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|Summary|||ofthe purposes of|||1.Toadvance the Christian
faith in|
|the charity as set out in its||||||accordance
with the Statement of|
|governing|||document|||Beliefs.|
|||||||2. To further
Christian
education.|
|||||||3. To relieve sickness and financial|
|||||||hardship
and to promote and preserve|
|||||||good health
by the provision
offunds,|
|||||||goods orservices.|
|||||||4. To provide orassist in the provision of|
|||||||facilities
in the interests ofsocial welfare|
|||||||for recreation or other leisure time|
|||||||occu ation.|
|Summary
activities||ofthe main
in relation to those|||Para 1.17and
1.19|Advancin
Christian
Faith and Education|
|purposes|||for the public|||We meet most Sundays
in Yateley Manor|
|benefit,|in||particular,|the||School Hall as well as running
specific|
|activities,|||projects or|||events for Adults,
Youth and Kids.
In|
|services|identified
in|||the||addition,
we have Home Groups that meet|
|accounts.||||||in the homes of members
ofour Church|
|||||||and we provide free access to Right Now|
|||||||Media where people can source teachings|
|||||||and trainings
led by world class Christian|
|||||||Experts.
We actively encourage
anyone|
|||||||from our Community,
to participate
in all|
|||||||activities.|
|||||||Relievin
sickness
hardshi
s social|
|||||||welfare and
rom
tin
ood health|
|||||||We have a significant focus on helping|
|||||||people cope with the struggles
of life.
In|
|||||||addition to this being addressed
in the|
|||||||activities mentioned
above, we actively|
|||||||support
more than 10Charities
locally and|
|||||||internationall
.|
|Statement
confirming
whether the trustees have
had regard to the guidance
issued by the Charity
Commission
on public|||||Para 1.18|All Trustees have a copy ofthe
Constitution.
We review progress
and
identify opportunities
to expand our
contribution
and impact for public benefit at
Trustees Meeting and whenever|
|benefit||||||o
ortunities arise.|
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||||||In 2022 our resources were split 50:50||
||||||between the two main activity areas listed||
|Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity,||||Para 1.20|above.
A summary
ofthe most important
ones follow:||
|identifying|the|difference the|||chhrhGs
rt||
|charity's|work|has made to|||We provided
significant
financial,
hands|on|
|the circumstances
beneficiaries
and|||ofits
any wider||and prayer support to more than 10
international
and local charities||
|benefits to society as a
whole.|||||~
International
—Compassion
(child
poverty), Samaritan's
Purse (disaster||
||||||relief) and Ukraine
(military conflict).||
||||||~
Local —Yateley Pantry (social welfare||
||||||and foodbank
in Yateley), Yeldall Manor||
||||||(drug and alcohol rehabilitation
centre|in|
||||||Reading),
Youth for Christ (outreach to||
||||||youth and schools in Camberley),
Vision||
||||||for Youth (youth club in Yateley),
KIN||
||||||(children
in need in Fleet).||
||||||~
Ad hoc —responses
to pressing needs||
||||||such as food vouchers
for families||
||||||struggling
economically etc.||
||||||Ministries||
||||||We arranged
and contributed
financially|to|
||||||a number of spiritual,
training
and social||
||||||activities and events for three main groups||
||||||1. Women||
||||||Our aim is to provide at least four main||
||||||events per year, organised
by our ladies||
||||||ministry team.||
||||||One event for ladies who attend Our House||
||||||Church.
Providing
opportunities
to connect,||
||||||build relationships,
support one another||
||||||and promote
spiritual
growth.||
||||||Another for Christian
outreach.
Giving us||
||||||the opportunity
to invite friends and||
||||||neighbours.
Often, these events
will include||
||||||guest speakers who may share personal||
||||||testimonies
or life events to further the||
||||||Kingdom ofGod.||
||||||The remaining
two events are aimed||
||||||primarily
at serving
our community.
These||
||||||provide an opportunity
to raise funds, and||
||||||awareness,
oflocal charities and their||
||||||needs.||
||||||~
In January
we held a ladies night away,||
||||||at Oakwood
Climbing
Centre in||
||||||Wokingham
Our auest speaker
rwes life||
||||||coach, Sarah Ensor who spoke on||
||||||"Finding Our Identity
in Christ". The||
||||||weekend
was a great opportunity
to||
||||||connect, support
and build stronger||
||||||relationshi
s whilst
rowin
dee erin||
||our faith. This was partially
subsidised|our faith. This was partially
subsidised|
|---|---|---|
||by Our House Church to make
it||
||affordable for everyone
who wanted|to|
||come. Around 20 women attended.||
|~|In June, we held a charity "Pop-up||
||Fashion Sale" at Yateley Industries.|The|
||purpose was to raise money, awareness||
||and support for the Community
Food||
||Pantry which operates from there. From||
||there we were also able to provide||
||some clothing donations
to local||
||refugees from the Ukraine.||
|~|September saw a ladies breakfast||
||event, held at Bistro 19in Yateley. Our||
||guest speaker was Kirsty Allerton
who||
||gave an uplifting
testimony
on her walk||
||with God. 35women attended
with over||
||50%being from outside the church.||
|~|In November,
we held a Christmas
craft||
||and charity event at Yateley Manor||
||School. Christmas
tree decorations||
||were made whilst raising funds to buy||
||warm hats, gloves and hot water bottles||
||to be freely given out at the Yateley||
||Community
Pantry. We also had the||
||CEO ofthis charity share what
it does||
||and the importance
ofthe Community||
||Pantry
in the present economic climate.||
||Around 40 women attended,
again with||
||around 50% being non church||
||members.||
||2.
Men||
|We meet for breakfast on the first Saturday|||
|of|every month
and run various social||
|events such as snooker, ten-pin
bowling to|||
|build relationships,
support one another|||
|and to discuss spiritual
and topical subjects|||
|relevant to men.
Our main event ofthe|||
|year was our annual
Weekend
Away at|||
|Sandyholme
(YMCA), Studland,
attended|||
|by|18 men split equally between
church||
|and non-church
goers.
Two outside|||
|speakers
inspired
the men on a theme of|||
|"Keeping Going When The Going Gets|||
|Tough" relating
their experiences
sailing|||
|the|Trans-Atlantic,
walking the Camino de||
|Santiago,
running
the Marathon
des Sables|||
|and|running
up Mont Blanc.
Following
its||
|success our 2023 event is over-subscribed.|||
|The Mens' Ministry focused on building|||
|relationships
and making a difference
will|||
|be even more important
in these uncertain|||
|times and unexpected
challenges.|||
||3. Youth||
|We|have two children's
groups that are||
|held|each Sunday
morning,
in classrooms||
|where Our House Church meets. The|
|---|
|sessions are an hour long. The younger|
|group (age 3-7)is called 'The Den' and the|
|other group (age 8-12)is called 'The|
|Cabin'. The aim each week is to teach the|
|children
about Jesus through
fun activities,|
|stories and crafts. Also teaching the values|
|of love, support and patience
with one|
|another.|
|Other|
|We host social events (eg. Open Mic|
|Nights) for the community
to build|
|relationships
and provide an affordable|
|time out together.|
|We provided
support to social welfare|
|initiatives
at Christmas|
|~
Crisis at Christmas
(financial support to|
|the homeless
in London).|
|~
Christmas
food boxes (we purchased,|
|packed and delivered 25food hampers|
|to share the love ofJesus with|
|struggling
families
in Yateley.|
|Our Pastor, Dave Wheeldon,
meets|
|regularly
with the leaders ofother local|
|churches
in Yateley to share ideas and find|
|ways to work effectively together for the|
|good ofour community.|
|Whilst still a relatively
small church (circa|
|50 members)
Our House Yateley has and|
|will continue
to make a significant
impact|
|on the lives ofpeople
in our community|
|irrespective as to whether
they go to|
|church.
We are recognised as a place|
|where people feel welcome,
loved and|
|cared for and our reputation
in our|
|community
as a church that makes a|
|difference continues
to expand.
Our aim is|
|to
o even further
in 2023.|
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|Financial
Review|Financial
Review|||to
o even further
in 20|23.||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|Review ofthe charity's|||Para 1.21|Please see Independent|Examiner's|Report|
|financial
position at|the end||||||
|ofthe
eriod|||||||
|Statement
explaining
the
policy for holding reserves|||Para 1.22|Please see Independent|Examiner's|Report|
|statin
wh
the
are|held||||||
|Amount ofreserves|held||Para 1.22|Please see Inde
endent|Examiner's|Re ort|
|Reasons for holding|zero||Para 1.22|Please see Independent|Examiner's|Report|
|reserves|||||||
|Details offund materially||in|Para 1.24|Please see Independent|Examiner's|Report|
|deficit|||||||
|Explanation
ofany
uncertainties
about the|||Para 1.23|Please see Independent|Examiner's|Report|
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|Description
ofcharity's|||
|---|---|---|
|trusts:|||
|Type of governing
document|Para 1.25|Constitution|
|How is the charity
constituted?|Para 1.25|Charitable
Incorporated
Organisation
(CIO)|
|Trustee selection methods|Para 1.25|2022 was the first full year ofthe Trustees|
|including
details ofany||being
in place and fully operational.
The|
|constitutional
provisions e.g.
election to post or name of||Trustees were appointed
by Our House
Church Pastors, Dave and Karen|
|any person or body entitled||Wheeldon,
for a period oftwo years.|
|to appoint one or more||Participation
and availability
are reviewed|
|trustees||annually
and the existing Trustees have|
|||committed
to remain
in office for 2023.|
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|Charit
name||Our House Church Yatele|
|---|---|---|
|Other name the chari
uses|||
|Re istered chari|number|5187508|
|Charity's
principal|address|17The Sett, Yateley, GU46 6YF|
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|mes ofthe char|ity trustees|who manage the|charity|
|---|---|---|---|
|Trustee name|Oflice (ifany)|Dates acted ifnot for
whole year|Name ofperson (or body)
entitled to appoint trustee (if
an|
|Karen Wheeldon||||
|David Turnbull||||
|Paul Sweetland||||
|Debbie Sweetland||||
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|Funds held as cust|odia|n tr|
|---|---|---|
|Description ofthe assets||None|
|held in this capacity|||
|Name and objects ofthe||N/A|
|charity on whose behalf|the||
|assets are held and how|this||
|falls within the custodian|||
|charity's objects|||
|Details ofarrangements|for|N/A|
|safe custody and|||
|segregation
ofsuch assets|||
|from the charity's
own|||
|assets|||
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|Cash on hand||
|Total bank and cash||
|Worship and sound|assets - cost|
|Less:Accumulated|depreciation|
|Net Book Value of|assets|
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|||Main Church|-2,709.96|
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|||Sunday Morning|-884.52|
|||Rent|-4,290.00|
|||Worship|-780.70|
|||Staff|-14,743.42|
|||Under 18groups|-475.05|
|||Flourish/Essence|-214.71|
|||Men's groups|-167.08|
|||Weekday groups|-223.99|
|||Events|-111.10|
|||Gifts and Outreach|-1,316.89|
|||Charity donations|-6,169.69|
|||Depreciation
ofsound equipment|-1,413.51|
|||Total expenditure|-00,600.61|
|hiet|Income|for the period|1,197.01|