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The Bibleway Church of our Lord Jesus Christ
Worldwide UK
Charity Number 263117
TRUSTEE ANNUAL REPORT
2024- 2025
1971
Chari
Corres
ondence Address
8 Signet Court
Cambridge
CB5 8LA
Website:
Global Biblewa
Churches Chari
No.263117

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Welcome to the Annual Repx)rt of the Bibleway Church Charity for the financial year 2024-
2025. The tn￿teeS present this report to outline the charity's activities, p*rforn]ance. and
governance during the year under review.
The longer-tern] effects of the global pandemic have continued to impact individuals and
communities, including members of our congregation. These impacts have been economic,
physical. and ¢motional. and in som¢ c&8es have contributed to ongoing personal hardship.
The trustees have remained mindful of these Challenges when planning and delivering the
charity's activities.
During the y￿, the trustees have had to adapt plans and owational strategies to respond
eff¢¢tively to changing Circumstances and to ensure the continued delivery of the cl]arity's
objectives. This has included developin8 new skills in the use of digital technology and ￿la1
media to support communicatioffj worship, and OUt￿h activities. The charity has ￿s0
Invest￿ in upgrading its technological equipment to enable more efficient and eff¢ctive
delivery of its services.
Throughout the year, the trustees have exercised eareful oversight to ensure that tlle charity
remains financially viable, compliant with regulatory zcquiremcnts. and focused on its
charitable purposes for the public benefiL
Names of the Trus
Chairnwi
The Right Reverend, Bishop LA.
Williams -
National Adtninistrator
Missionary L Duncan
Chari
Treasurer
Reverend D. Ogunlana
Minister L.S. Williams

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The Ri
ht Reverend Bisho L.A. Williams- Cbairnian's Summa
Remark8
On behalf of the Trustee Board, the Chaimwi records sincere thath to all
those who have faithfully contributed to the work of the charity over the
past year, both within the United Kingdom and through overseas mission
activities.
The preparation of this annual report allows the Trustees to review the
charity's activities and achiev¢ments durtng the year and to consider its
strategic direction and objectives for the coming years.
The Trustees are grdtefui for the continued use of the premises at 8 Signet
CourL which has supported the ongoing delivery and development of the
charlty's religious and community activities. During the year. the church has welcomed new
members and has also seen increased engagement through its online platforn]s, extending its
reach and accessibility.
The Trustees remain committed to advancing the charity's purposes and ensuring its
conlinued grow￿ sustainability, and wsitive impact.

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The RWt Reverend? B￿hoP Williams
Missfionary Kay Duncan
TheRi
tRev
end Bish L.A. W￿la￿S-
The ministy ofApostle Williams h&8 extended across numerous regions both nationally and
internationally. He has actively supwirted ¢ducational developrnent programmes through
fundraising initiatives and the provision of educational Matrria￿ and financial assistance.
These efforts span sev¢raI countries and regions, including the Phitippines" Niga1￿ Sierra
Leone, and Ghana in West Afriw SouthAfrica and Zimbabwc in Southern Africa. Tanzania
in East Afrllc￿ South India in AS1￿ British Guyana in South Americ4 and Barbado4 St.
Luci4 Trini￿ and Jamaica in the West Indies.
Missio
onal A
nistrator
Missionary Duncan w&s born in Stokwn-Trenl EDglan<L where she spent her forn]ative
years before relocating to Sheffield to pursue a Bachelor of Education (Honours) dwee at
the University of Sheffield.
She married Reverend Alfred Dunc4n on October 27, 1990, and th¢ir union is blessed with
two adult son& James and Mic1￿1.
Since 1988, Missionary Duncan h&s been a committed member and leader of the Bibleway
Church in Cambridge. serving faithfvlly in various capacities. She has also held the esteemol
position of National Sunday School SuperintendenL Contrib￿lAg significantly to Christian
education and spiritual developmcnL

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Reverend David Ogunlana
Minister Leon Williams
Reverend David O
ana. Chati
Treasurer
Reverend Ogunlana is an activ¢ preacher and ex￿rienCed leader with Strong administrative
and financial management expertise. He holds a Bsc (Hons) in Agriculture, a Master's degree
in Applied Pmject Management. and several professional qualifications.
He jotned the Bibleway Church in Cambridge in 1995, where he cncountered God's
transfonntng love and responded io the call to ministry under the mentorship of the Right
Reverend Bishop L. A. Williams. He is married to Missionary Diana Ogunlan4 and they have
two children, Daniel and Dele.
Minister Leon Williams- Tr￿slee
Growing up In the Church from birth as the first of three siblings. Leon spent much of his
childhood traveling with his par¢nts in response to their calling into ministy. These early
experiences deeply shaped his faith and commitment to service.
Although the demands of his Professional career do not always allow him to pursue ministy
as fully as he would desiie, Leon continues to serve faithfully while excelling in the s¢cular
spheres of musical development and business.
As a trustee. he is deeply committed to the organi7Ation's mission and holds its best interests
at heart. H¢ is passionate about seeing the Global Church grow and flourish in impact and
influence.

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Governanee and Mana
ement
The Tntr Board governs the charity's activities througb infornjed d￿lS1on-mak1Ag, taking
profcssional advice fix)m acwuntants and solicitors. and strategic counsel from the Executive
Board of senior Elders and Missionarieg. The TnLqtees glgo engage the wi&r
membership through regular members, meetings. ¢nsuriog transprncy and accountability in
governance.
The TnLStees regularly monitor and evaluate the charlty's activities to ensure that they
ontinue to advance its chaTitable objectives and OF£Ikn in accordance with its governing
document.
Ob'eetlves and Aetiv
The following are further particulars of the Bibleway Charitabl¢ Trust: _
l. Its object is: ffi¢ advancement of religion of The Bibleway Church of Our Lord
Jesus Christ World -wide IUDited Kingdom)": elause 3 of the T￿￿t Deed.
2. The Bibleway Church of Our Imd Jes￿$ Cbrist World -wid¢ (United Kingdom) is
defined in clause 2 of the TnLSt Deed as: _ Thlemirrs of thc Bibl¢way Church of
Our Lord Jes￿8 Christ World -wide within the Unitsj Kingdom of Great Britsin
and Northem Ireland and the world".
3. The r¢ference to *nembers of the Bibleway Church within the United Kingdom
and worldwide.- is a reference to the churches within tb¢ United Kingdom and the
rest of the world that is associated with the Bibleway chU￿h of Our Lord Jesus
Christ World- Wi(k.
Bibleway Charity Centre (Charity Number". 263117) exists to advance religious education and
to supwrt the lo￿1 comtnunity through mentoring, teaching. and pastoral addressing
social and spiritual needs. tn pursuing its objectives. the charity provides supp)rt to vulnerable
members of the Community, Particularly individuals affected by depression, substance misuse.
and social isolation, including elderly people who ate housebound. The charity ￿s0 offers
guidance and developm¢ntal support to young people vtho are disadvantage4 with the aim of
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Public Benefit
The Trustees have given due considerdtion to the Charity Commission's guidance on public
benefit when reviewing the cbarity's aims and activities. The Trnstees believe that the charity's
work Provides Clear public bencfit by promoting spiritual wellbeing, social inclusio
emotional supporL and community cohesion.
The charity's activities are open to the wider Community and contribute to the moral,
educational, and social development of individuals and families, thereby supporting th¢
wellbeing of the local community.
Activities Undertaken to Achieve the Objectives
To fulfil its charitable purposes, the charity organises a range of church services and associated
activities, including regular Sunday services. midwttk meetings, and special services held
throughout the year. These activities renmin central to the charity's work and will continue to
forn] a significant part of its future objectives.
Sunday services incorporate struclvred teaching and confidence-building programmes
delivered through the Sunday School Department. These constructive and creative activities
support both children and adults in developing an understanding of biblical teachings and
promote positive values, helping participants to become resFM)nsible and engaged citizens
within thcir schools and th¢ wider local community.
Plans for Future Period$
The Truste¢s intend to continue and further develop the charity's core activities. with a focus
on strengthening community support expanding mentoring and teaching programmes. and
incre&sing engagement with vulnerable individuals and young I￿pIe.
The charity will continu¢ to build on its online presence and digilal outreach to improve
a¢¢essibility and engagemenL while continuing to make effective use of its facilities to support
worship. education. and commun1ty-f0c￿8ed initiative
Risk Management
The Tnlstees recognise their r¢sFK)nsibility for identifying and managing risks that may affect
the charity's ability to achieve its objectives. The Tn￿CeS regularly review the principal risks
facing the charity and have established procedures to mitigate these risks where possible.
Key risks include financial suslainability, safeguarding, and operational continuity. These risks
are managed through regular financial monitoring, adherence to safeguarding policies and
procedures, reliance on professional advice where appropriaie, and ongoing oversight by the
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Much of the pmgrnmmes on Sundays are devoted
to Worshiping, praying, and teaching Godly
principles from th¢ Bible.
The Sunday programmc also provides opportunities for greater interaction bettveen people of
different cultural backgroun(L includlng help for those who are sometimes excluded from
society. those who are disaffected and isolated to have a sense of
inclusion into the-church community"
During the week. the charity will continue to organise a varied
package of departments] initiatives, including Men's ministy
supporl Women's ministy supporL and Youth activities. These
activities encourdge a gr¢at deal of involvement from the
Bibl¢way mcmber5hip, which in turn aid our members to develop their potenti￿ and to raise
their aspirations to fLmction &8 valuable participants in community from a Christian lifestyle.
In addition. the charity seeks out and engages our community, in providing many opportunities
to develop the skills of its members and th¢ lo￿ communities in various cities. This is done
by way of, e.g. sports. like badminto￿ football, and M￿SIcal tslent search within the local
community.
Financial
om
The Trustees have continued to adopt a prndent approach to the management of the charity's
finances, with the objective of maintaining financi81 stability in what reD]a1￿ a challenging
and volatile economic and social environmenL
Th¢ cl￿rIty'S Principal sourc¢ of income is derived from fre¢-WAII donation& tithes, and
off¢rings received from members of the Bibleway Church and visitors attending the chality's
various programmed activities, both within the church and the local community. During the
yeaT, the charity was also gratef￿ to receive ongoing financial $UpF￿ through direct donations
paid into the ch￿Ity'S bank accounts via int¢rnet banking and mobile payment platforn￿. The
Truste¢s wish to express their sincere appreci*ion to all supw>rters foT their continued
generosity throughout the year and beyond.
Looking ahead, the T￿￿te¢S are exploring opportunities to strengthen the charity's financial
position through increased use of Gift Al￿ sponsorship, and other income-generating
initiatives. These measures are intended to improve the charity's economic and operational
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The Bibleway Charity Centre continues to
occupy and o￿ate from offices located at 8 Signet Court. Swann Lane. Cambridge, CB5 8LA,
which support the delivery of the charity's activities and seThices.
Buildin
and Assets
It is the TTUStees plan to utilize any buildings available at various locations to advance its
community and develop educational programmes. We moved to 8 Signet Court, Swann Lane.
Cambridge CB5 8LA as of January 1, 2020, and we eontinue to use tbis facility.
Some of the Main Events During the Year (2024 -2025)
Trustee Activities
414124-514124 Trustee Planning Meeting in Nottingham
1914124Trustee Meeting Cambridge
H8alth and Safety Checks organised bythe Trustees
1514124 Fire Safety Check
4110124 Church Alarms Check
14101125 Church Electrical System Check
22111124 Church Safetycheck
Members Conferences
2816124-2916124 Cambridge Church

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2019124-2119124 Member's
Conference at St. Martln's Church
Cambridge
Communlty Events
Youth Communty Event8
1015124 and 2318124 Social and Quiz at Orlene's knchen Cambridge

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Other Communfty Events
22106124 Windrush Celebrations at the Guildhall Cambri(Jge
14109124 H881th and Wellbeing Evenr at the Guildhall Cambridge

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Ovars•a8 Mlsslon8 V181ts
9108124-12108124 Zimbabwe Church Convention Bishop WUi8m8 and EidèrAlfr8d Duncan

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23109124-16110124 Mission to Philippine$ Bishop
Wliiiams and Brother MiGhael Duncan
During the year. the charity undertook international
mission and outreach actrvities to Manila and
General Santos CitylGensanl, Philippines. These
missions focused on preaching the Gospel,
teaching biblical principles. and encouraging
spiritual growth among indiwduals and
congregations. These activities supported spiritual
wellbeing. strengthened faith, and encouraged
continued engagement within local church
communities.
Alongside public worship and teaching. the charity
provided pastoral care to indNiduals during
outreach activities. This included prayer. spiritual
counselling. and person81 encouragement.
delivered by experienced ministers and supported
by localvolunteers.
Thèse actNities contributed to emotional resilience.
spiritual encouragement, and a sense of belonging within the faith community.
In the coming year, the charity intends to continue its programme of worship. teaching,
outreach. and pastoral support. while seekingto strengthen governance. volunteer
development. and sustainable deliveryof its mission.

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REVI
OftLD￿DE
4UI)
27109124- 5110124 Ml8sion toThe Blbioway Church- Lago•, Niggrla. Eldgr Davld ogunlana

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Support to other Churches
23111124-24111124 Bishop Williams proaches at London Fellowship ChU￿h
EVIVA
2024
Other Events
1616124 Father's Day SeNtce
30103125 Mother's Day Semce
31112124 Watchnight se￿ICe prayer and soci81 and Zoom Meeting
28104124 Communion SeNlce 2102125

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14107124 Enfleid Church Annlvernary
Prayer and Fastlng Events
2109124 416109124
20101125- 24101125
Feliowshlp Meals
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Conclusion 8nd Trustees, Statement
In conclusion. the Trustees express their sincere gratitude to all members. volunteers, donors.
and supporters who have contributed to th¢ work of the Bibleway Church Charity during the
year 2024-2025. Despite ongoing social and economic challenges, the charity h&s continued
to operate in furtherance of its charitable purposes. providing spiritual guidance, pastoral
care, and community support for the public t*nefit.
The Tn￿le¢S confirni that they hav¢ had due regard to the Charity Comn]ission's guidance on
public benefit oJ]d are satisfied that ihe activilies undertaken during the year have advanced
the charity's objectives in accordance with its governing document. The Trustees have
exercised proper oversight of th¢ charity's operations. finances, and risk management
aTfdngements. and believe the charity remai￿ w¢ll placed to continue its work in a
suslainable and res￿nsible manner.
Looking ahead, the Trns￿$ remain committed to strengthening governance, maintaiDing
financial resilience, and developing activities that respond to the evolving needs of the
community. With faith. prudent slewardship. and continued collective effort. the Trustees
trust that the charity will continue to grow in impact and ¢ffectiven¢ss. serving IN)th God and
the wider community.
Trustee5' Approv41
This report was approvedby the Trust¢¢s and signed on their behalf.
The Right Reverend Bishop L. A. Williams
Chairnian of Trustees
Date: /g/..a£.8£_..............

REGlSfERED CHARrrY NUMBER.. 263117
Report of the T￿￿ee$ and
UnaLKlited Financial Statements for the Year Ended 31 March 2025
The 8ible Way Church of Our Lord Jesus
Christ World Wide UK
Prepared by the Trustees
Principal address
Slgnet Couri Swann Road. Cambrldge, Cambridgeshi￿. CB5 8LA

The Blble Way thurch of Our Lord je￿
Chrfst World UK
Report of the Trustees
ststement of Flnanaal Aetivibe5
Balan￿ Sheet
Notes to the FIna￿l31 Ststema)ts
4t05
Detalled Statement of Flnancial PAlvltles

The Blble Way Church of Our Lord Jesu5
Christ World Wide UK
Report of the Trustees
for the Year Ended 31 March 2025
The trustees present thelr report with the finandal statements of the charity for the year ended 31
March 2023. The trustees have adopted the provislons of the Ststement of Recommended Prattlce.
ISORPI 'Accountin8 and Reporting by Charities, Issued In March 2CM)5.
REFERENCE AND ADMINISTRATIVE OETAILS
Registered Charity number
263117
Prlnclpal address
85ignet Court
Swann Road
Carnbridge
Cambridgeshlre
C85 8LA
Trustees
Chairman of the Board: The Right Reverend. Bishop LA Wtlliams
Trustee: Reverend D. Ogunlana
Trustee: Missionary K. Duncan
Trustee: Minister L5. Williams
sTrucruRE. GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
Governlng document
The charity is controlled by its goveming dLxumenL a deed of trusL and constrtutes an
unincorporated chartty.
Rlsk management
The trustees have a duty to Identify and review the risks to which the charity is exposed and to
ensure approprfate controls are in place to provide reasonable assurance against fraud and error
HALF OF THE BOARD:
Chairman
Trustee
Trustee
Trustee
Date: l.
Date- .£
. Date:
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Th• Wble Way Chuvth of Our Lordje
Chri5tWortd Wkl• UK
for th•Y&r Ended 31 Mwth 2025
2025
2024
Unre5tr1cted Unrestdcted
fund
fund
INCOMING RESOURCES
Incomlry resourtes from 8•nernted funth
Voluntary irKome
74998
69410
RESOURCES EXPENDED
Costs funds
Costs of 8eneratln8 voluntary Inc¢xne
75531
72557
75531
72557
NEf INCOMINGI(oiifGOING)
RESOURCES
15331
13.148)
RECONCIUATION OF FUNDS
(3y91
14011
14.0831
13.5491
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The Blble Way Church of Our lord Jesus
Chrlst World Wkle UK
At 31 Marth 2025
2025
2024
fund
fund
CURRENT ASSETS
Cash at bank
2197
2729
CREDrroRS
Amounts fallin8 due within one year
(6,2801
16,2791
NEf CURRENT
ASSEfsiiLIABIUTIES)
{4.083)
13.5491
TOTAL Assffs LESS CURREpir
UA81LmES
14.0831
13.549)
NEf ASSEfsi{UA8ILmES)
(4.0831
13.5491
FUNDS
Unrestritted funds
14.0831
(3.5491
TOTAL FUNDS
14.0831
13.549)
The flnancial statements were appr￿ed by the Board of Trustees Qn...........................
and were signed on its behalf by:
Chalrman
/ /,•- /</-
Trustee
Trustee 11-1. 2
Trustee
Date..
The notes fom part of these finandal statements
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The Blble Way thurch ol Our Ltyd J05US
Chrtst World WNle UK
Notes to the Hnamlal Statements
forthe Year Ended 31 Marth 2025
AccoupinNG pouaES
Accountin8 conventhn
The financial ststements have been prepared underthe historical cost conventlon, and In accordance
with the Financial Reporting Stsndard for Smaller Entities leffective April 20081. the Charitle5 Act 2011
and the requlrernents ofthe Statemert of Recommended Practi￿, Accountlng and Reportlng by
Charltie5.
lrtomln8 resources
All Incomlng resources are induded on the Ststement of Flnancial ArtNities when the ¢harlty Ig legally
entltled to the Incorne and the amount can be quantlfied wlth re350nable accuracy.
Expenditure Is accOur￿d for on an accnmls basi5 arKI has been dassffled under headings th¥t
aggregate all cost related to the category. Where costs cannot be dlrectly attrtbuted to particular
headlngs they have been all<¥cated to actfvities on a ba$15 conslstent wlth the use of resources.
Tax•ilon
The ¢harity Is exempt from tsx on tts charltable activitse&
Fund aCC￿￿ting
Unrestrfcted funds can be used In a¢cordance wlth the tharltable obJectt¥e5 at the dlxretlon of the
trustees.
Restrirted fund5 can onty be used for particular restricted purposes wlthln the obJects of the ch8rty.
Restricdons arise when specified bythe donor or when fvnds are ralsed for partlcular restrfrted
purpose
Further explanatlon of the nature and purpose of fund Is Inclth In the notes to the ftnancial
ststements.
2025
2024
Support Costs
6.256
2.995
TRiisfEES' REMUNERATION AND BENEFrrs
There were no trustees. remuneration or other beneffts forthe year ended 31 March 2024.
Trustses, expenses
There were no tn￿tee$, expenses paid forthe year ended 31 March 2023.
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The Blble Way Church of Our Lord Jesus
Christ World Wlde UK
Notes to the Flnancial Stalements
for the Year Ended 31 Marth 2025
2025
2024
Other credltors
3.132
6279
Net
movement in
At 31.3.24
At31.3.25
Genernl fund
13,5491
12,615)
1935)
TOTAL FUNDS
(3.5491
12.6151
19351
Net movement in fimd4 included in the abov¢ aTra #te as follows..
Resources
expended
Movement In
funds
resources
Unrestricted fuds
General fund
74,998
{75.5311
15331
74.998
175,531}
{5331
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The 8lble Way Chuffh of Our LO￿jesUS
Chrlst Worfd Wlde UK
Detalled Statement of Financlal Athitle5
for the Year Ended 31 Marth 2025
2025
2024
INCOMING RESOURCES
Voluntsry Income
Glfts
Offerin8
rithes
Interest
13.624
34,071
27,303
11,316
33.317
24.774
74,998
69,410
Total IK4xnln8 reMur¢e5
74.998
69.410
RESOUR￿ EXPENDED
Accountancy
Legal fees
Travel & Accommodatton
Hall Hlre
Insurance
Office rent
3,896
27.285
1384
7,162
25.186
1,347
Bank Charges
Pastoral SeThlces
Coun¢ll Tax
Utillty
Loan Repayment
32,2
30,1
1,162
4558
L273
1.3
69,275
69,562
Skniort costs
H05pltallty
DIsp05ables & consumables
Mobile Telephone
Wi Fil & webslte & TV li￿nce
Small Equlpment
4N26
L215
49
706
Advertising
1,026
75,531
72,557
Net upendlty
15331
13.148)
Thls page does not fomi part of the statutory flnandal statements
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