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2022-04-05-accounts

Objecti ves and Ac ti viti es es
SORP reference
Summary ofthe purposes of Para 1.17 To promote the Christian
gospel
&to
the charity as sei out in its provide a place for Christians of all
governing document denominations
to meet for
fellowship,
ra er &teachin
.
Summary
activities
ofthe main
in relation io those
Para
1.19
1.17 and The Centre is normally
used
for retreat &restoration,
but
as a place
since the
purposes for the public Covid 19lockdown,
activity
has been
benefit,
in particular,
the
slow to return to normal
levels, with
activities, projects or services churches
suffering
reduced
funding.
identified in the accounts. Seminars are held regularly &there are
teaching
&prayer meetings.
Sunday
morning
worship
resumed
in April 2021
led by Reverend Janet Thornhill, one of
the trustees.
PPleasStatement
confirming
Para 1 18 The trustees
have had regard to the
whether the trustees
have
public benefit guidance.
had regard to the guidance Sunday meetings for prayer &fellowship
issued
by
the Charity are open to the general public.
Commission
on public
benefit
Additional
information
(optional)
You ma choose io include further statements where relevant
about:
SORP reference
Policy on grant making
Para 1.38
Policy on social investment
including program
related
Para 1.38
investment
Contribution
made by
The Charity is grateful for the unstinting
volunteers Para 1.38 efforts of its 4volunteers
during
the year,
who were involved
in providing
bookkeeping
services, land
work,
cleanin
& laund
Other

SORP reference
Mr 8 Mrs Thornhill
continue to act as
general managers
8 resident caretakers
ofthe property. The land 8 buildings
are
Summary
ofthe main
achievements
ofthe charity,
Para 1.20 managed
by the trustees 8 Mr Thornhill
maintains
the property
on a voluntary
identifying the difference the basis.
charity's work has made to Pasture
land was improved
with
the circumstances of its harrowing
8 weed-killing,
new grass was
beneficiaries and any wider seeded and 23various types oftrees
benefits to society as a planted.
New boundary
fencing was
whole. erected behind
Beulah with hedging.
A
water leak in the main house roof caused
damage which was repaired
under
insurance.
Also the oii heating
boiler had
to be replaced
in the winter.
In Beulah the
lighting was rewired
and a new small
meeting
room was fitted out.
The security and alarm system for the
property
and buildings
was renewed.
In August 2022 work was resumed
on the
Pottery, which when completed
is
intended to be iet out as an office
building.
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You ma choose to include further statements where relevant
about:
Achievements against Para 1.41
objectives set
Performance
offundraising
activities against objectives
Para 1.41
set
The trustees'
investment
poiicy is based
on ethical principles.
Investment performance Para 1.41 The investments
are shown at market
against objectives value at the year end. There was an
increase
in investment
income from
66,298to 66,718and an increase
in
investment
capital from 6209,361to
6302,646 (this includes F100,000of
capitai introduced
into the deposit
account at the end ofthe year).
Other
~ Review ofthe charity's
, financial
position
at the end
~ Review ofthe charity's
, financial
position
at the end
~ Review ofthe charity's
, financial
position
at the end
Para 1.21 Ihere was a surplus
hl the year' of
8214,366(2021 surplus 835,394).
ofthe
eriod
I Statement
explaining
the
I policy for holding
reserves
' statin
wh
the
are held
Para 1.22 There is no ionger a deficit on
unrestricted
funds, due to the receipt of
an unrestricted
le ac
of2227,816.
Amount
ofreserves
held Para 1.22 The deficit on unrestricted
reserves has
been increased
from 640,266 in 2021 to a
surpius
of179,710. Endowment
funds at
5th April 2022 were F1,762,189.
Reasons for holding zero Para 1.22
reserves
Details of fund materially in Para 1.24
deficit
.:Explanation
of any
Para 1.23
: uncertainties
about the
charity continuing
as a going
concern
Additional
information
(optional)
you ma
choose to
include further statements where relevant
about
The charity's
principal
The charity is financed
by income from
sources offunds
(including
investments,
from hiring out the
any fundraising) Para 1.47 buildings
and from donations.
In addition
a legacy of8227,816was received
in the
year.
5 The trustees'
investment
policy is based
on ethical principles.
I investment
policy and
objectives
including
any
Para 1.46 6100,000was introduced
as investment
capitai into the deposit account at 6th
' social investment
policy
April 2022.Since then the portfolio has
adopted been widened to provide some protection
against infiation.
Fluctuating
investments
can cause short
term problems.
The investments
are
A description
ofthe
principal Para 1.46 managed
by our investment
advisors,
dsks facing the charity Redmayne
Bentley. There was a decrease
in their value over the year, caused by the
global market uncertainty
over war in
Ukraine, supply chains, inflation,
interest
rates increase, Brexit trade restrictions
8
the risk offurther
Covid 19lockdowns.
Hire ofthe buildings
has been slow to
return to pre-pandemic
ievel as other
churches are also suffering
from
diminished
income and donors.
Description
ofcharity's
trusts:
Type ofgoverning
document
Para 1.25 Trust Deed dated 6th April 1984as
((rust deed
royal charter
l amended
on
1stAu ust 2011
How is the charity Para 1.25 it is managed by the Board ofTrustees.
constituted?
(59 ill ill"lcoi'poi Bise(
association.
CIO)
Trustee selection methods Para 1.25 The power of appointing new trustees is
including
details of any
vested in the surviving or continuing
constitutional
provisions
e.g. trustees.
election to post or name of
any person or body entitled
to appoint one or more
trustees
to appoint o
trustees
to appoint o
trustees
ne or more ne or more
Additional information toptional)
You ma choose to include further statements where relevant about:
Policies and procedures
adopted for the induction and
training oftrustees
Para 1.51
The charity's organisational
structure and any wider
network with which the
charity works Para 1.51
Relationship with any related Para 1.51
parties
Other
Charit
name
Green Pastures Christian Centre
Other name the charit
uses
Re istered charit number 289377
Charity's
principal
address Green Pastures, East Street, Hambledon, Hampshire, PO7
4RY
Trustee name Office (ifany) Dates acted ifnot for whole
year
Name ofperson (or body) entitled
to appoint trustee
(ifany)
Name ofperson (or body) entitled
to appoint trustee
(ifany)
Trevor Thornhill Chairman
Rev Janet Thornhill Treasurer
3 John Brindley
Lynwen
Brindley
5 Rev Richard
Russell
Dr Kevin Ost)er
Rev lan Norman
Description
ofthe assets
held
in this capacity
Name and objects ofthe
charity on whose behalf the
assets are held and how this
falls within the custodian
charity's
objects
Details of arrangements for
safe custody and
segregation
ofsuch assets
from the charity's
own assets

Names and addresses ofadviser s
(Gptionai
inf
ormation)
Type of Name Address
arlvlser
Investmen Redmayne Bentley 9 Bond Court, Leeds, LS1 2JZ
t Stockbrokers
Accounts Sally Grant Ltd 3 Ladybridge Road, Waterlooville, Hampshire PQ7 5RP
nts Chartered
Accountants

Full) name(s) Trevor Thornhill
Position (eg Secretary, Chairman
Chair, etc)

Note Unrestricted Endowment Terai Total
2022 2022 9052 2021
ing Resources:
Dcwagons
and legacies
2 240,194 0 240,194 24.236
0 6.718 6,718 6,298
i:;i: glim(mbIe
activities
500 0 300 950
XvWst incolne 240,694 6,718 247,412 31,484
~ress expended
activities 20,187 0 20,187 23,695
gt~i" ma funds
capital man
agement 0 2,172 2,172 2,114
~'ll;::;:rs)~t.s 6,164 0 6,164 3,833
penditure 26,351 2,172 28,523 29,642
me before investm ent gains/ (losses) 214,343 4,546 218,889 1,842
s d gains/(-)losses on mvestments 0 -18 -18 9,649
rs between
funds
(investment income less
nagement
charge
s for income management) 5,632 -5,632 0 0
y&j,;,' 219,975 -1,104 218,871 11,491
recoznised
gains/(-)losses:
~i'ig'Iil'ke~iimw
gains(-)/(losses)
on investments 0 -4,515 -4,515 23,903
on revaluation
offixed assets
0 0 0 0
t in funds 219,975 -5,619 214,356 35,394
ofFunds:
ught forward -40,265 1,767,808 1,727,543 1,692,149
yxjg
ds carried forward 179,710 1,762,189 1,941,899 1,727,543

Note
Fixed Assets
Tangible assets 1,511,247 1,502,980
Investments 10 302,646 209,351
Total Fixed Assets KI&813,893 K1,712,331
Cash at bank 127,846 13,948
Sundry debtors and prepayments 4,821 4,557
132,667 18,505
Creditors: amounts falling due within one year 4,661 3,293
Net Current Assets K128,006 KI5,212
Total Net Assets g1,941,899 f.1,727,543
Funds ofthe Charity:
Endowment funds 1,762,189 1,767,808
Unrestricted funds 179,710 -40,265
Total funds g1,941,899 K1I,727,543

Analysis ofIncome Analysis ofIncome Analysis ofIncome
2. Donations
and legacies
Collections
Legacy received 227.816 0
Gifts and donations I0.645 23.371
240,194 24,236
3. Investmcnt
income
Bank interest 0
Dividends 6.718 6.297
6,718 6,298
4. Income from charitable activities
Building and room hire 500 0
Sundry
income
0 0
Profit on disposal of motor vehicle 0 950
500 950
Analysis ofExpcnditurc
5. Expenditure
on charitable
activities
Maintmmncc
of'property
5.319 11.336
Rates insurance
and
utilities 12.383 10.789
Tclcphonc and intcrnct 1,267 1.206
Printing,
postage, stationery
k, study hooks 553 228
Speakers' expenses 150 50
Publicity expenses 15 86
Donation
to Ukraine
500 0
20,187 23,695
6. Investment
Management
Costs
Invcstmcnt
management
charges (50%income/ 50%capital) 2,172 2.114
2,172 2,114
7. Other
Motor expenses 0 258
fravel 404 261
Indcpcndcnt
Examiner's
fees 500 500
Legal and professional fccs 0 477
Sundry expcnscs 428 56
Depreciation 4,832 2,281
6,164 3,833
8. Details ofcertain items ofexpenditure
Fees for examination of the acconnts
Independent
examiner's
fees 500 500
500 500

Tangible Fixed Assets
Land and buildings
cost at 6 April
2021 331,369 331,369
Revaluation ofland and buildings in 2003 364.668 364,668
Revaluation
ofland and buildings
in 2008 755.414 75R414
Revaluation
ofland and buildings
in 2016 63.566 63,566
Revaluation ofland and buildings in 2019 34.983 34,983
Revaluation
ofland and buildings
in 2020 -30,000 -50,000
BaIance at 5 April 2022 1,500,000 1,500,000
Plant and equipment
cost at 6 April
2021 18,163 20,580
Plant and equipment
additions
in year
Plant and equipment
disposals
in year
Depreciation
brought
forward
5,144
-365
-17,201
525
-2,942
-19,251
Depreciation
on disposals
365 2,942
D-preciation
this year
-1,862 -892
O'Htten
down value at 5 April 2022
962
Fixxures and fittings cost at 6 April 2021 18,132 18,052
Fixtures and fittings additions
in year
7,955 230
Fixtures and fittings disposals
in year
-221 -150
Depreciation
brought
forward
-16,114 -14,875
Depmciation
on disposals
221 112
Depreciation
this year
Wdtten
down value at 5 April 2022
-2,970
7,003
-1,351
2,018
Motor vehicle cost at 6 April 2021 0 2,800
Motor vehicles additions
in year
0 0
Mo(or vehicles disposals
in year
0 -2,800
D('."Preciation
brought
forward
0 -1,400
D oreciation
on disposals
0 1,400
'gtM(preciation
this year
0 0
St!en down value at 5 April 2022 0 0
Total for Tangible Fixed Assets 61,511,247 61,502,980
Buvestments
(mestments
from estate ofM 7 Wilson
at market value at 6 April 2021 209,351 177,913
Cmh introduced
into deposit account
100,000 0
I!crease/(decrease)
in cash held on
deposit before cash introduced -2,598 -2,133
Additions
at cost
26,520 58,658
Di!sRosals at 5 April 2021 valuation -26,112 -48,990
Darealised
gains/(losses)
in the year
-4,515 23,903
Rtaz ket Value ofthe shares at 5 April 2022 f302,646 f209,351

12.
Statement ofFinanci
al Activitie s for the year ended 5 April 20ZI
Unrestricted Endowment Total
2021 2021 2021
incoming Resources:
Donations 24,236 24,236
Investment
income
6,798 6,298
Charitable
activities
950 950
Total income 25,18G 6,298 31,484
Resources expended:
Charitable
activities
23,695 23,695
Raising funds/
capital management
2,114 2,114
Other 3,833 3,833
Total expenditure 27,528 2,114 29,642
Net income before investment gains/(losses) -2,342 4,184 1,842
Net realised gains/(-)losses on investments 9,649
Transfers
between
funds (Investment
income less 50%
management
charges for income management)
5,240 -5,240
2,898 8,593 11,491
Other recognised
gains/(-)losses:
Unrealised
gains(-)/(fosses)
on investments 23,903 23,903
Gains/(-)fosses
on revaluation
offixed assets
Net Movement
in funds
2,898 32,496 35,394
Reconciliation
ofFunds:
Total funds brought
forward
-43,1G3 1,735,312 1,692,149
Total funds carried forward -40,265 1,767,808 1,727,543