Registered number
267230
The Church of God World-wide Mission International (Pentecostal)
Report and Accounts
31 March 2025

The Church of God World-wlde Mlsslon International IPonts¢o8tal}
Report and accounts
Contents
Pago
Charity Information
Trustees report
Independent auditor$' report
Statement of financial a¢bvilps
10
Balance sheet
11
Cash flow slalemgnl
12
Not•s to the accounts
13
DetaI￿d 8xpense5
19

The Church of God Worfd-wlde Mission Int•rnalloTral IPents¢ostal)
Charity Infomallon
Tru$te•s
Rev. Dr. Joel Thomas
Mrs. Una Jordan
Rev. T. Ramsay
Mrs. Mariori8 Jone>Popè
Mr. Simon Watson
Mr. Dawd J8mes
Mr. Steve Jones
Mr. Codfried Nyamekyeh
S•¢rntary
Mrs Beverfey Young
Audltors
Jacksons
First Floor
Ahion House
Albion Street
Hull
HU13TE
8ankero
Barday$ 8aThk UK PLC
One Snowhil
Snow Hill Queensway
Bim)ingham
B2 2XD
Règlstergd offic•
The Gbbe
12 Portman Road
Reading
RG30 1 EA
Registered ¢harlty number
267230

Church of God World-wide MIs8lon Intsrnational {Pent0¢08tal)
Trustees Report
for the year ended 31 hlar¢h 2025
The Trustees present their report and flnanclal statements for the year ended 31 March 2025.
The financbal ststements have been prepared in 8c¢ordance with the accountin9 pollc4es set OLrt in
the nol&s to Ihe aco)unts and c4Jmply with the charWs governing document, the Charrknes Act
2011 and the Accounting and ReportiThJ by Charibes Ststement of Recommended Praetice
applicable to Charitiès preparing their accounts In accordance with the Financial Reporting
Stand￿d applioab19 in the UK and Republic of Ireland published in October 2019.
Genetal Infomiallon
Church of God Worldwide Mi58ion {Englandl was registered as a charity on 27 September 1973
and renamed Church of God Wot1d Wide Misshjn Intemalional {Pentecoslall on 25 October 2006.
The organisation is governed by the Rules and Conmitub'on in accordance wlh Ihe ArtKles of Faith
dated the samo as its regislralion.
Charity ragistralion number.. 267230
Address: The Globe
12 Portman Road
Reading
Berkshire
RG30 1EA
Truslees.. Rev. Dr. Joel M. Thomas
Mr. Michel Marquis
Mrs. Una Jordan
Mr. Sl Clair Boyce
Mrs. Thèresa Ramsay
Mrs. Maryorie Jones-Pope
Miss. Dawn Williams
Mr. Simon Watson
Mr. Dawd James
(appointed on N0￿mber 20241
Mr. Steve Jones
{appointed on November 20241
Mr. Godfvied Nyamekyeh (appointed on November 20241
IresKJned on November 20241
Iresvjned on Novemtrv 20241
(restgned on November 20241
R•cruitmgnt and oppolnlmènt of trustse5
Trustees are appointed al Ihe Annual General Meeting al the r8commendation of members of the
chaiity.
The Char￿ also seeks lo identify those with the exp8rfenGo ond calling lo be¢ome trustees.
All Iruslees were 8ppoinled by the voting of all wr Chur¢h volunt88r5 and approved by our Senior
Paslor.
Th$re wera thrèè relirinq trusl8os and three nw recuits.in the pericd.

Church of God World-wlde Mlsslon Inl¢rnatlonal (Pentgcostal)
TTU$tee$ Roport
for the year ended 31 March 2025
Public Benefit
In planning our activities this year we worked in ac¢ordance with the Charity Commission guidance
on public benerrt. We exist lo serve all areas of our community which indudes all 898 groups
wilhoul discrominatlon and is wthout the dislinclK)n of sax, political or religi¢us belièfs. We strNe lo
promote soclal welfare and cohesion through the provision of pastoral $*rvices and cultUf81 event$
so impro￿1n9 the social and physical wellbeing of the local community.
Mlsslon and Vi8ion
Our main objective as a Gharity is 10 8dvan¢e the Christian religion 8nd promote the gosp91,
Another key objective is lo be a positive pillar in the Communiti￿ in which our churthe$ are
located. We aim to po$ilively impact our comfflunttigs and make an effecllve ¢hangg where the
opportunty 9ives us space lo do so.
Oryanlsatlon
Tho board of Tr￿t08s IS Tespcmsiblo for the Charit15 compliance. Th¢y ensure Church of God
Worfd WKle Mission have plans and str3tagi8s in place to fulfil all aims and objectives sel.
Thè rnanag8m8nt of the ChaTty is overseen by 1 fijll-time Leader. a part-lime YO￿ntsry
Admini5tralor, and the ExècutNe Board. This board is made up of a carefulty selected group of
Senior Leadèrs from each Branch. All WTth a variety of skills and experience which are used
co1￿ctiVelY to ensure the charty Is funth'oning and operating al thtr highast standards possible in
all area5.
The Trustees, axecutsve Boaid and Administrator aim lo meet quart$r1y (Diary dependènt). The
Board will rlleel outsidg of these timas rf any uigenl matters arise or there a￿ any changes to
cir¢umstsn¢¢$.
There is a total of fNg Chwch8s that are active and working within the remits of the Constitution in
th¢ United lQngdom. Reading. Fulham, Dufwch, Easlboume and B8sing$toke.
During Ihis re￿rtIng period our A￿esbUry branch has been dissolved. After much discussion the
Trust￿S and Board Members made this decision. Due lo a changè in Ihe circumslan¢e8 Qf th8
branch's leadership. high rent costs, I￿ rnembership numbers and still suffefing the effects of the
Global Pandemic. whi￿ thi5 branch h8$ been closed if Iheie was a ¢hangg of circum5twtces
which would result in the lo(8lion being fruitful again, this will bg reviewed by the Board.
In line wth our aiffls, missSon and objectives there is represenl*ion of the Ch811ty in sèveral
countries. Barbados. Sl Vincent and The Grenadines, Jamaica. Nigeria, Sierra L80ne, Marbnique.
Guyana, Grenada and St Lucia. These locations are compliant with regLtlations sel out by the law
of each country regarding faith and charities. The loeAI Bishop's manage the daity running of the
blanche5 in thair countries assisted by Senior Leaders and Adfftinislralors. There are regular
meetings With the International Lèaders and the UK Chair of the Board. Every other year there is
f#ce-t(￿fat￿ Intemational Executive Board meeting held in England. Hare the Local and
Intemational Leaders meet lo ensure effective running collèctively and where we can improve and
assist each other.
Flnan¢l•l Revlew
The Charity incurred a defictt of -£28,112 for th$ financial year. Al 31 Mar¢h 2025. the Charity h81d
£3,255,232 in unreslricteil fund$.

Church of God World-wlde Mlssion Intsrnallonal IP•Dteco8tal}
Trustees Roport
for the year ended 31 March 2025
Re5erve• poll¢y
Resems are needed to bridge the gap between the spendlng and receiving of income and lo
covèr unplanned emergency repairs and other expendtture.
The trustges regularly review the level of reserves they considei nacessary lo enable the charty lo
opgrate for the foreseeable future.
Available Re5eNes, whlch are Ihe the unreslrf¢tgd lunds1os$ amounts tied up in frxed assets nel
of loans amounleil to £187.624.
Progr•ss Rgvlew
Church of God Worfd WHle MSssK)n InteTnalional, regulaty revSews and improves whar8 necessary
all aspects of its rnanagement and operational structure. Ensuring we meet all our key aims and
objectives whilst atways ensuring Compliance, in line with Ihe Charrty Commission. By doing this
we ensure the smooth and effe¢tiVo running of the Charity.
We are ￿rrenIty operating 3 purthased Chufch buildings in the UK. Th8se buildings are being
used for weekly Worship, Biblg Studies, Praygr Meelings 8nd YoLth Groups. As well as Worship
PUTposes these buihlings are b*ng used for communty betterment and outreach. With actiVThes
such as senior day groups. soup kitchens, food banks. tea and coffee momings and cornmunfLy
fun days.
Branches Ihat do not worship in a purchasèd building continue lo operate from rented premises.
One of our objectives for the nexl reporting year is to plan and prepare a long-term slTale9y which
will see all our Branches purchased properties. This will enable us lo provtrde more support for our
I￿1 communities in more locations across the UK. This was the main agenda ilem of our AGM
and members p(rt forward ideas that we can look at moving forward to make Ihis a successful aim.
We have contlnued to use lechnolDgy lo broaden OUT member base and reach those less able to
attend one of our physical lo¢ations. Media such as Zoom, Facebook, YouTube ¥re used for most
gJnday and mi(kweok $eNces to ensurè we can rneet the needs of our Members and communrty.
Our 3 main events for the year were..
214ay Prayer and Fasting in January
We used this time to plan, prepare and alvjn together for the Calendar year ahèad.
At the end of the 21 days, we had a CeletrKation Seryice whorfj all Branches mel.
National conventlon July 2024
This was held in i)ur Eastbourne bran¢h where thè Therne was 'Greater
Manrfestalion,. Here we mei for 3 nights of Worship SeNces aNI day lime
Seminars lo equip and rechary8 the members. There were separate Seminars and
Workshops for the under 18,$. This was an awesome event uplrfting all that
attended.
National Day of Fasting 2
This is an Annual Meeting where we meet for a day of Fasting and Prayer, we u
this time to pray together for the things wg gre believing God lor our Charity. We
81so use this time lo pray fcf praytrr raquests frorn members and online family that
join us by media out￿15.
The Charity has a wide age range of mernbets with different n￿S and abilitiès. The membership
of the Charity is continuing lo gr¢yw with members of all ages and cultu￿8.

Church of God World-wlde Mlsslon Intomational IPentaco8tal
Trusteos Report
for the year ended 31 March 2025
As an Charity based on Mission, thero arè teams in each branch that carry out Missionary work in
Iheir local area. Ranging from hospital and hom& visits for the sick and housebound. The teams
aim tr) assist in matters physical and spiritual dependent on need. As peop￿ have become
comfortable again w(Ih social iler81ion after the Pandemic, wè are $￿ing a rise in members and
the community taking up the use of these seNi¢ès. Some members are still not comfortabl* VAlh
social inter￿tIOn hcwever we taik*r the level of care to ￿COMmodate this.
AN branch8s have 1X￿tInUed to carry oul Funerals, 8aptlsms, Christenings and Vveddings. With
high numbèr of mambers being elder￿ Iherg have Ltrn many funerals which havo been a drfficult
time for the Charity.
The Charity continuas to be seif-sufficienl in an areas and conthnues to support lo¢al ¢ommunity
and Churches when deemed appropriat¢ by the Board.
As Wit￿ other years Ihgre has been gr￿th in m*mbgrship and affiliat￿ interest. Regi$l•red
nterèsts ar8 prgsenled to the &¥ecutNe Board for formal proces5 and agreement. This ènsures all
are allgr￿d wtth the mission stslement aThJ Core Values of the Charity.
Th8 Trusl88's Board has had a reshuffle this reporting year. 3 members have been replaced due
to heallh and age•rel8led rgasons. This decision was rnade and 3 nw trustees appointed as
deaded by the Board. The new addibons have a varied skill sèt to ensure we have qualifi8d and
skilled members in different areas. Thfj Board continues to operate wth members with
representation from each branch. The ExecutNe Board rneets regul8dy lo discuss any Changes
and ned$ thè Charrty may have.
The Charity has contin￿￿ to raceive donations Ihoughoul this reporting year. These have been
given to individual Churches for drfferent purposes. This is received in the form of tithes. offering.
donations to departments and groups, for the use of Christian woik, relief and C(￿munity
purposes for rnatters thè Executive Board consider lo be in keepin9 wf(h those of the Chur¢h.
The Charlly has worked hard to •n$ure training for ne¢essary Indlwduals has been carried OUL
The trairhing focus for this reporting year was GDPR Comph'ance, Heath and Safety and
Safegua￿ling.
Vvrth the steady growth of the Charty and the ankn'cipalioll foi conlinu9d membership growth. All
branches a￿ reaching out inl0 drfferent training to be able to assisl complex needs that may arise
in our local churches and communithes. There is no largel dale for this as training 15 ongoing and
will be monitored regul8rly by representatibts from each branch.
The Trustee8 are ie8ponsible for ka8ping proper a¢¢ounling iecord$ which discbse, with
reasonable a￿U[acY, the financial position of the Charity. Which enables thern to ¢ontinu8 to
Share and demonslrale God's love and ascgrtain Ihe financial position (If th8 Charity and continue
to Smpacl and seNe the Communtyleffect social ¢h8nges. Thay aré also reS￿nsIble for
Safeguardlng Ihe assets of the Charity and taking reasonable steps for the prevention and
detection of fraud and other irT8gularities.
Tn￿1￿. r•8ponslbiliti
Law applicable lo charities in England and Wales wuires ihe Trustees to prepa￿ financial
statements for each year, whth gives a Iwuè and fair view of the charitys financial activities during
the period and of 11$ finanttial position at the end of the year. In preparing financial statements
gi￿ng a true and fair V￿¥, the twstees should follow best practice and..
sèlèct suitable accounting policAes and then appty them consi5tentty',
observe the methods and principles in the Charities SORP
make judgment and estimates that are reasonable and prudent., and

Church of God World-wide Ml8slon Intsrnational IP•nt¢co¥tsll
Trustees Report
foi the year gnded 31 March 2025
slate whether appI￿able UK Accounting Standards h8ve been fc4bwed subject lo
any material departures disclosed and explalned in the financial statements
prepare the financial slalements on the going concem basis unkns it is
Irw)propriale to assume that the charity will eontinue in business.
The Tru51ees are responsib￿ foi: keeping adequate accounting recoTds that are sufficient to show
gnd explain Ihe ¢harills transactions and disclose with reasonablè 8eeuracy al any time the
financial position of the charity and enable them to ensure th* thg financial statements ¢omply
with the Charrfies Act. They are also responsible for $afeguarding the as8e15 of th¢ Charty and
hgn¢e for lakiig r9asonable $tsps lor Ihe prevention and delectitsn of fraud and other irrngulartlies.
Rev. Dr. Joel M. Thomas, TH.D., D. D, D. Min
Chairman of Trustees
10 December 2025

Church of God World-lhllde Misslon Intsrn•tional IP•nte¢ostall
Independent audftoTr' report
to the of Church of God Worl¢kWldg M1s5k*n Int•rnatlonal IP•ntscostall
Oplnlon
We have aud*ed the fin8n¢l81 slatfrments of Church of God World-WKle klbsron Intomational IPentecostaD for the year endud
31 M8rch 2025 which comprise the SlatemBnl of Financial Acaivrties, tho Stater￿1 of Financial P0S￿On, the Statement ot Cash
Fl¢ws and notes to the financial stalemerts, induding a summ8ry of signfficant accounting poliue$. The financi81 i•porting
framework that has be•n applEd in their PTepar81iDn ts applicsble law ¥Thd United Klngdom Ac£ounting Stand8rfs, including FRS
102 The Financial Repor*"ng Stsndard applicable in the UK and th¢ Republic of Ireland, (United Kingdom G•n•r4ty Atr£pted
Accounting Practice).
report 15 made sokly to th¢ Gharws tru$tsg$, as a body, in accordance with Part 4 of the Charithry$ IAGwuntS 8nd Report81
Regulations 2008. Our audit work has beeTh undertaken so Ihal we might state to the chaii18bte Chartys trusiee5 Iho$e matters
we are requlod tts $t•t¢ to them In an audi¢orfs report and for no DlhEr putpo*. To the fvlknl •xt•nf perrnitied by law, we do not
accept or 8&sun* responsibilty lo anyone other than the tharty and thè t*arW$ tru$t¢e$ 0$ o boty, for our work, fcf IhY6
ptyr( or fortho ownions we have forn￿d.
In ouropink)n the ffnanoal &tat8m6nts'.
8 tm8 and fair ¥Aew of Ih? stste of thè affalrs as at 31 M￿ch 2025 arvj of its In¢￿Ing re80urce5
applicatvjn of resovK*$ for the ￿ar then ended,.
have been Proper￿ prepared in accor(14n¢e wtth United Kin￿￿orn Genoraly Atteptsd Accounting Pra¢*¢e', and
have been prepared in accordanct with the requirements of the CharitN?s Act 2011.
B￿1¥ of opinron
We tonducted our audit in accordance with Inltm¥tiono1 Standards on Audthng IUKI IISAS IUKII and aPpl￿bb2 I￿. Our
responsib￿rtIeS under Ih¢se standards ar• further descrlbed in the Audito¢$ responsibl￿85 lor the audit ol the financial
stateThEnls seclon of our r8poTL We ave independent of the company in acGordano wfth the alhKal requirements that are
vant to our 8udrt of Ihe financial statements in the UK, incjuding the FRC $ Ethical Standard. and wa have fu￿IK￿d our other
•thKal r8sp0Th5ibilthe5 in acMrdance wrth thes6 rnqvlrer￿￿tS. We bel*ve Ihat the audit evidence we have ¢bt8in8d is SUffiC￿nI
and appmDriate to prov*Je 8 ba*sfor ouroDinh)n.
Condush)n8 relatlng to going conGern
In auditing the finanrial 6ts16monts, wo have ¢onclud8d that the truste85' Us0 of Ihe going tMcèrn basys of a¢£)unb"ng in Ihe
p￿pa￿trOn of the financial slalements Is appropriate.
Ba8ed on the wotk we have perfotmed. we have not Ident￿¢d ary materlal uncÉrtalnties relating to events or condilions that.
individually or coN8Cti¥ely, may cast swnfficant doubt Qn the enltys abilty to continuE as a golrng concern tor a ppricKI of al180s¢
vleve rrp)nth$ ftom when thg finanaal statements Af• authowd for issu8.
Our rosp0￿bIlit*S and tha rèsponsibilities of tha trustees with respecl lo Ihe going conc8m awe descrbed Sn Ihe r9knvantaect￿ns
of Ihe report.
O¢hér Snfornlotlon
Thg tru$l¢¢s are wnsible for the other Infor[r￿tiOn. The other Informallon cornprws Iho infor7T￿knn Inchjded in Iht truslee$'
annual report other Ihan th& financial stal8ments and our audilorfs rtport th8raon. Our opinion on the finan¢lal statements dD95
not co¥erthe other 1nfornat￿?n an¢J we do ntsl expre69 any forn) of assurance Conclusi￿ Ihèrton.
In connecbon wrth our 8udit of the finanual statements, our respon$ibty is lo ￿ad the other informth.on and. in doing $0.
consTder whether the other irtformai*)n 1$ matsrialty inconsBtent with the finant¥Jl $tstem¢nts oi our kn￿edge obt8kned in th8
audit or othew8e appears to be maierialty mL88tated. tf we idenbfy such rnateri81 In¢onsistsnues or appaffjnt material
mi$stat¢ments, ar¢ requlied to delermlne whother the￿ 1$ a m*rKql misslatsment in the financBI statements or 8 material
misstatement of the other information. If. based on the work we hav¢ perfortlpd, w8 Cond￿je thit there is a material
misstat8menl of this other Inforrnat￿n, we ￿qUi￿ lo report that fact.
We have nothing lo wport in this reg8rd.

ChU￿h of God World-WldÈ Ml•sion Int•matlonal IP•nt•COStall
Independent auditors. report
to the memhrs of Church of God WoFI&Wdo Mlsslon Intsrn•tional I￿￿teCDS￿lTr
Matters on whl¢h w• ar• Mguir•d to r•port by ex¢eptli)n
We have nothing lo report in respe￿ of thè followin9 fTwtters relation to whKh the Charities (Accounts and Reportsl
Regulabon$ 2008 Nuiros ￿ to reportto you ff, in our opiniDn'.
Ihe information 9T￿￿ in the finanual State￿entS i% incon5iStent any matedal res￿(￿with the trustees ￿port.. or
thg finan¢ial $tatemenls are not in agreemenlwilh the accounting ￿￿rdS ond retum$.' or
suffidenta¢¢ountin9 w¢ord8 have not been kept.. or
wa hav• not rec•wed an the infoThation and explanations we repuire for wraudll.
Ro$pon•lblllths of trust¢•8
As explained more fulEy in th¢ trustÈe$' responsibil￿8¥ $tslenwn( the trustees are r05ponsil>Je ffjr Ihe pr8paTrtion of the fmanaal
staleThnts and for being 5atisfRd that they give a true and lair vlew, and for such intem81 control as the dire¢tors d*t¢nrino is
necessary lo enabk Ihe P￿paration of financial ststsrnents Ihat are fw tr¢m mat•rial misststemenl, whether due to fraud
ety¢r.
In preparing the financial siataments, the tru¥tees are responsib￿ fvr $$ses$ing the a￿lty to ¢onUnu6 as a g￿r￿j
n¢erN. di$doslng, as applicab￿, matters related to going concem and uying the going eoncem basis of accounting unless the
tru8te88 either int9nd to IiquKlate the charity Drto ceo$¢ oper•bon$, oi have no rgalistic ahomati￿ butto do $0.
A￿lit0￿8 responsibililtes fortht audit of thellnan¢l•l $tthm•n
We have been appointed as auditor under seclp)n 144 of Ihe Chorftie$ A¢t 2017 and repr)rt in accordanr*with regulatlons mode
undersecbon 154 of that ACL
Our objectwJ are to obtain reason#bk assur8n¢e about whether thg flnanclal statements as a whole a￿ freg from material
mi$$tatement, whether due to fraud or errol, and to issue an auditorfs r8POrt th31 inthdes our (4)Inion. Re88Mable 8$surance Is a
hyh level of assuran¢8. but i8 n¢t a guarantee that an audit conduct8d in accordance with ISAY (UK) *lll aKvays d¢tsct a rnalerial
misstatement when il •x15t5. Misslatorronts can arise from fraud or error 8re ￿nSidered material if. knOi¥idualty or ￿ th8
Oggregate, thgy ￿U￿j 1*a￿nablY b8 8XP8Cted to influ8nc8 the economic deci5ion$ of taken on Ihe basva of th888 hwn¢Aal
5ts1ement5.
r•gulariti8s, iThcluding fraud, are instances of ngn<A>rnpI1an￿ laws wul81ion8. We de5HJn pror£dures i) Ilne with our
responsibilities, oudined above, to detect maleii81 misstaternents in resp¢a of Irregular￿$S, inC￿ding fraud. The ethni lo whk*
our procedures are Gapobk of det¢¢liny btregularitles, induding fraud is detai￿d below..
As part ofthe planning proces5'.
W¢ *nquir¢d of tho twst¥es th• ￿ntrol$ the d)arty has in p18ce, Ihe areas of the finanryal $tal&ments that are susceptib￿to
the risk of fraud or irregularit￿3 and whelherthere has been any known, suspe¢ted or alkged fraud.
We obtalnel 8n understsndlng of th¢ leg818nd r8gulatoryfrarn•wort appk4b￿tQ tho chafity.
W• Cons￿Or0d tha in¢•nM$ and •PPC*rtunlt6s Ihot e￿￿t￿1th1n the charfty for manag8m8nl bias to ov*rride any control8.
Uslng ourknowledga of the charty, tegelhar wrth dicussion8 helj al Ihe planning Sta9e. we formed a condu8vJn on the ri¥k
of ￿￿t￿teMentS duB to irregularities.

Church of God World-wide Mission Int¢mation•l (Pentecostall
Independ•nt audTtors' roport
to th• Thmb•rs ol Church ol God WOrfd.vf￿e Ml•8knn Intsrnatlonal IP•nte¢ostsll
The key pmeedures we undertook to det8ct irregulari￿9 including fraud durin9 the ¢ourso of the audit includEd..
nbfying an¢ t¢sts"ng Ihe journal entr￿8 and thé overall a¢￿￿OI1n9 record$. In particular any*9nffj¢ont or unusual
Revthvn)g the financKI18t8temonts dr8dosures and detemiinln9 wh¢lh•r accounting poI￿lES ha¥e beèn appropriatety
app￿.8d.
Revwlng and ¢halknnging the assurrptions and judg8m•nts ug•d by the trustses In their sIgnff￿nt acuunting estwnatés.
AssessiThg th? ext¢nlof wnplianca, or lad( of, wlh the rekvant L8w8 and reguhbon$.
Tests'ThJ key intome stream$.
Perffj￿n9 verifKatson of key 0880ts.
Obtainir¥J th¥d party cOnfi￿n•t￿n of rnatertal baLinces.
S¢ruth*ing a￿¢untIng r¢¢ord$ lor ￿L8(ad Patyba￿nCA•S ￿nd transa¢tion$.
Rev¢ewiry trustee bD•rd rymnutes.
Cwing to Ihe brthe￿nt Ilmitslion$ of 8n audit there is 8n un8void8blp rtsk that we may not havè dete¢tsd some materfal
misstateThnts in th• finanoal stat•mnts even though we have propety pkynnBd and perforn￿O our audit in 8ccordance with ihe
auditing standards. The primary responslbllty forlhB prevpDtion dets¢*"on of fraud rests with t￿ trusts*$.
A lurtherdescription af our re8ponsbililies for the audit of the finane4al stglements is ljcaled on the Fin#nu81 Repo￿l¥d ¢ouncl'¥
web8ile at*ThW.frc.oty.uk14uditors￿ponsIbII￿e9. This descrfption form$ partol¢ur auditors reporL
Jath8on$ 1$ glyible for appolnknent as au¢JiloTof th• chartyty virtue byvlrtue of hs elgl>ifty for aFyokntrn¢nta8 aud*or ol
¢ompany under se¢tKin 1212 of the Companies Act 20a6.
Math Jackson &4 FCA
{Sen￿r StalutoryAu¢JWrl
for and on b8haWof
Jacksons
Accountants and StalutoryAuditors
10 Oeorythr2025
Fitst Floor
Ajbion House
bion Street
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The Church of God World-Wld• Mlssion Internatitinal IPontecostal
statement of financial activities
for the year endèd 31 March 2025
2025
21124
Income and ondowments from:
Gift aid
Tithés and offerings
Rent
Interest reCe￿d
Totsl In¢omlng resource8
ExPend￿Ure on:
Direct expenses
Employ$e ¢osl$
Premises costs
General adrninislrative exp8nses
Legal and profèssional costs
Interest payable
61,028
488,416
61,032
501
610.977
52.704
446.828
63,982
564,179
55.969
145,371
66.192
213.080
15.684
142,793
51.624
155,211
97,443
80.176
11.173
148,560
Total ￿pendItur?
639.089
544,187
N•t In¢om•llexpgndltur•}
(26.1121
19,992
Tot41 fund$ brought lorwanl
3,283,344
3,263,352
Total funds carrled forward
3,255 232
3.283.344
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The Church of God WoAd-Wide Mi$$ion Intsrnalional IPonte¢ostal)
Balan¢e Sheet
as at 31 Mar¢h 2025
Notss
202S
2024
Fixed •￿Its
Tangiblè assets
S.C¥)9,044
5,014,666
Current ass•ts
Debtors
Cash al bank and in hand
10
37,359
282,682
320,041
85,475
265,447
330,922
Cr•ditorn: amounts falling due
wlthln one year
11
(229,695)
{149,7531
Net curr•nt 4$$ots
90,346
181,189
Totsl assets less current
liabilities
5,099.39)
5,195.835
Cr•ditorn- amoub)ts falling due
aftor morn than one yur
12
1,844,158}
11.912.491)
N•t ass•ts
3.255.232
3.283.344
C•pltal and reserves
Unreslricted funds
14
3,255.232
3,283,344
Totsl charfty lunds
3,255.232
3,283,344
Approved by the board on 10 December 2025
d signed on their beh If by.
Reverend Joel Thomas
Chairman

The Church of God World-Wld8 M1881on Intsrnational (Pentecostal
Cash Flow Staloment
for tho year ended 31 March 2025
2025
2024
Cash g¢n•r¥t•d from operations
Not Incorne
Reconciliation lo cash generated from operations..
DepiecialK)n and {profitlfloss on sale of ftxed assets
De¢roas•llincrease) in debtors
Ir￿Tease in creditors
(28.112)
19,992
5.622
28,116
28,fj45
34,271
5.687
(16,313)
75,442
84,808
Cash generated of financlng acllvltles
Repayment of amounts borrowed
110,702)
110.702>
176.109)
176.109)
Cash generated from In¥￿tIng activiti¢$
Purchastr of tangible fixed a55els
Pro¢8@ds from salè of tangible fixéd asse15
11,600)
{1,800)
Not increase in ca8h
Cash al bank and in hand less overdrafts at 1 April
Cash at bank and In h•nd less overdrafts at 31 Mar¢h
23,569
259.113
262,682
7,099
252,014
259,113
Consisting of:
Cash at bank and in hand
Overdrafts
282,682
265,447
16.3341
259.113
282.682
Chang•s in net debt
Secured loans
Bioughl fO￿ard
Rèpayments
Carried forward
1,952,138
10,702
1.941,436
2.1Y28,247
6,109
1,952,138
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Th• Church of God World-wlde M188lon Internallonal (P•nts¢¢$tall
Nthes to the AGGounts
for the year ended 31 March 2025
l A¢¢ountlng poIici•s
The winapal accounling policigs adopted, judgements anil key sources of e8thmgtion uncertalnty
in thè preparation of th¥ financial staternenls are as follows.
Basis olprwrntlon
The fina￿la1 ststements have been pfepared in acojrdance with the Stalernenl of Recommended
Practice.. Accounting and Reporting by Charities pieparing their accounts in accordance wilh the
Financial ReportNig Standard applicable in the UK and Republic ol Ireland IFRS1021 issued in
Octobet 2019 and the FinarKial Reporting Standard applicable in the United Kingdom and
Republi¢ of Ireland (FRS1021 awjd the Charities A¢t 2011 and UK GenerallyAccepted Practice.
The accc*Jnts (financial stslemenls) have bèèn pr8pared lo give a Irue and fairf view and have
departed from the Charities IAccounls and Reports) Regulations 2008 onty to th8 extent required
lo ptovid8 a'lrue and fair wew,. This departure has Involved following Accounting and Reporling by
Charities preparing their accoLnts in 8ccordance with the FinanrAal Reporting Standard applicable
in the UK aNI R8public of Ireland IFRS 1021 issued in October 2019 rather than the Accounting
And Reporting by Charities.. Ststement of Rècommended Practice effective from 1 April 2005
which has slnce been withdrawn.
These financial statements show the results and activitses of Ihe Reading . Fulham. E85tbourne
arKI Inlernalion81 ¢hurch8S.
Income
Rents, Gift aid, Othèr income and interest receNied are accounted for on an accrua15 basis. Tithes
and offerings are accounted for when received. unless COnd￿.0nS for re¢eipt justify earlier
recognition.
E¥pendlture
Costs are 8¢¢ounled for on an accruals basis.
Costs ofg8nerating fvnds Comprise the costs assocmted with altracling vduntary ineome.
Charitable ¢xp&ndrture compiises of th0￿ costs incurred by the ¢harty in the dellverance of its
activities and 5ervice5 for the benèficiaries. 11 includes both costs that can be allocated directty to
such actNities and t￿9$0 costs of an indirect n8tufe necessary to Support them.
Governanc8 costs indude those costs associated wtth meeting the constitutional and stalulory
requirements of the chariiy and include audit lees and Costs linked to the strategic management of
th¢ ¢harity.
I costs ar8 allocated betMffj8n the expenditure categories of the Statement of Financial Aclfvlllg$
on a basis designed to reflect the use of the resource. Cos15 rg181ing to a particular activity are
allocated directly, others are apporti￿ed on an appropriate basis.
Fund &eeounting
Unrestri¢ted funds are available to spend on actiwil*6 Ihatfurther any of thè purposes of charrty.
l fvnds are unrestrfcied.
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Th• Church of God World-wlde M186lon Internatlonal {P•ntOCOStal)
Notss to the Accounts
for the year ended 31 March 2025
Golng ¢ono•rn
The accounts have been prepared using the going cctncem basis whKh a59ume$ the Charity wll
onlinue in operational èxislence for the foreseaable future.
The Charity mad8 a deficAI for the year of £28,112 and al thè year 8nd had unréstricted funds of
£3,255,232. Projects"ons prepared by the Charity for the next ts￿eve months Sh￿ a surplus.
Howgver, the klan wlh Barclays Bank PLC fell duè for repayment in Novembèr 2024. and thls
rrenlly amounts to £1.9 million. In December 2024, the bank agreed to extend the fa¢ilty for a
furtherlwefve months. This faciltywill be at 2.5% over base. wlh monthty repayments of £17,494.
Over the next twelve months. therefo￿. the Charity has lo seek new loan faciliti.es lo replace the
Bardays 88nk loan when the facllty onds.
Should new f8rAlib¢s not be arranged, the Charty would be fNcèd to sell Charity properties to
enable repayment of the facilty, The book value of th8 freehold prop0ert￿¥ is £4.975 rnillK)n.
though a forced sale would ba likèly lo occur at 8 discount to full value, the Charity consvjers the
currenl book valuès to be conservats"ve.
The Trustees expe¢t that allernative loan fa¢ll￿"eS wll be available. and consider that the goirvJ
concem piinciple should be applie(l.
Depreciation
Depreaation has beèn provided at the follown9 rates in order lo wtile off the assets over Iheir
estimated useful livès.
Plant and machinery
Motor vehiclgs
over 15 yegrs slraighl line
over 15 years slraighl lin8
T#x*tion
Th8 ¢haiity has received exemption under section 505 of Ihe Income and COrporat￿n Taxes Act
1988.
Fxeeholdproperty
Freehold Property is $hown al cost. Freehokl buildings are deprÈciatad over their eth"m*d usefL
Ir¥es to their residual value, but a5 their rtshlual value equates to cost there Os no charge.
Financialln$truments
The company has financial assets and financial liabilities of a kind that qualfy as ba$1¢ financial
instruments. Basic financial instrurnenls are Ini118lly recognised al transaction value and
subsequendy measured at Iheir settlement value with the ex￿ption of bank loans whith are
sut>sequenUy measured al amortis¢d cost using the effe¢lN• interest method.
Debtors
Debtors are recorded al transacb'on value, vnless there is some doubl as to their rer*very. then
they are reduced lo their recoverablè amtsunl.
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The Church of God World-wlde Mlsslon International (Pentscostall
Notes to tho Accounts
for the year ended 31 March 2025
Li•bllFtI•s
Liabilities are inrtially recorded al their transaction value and 5ub$equonty measurÈd at ￿r
settlemenl value.
2 Crlll¢al a¢¢ountlng estlmates and judgom9nts
The preparation of financial ststgments requires the us* of certain ath)un1ing estimates. 11 also
requires the Twusle&s to exercise judgement in applying the Charitys accounting pdiiyes. The
areas requirin9 a higher degree of judgèment, or complexity, areas where 8$sumptions or
estimates are most signfficanl lo the financial ststements. are disclosed below.
lrnpa1m￿nt ofand valudlion offr&ehddpmpgrty
The Trustees review thè value of buildings on an annual basis, and make sure that all repairs and
maintenancè have been completed, lo check there has been no impaiTfflenL
3 Constitutlon
The Chur¢h of God Worfthide Mission Intemational {Penle¢ostslJ 1$ a tharity regisl8r¢d in
England and Wales, number 267230, and wa5 forrned under the Arbc￿S of Faith dated on 27
S8Pternber 1973.
11 is a public benefit entity.
The regi$tÈred address is per the trustees report.
4 Net in¢omell•xp•nditurel
2025
2024
This is slated aftgr chargintylcredilingl:
AudiiorB' remunefatiC*n
4.800
4.2
6 Govomanc• ¢o$ts
2025
2024
Salaries and allowances
Molor expenses
Premises costs
Offi¢e overheads
Insurance
Accountary fees
Audit fees
Bank Charges
Olhet pxpgnse$
D8preciation
133,564
11,807
63,067
25,608
28,781
6,573
4,800
3,321
7,204
5,622
2W,347
136,625
18,S86
87,062
8.072
32,266
5.218
4.200
3.677
8.409
5,687
307 802
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Thfr Church of God Worfd-wido Mission Intsrnalional {Pont•costal}
Notes to the A¢counts
lortho year endod 31 Mar¢h 2025
6 Interest payabl•
2025
2024
Interest payable
142 793
148,560
7 Salarles and allowances
2025
2024
Salar*$ and wages
Social securty costs
Pension
131,280
1,295
989
134,885
946
133,564
136,625
The averag• number employed by the Charity in Ihe year was 412024- 4).
8 Tru¥teès remvnerntlon and expense8 and r•lgtsd party ￿nsa¢ll0n$
The Reverend Joel Thomas has served as a pastor lo thg Church since 1994. His total
remuneration for the year was £63,344 12024- £63.342}. Thg authority for this was the ch8ritl$
goveininy document and the trustees. In additp)n, expenses inCur￿d of £1,390 were ￿1MbUrSed
in thg yegr. and an Honorarium of £700 was received.
Pastor T Ramsay received a salary of £22,500 in the yèBr { 2024 - £22,500). In addilMJn, expen50
8in¢urred of £810 were reirnbureB in the year.
At the year end £25,529 12024 - £23,864) was due from Community Mbsslon Project, a related
organisalion. This loan is interest free. £1.665 was ad￿ced In the year. Reni of £1.000 was
rfj¢8ived from Ihi5 Organisati￿ in thè year. Full prowslon has been made against this amount.
9 Tanglbl• fix•(J •8$•ts
Frnohold
propèrty
Plant and
machinery
Mi>tor
vèhlcleg
Totsl
Cost
At 1 April 2024
At 31 March 2025
4,975.425
4,975.425
130,807
130.807
63,469
63,469
5,169.701
5.169,701
Dèprèciation
At 1 April 2024
Charge for the year
At 31 March 2025
105.426
4.290
109.716
49,809
1,332
50.941
155.035
5.622
Net book valug
Al 31 March 2025
4,975,42S
21,091
12.528
Al 31 Mar¢h 2024
4,975.425
25.381
5,014.666
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Tho ch￿￿h of God World-wide Mission Intsrnatlonal {Pentecostal)
Notes to the Accounts
for the year ended 31 March 2025
10 Debtors
2025
2024
Gift aid
Communty Project
other debtors
20,672
20,257
23,864
21,354
65,475
16,687
37,359
11 Creditors.. amounts falling du• wlthln on• year
2025
Z014
Bank loans and overdrafts
Other tsxes and social security costs
Other credilors
97,278
7,281
125,138
229,695
45,981
1,255
102,517
149,753
12 CTeditor4.' amounts lallÉng du• aft•r on• ye*r
2025
2024
Bank loans
1.844.158
1,912,491
13 Loans
2025
2024
Creditor5 in¢lude'.
Secured bank loans
1.941.436
1,952.138
The loan is secured on the freehold propety of thg chatty. Interest 18 Charged al 2.51A ovér the
base rate during the year.
The loan facility fell due for repayinent in November 2024. however, the bank has agreed lo
exiend the farAlty for a further ￿fve months, from December 2025.
14 Unrgstrictsd funds
2025
Al 1 April 2024
Ngt movgm9nt in fvnd
3,283.344
(28,1121
At 31 March 2025
3 255 232
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Tho ChurGh of G¢xl Worfd-wldg MI￿10n Inlernational IPènt•CO8tal)
Notes to the Accounts
for the y•ar ended 31 March 2025
1S Individual Chur¢h•s
Thg indimdual thurches in fvll confte¢tlon wlth 8nd using the same registered d)8rity number as
the Church of God Worldwide Mission afe
Dulwth
High WY￿rnb8
The above bodigs prepara ih8ir own accounts.
The accounts of ihese Chuiches are not material lo the re5uts of the Charty and have never
been induded in the ¢haritls ffinancial statements.
16 Volunteers
Variou3 people volunteer lo ¥ssisl in all aspects of the charities woth. Thgy g$8i$t the church's
leaders *Mlh the maintenance ol Ihe church's a8881s and Ihg daity running of the churth.
17 Presentation Currnn¢y
The a￿)unIS are pres•nt8d in Pounds Sterling, the lunclional curr&ncy of the charity.
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The Chur¢h of God World-wlde M188lon Intsrnational (Pentecostal)
Detalled expen8es
forthe ye•r ended 31 March 2025
2025
2024
Oir•ct •xp•nses
Ilinislry c0515
Sound gngineor
Other direct costs
54,039
1,100
830
50,017
1,607
51.824
55,969
Admlnlstratlve expens
Employee costs..
Wages and salaries
Motor and travel
133,$64
11,807
145.371
136.625
18,586
155,211
Premi$e$ LuI¥'.
Service charges
Rates, light and h901
Gleaning
1.200
61,867
3,125
3,600
83,462
10,381
97,443
Genaral administraliv8 expenses..
Telephone and fax
Stationery and wint*lg
Bank charges
Insurance
Equipment hire
Sofware
Repairs and rnainlenance
Depwiation
Bad debts
Sundry expenses
4,012
1,946
3,321
28,781
19.650
519
116,496
5,622
25,529
7.204
21
2,484
3,677
32,266
5,507
380
23.685
5,687
6,409
80,176
Legal and professional costs:
Audit fèes
Accounlancy fees
SolKitors fees
4.800
6.573
4,311
15.684
4.200
5,218
1,755
11,173
440.327
344,003
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