JOURNEY
CHURCH. HARROW
Registered Charity No: 1194992
ANNUAL REPORT and FINANCIAL STATEMENT
of the Trustees
for the year ending 5 April 2024
Contents
Page
Trustees, Report
Financial Statement
Notes to the Financial Statement
Registered Address.. Good News Centre Chicheley Road,
Harrow Weald, Harrow, Middx. HA3 6QL
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ANNUAL REPORT and ACCOUNTS
for the
ear ended 5th A
ril 2024
PRINCIPAL OBJECTS
The objects of the Trust are exclusively charitable, including the proclamation of
the Gospel of Our Lord Jesus Christ and the propagation of and instruction in the
doctrine and practices set out in the Trust Deed.
STATUS
Journey Church Harrow (CIO) was established by a Deed dated 6th May 2021
and become fully operational on 1st December 2022.
This new Trust replaces Journey Church Harrow (fomierly known as Good News
Church, Harrow) which was established as a Charitable Trust by a Trust Deed
dated 6th December 2011 (as amended on 16 October 2017). This Trust has now
been closed.
TRUSTEES
The following Tfustees served the trust during the year..
John Jenkins {secretsry￿reasurer>
Lorna Jenkins (Chairman)
Pamela Manley {Treasurer}
Victoria Wheeler (Trustee) (Appointed 4 February 2024}
The power to appoint new Trustees rests solely with the existing Trustees.
SUMMARY OF MAIN ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS
The Trustees have continued to exercise their responsibilities of overseeing the
finances and conduct of Journey Church Harrow. They met as required during
the year, conducting Trustee Business either as part of the leadership team
meeting (with Trustee Matters separately recorded) or via electronic
communications where matters were discussed remotely.
In accordance with the Objectives of the Trust, Sunday Services for worship,
communion and Bible teaching were held each week. Our Sunday morning
services continued to use a more interactive teaching style that had been
previously introduced. These services continued to be open to any who wished
to join. Church prayer meetings were run online via Zoom. Social media
(Facebook, Instagram & WhatsApp) continued to be used so as to connect with
individuals both within the church and the wider community, to advertise events,
maintain conlact, offer prayer and spirrtuallemotional support and to arrange
practical help.
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The church outreach team continued to visit around the community on a regular
basis offering prayer, a simple gospel presentation, short Discovery Bible Studies
and Gospel Conversation Training. They experienced a continued openness to
prayer and to hearing a simple gospel presentation.
Relationships with
individuals in the community continued to strengthen as the team revisited on an
ongoing basis. Contacts with believers from other churches continued with
opportunities to offer training.
The training team continued to deliver the on-line Following and Fishing
Workshops. A total of 9 workshops were conducted. Demand for this training
continues to be consistent month on month.
In October 2023 the team delivered a bespoke one-off, face to face training for a
church in Beaconsfield, again to help them establish their own outreach team.
The team also continued to strengthen its links with the No Place Left UK
Coalition and with No Place Left London Coalition, facilitating three-day
training workshop for micro church planters. one in September 2023 at Journey
Church Harrow and the other in March 2024 at Angel Church.
Our Mission Catalyst continued to work closely with our outreach and training
teams as well as supporting the weekly coffee morning.
Once again
arrangements were made for a Short-Term Mission Team. They joined our
outreach team, church members and individuals from other churches for a week
of mission in September 2023. As with the previous year this additional help
enabled us to visit around a previously unvisited area. This time, a new housing
development.
The church hosted a GLO Team for a day in February 2024 and delivered
Gospel Conversation training and provided an opportunity for Community
Outreach.
The church coffee morning continued to grow during the year and attract a
committed group of ladies from Ihe estate. The church craft group was started
during the year, but attendance was erratic, and the decision was made to
discontinue it. Following the disappointment in nol being able to restart Tiny Tots
last year the church continued to look for personnel in the hope of restarting
something in 2024.
We were able to put on our Community Carol Service which again attracted all
three of our local councillors and increased numbers from the year before.
In April 2023 the church entered into an arrangement with Horizon Youth and
Community Action, a local charity, for them to hire our premises on a regular
basis to hold a variety of community events. During the year they held some 20
Saturday events. This arrangement is mutually beneficial and will, in all likelihood
continue and expand. The Community Connex Development Day let is now a
regular arrangement and took pla￿ in March 2024. The trustees were also
encouraged by increased requests by family groups to use our premises. Four
separates lets took place, including one family sports day that may well turn out
to be a regular event.
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The only work on the building that took place in the year was to upgrade the
broadband to full fibre.
The church car park continued to be available to the Cedars Youth and
Community Centre as part of a joint agreement to reduce on road parking in the
area. Use of the car park has now returned to pre-covid levels.
In this way the Trustees consider that the requirements of Public Benefit are
adequately met.
The church treasurer continued to ensure that the Trustees are fully informed
about the financial situation of the Trust and attends all meetings of the Trust.
The trustees have determined that the charity should aim to hold unrestrictecl
cash to cover three to six months of church expenditure (which equates to
between £3,500 and £7,000) so that the charity could continue to operate should
income and / or expenditure vary adversely. At the year end. the charity held
unrestricted cash of £72,000 and of this, the trustees have designated £1,488 for
ministry development and £202 for legal costs. Other funds held in excess of the
policy will be reviewed in due course in light of further work being required to
upgrade the Good News Centre.
No claims for Trustees, expenses have been made dufing the year as all
Trustees give of their time and expertise freely in carrying out Trust business.
Chairman of the Trust on behalf of the Trustees)
Date. 3110812025
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| CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES
Journey Church Harrow
1194992
Receipts and payments accounts
CC16a
For ihtt period
from
0610412023
0510412024
To
Section A Receipts and payments
Unre$trlcted
funds
tothe ne8re8t
Restricted
fund•
Endowment
funds
Total fund$
Last year
10 tho n8ar06¢£
totho Itearest £
tho neafO8t E
to tho neare6t£
Al Recelpts
quests 8nd
eLti0n
hurth Acbvibes
han￿bPe
abons
660
973
674
1.421
504
692
598
DorpatiOn5 undei Gift￿j¢ I1￿ PY Gift ￿dI
Intere51
Use of Prem15es
er Inwmfr
4,665
4.6
9,883
3,190
j.on
913
3.190
3.077
82
8,566
tota
ross Income
or
AR)
13.741
A2 Asset and investment sales,
Isee tablel.
tota
11741
14.421
A3Pa
ments
Iialion Fees ILicenses
ID
hanlies
Church Activibes
Ouire8chlPubliotyLiter8bJre & Notes
LCMIMis5i¢￿er Expense5nrainin9
Spe8kerlSuThJèy Expensès
8Jildingllnsur8welUlilitres
Household
Legal Co$lsB&th c￿rge5
Miscellanaaus
1,146
1,827
714
1,093
1,819
1,462
91
6,250
81
10,396
998
6,139
186
28115
62
722
4,450
5,292
462
5.2#2
Sub total
14.807
14.991
A4 Asset and Investm•nt
urchases, (see table
249
Sub total
249
Total payments
15,056
IS.146
28,61S
Net of re¢elpts/(payments)
AS Transfers betw•en funds
A6 Ca$h fltnds last year end
Cash funds this year end
1.315
590
725
4217
73.699
72,384
781
74,480
73,7SS
79,67>
74,462
1,371
CCXX R1 accounts ISSI
2810812025

Section B Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period
Unre$tri¢t*d
lunds
to nearest É
Restricted
lund$
Endowment
funds
to Dearest £
rfLt'yvi iiy
to nea¥est £
81 Cash funds
Cash In Hand
Bank Accounts
7,508
1.371
COIF Dwsil
64.B76
Total cash funds
72,384
1.371
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fund$
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funds
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to naar•st £
lo nearest £
to nearpsl £
82 Othèr monètary assets
561
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Details
COIF Investment￿Vni
Cost loptiQD811
5,491
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4,6e3
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Unre5thcted
697
puter
Unruthcted
Serthty Inswlabon
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710
PA Equiprn2nt
nrestrict
1,47S
G￿d￿n Equ1w￿l
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179
Musul Instrum￿1
Unrtstret
70
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rglato5
Ameunt due
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Oetails
BS Llabllitles
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behalf of 811 the trustees
Signature
Print Namè
Date of
roval
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3110812025
Pman
311081202S
CCXX R2 Aceaunts Issi
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NOTES TO THE ACCOUNT$
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