| Charity Name | CHRIST MIRACLE CHURCH MISSION, (KINGLY ASSEMBLY), PLYMOUTH, UK. |
|---|---|
| Charity Registration Number | 1202426 |
| Reporting Period | April 2024 - March 2025 |
| Reference Number | Ref: AR24-CIO-REM-11a |
Introduction
The Trustees of Christ Miracle Church Mission (CMCM), Kingly Assembly, Plymouth are pleased to present the annual report for the year ending April 2024. As a faith-based Christian organization, our mission is to share the Gospel of Jesus Christ, support spiritual growth, and serve the needs of our local and global communities. This report provides an overview of the activities and achievements of the Christ Miracle Church Mission, Kingly Assembly, Plymouth, United Kingdom during the reporting period.
Objectives And Activities
| Objectives And Activities | |
|---|---|
| Summary of the purposes of the charity as set out in its governing document. |
To spread the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ in glory to over 168 countries for the salvation of the soul of God’s people. To win souls in the local environment and beyond by preaching the Gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ. To reach the entire world through churches in all continents via Tele/electronic coverage Networking with friendly ministries worldwide through visiting dignitaries to the CMCM International Headquarters. |
| Summary of the main activities in relation to those purposes for the public benefit. |
To reach out and enlarge the body of Jesus Christ worldwide to the glory of God. Celebrate God’s presence in worship and magnify Him- Psalm 34:4; 69:31 Communicate His word through Evangelism-Matthew 28:19-20; Mark 16:15 Teach and preach the word thereby educating children of God through discipleship-Luke 14:26-27,33; Matthew 10:42 Make love the cardinal focus in the service of God and mankind- Matthew 23:27-40 Enable people to discover their destiny and their potentials in life. |
Achievement And Performance
| Achievement And Performance | |
|---|---|
| Worship and Prayer | Prayer and worship are fundamental pillars of the Church's mission and one of its most profound achievements as a charity group. They not only serve as expressions of faith but also as sources of spiritual empowerment, unity, and transformation. Through prayer and worship, the Church fulfills its divine mandate to connect individuals with God, foster spiritual growth, and strengthen its community. Prayer and worship motivate the Church to respond to societal needs, reflecting the teaching of Jesus in Matthew 21:13: "My house shall be called a house ofprayer |
| Mission and Evangelism | Mission and evangelism are among the greatest achievements of the Church, reflecting its commitment to the Great Commission given by Jesus Christ. These activities involve spreading the Gospel, serving communities, and transforming lives with the love of God. Through mission work and evangelism, the Church has made a profound spiritual, social, and cultural impact, reaching people across nations and generations. Mission and evangelism are at the heart of the Church's purpose, grounded in Jesus' command in Matthew 28:19-20 |
| Social Support | Supporting or managing temporary shelters for families that need shelter and especially to new students from abroad. |
| Spiritual Growth and Discipleship Programs |
Providing platforms for personal and spiritual growth through prayer meetings, Bible study groups, and discipleship classes. Hosting retreats and conferences for spiritual renewal. Encouraging mentorship relationships between newbelievers and matureChristians. |
| Supporting the University of Plymouth's Faith Charity |
The church maintains a strong relationship with the University of Plymouth by actively supporting the university's faith charity. This support involves providing resources, guidance, and encouragement to students and staff, fostering a sense of spiritual well-being within the academic environment. Through this collaboration, the church plays a vital role in promoting values of compassion, inclusion, and faith-based engagement. It offers students a welcoming space for spiritual exploration and provides opportunities for mentorship, fellowship, and service, helping to nurture both their academic andpersonal development. |
| Global and Local Missions | Supporting international missionary work to spread the Gospel and provide aid globally. Organizing local outreach programs to assist underprivileged communities. |
| Inclusive Ministry | Running programs for every form of individuals or group irrespective of skin colour, language, etc |
| Charity Visit To The Homeless | Charitable visits were done. The homeless people on the street of Plymouth were visited and they were given foods and items that would be useful for their hygiene. Theywere also encouraged andprayed for. |
| Financial Review | |
| Review of the charity’s financial position at the end of the period |
The church relies solely on voluntary donations in form of tithes, offerings and gifts from members The net balance as at the end of the year under review is £3,465 (Three Thousand, Four hundred and Sixty Five pounds). The funds from the church were used for church activities and welfarism. |
| Statement explaining the policy for holding reserves stating why they are held |
The church does not have any policy for holding reserves. |
Plans for the Next Year
| Plans for the Next Year | |
|---|---|
| Enhancing Community Outreach Programs |
Launch new initiatives to support vulnerable groups in the community, such as hosting free food distribution events, providing clothing donations, and offering financial assistance to families in need. |
| Spiritual Growth and Development | Host weekly Bible study sessions and prayer groups to deepen members' understanding of scripture and strengthen their faith. |
| Mission and Evangelism Efforts | Support overseas missionary projects by raising funds and sending church representatives to assist with projects in underserved areas. |
| Support for Students and Education Initiatives |
Work closely with nearby schools and universities, such as the University of Plymouth, to provide faith-based mentoringand spiritual counseling. |
| Charitable Giving and Social Responsibility |
Collaborate with local charities to address pressing social issues such as homelessness and mental health awareness. Increase the church’s contributions to disaster relief efforts and support members in need through an emergency relief fund. |
Digital Transformation and Online Launch a social media campaign (Facebook) to Engagement reach new audiences and share inspirational messages, sermon highlights, and event updates.
Public Benefit Statement
All our activities aim to benefit the public without any group of people in particular. We ensure that our services are accessible to all eligible individuals without discrimination. Our programs have positively impacted a lot of people this year, addressing so many faiths related issues.
Declarations
The trustees declare that they have approved the trustees’ report above.
Signed By:
Name: Henry Sijibomi OLATUBOSUN Role In Charity: Trustee Chairman Date: 19th February, 2026.
Name: Folake BABAJIDE Role In Charity: Trustee Secretary Date:19th February, 2026.
| Charity Name | CHRIST MIRACLE CHURCH MISSION, KINGLY |
|---|---|
| ASSEMBLY,PLYMOUTH,UK. | |
| Charity Registration Number | 1202426 |
| Reporting Period | April 2024- March 2025 |
1. Income Statement
| 1. Income Statement | 1. Income Statement | |
|---|---|---|
| A summaryof the charity's total income for the reporting period. | ||
| Income Source | Description | Amount(£) |
| Donations | Offering,Tithe and MonetaryGift. | 2253.00 |
| Total Income | 2253.00 |
2. Expenditure Statement
A summary of the charity’s spending during the reporting period.
| Charity Name | CHRIST MIRACLE CHURCH MISSION, KINGLY ASSEMBLY,PLYMOUTH,UK. |
CHRIST MIRACLE CHURCH MISSION, KINGLY ASSEMBLY,PLYMOUTH,UK. |
|---|---|---|
| Charity Registration Number | 1202426 | |
| Reporting Period | April 2024- March 2025 | |
| 1. Income Statement | ||
| A summaryof the charity's total income for the reporting period. | ||
| Income Source | Description | Amount(£) |
| Donations | Offering,Tithe and MonetaryGift. | 2253.00 |
| Total Income | 2253.00 | |
| 2. Expenditure Statement | ||
| A summaryof the charity’s spendingduringthe reporting period. | ||
| Expenditure Category | Description | Amount (£) |
| Charitable Activities | CMCM CFTV | 100.00 |
| Other Expenses | Honourarium | 70.00 |
| Total Expenditure | 170.00 | |
| 3. Summary of Net Position | ||
| This section shows whether the charityhas a surplus or deficit. | ||
| Category | Amount(£) | |
| Total Income | 2253.00 | |
| Total Expenditure | 170.00 | |
| Net Total | 2083.00 | |
| 4. Assets and Liabilities | ||
| A snapshot of the charity’s financialposition at the end of the reporting period. | ||
| Assets | Amount (£) | |
| Account Brought Forward | 1382.00 |
|
| Cash | 2083.00 | |
| Other Assets | 0.00 | |
| Total Assets | 3465.00 | |
| Liabilities | Amount(£) | |
| OutstandingBills or Payments | 0.00 | |
| Other Liabilities | 0.00 | |
| Total Liabilities | 0.00 | |
| Net Assets | Amount(£) | |
| Assets - Liabilities | 3465.00 | |
| 5. Declaration |
5. Declaration
| A statement from the charitytrustees confirmingthe accuracyof the financial statement. | A statement from the charitytrustees confirmingthe accuracyof the financial statement. |
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| Signed by: | |
| Name | Henry Sijibomi OLATUBOSUN |
| Role in Charity | Trustee Chairman |
| Signature and Date | 19th February, 2026 |
| Name | Folake BABAJIDE |
| Role in Charity | Trustee Secretary |
| Signature and Date | 19th February, 2026 |