Pig• 1 ALL NATIONS COMMUNITY CHURCH CHARITY REPORT OF THE TRUSTEES FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31st MARCH 2025 Thiq rpport includes Information required by the Charities IAccounls and Reports) Regulations 2008 and the Statement of Recommended Practi￿ for Accounting by Charilies 2005 as applicable lo charities entitled to prepare accounts on the receipts and payments basis. ADMINISTRATIVE INFORMATION All Nations Community Church is a local church in Ihe Wylhenshawe area of Greater Manchester. It was reglstered on 261h January 2024 as Charity Number 1206736. The Church Is situated al 94 Crossacres Road. Wythenshawe. M22 SBS. Phone number 01614370303. Email address is info@allnationscc.com. The Church is open during the week al vanous times. 11 opens on Sundays for worship services at 9am and 11am. The Management trustees who help to run the charity are Michael O'connor who has served as a trustee from 1210312011, Angela Doyle who has served as a trustee since 1 sl April 2003, Rasol Manouchehri-Ardakani who has served as a Irustee since 0310212022. Jenniffer Lobb who has served as a trustee since 0310212022 and Akinola Olawale who has served as trustee Sin￿ 0310212022. The Church building is held by the Charity Commission who are Custodial Holding Trustees. The Trustees of the church are the management trustees. STRUCTURE, GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT The activities of All Nations Community Church are overseen by Ihe Trustees of the Church. The governing document of the registered charity is a Trust Deed and Constitution dated 20th August 1993, amended 81h July 2005 and 1, May 2009, adopted by the church on 13th May 2009 The Trustees are responsible for the financial administration of the Church, and the care and maintenance of Church premises The Truslees meet 4 times during the year. Pag• 2 OBJECTIVES AND ACTIVITIES All Nations Community Church seeks to advance the Christian religion through its aclivilies and the facilities offered to the community by ils building, and described more specifically in its mission statement as 'Our mission is to be a church that provides a place of refuge and restoration for all and to be a place where all its members are inspired to connect. grow and to use their God given potential to make Jesus known in their sphere of influence." The Trustees are aware of the Chaiity Commission's guidance on public benefit in "The Advan￿ment of Religion for the Public Benefit" and has regard lo it in the adminislralion of the Church. The Truslees believe that the Church provides benefit to the public by.. providing resources and facilities for public worship, pastoral care and spiritual, moral and intellectual development, both for the congregation and for anyone else who wishes to benefit from what the Church offers, promoting Christian values and service by members of the congregation to the community, for the benefit of individuals and society as a whole. REVIEW OF ACTIVITIES AND ACHIEVEMENTS All Nations Community Church has continued to reach out to Ihe local community by having weekly outreach in the local Civic Centre We have seen some growth in the church due lo this We serve the local people with tealcoffee and biscuits. There are people who meet with us regularly who enjoy spending lime with us Many ofthese people came to our free annual Christmas meal for the community. The church has many new members and is still streaming online The church has helped some missions during the year. We gave money to Barnabus, Open Doors. CAP (Christians Against Poverty), Compassion, The Message Manchester, The Message South Africa, an orphanage in India, World of Worth, and a mission in Mozambique. The church has a Worship Director who leaches a lot of people new skills. This is a great inveslment in Iheir lives. The church has volunteers who help with the running of the charity. People who clean and people who help with administration or printing and also running ihe streaming of the service. The youth group meets every Friday which is run for young people from church and from the local community. The Women of Valour and the Men of Honour meet regularly to have events such as walking, meals, general meetings and enjoy spending lime together. The church also has Life Groups that are held weekly in people's homes. online, and at church. The church also runs courses such as Freedom in Christ, Alpha, The Grace Course, Christianity Explored, Discipleship explored which have broughl people from across Manchester. All of these courses are free of charge lo all who attend. There is also internal Iraining that takes place. The church has prayer meetings weekday mornings al 6am. There are also prayer walks and Vigil prayer meeting which take place the last Friday of the month. The church also has a visiting ministry where new people and those in need will have a visit from someone in the team. P•ge 3 FINANCIAL REVIEW The church has contlr)ued lo be blessed and 18 safe and secure financlally. The church owns Iwo properties that are renled which helps the church to be financially Stable. 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