lightwave Annual Report The Lightwave Community Bishops Mission Order and Charitable Incorporated Organisation 022 Contents Welcomè and Introduction to Lightwave Pa Revlew of 2022 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Key Stallstlcs Groups and Hubs Central Acllvllles supportlng Llghhvave Groups and Rural Hubs Pa e18 Discernment ond planning for the fvlure... Page 21 e23 Financial Review Pa Governance. Slructures and Management Pa e25 Independent Examinèr's Report to the Trustees of the Lightwave Community CIO Page 27 Page 32 GlossarylDeflnlllons Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Page 2 Welcome and Introduction to Lightwave Welcome to the 2022 Annual Report for the Lightwave Community. Lighlwave is about shining God's light in Suffolk. We are a Christian community, meeting in small groups, especially in rural areas. The nome comes from Ihe ideo of light woves being the way in which lighl spreads into dark places. Lightwave is commilted to shining the light of Jesu5 through Christian wilne5s and practical service= Our groups ore especially involved in combalting isolation and poverty, engage in youlh work, care for creation and agricultural chaplaincy. The foundalion of our social engagemenl is discovering Jesus as Ihe Light of the World. We believe thal Jesus calls all people to follow him and 15 concerned with our everyday lives. We aim to be church for people who don't normally do church and our groups may meet in homes, pubs, offices, schools as well as churches. Lighlwave groups do Ihe essential things of a church - but in different ways. suited lo Ihe needs of member5 in a small group who gel to know each other well. So there ore no sermons- but we study the Bible and try to put il into practice in our lives. We eat logether, have fun, support each other and try to put faith to work in practical care for friends and neighbours and the most needy in our society. We are a Bishop's Mission Order in the Diocese of St Edmundsbury and Ipswich and always seek lo collaborate with and support more tradilional ways of doing church too. 2022 has been a year of challenge but also of growlh in love, in numbers and in opportunities lo serve. Our vision is for more people to come to know Christ in Suffolk. I would like to pay tribute lo all who ore leading and serving in the Lighlwove Groups and Hubs. Most of oll l invite you to praise God for all Ihat is happening. Archdeacon for Rural Mission Leader of the Lighlwave Community To parlner with the Lighlwave Community in Prayer, give to our work financially or to find a group click on the links below, or scan with your phone. Pray Give Find a Group Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Page 3 Review of 2022 Highlights of the year have included.. 120 new disciples (people attending faith groups at least monthly who previously were not port of any church) bringing the total lo 420 since the community started in 2019. Objectlves Prlorlllse prayer Focus on helping people to become dlsclples and grow as dlsclples In everylhlng we do. 6 new Lightwave small groups bringing the tolal of active groups to 38 Wilford, Four Rivers and Needham Markel have become Partner Benefices Appointmenl of Ed and Heolher Land as our new Associate Vicar and Community Choir Director at our Bungay and Beyond hub. Grow disciple-making leaders Ordination of Di Grano, leader of our Red Lodge hub, and of Debbie Nichols our new Lightwave curale in the South Hartismere benefice. Enobllng the Llghfviave hubs and current ministries to financially sustalnable by end 2024 Identification of three new rural outreach pioneers for Lightwave support, two in Chadbrook Benefice and one in Samford deonery. Trial and develop oversight and enabling Structures for the LIgh￿Qve Communlty os a whole beyond 2024 Leading on counly-wide initialives such as Ihe popular open air Suffolk harvest festival al the county show ground, the Great Suffolk Prayer Walk and Doorstep Corols organised in associolion with BBC Suffolk. Progress on particular challenge5 includes". Continued development of leaders Ihrough the monthly formational community for church planters, and early planning for our Growing New leorning community for lay leader5. Our first inter-denominolional, nationwide learning community for Ihose involved in rural resourcing churches. Grow Benèfice Partnershlps First sleps lowards sustainabilily planning. Received over £57k in grants, primarily to support work ollevialing poverty and the effects of the cosl of living crisis. Attracted over £50K in planned and other giving to support our work. The illness and absence of Sally Gaze (Leader of the Lightwave Communilyl in the lasl quarter of the year, ameliorated by the hard work of the Growing in God in the Countryside team and others from the Diocese. The temporary secondment ol Revd Donny Doran-smilh for 6 months to help wilh the SV5tainobility Strategy for the communily is also 0 5ignificonl help. Planning for new structures and seeking out new Trustees has begun and this will be a major focus for 2023. Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Page 4 Key Statistics Groups 35LighlwaveGroups 9184Sl$491 84915184gISI$4 SISIg1 $181 22 Fresh Expressions trw¥v¥vtrw A nel increase of three Lighlwave Groups in 2022- eight ceased or re-classified and I I newly slarled People Engagement and Participation New t￿50p since2019 420 lai part￿1￿Thts on(XlF QTal 212 C¢Jntactg SW 14a New Disciples Lightwave New Discipleslyear ghtwave New Disciples/Year 4E •FromPanthCh. •Fr￿ PaTrthCh. 354 35 LWG IK 354 yri LWG rxc ornor Otnor Chodbr￿k lhodbtr￿k 250 •5 ￿￿tiSme[E •5. 200 PATW 2?0 200 VBTW 2C -ACTUA￿--> UnEay -ACTUALS--- £￿1£0 120 Loi IDdK 120 loo ioi Rpd IDdll 201J 201L 2022 2023 2014 2025 2UEb 201￿ L020 2021 2023 2024 1025 2016 Financial Highlights £57k in grants, primarily lo support work alleviating poverty and the etfecls of the cost of living crisis £58K in planned and other giving to SUPPOrt our work. £27k in café and lotFup shop receipls 37 peoplelfamilies giving regularly to Lightwave Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Page 5 Groups and Hubs Lightwave Rural Hubs are churches whose vocation is to reach out through to those who are nol yet parl of any church, across rural areas and networks considerably bigger than that of a benefice. As these hubs grow. they will provide criticol mass and support for particular activities and demographics which may not be calered for in many small rural churches. They work in partnership and seek lo complement Ihe minislries of olher churches in the wider orea. Red Lodge Lightwave Rural Hub Objectives lo end 2026= 300 new rural disciples of Jesus Christ, 18 Lightwave Small groups, 4 new fresh expressions of church including a youth worshipping community. A hub enriching mission and ministry in the parishes of the surrounding area. I l O new disciples slnce 2019 Children Adult5 74 Nèw Dlsciples Illldren)Thd Yo'aw People atte￿i￿.B .lilhifOup) 66 I received an invitation to Alpho. Something inside me changed ol the Holy Spiril Day. when we prayed, I felt peace in my heart. I felt happy, l understand, il's like my eyes have been opened, reading the Bible makes sense, I feel as if I belong Karen iio 44 72 and vamippthe 20 28 Illi lilh8ELWPS 34 30 21 23 essy EncosJnierBfeakfasr Church Ch Small Grwp5 99 Encounter is an expression of church attended by Lighlwave Small Group and/or Breakfast Chat members Different expressions of church explore foith through Ihe monthly Breakfosl Chols in Beck Row and Red Lodge. The monthly Messy Church service continues to grow in number. Communlty engagement P•opl• S•rv•d 2022 32.626 in small grants received in 2022 which contributed lowards alleviating some of the challenges around Ihe cosl of living. The Lighfvlave Café has provided opportunity for young people to volunteer and gain employment experience, explore failh and in one cose goin full-time employment I think Ihis village is really lucky lo have Lighlwave. You are the people who bring this communily together and make it happier Red Lodge Resident Lightwave Annual Report 2022 99 Athlti •Chlldren ll B•b4es Page 6 2023 Goals It has never been more apparent that the work of the "food-bank" is so much more than being aboul food. Terry Cudby Domestic Abuse Champlons, Suffolk County Councll Grow Younger Helping children and young people move into the next slep of their journey toward faith Lead Iwo Alpha groups to include young people and young adults Community Engagement Slrenglhen our youth i) -'r' I, , with The Duke of Edinburgh Aword, Prince's Trust, West Suffolk College and Youth for Christ Create opporlunitie5 for employment, work experience and 'Jolunteering Discipleship Invesl more time in Iraining leaders to lead small groups Enable mission across Ihe smaller villages Sustainability Collaborate and k)uild porlner5hip-. with the various community leaders including I,Jcal schools. parish and district councillors Enhance Café services that generates funds to support the work in Red Lodge Prayerfully consider n-lission partn@rs who will commit lo r'- -gular giving Red Lodge Stories S moved inlo the area due lo domeslic violence and came lo our food bank. She parlicipated in the money management course, sought help to deal with the trauma of domestic abuse & relocation. She has had her first interview with a CAP Ichrislians Against Poverty) Debt Coach and is resolved to deal with her debt problem5. B wos asked by a local journalist how she had been helped by Lightwave,. she replied'they have helped me think aboul my failh Highlights Messy Church has grown from 20 to 50+ Two new discipleship groups this past year Families supported by Ihe Helping honds ministries atlending the Breakfast Chal Generated in £32,626 in gran15 2,000 moulhs fed in 2022 Opening the Café an extra day a week extended the mission lo pensioners Increased attendance in the ofter school foith groups for children and young people 21 people atlended Ihe CAP money course Building opporlunily di5CUSsions have begun lo secure premises for the work Challenges To build engagement with children and young people we need funds to employ a youth worker. Ongoing laborious challenges with venue setling up and setling down, looking for a 3-5 year proposal for permanent use of the venue Reducing the weekly youth café lo monthly saw an increase in children and young people attending failh groups Inoled as a blessing), we did not onlicipate thol we would now be leading five groups which puls further pressure on Ihe capacity of the team Reducing the regular service to once a monlh has also reduced the opportunity lo connect wilh the many other young people in the village. Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Page 7 Building Project Planning continues for a new Red Lodge Community Cenlre which il is planned will be Ihe centre of the work of Lightwave Red Lodge, and managed by them on behalf of the wider community. Next steps include Ihe following Task Consullalion with the landowner Mr Uplon, Red Lodge Parish Council and Wesl Suffolk Planning Consullation with Sl Chrislopher's Church Notes Land identified for community hub on the Northern end of Red Lodge. Lightwave has submitted a draft plan for the building Informal agreement in principle for a conlinued ecumenical partnership. Drafl plons ogreed by all parties Project business plan drofl ond cost estimates Led by Dovid Theobald Master plan and planning submission for the developmenl Kalh Slater (land owner planning consultant) has confirmed that the master plan has been finalised and they are preparing to submit o detailed planning applicolion. This is a Ihree phase plan for the project over 3 to 6 years. The community hub is proposed for phase 213 Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Page 8 Emerge Lightwave Rural Hub (Grundisburgh/Playford area - Carlford and Kesgiave Benefices) New Disciples 14 young people ond 9 adull new disciples in 2022. We hove Sunday worship al Playford Village Hall wilh a few families joining us ond lost summer we had our firsl service of 'Thanksgiving for the gift of a child, People attending Emerge Sundays are bringing their friends, asking que5tion5 and shaping the commurnily. It also provides opportunities for engaging with the community in Playford, with events like a Seed Swap, a Pancake Party and 'Playford Pitslop, when we serve drinks and sr)ocks and have conversation5 wilh walkers and cyclists passing through the Fynn Valley. 66 I have truly enjoyed our lime logether in our group- the camaraderie, the peacefulness, the chance lo explore my failh Helen 99 A parent from the Lillle Bealings Wildlife Group with her son, started lo attend our Alpha group in Playford, opening up the spirituol side lo her life which had been missing for many years. Troining The Emerge Team are part of a Church Army 'Envoy' community, helping Ihe team grow deeper friendships and now we are using our gift5 and All Involved in leadership. Sustainability Funding from Easl Suffolk Community Partnership council has enabled a wildlife group at Little Bealings Church and the Singing Ducklings toddler singing group al Grundisburgh Villoge Hall. However long-lerm susloinobility for Emerge Hub will require more partnerships and an increase in giving and outside funding with someone in our team laking the lead. Regular giving is over £800 per month including Gift Aid. Partnerships Emerge works in partnership with churches in the Fynn Valley and also with a local charity, 'Just 42,, to lead o CU at the local High School and Grundisburgh village youth club. We have Sunday worship at Playford Village Hall with a few families joining us and last summer we had our first service of Thanksgiving for the gifl of a child, Our weekly churchyard wildlife group improves biodiversity through family activities and we reflect on the beauly of nature, God Ihe creator and his creation. Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Page 9 South Hartismere Connect Across the benefice there ore aclivities in four villages Glsllngham Bables and Tols Founded on seeking God's purpose, the baby ond lots group fosler5 communily and discipleship through shared experiences and conversolions obout Jesus. The group has had an instant impact on the community and is developing new leoders for sustainabilily. It has olso provided o space for porents to explore foith Ihere have been several baptisms of children from Ihe group, and one parent has been attending church services Mellls Coffee Cake and Chat A monthly informol galhering was started by the SSM Curote and Elders ofler o succe55fvl Hedgerow Celebration, attracting around 25 adults and 6 children. The goal is lo register this as a Lighlwave group, and grow leaders through Lighlwave Small group training led by the Curale. Thorndon Gather, Celebrate, Share A weekly group started during lockdown, wilh aclivities like table talk, crafts, and worship, has become a regular all-age galhering of around 12-15 people exploring faith. This group provides an opportunity to lead non-tradilionol attendees into discipleship in creative ways. The group also engages wilh the communily and celebrales key festivals and evenls, with numbers between 30 and l 00 people attending and collaboration wilh the school. Wetheringsett After School Club - approx. l O children weekly during term lime in school. One possibility lo consider is offering something for children when they firsl move up lo High School. Other aclivilies included a Rogation picnic and prayer walk. Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Page 10 Bungay and Beyond The Lighlwave rural Hub in Bungay aims to spread the message of Jesus Christ through love, service, and innovative methods in Bungay and beyond. We work in community to understand and follow Jesus in everyday life, hoping lo create lifelong disciples and leaders who can use their gifts to serve and build the church in their local areas The vision is to see the growth of new followers of Jesus Ihrough Lighlwove groups and associated outreach and fresh expre5sioris of church, wilh a focus on discipling children and young people. We are making disciples by Shoring slories and proying in small groups. Going on walks together. Engaging with young people in Youth Alpha group aboul questions of life and faith. At Lightwave Sundays Café Church= reading the Bible together, worshipping and sharing stories of whal God has been doing. Showing that God is alive and working in people's lives Light in our commvnities Connecting wilh and serving children and families weekly at Spud Club. Meeting weekly with parents and children al Holy Trinity Toddler group. Roising up confidence and faith in Jesus in children through Iwo Primary school choir projects. Offering opportunities for young people at Bungay High School to go on skale Irips wilh Illuminale Skale. Pioneering new ways to engage with people in the Christian failh, such as a 'Truly Authentic Crib Service, in a barn with l 00 people and cows ond sheep Bringing Ihe 5pirituol discipline of 'portying' Ihrough on outdoor Easter Picnic party ot Bungay Coslle, wilh lots of families 66 Spud club is a godsend, no motter how bad you feel, you always leave feeling a lot belter. .Spud club always guarantees laughler. A family from Spud Clvb 99 Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Pagell The prayer box lal Cofé Church) was a very connected experience for me. I was moved by a sense of love in the room when they were read oul. There were o couple of emotional momenls where I felt the presence of God wos with us. Café church Growlng New Leaders Sharing opportunities to lead in small groups. Involvement in smoll group leader training. Releasing children and young people lo lead at Lightwave Sundays calé church. Giving children and young people opportunities to shape the service. Helping children and young people lo lead worship and 'Lighlwave challenges,. sv51ainabilily We're sharing the good news of Jesus Christ, creating an authentic worshipping community, and serving with love lo make a sustainable impact in Bungay and beyond. We're building connections with traditional churches and raising up leaders lo multiply our impacl. To aid our work with children and young people, we need good usoble spaces to work from, ond we're aware of the need to invest in our leaders. The main impoct of our work is being present in the community- listening, loving ond holding out the hope and new life that can be found in Jesu5. Thi5 comes from the week in week oul connection poinls that we have with people in small groups and in Ihe community. We feel especially called to discipling children and young people. 66 Thank you Heather, the progress in the children, 5 singing, positive performing awareness of themselves and leom work has been incredible. They really enjoyed themselves. Deputy head Bungay Prlmary School 99 Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Page12 Chadbrook Benefice Mini-Hub The 4 O'clock Community -meels regularly for fun, varied activilies, and worship in different localions, attracting new disciples and strengthening connections with local schools and events. The Sundoy Afternoon community has seen emerging leaders and commilted members using Iheir gifts to develop various teams, and we have had pub or fire pil socials, wild church. farm vi51ts, café church. messy church and 'Shine" informal worship. We've seen 14 new disciples, including 9 children and young people. The community has created a sense of belonging and community for the middle generalion, impacting the older generation in Ihe Benefice's more tradilional worship, and has been successful in bringing in younger generations lo Ihe Church. Becoming part of the Growing New inilialive will help sustain the community long-term, bul they will also need lo Ihink more about finances in the coming year. 66 I've had a faith before but this is the firs1 time I've wanted lo belong to a church Connect Toddler group A friendly and welcoming environment has helped us build a strong community of friends, old and new. Families who were initially nervous about altending our events have become regulars, with some even altending Alpho courses ond investigating their faith. Child baplisms have followed and parents hove offered much lo the group, including making Easter nests. We have seen 13 new disciples, including 7 children and young people. The Connect Volunteers really are truly amozirng and have become firm friends. Despite being at widely varying stages of faith, all participate willingly in prayer and offer suggeslions ond support. Here is a quole from one of the parents aboul the confirmation of her husband: 99 If 18 monlhs ago, you had told us what was going lo happen today we'd nol have believed it. If you knows B well, you know he's not someone who easily gives oway his position or is prepared to make public his views. When we found ourselves al a service I remember being a surprised when B said how much he'd enjoyed it. What happened that day sel him on a path Ihot has allowed him to explore this in much greater depth. Ever since C was born we have known, through our village playgroup, how kind and inclusive our local church is. Through them we have met so many people within our community- people who have led us lo other things ond allowed us lo call this place where we live a home. Those wonderful folk we mel all Ih05e years ago made it so very easy for the little seed of curioslty lo grow into somelhing far bigger Ihan eilher of us could have imagined. So here we are today, B was confirmed and has taken the mammoth step of declaring his failh before all. Finally Ihe walls it hos taken a lifetime to build come tumbling down and he didn't hesitate for a moment... LighbNave Annual Report 2022 Page 13 The Place by the Water Place by the Water are a Chrislian retreat centre based in the beauliful Suffolk countryside, on Ihe Wilford Peninsula, led by Kathy Wilson. Afler a hard year in 2021 with no permanent location for 9 months, in January 2022 Kalhy was excited to begin a new adventure in Shottisham, based in the Rectory which is being renled from the Diocese. The new location offers a space lo lake time lo be with God lo refocus in the stillness of a relreol- lo come before our Lord in prayer- lo go deeper in His word in study- to discover your crealive side in one of our many craft workshops,. lo spend time in fellowship with wonderful food and refreshment. Over the years the Ministry here has been used by Christian groups and individuals for prayer, Bible teaching, creative workshops, fellowship and as a place for day relreals. As o Lightwove Group, we have a strong focus on mission and we've been able to host outreach events through food and hospitality, crall and baking workshops ond outside nature evenls. As the work grows rapidly Place by the Water is developing a ministry team to support in prayer, leaching, events and leadership. We continue lo develop a full-time ministry ot the Place by the Waler. This is planned lo include women's outreach, family fellowship and support, and youth ministry which is growing as Ihey engoge with more churches requiring space and support for young people's mission. The ministry SUPPOrts people at every stage of discipleship from the first questions oboul God through to teaching, developing and deepening failh and encouroging them to share this faith with others, working alongside churches and organisations in order lo grow God's amazing miraculous kingdom. IT Il's been great lo see a new community forming here over the last year. Outreach initialives including craft clubs and Bark and Brunch have opened our doors to mony new people who are re-emerging post covid to wanl friendship and company. The leam have developed an environment where people can encounler God, but also deepen Iheir relationship with him as they journey with us in discipleship. The ministry receives some funding from the Diocese in terms of 2 days a week for Kathy Wilson as a Rural Outreach Pioneer, bul otherwise relies entirely on donations which in 2022 tololled over £15,000. 66 The Place by the Water has allowed me to feel a peace and security Ihat I haven't encountered since I was o child- I think it is Jesus here, Anna Lightwave Annual Report 2022 99 Page14 Pilgrims Together Making disciples Pilgrims Together welcomes newcomers to all our groups, creating a diverse community of faith. The dual oltroction of Pilgrims Together to both those who do not attend church and Ihose who do, remains excitingly constanl Our range of activities, such as the monthly pub breakfast & rambles,. or Good News Faith Café at the local pub,. or worship and prayer on Zoom and in person, allow people to explore Iheir failh at their own pace, from simple prayer to deeper reflection. For those with faith, Pilgrims Together deepens underslonding and commilment, and helps live mis5ionally in Ihe community. Light in our communities Pilgrims Togelher excels in seed sowing wilh door knocking, planl deliveries, and free Pilgrim Angels given during Chrislmas events. The community was also engaged with carol Singing in various venues. These activities have resulted in people joining Pilgrim events and atlending church services. Growing new leaders Pilgrims continues to promote ils core ethos of encouraging all to be both proclicolly and prayerfully involved. A broad group of individuals now leod in many different ways across events. Susloinobililv Pilgrims remains sustainable bolh financially. by keeping costs low, and through our ethos of involving many individuals in all our activities. 66 Pilgrims are differenl to other groups who visit us, you're like family Local Care Home Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Page15 Lighlwave Rural & Agricullural Chaplalncy In the post year, Lightwove Rurol & Agricultural Chaplaincy, led by Graham Miles has grown in many ways. We are building a team of volunteers across Suffolk lo supporl rural and farming communilies dealing with challenges like loneliness, onxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts, and farming difficulties. Pig farming has seen many formers leaving, and bird flu has hil poullry and free-range chicken growers hard. Lighlwave has gained media coverage on radio and TV and in farming magazines, and they work closely with organizations such os the Prince's Countryside Fund from whom we received a £5,000 grant which enabled the funding of a Harvesl events al Ihe Suffolk Showground, and supporled Graham Miles as he travels around the county. We altend mony events, such as the Hadleigh Show and the Euston Country and Game Fair. The success of Lightwave is oll down lo teamwork, ond Ihey would like lo thonk their supporters ond the two Bishops who regularly accompany them to farms. When Lighlwave receives a call or vi5ils a farm, the farmers know Ihat God is involved somewhere along the line. Safe Harbour Safe Harbour Church is based at st Helen's Church in Ipswich and is led by Bob Hamilton, who is a Pior)eer Developer for Inspiring Ipswich. Making disciples - Safe Harbour baptised two members in May 2022 and confirmed 4 of our brothers and sisters. Then we held an Alpha course between Oct 2022- Feb 2023 and had 12 atlending. In March we ran a confirmotion course and 4 more of our family plan to be confirmed in April. Light in our communities - Due to Ihe cosl of living crisis, our Top up shop has grown to around 60 customers every week. However, we continue to be a God's light in our community and invite our customers lo pray and read the bible within the shop. with customers exploring faith together. Growing new leaders- The Thursday Top Up Shop has around 20 volunleers a week, with many of our new volunteers previously being customers. We now have two volunleer leaders and we plan lo employ a part time Top up shop manager this year. Sustainability- We are sharing what we have learned with olher churches lo encourage and support them to start something similar. We plan to Send some of our leaders to help olher "Safe Harbour" new worshipping communities. Impact - Safe Harbour has Jesus al its cenlre and loves and serves those who have multiple and complex needs. The weekly congregation called the Gathering is suitable for those who do not already go to church and has around 25 altend. God is transforming lives through Safe Harbour as we shore the wonderful gospel message in a informal and relational spoce. God hos giving me foilh to believe Ihol there is better futLJre ond l om looking forward lo being confirmed soon. l am storting lo read the bible and learning more all the time. I believe Jesus is the ruler and is the king and I know l am going to meet him. Brlan Lightwave Annual Report 2022 Page16 other Lightwave Groups active In 2022 We have a number of olher groups across the counly and many others exploring what God is calling them to do in their local area. These include: BIG 4 He5sett Believing in God for Hesselt- events to reach the nonts basls. The rnovernentg in funds during the year were asfollow5'. Fund (£1 Bal Blfwd Rocolpts Payments Transfers Bol clfwd Comment Unrestricted General 151 9,343 2,497 6,997 D@*i8nat Red Lodge- Cafe Safe Harboui- SHOP 6,913 1,045 21,454 5,574 14,169 3,029 17,198 14,199 3,590 17,789 Restrlrted Launchpad New Dav New Wine 112 137 161 161 361 370 Red Lodge- General Red LodRe- Dis£ipleshiD Red Lod8e- Outreach Red Lodge- Youth Red Lodge- Gov Kickstart Red Lod8e- Hope Beyond Red Lodge- Mitchell Fund Lvdg¥- New Buildiii Red Lod8e- Newmarket fesiival Red Lodge- Parish Council fjranl Red Lodge- Sain5burys Red Lodge- Suffolk Community Foundatio Red LodgÈ- Suffolk Household Support Fund Red Lodge- Ukraine Red Lod8e- Warm Space Grant Red Lodge- West Suffolk Cotnmunity Chest Red Lodge- West Suffolk Councillo¥s Red Lod8e- WS Covid restart 7,692 17,474 20,651 12,5821 1,933 2,582 2,582 3.749 1,669 3,980 3.52 421 4.401 1,920 1,920 2,5(X) 2(K) 975 2,50) 15,IKX) 250 2CX) 677 202 15,1 250 1.836 1.651 1.836 1,852 985 2CN) 15 Emerge Emer8e- Bealifigs Churchya¥d Emer8e- Sin8in8 Ducklir*8S 12.241 327 15,899 737 27,403 345 1,031 122 Place by the WateT Place by the Water Covid Grant 1,852 15,161 16,050 963 Safe Harbou¥ Safe Harbour Spring Ha￿eSt Safe Harbour Suffolk Community Foundation 4.(K>7 io 6,788 3,045 17,SQ) 7,278 740 3,518 2,315 2,158 15,342 Pi18rims Together 272 136 Buiixdv Bungay- Spud aub 1.299 1,270 1,299 967 303 Agricultur81 Chaplaincy 4,834 103,107 166 120,154 55,392 TOTAL FUND 8ALANCE 46.455 156.525 122.802 80.178 Lighlwave Annual Report 2022 Page 29 3 Furthèr analysis of Rèceipts and Paymènts Actounts Unrestrfcted Fund$ Unrestricted Des*n&ted Funds Restricted Fvnd$ TOTAL 2021 TOTAL 2011 RECEIPT5 •) All otherEl￿mE/¥0Iuntary recelpts Contactle55 Giving Online Giving Donations- Other 916 962 916 962 7,321 7,321 7,186 9,064 14,507 16.385 7.203 bl Grant$from Extern81 Bodl*$ Rad Lodi• Klck5tart DWP ￿ndIng All Churche5 Ttust- Hope Beyond Suffolk CoUntyC￿j￿￿ Mitchell Fund 3,749 3,749 9,314 7.750 Newmarketfestlw41 Red Lod6e Parish Counal Sain5bury5 Suffolk Communty Foundatlo Suffolk HousehDld Support Fund ISCFI We5t5uffolk Councll-warm Space Grant Wesl Surfolkcouncil 2,5(X) 2(K> 677 2,5(X) 15,(KlO 2QJ 677 5(M) 15.(MMI 10,745 Emerge East Suffolk- Beèlings thurthyard East 5uftolk- 5in&ng Ducklings Safe Harbour 661 1.031 1,031 Suftolk Community Foundation (Safe Harbaurl All Hallow5 Church IPSWkh uofoush iouncEI $unpv East Suffolk-spud aub BuTr8ayTown- Spudclub AgrftultuMI ènd Rural Chaplèln¢¥ PrlnoofWale5 Coufttry*de Fund 17,500 17.5(Kl 150 270 270 57,427 57,427 41,820 cIActivitieslor ieneratinEfunds Fundr2isin8Activities- Top-up Shop Other Trading Activiiies Café 5,574 21,454 27,028 5.574 21,454 27,028 30,055 dl Ch•rfr•bl• A¢tlvlfh$ Safe Harbour Spring Harvest Red Lodge Evenis National Event5 INew Wine, NÈW Dayl Other 3,045 1,850 522 5,597 NOTE.. Kickstan DWP funding in 2021 adjusied here io show in eranis, having been shownas aaiviiies forgeneratingfunds in 2021 actounts Lighlwave Annual Report 2022 Page 30 Unrestrlrted Fund$ Unre51rirted OesiEnated Fund8 Restriued Funds TOTAL 2022 TOTAL2021 PAYMENTS el Diocesnn Parish Contributions Contribution towaid5 ￿￿htw3ve Mission A5515tants 11,400 f) Staff co￿$ Other Staff Cosis- Salèries and Wages P3yments against contr2cts for setviies Other Staff Cost5- Pension aersy & Staff Expense5 1,605 16,OSO 1,605 16,050 138 138 269 269 5,365 23,084 5,772 23,491 19,629 zl CharftyRunn1￿Exp0n** 825 12,415 8,398 6,188 2,617 13,240 8,398 6,188 2,617 1,788 822 566 Resourceg and Expenses for Missiofi and Min*stry Mission incl Events Equiprnent Insurance PrintinE, srationery and Postage [[ and Website Expenses cence Expenses ICCLI etcl Bank Charges Finance Expenses Other Church Expenses 1.788 822 266 140 96 369 76 509 172 119 119 105 35 70 2,359 31,221 34,524 15,209 h) Mlgjfjon Glvlngand Donatloni Giving io Relief and Development Age￿cleS 6ivinE to Local Charities 250 855 250 85S I,ios 1,105 272 11 Caf4 and Ftsodbahk ruhnlnotosti C2fé Expenses Top-upshop and Foodbank Expenses 14,169 1,816 15.985 14,169 5,359 19,528 3,543 3.543 14.870 jl Grantxto Indi￿dUall ind Graups Relief paytnents frotn Grants reieived- Red LodBe Relief paytnents frotn Grants reieived- Safe Harbour 17,412 15,343 32,755 17,412 15,343 32,755 19,629 Lighlwave Annual Report 2022 Page 31 Glossary/Definitions Bishop s Mission Order, Ihe order mode under which the Lightwove Community is formed as a formal mission inilialive of Ihe Church of England, under part 7 of Ihe Mission and Pasloral Measure 2011. BMO cio The Lightwave Community Charitable Incorporated Organisation Oiocesan Board of Finance of the diocese of St Edmund5bury and Ipswich Ihe charity which odministers the work of Ihe Diocese) DBF GIGItc rowing in God in the Countryside- the name of Ihe project funded by the DBF ond the SDF which hos eslablished Lighlwave as a Communily Lighlwove groups each have identified the mission to which they are called locally. They usually come under the governance of the CIO and are supported by their local Hub ondlor partner benefice. They often require limited financiol resource or investmenl or have a more localised base ol supporters lo make them sustainable. Associate Lighlwave groups are groups which associate with the Lightwove vision and training. bul come under the governonce of a local PCC. Llghtwave Groups Benefices who collaborale wilh Lightwave's vision on a day lo day ba515 in a specific local geographical context leg Chadbrook, 4 Rivers, S. Harlismerel These partnerships help to establish Ihe work in local communities and contribute to shaping its growth, direclion and developmenl. They also directly see Ihe fruil of the work and celebrate the local stories and experiences. LIgh￿Qve Hub5 Lighhvave Partner Benefices Benefices who collaborate with Lightwave's vision on a day lo day basis in a specific local geographical context leg Chadbrook, 4 Rivers, S. Horlismerel These partnerships help to establish Ihe work in local communities and contribute to shaping its growth, direclion and developmenl. They also directly see Ihe fruit of the work and celebrate the locol stories and experiences. Suffolk Fresh Expression5 Communlty The alternative name for the Lighlwave Community strategic Development Fund of the Church of Englond from which funds have been granted for the GiGitC project SDF SDU strategic Development Unil which adminislers the SDF The term New Disciple is used by Ihe GiGitC as o measurement of the fruit of the project. When used in this way il denotes people who have begun to participate in some form of church at leasl monlhly since 2018. New Dlsclple Ligl:-.w'avL' hrir'.uar l Repoil 2D22 Page 32