FELLOWSHIP FOR DECISIVE CHRISTIANITY
REGISTERED CHARI￿ NO: 283692
REPORT AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST OCTOBER 2025
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FELLOWSHIP FOR DECISIVE CHRISTIANITY
ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31ST OCTOBER 2025
INDEX
ReFAYt of the CourKil.
Statemefil of the Council's Responsibilities.
Independent Examinerfs Report.
Receyts & Payments Accounts.
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THE FELLOWSHIP FOR DECISIVE CHRISTIANITY
REPORT OF THE COUNCIL
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 3111 OCTOBER 2025
The Council is pleasèd to yesent ts Re[￿ together Ihe Finanoal Stalements of the Charity lor the year
endad 31￿ Oclot*r 2025
Consthtutlon
The Charity was fomied by a Con$lrtul￿ adcs)led 281b Octcthr 1981. as amended IW January 2004, 21SI February
2004 and 2n0 Jure 2015. Registered Chanty no. 2836¥2.
Ob59¢ts of the Charlty as defin￿ In the Constitutlon
The otiecls of tho Fellowshp are the a(fvancemenl ol the Chnston relbjion ty the propagation among mankind of
the truths of the Holy Scrrjluos and by the implementalton ol suth trulhs by ihe provision of pra¢¢ical assistance
to persons who are in spKitual or physul need. hardship or dtstress. In the ftsrtherar￿ of the above purptsses
the Fellowship may".
{a) hold religious services ar)d meetings..
(bl arfange inlervi8ws befyveen meM￿r$ of the Felkmshrp and others,"
1¢> provide a ¢ounselliro Serv￿ on spirilual aNI S￿la1 matters free of char￿.
Idl provide. hold and maintan wemises of such nature and in suth pLace as may be wuistte for the carrying out
ol the purposes of the Fellowship.
lel make grants and loan5 Iwilh or wrthoul interest) induding grants and loans for training 01 othe￿15e of such
amounts and S￿￿e¢l to such conditions as the Fellowship shall from b.me io Ivne de¢*de.'
ln assist any charilabte body or bodies financialty or otherwse and provide or donate charitable assislan¢e in kind
or moTrey lo such person5 and in such circumstances as the Fellowship may deem svilable..
Ig} oblain, collect and receive money and funds by way of eontributions. donations. subscriptions. legacies. grant$
and any other lawful method and enter into agree￿nIS or covenants for the payment lo Ihe Fellowship ol any ol
the same and receive grfls of propefty of any descrKlt￿ (whether lo any $p8cial trusts or noll:
Ihl procure lo be written and print. publish. issue and circulate gratuitously or otherwise any reports or periodicals,
bcoks. p8mphlets. ￿afle13 or other dc¢uments:
li} arrange and wov*Je for or pjin in arranging and provhdiThJ for Ihg holdin9 of exhibitsons. meetings. lectures.
classes, campaigns of a religous natu￿. conventions, C(￿ferenceS and Btt)le schooLs including Sunday scho￿$
and other activities for juvenAes'.
') promote and ¢arry out the propagalN)n of the Christian Tel￿10n by miss￿￿ work in any parl of the world and
support by financial payments or any other means the carying fyjt of such mtssion work by any person, Church.
souety. corporalion or other body.,
Ikl provide for the care and Ireaknenl of the physTrcalty ￿thtalty and spiritualty sKk with Ihe provision ot all such
facilities as may be iequired the￿for.,
{11 appty and expend 811 assets of the Fellcmship for the oty'ects and pu￿Ose$ of the Felbwship without distinction
between capital and income.,
Iml do all such Other things 4$ shall lurthèr thé ¢)bJ"ects ol the Fd1(￿Shv.
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Admlnlstfatlve Detalls
The work of the Fellowshp in ￿￿IllIng our objeclives is centred at Knoll Farffl. Broadmoor Road. Corfe Mullen.
mborne, Dorset.. where we are known as Knoll Fam Christhan Mission and Knoll Farm Church.
The property k8 heid in Irusl for the Felknvship wilh the TnBtees being the Regsiered Proprietors. The property
Trustees are=
Dovid Breckon
Paul Nielsen
Math Dennison
The adM￿lStratIOn of Ihe Felkmship is vested in Ihe coul￿•1 of the FeHNship which comprises of represenlalive
members who are also the Charity Tnjslees. The Charity Trustees who seNed throughout the year were..
Mark Dennison
David Breckon
Peter Nielsen
Graham Dyke
Stephen Booker
Peter Lir￿$
Structuro, gov¢mance and manag•ment
The Council of the Fellowship compri$e$ of memtws who are atso the Charity Trustees and may numb&r up lo
12. They are appointed on the basis of their proven character and commitment both to the work of the church and
the aims of th8 charity. On appontrnent they are m&Je aware of th￿r duties as published by the Charilies
Commission.
The Council work$199etherwrth the Adwsory Bo¥d {whth consists of the pastor and other leading repr8s8ntatlVOS
of the FellLxYship as outlined in the Constitijlionl ¢0 conduct the bu51r￿S of the church.
Rwlow of Actlvltl•s
Corf• Mullen
The Church
Nick Kyprkgnou has been the new pastor sin￿ the death ofthe previous paslor. Devid Lee. Nick has port of
the Advisory Board for many years, and is currenlty in full-tine secular employment.
11 has always been our viston that our church should be a where biblical Christianty is uphekl both in word
and in deed, where God is Worship￿ in Spirit and in truth. where people can meet together safely in a wholgsome
environmnt and where anyone who is seeking lo know God or is in any spivitual or physical need ¢an come and
find help and encouragement. From thi5 pkce we also seek lo reach out to others both in our local community
and anywhere we can be a Nessing. eilher here in th? UK or abroad. Knoll Farm is set in the beaulrful Dorsel
countryside and is acce$sibl8 via our private lane leading from Broadmoor Road where a sign is displayed. The
lane also allows access for other landowners and part of it is a publtc brKlleway. A public fcolpalh passes through
Ihe sile. The land and buihjings provide fac1ki￿ ￿1 t)nty for meetings but also for fellowship and recfeation,
induding indoor and outdoor areas for chldren's play and youth activities. They also provide Units of
aCcommodat￿n which enable us to house key wothers as well as to receive guests. vi5rtors and people in need.
In September 2022. a Ukrairian lady and her daughter5 came lo live in the flat al Knoll Fam as part of the
govemrnenl scheme lo provide accomm(¥J*#)n for those fieeing the war in Uktaine. She moved lo allemalive
accommodalKsn in December 2024.
Th8 upkeep of the site and grounds i8 vital to our work for G(xl. and i5 3 major parl of oyr annual expenditure. We
are p￿aSed lo rewrt that the sik al Knoll Fami has been well maintained during the year and wish lo express our
appreuatton for the hard work of our Sile Manager. those who INe on sile and of all who have wdlingly given their
seNices in the running of the premises. This year there were no exlraordinary major ex￿￿Se$.
Details of our Sunday seNices. momirvJ and eNpning. are displayed on a welcome board pn Knoll Fam
acce55 lane and members of the public are wekfft. These gather1r￿ are lor the edrfication, encouragomenl
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and instruclion of all by the preaching and teathing of the Word of God from the Bble, logelher with Christian
worship in prayer and praise. We aim to eater for all ages and use a cross seciion of hymns, worship songs and
musical styl&s. tjolh old and new. Opportunity is given foi all lo part￿1pate in public and private prayer and praise
and lo shale teslimonies of God's goodr￿sS from life's 8xperI8r￿s. Our services continued lo be held throughout
Ihe year. including provisK)n for on-line participation in both regular servi￿S and other tess f(Kmal groups.
Pastoral
The church is committed not onty lo the Wfitual care ol ils members but a150. as slaled. lo anyone seeking help
from God and we are pteased that during the year. pasl¢yd care has been exercised towards members and non-
members alike.. providing an opportunty lof all lo experience fTh)re ol Ihe life changing power of Ihe Christian
gosFel.
We express our appreciation for all who have ministered a￿￿ng us. t(Ah our pastcff and his wrfe. atKI for all who
hove given of Ihemselves in weaching. leaching aThJ the care of souls.
Finance
Our main sOu￿e of income i% the giving of God's reopte and this year we report a nel surplus 01 £57,272 {2024
nel surplus £37,561). Our overam liquid assets {Cash in hand and at bank) al the year end were £184.58412024
£127,372> with a reserve of £84.133.
RespNes Policy.. 8 summBry.
A £50,000 agreed reseNe is apwoxwnatety six monlh5' expense and is subjecl io annual revwi. It is deemed to
be a sufficient provision to meet any unexpected maintenance expenses or a sustained drop in income. Our
reserve is greater than the amount. 8Th1 some larger experxlitures are exFected in the present f￿ancIal
year.
Evenls /OulTrach
The yèar's program of events again prtsv￿ s￿181 feHowship weekends for the m￿￿al encouragement of
specrfic groups suth as men. women and the retWe(Vsemi-￿lIred.
'Op8n the 8ook' IA Bible Soci8ty inibalivel - a venture into M￿ls1ry in schools.. be9un in Autumn 2019 but was
interrupted by Gov￿. We remain commrtted to thi8 inilialrve in the hop8 thal ihg dwr will rewen.
The distribution of the Gcod N8ws paper in lh8 vil* has conlinued through the year.
Children / Youth
We place great importance on Ihe care instruth.on of e&h and every child entrusted to us. On Sundays,
Children's Church and B*)le Classes covered all a9e groups and as wilh the main services Ihese were open lo
receive all comers. We are pleased lo rep￿ that all ¢)ur ¢hli dren's and youth workers are OBS checked.
eekty activities induded a mothers and Icx*Jlers ￿aygroUP-.Little &essiws'. which during the year has b8nefiled
a number of parents children who do nol attend the church.
'Rangers' for School Years 5- 7. is a children's aclNity dub taing Pla￿ on Frmlay evenings.
A Youth Club now mainly on Thursday evenings ealets for schc￿l Years 8 +
A number of children and ytyjng peo￿ dr￿n frryn the WKler ciKnmuniiy have participated in all of these activities
Our annual Summer Camps. which are generalty open to youngsters who attend th8 yollth aclivities, were
continued this year.
The Children's Light Pafty. wh￿h is organized as a Chrislian alternative lo Halloween with a fancy dress theme
and enjoyed by a good number of children. look place on 31SI Ijctober.
All of these aclivities were fun by a dedicated team of vdunteers arid we are gratelul for all of their commitment
and efforts on behalf of the children and youlh during the past yeaf.
Mi88ionary
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IA8lumaini Rehatslltat￿n Centre. m(￿0. Kenya.
We have a long standing interest in Malumaini and although our invofvement has been less in recent years. we
are still supporiing the wod( there and any funds received are being d￿nnel￿d through On& Co118Ctive UK
Ipreviovsly known as Intemalional T8ams UK).
Matumaini Bible School.
The Bible School. wh￿h began 01 Matumaini in 20(h). is the main Mi￿10Thary outreach of the Fellowship with 8
Ihree year diploma course of applied &'ble teaching initialty in nine tW￿week sessions, and now in nine slight
more in18nse one-w8ek sessions. The Bible Sch(￿ now run by Kenyans, which is a healthy development.
Edward Lundu is the Principal of the Bibk S¢h¢ol. and Peter Kamenju is the W￿e Princip81. Edward requested
Ihal a teacher visits from Knoll Fami Church once each year. or possible years. to maintain good contact with
both staff. students, and with the general running of the Bible School. Peter Lings visited and laughl at the
Malumaini Bible School in both 2024 and April 2025. Peler abo spent tKne at Bookshine HMJh Sch¢JoI Is6•
below) in both April5.
The Kenyan Government requires pastors lo atterKI Bible SchooL8 and have appropriate ¢ertifKation. This has led
Edward and his Kenyan team to develop Iwo smaller mre localized sessions, which tl* sludenls allend each
day. The first such session was in West Pokol in September 2020. and the seeond in Oleftguruone in September
2023. In De¢ember 2024. S sludenls graduated with Dylcmas in West Pokol 4 St￿3￿nIS in Molo. In April
2025, 18 students graduated wi*h dipthas in Oler¥Juruone. Also through the year to end Octcijer 2025, the
number of sbjdents passing Certrficalion (after COMp￿￿'ng Year One) was 7 in Wesi Pokol, 16 in Mokj. and 10 in
Olenguruone. The Kenyan team hxd( after the day-ttrday admtnistralion of the schfX)l. This afrangement
coritinu8S to woth wem, and accoLsnls are wovided of how monies are bjdgeted and spent
The Bible SchocA is recoJnrLed by PEFA (Pentecostal EvaThJelrAI Felkywship of Africa).
Bookshine Huh SclK)ol Kenya." a regtstered Secondary s¢￿01 in K￿lkI. Nairobi. Kenya, for disadvantaged
children, whosè parents cannot afford rK>rnpI scheol fees. The school L% pfovKlin9 education for students who
would oth￿l$e have none. The founder and heal teacher, Jack sends a regular report, typically b
monthly, and this B posted on the church notice board. He aL%o provides accounts of how money sent to him. on
behalf of the Sch￿1, ts spent. Bookshine Ac￿lemY. catering for ¢hiklren from Year 1 to Year 9. was started in
2023. and it has now teen possible to rent land immet1ialely opposite Bookshin8 High School. and construct
suilabla dassrooms. Bookshine High School taters for Year 10 to Year 12 sludenls, culminating in Kenya
Certifieate of Secondary Education exaffts.
Israel.. A monthly prayer meeting focuses on Israd & UK. gNe regukr fina￿181 support lo both Ebenezer
Emergency Fund and Messianic Teslinony.
Persecuted ChriSt￿nS throughout (he wfd.. A prayer ffEetiThJ in most month$ of the year provides accurate
infoTmalion on perseculion in various counlries for which we pray.
operati{￿ Chiislmas Chlid/Samarit8n's Pu￿e.. The Felkiwship conb'nued lo Support the arbnual donation of Shoe
Boxes filled with Christmas gifts for needy chiklren around the world. Kr￿1} Farrn Church has become a drop-off
centre. and a team of volunteers travelled lo a wocesgng cenlre to ass￿1 in checking $hoe box gifts.
Romania.. Histor￿1 links with a Church in Cfaiova continue with prayerful ifttere5t.
H811i.' Some individuals in the Fel(wship cont¥itJe to be inte￿Ied in and SUFPXtive of the worl( of New MisS￿ns,
Rlsks
The sile manager is active in assessirrfJ risks especwlty in relation to t*allh and safely and in laking appropriate
action where necessary. The site inspected regubty by the ktal authority and any recommendations are
promptly cafried oul.
There is an ongoing risk assessment prLtess in reMM)n lo youth aclivilies bolh on and off silè.
We have full Public LBbility insUra￿e.
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Health and Saf
Due attention has also been given lo heahh and safety regulabons tnduding Ihe necessary hygiene certiftsiion
Public Benofit
Due re9ard has be6n paid lo the publK tsenefil guKlance publL8hed by the Charity Commi%sion, incluthng the
specific guidance on charities for the adVancerr￿n1 of rdigion.
By Order of the Council
P•t•r Ling$
D*t•
19th January 2026
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FELLOWSHIP FOR DECISIVE CHRismANrrY
STATEMENT OF THE COUNCIL'S RESPONSIBILITIES
Charity lesislalion requires the Counal lo prepare financial stat￿18n1S foreach financial yearwhich show Ihe stste
ol affairs of the Charity as 8t Ihe end of Ihe financial year arKI Ihe surplus or defiol for that pèriod. In prèparir
Ihe financial $talen￿nts, suitaNe acc(Kmbng pcAiryes have been adopted and ¢c￿SIStentlY applied, to Ihe best of
the Council's knowledge and belief. by reference lo rea$￿able and prudent judgements and estimates.
Applicable accounting stsndards have been fOll￿ed. The Courril is responsible for maintaining adequate
accounting words. for safeguarding Ihe assets of the Charity and fcy preventing and detecting fraud and olher
iTregularili8s. Th8 Council also rffjuir8d lo indicate wh8ther the fmancial sla18m8nls are prepared other than
on the basis Ihol the Charity is a going c(mcem.
Audtt •xemptlon
The council has lak￿ advants98 of the exemplion audit under sectKJn 144 of the charitses act 2011, as the
charity meets the relevant criteria audit exemption. Instead. Ihe accoun15 have been subj8Ct to an ind8pendènl
examination.
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CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND AND WALES |
Independent examiner's
report on the accounts
R¢twt ts th¢ try$tttslmtmbtrs
FELLOWSHIP OF DEcIsI￿.E CHRISTIANITY
On s¢¢ounts for theyrar rndcd
31￿ OCTOBER 2125
Ck*rllJ' no Ilf
y)
238692
Set out on pays
I TLTron io thc ITusias M my ¢KaninaEiOn of thc xcounts of thealK)vc charity I'lhe Ttust") for lh¥
3111(L1025.
R¢SPDnslbilili¢5 and basis of As Ihe¢hanty of theTrnsL YO￿ are rwsknlc Ihe PTepaMiDn ofih¢ accounis in
vtport a¢¢oTdaott with th¢n¥wlrc4n￿L1 ofthe Chwn"I•E5 Ad 2011 {'th¢ Acl'l
I Trrth It) of my ￿arnin￿lOn of thc Tws1's￿¢ounis carrigj oul und¢r 5¢clion 145 ot'thc 2011
Act and In carrying oul Thy CxamlnalK￿. I have followed Ihcapplithk DirLrtions giycn by thr
Chaniy Cthnmission 14515Xb) ofihe Aci.
Independenl examiner'5 Statement
I hav¢¢omplafd my cNaminaiKbn l that llo TnalLYial maiicr5 have come to my ￿tte￿IE0n in
with tht examirtaiim which gLves m¢CAu￿ to bclbcvc Ihai ith, amy rnaierial TC￿e£l..
accouthiing records w¢r¢ kew in accordanc¢ with qccii(*7 130 ofih¢ Act Dr
th¢ a￿O￿nts do acwd wrth th¢ ￿￿Ent￿l& ￿1rd5
I hav¢ nooxKLTrs and hav¢rm¢ xr055 [m)4)th￿ malias in conn¢olion with th¢ cxoininaiion to which
aiitrtlion sknld be drawm in ￿ 10 Lwblc a uwknianding of ihcaccounts w bc Tcachcd.
SiiDed=
Date:
181061toT6
RelevAlIt profe5s1on*l
QssociAT4QU OF C14AU££EO CEtTIFIEQ
qu41ifit*tiDn(51 or body lifanY￿ Accrxtsur￿%
AddrK5: sfAFF43QQ PQihJCG OP ts)ALES £oAD.
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CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENfjLAND ANO WALES
FELLIWlS￿p FOR DECISIVE ciiiitsnANITY
No Illanvl
283692
Receipts and payments accounts
CC16a
Forthe perfod
from
01.kn24
31 Ckt 2025
Section A Receipts and payments
Unreslrfcted
funds
End¢)￿n¢￿t
fvnds
Totsi fvniis
Lasl J•ar
Iothe r*west£ tothe ne•ve•tÈ tothfft n•wt£
A1 R•¢o1
74122
17,762
,12T
18.822
ein8
14373
1,010
L9ga¢•s
Carnps
4>]6
Othfri ChAraablo
earlt Irt•T951
1752
11
41.413
1619
13147
417
Sub tolal(Gross income for
AR)
111.12•
441Z3
1248
A2 Asset and Inve$trn•ni sal•s.
ste lablt
Sub (ot41
Total recw.pts
111.129
44123
123,6S7
A3Pa
ments
o￿On¢h￿
Camps
staff Costs
462
21J61
2J3
19,•96
J0.3J3
21,361
Repor& & Ron￿4
6,32$
1943
17.1
4133
3,661
Trav•1
Othei CharitablB
Sub total
17.079
A4 Asset and In¥•skn•ni
ur¢ha5es
see taW*
Sub tot•1
Total payment$
81.gJ1
17.079
Net of re¢¢1pt￿(paYrnents)
A5 Transfers b•￿••￿ fvnds
A6 Cash funds last y•ar •nd
Cash funds this year end
57.272
117.238
11L073
521
127,312
1846E4
89,751
127.312
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Sectioii 8 Statement of assets and liabilities at the end of the period
Llnr•8tr1ctsd
P••triclod
fvnd*
fund8
Endowmenl
funds
to TrD•r•4t£
Categories
81 Ca¥h fund•
¥7
•1,1))
131
Tcrtal eath fwjds
139,OSJ
fund•
funrts
funds
Deta￿¥
B2 ot￿r monètary as•ets
Det4ds
Details
B4 As¥¥ts rtt¥lned lor the
¢harlty'¥
4z¢.n7
Details
BS Uabll￿eS
Swaiure
Datè ol
Uifv4(rS
181112
18
Hhlk
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