rnet retadnB tothesrant whlth remaln In the rontrol of thè tharlty.
Support costs InCI￿le certtval fttndlons and have been alkKated to adfvlty cost¢ate8orleson a ba51s consistent
with useol resources, egallo¢atln8 5xokwty costs tyfloorartas, or per tapita, 5tsff costs by the timè spent
and other costsbytheli usade.
These are t4pltallsed Ifthey can beused fof mciethanoTreyear, and cost at ￿st E5th]. ate valued at Cost or
a reasonable IAlue ofi recelpi.
d￿1ft¥
Investmentsquotedon a reco8nisEd 5tockexthan8e ore valued at maiket value ar ihe year ond. oihef investmeDt
assets¥ie In£lithd * tru5tees' best estlmate of marketvalue.
These Ofe valued It the lowe¥ of c05tov marketvalue.

Sectioii C
Notes to tlie accounts
lr.ontl
Not• 3
Pald •Mploy￿¥
Pl•as• eompl•f• th1• not• If tIM Gh•rtyh•s any omplOy￿
3.1 Staff Co•1•
Th1* y•ar
Laxt y•w
S8￿rI￿ and w•g•s
104.570
84.1eo
P•nsion cost• (dalln•d contrlbutlon ach•rn•)
4.248
4.176
Total st8ff to8t•
Thts
108.818
88.336
provld• d•tall• of •xpendftur• on staff worf(Ing
Not ApplkJb
Pl¢as• provld• d•tsll% of exp•ndltur• on staff worklnq
Pl•as• gfvfr detalls of the ntsmber of employw whoso to￿ •m
No •mployaas recolvad omploy•• b•n•fft¥ (•xcludlng
boneffts
&¥¢ludln
NotAvpll¢•tyl•
32 Avornge h•8d count In the >••r
The part8 of th• charity
FUl￿raIsIn
in which tho wnploy•g5
CharJtab10 Actlvftla8
Govornanco
Oth•r
Thls y•ar
Number
Last ￿ar
Numb•r
T**1

SÈclion C
NotPS to tho accounts
Iconti
Not• 4
Tanglbl• flx•d a¥8•1s
PIMs• compl•(• thls not• If Ilw ch•rfty h•s any t•ft9ibl• ftx•d •M•ts
4.1 Colt or ￿1￿0£10￿
Fr••hold
l•nd &
bulldlng•
¢Yh•r lind
a bulldlng•
Plan(
rnachln•ry •nd
motor v•hlet•B
FJxtur••.
flttlng• •nd
•qulpmnt
Totsl
At the begSnnlrw of th8 >wr
Rev8lualons
At end of tho ￿T
42 D•pr•¢l•tlon •nd Imp•lrni•nt•
asl*
SLorRB
SLorRB
RB
SLorRB
SLorRB
- R•to
33.30%
At baglnnlng of the year
Disposals
Deprriatic
Impatrment
1,500
1.xio
1.063
1,063
At end of Ihe
4.3 Net book valu•
Net book value at th& beglnning of the year
Nel ￿￿k value at th8 end of year
3.190
3,190
2.127
2,127

Section C
Notes to the accounts
Note S
Cash at bank and In hand
Th1• yoar
last y•ar
Short t•mi cash Inv•stm•nts (l•ss than 3
Short t•rni d•poslts
Cash at bank and ¢)n hand
Other
Total
102.642
73,257

CHARITY (OMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
Independent examiner's report on the
accounts
Section A
Independent Examiner's Report
Report to trusteos
North End Baptist Church
On accounts for the year
ondod
31 December 2024
Charity no
(If any)
1192736
Sel out on page8
1to7
I rer)ort to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above
Gharity (Ihe Twst") for the year ended 3111212024.
Rosponsibiliti•s and
basis of rnport
As Ihe charity's tru8lees, you are responsible for the preparation of the
accounts in accordan￿ with the requirements of the Charrties Act 2011
(Ihe Act").
I report in respect of my èxamination of the Trust's accounts carried out
undér section 145 of the 2011 Act and in carrying out my examinalion. I
have foll0v￿￿ all the applicable Directlons given by the Charity Commlssion
under section 14515Xb> of the Act.
Independent rrhe Charity's gross income exc88ded £250.000 and l am qu81ifiéd to
examinerfs statemént undertake the examination by being a quallfied member of Certified Publlc
Ac¢ountsnts Association.
I have completsd my examination. I confirm that no material matters have
come to my attention in connectlon with the 8xamination which gives me
cause to believe that in, any material respect:
the accounting records were not kept in accordance wlth section 130
of the Charities Act: or
the accounts did not accord with the a¢￿untIng re￿rds. or
the accounts did not comply vith the applicable requirements
conceming the fomi and contenl of accounts set out in the Charities
(Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any requirement
that the accounts give a 'true and fairf view which is not 8 matter
considered as part of an independent examination.
I have no concems and have come across no other matters in connection
with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report In
order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
e the words in Ihe brackets rf they do not apply.
Signed:
Dato:
25.
Namo:
Martin Rudling
Relevant professional
quallfleation(s) or body
(If any):
FCPA
IER
Oct 2018

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