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2022-03-31-accounts

This year has been an unusually challenging year for the charity for several reasons.

Firstly, our treasurer and second in charge, suffered a very serious stroke and spent a lot of time in hospital and Stroke Rehabilitation homes.

Secondly coming through the pandemic, we have been extremely stretched financially.

Having said all that the charity has continued to serve all our existing groups within the community.

We continue to hold weekly meetings on a Sunday morning for bible teaching and ministry alongside which we run children’s church.

We hold a weekly coffee day, which, is open to all members of the community and third open invitation gives the service users a “warm hub” to come to, and alongside to this we have the this is our clothing and food banks, which is our outreach effort to meet the more needy in our community.

Furthermore, we host two midweek meetings (Monday evening and Friday evening) one is focused on prayer and the other is focused on worship. These meeting are also open to all members of the community, and they are well attended on a weekly basis, with very positive feedback from attendees, both children and adults.

Our open-door policy means that members of the public can call on the Minister in their time of need and he would arrange for a representative from the charity to be of assistance depending on the need that arises.

Pastor & Trustees Bethel Church

Bethel Evangelical Church

INCOME & EXPENDITURE ACCOUNT YEAR ENDED 31/03/22

General Fund
Tithes & Offerings
Sundry income
Heat & Light refund
HMRC Charities
Interest Natwest reserve account
TOTAL INCOME
EXPENDITURE
Pastor's salary & employers NIC
Youth Work
Visiting Ministers
Donations and gifts
Gas & Electricity
Advertising
Insurance & Telephone
Repairs and renewals
Postage and stationery
Professional Fees
Petty Cash
Trip Expenses
Sundries
Food/Drink
J Bimson
Christian International
Financial Service
Loan
Software
Subscriptions
Rates
TOTAL EXPENDITURE
NET SURPLUS before transfers
Transfer in from Reserve
Transfers out to Reserve
Transfers out to Mission
Transfer to A/C 59543507
NET SURPLUS/(shortfall) after transfers
31/03/2022
28,132
5,572
33,704
22,000
-
900
1,450
3,121
1,618
850
156
4,850
-
749
424
400
550
129
1,597
672
39,465
5,761
-
8,200
2,000
-
439

Bethel Evangelical Church

BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31/03/22

Notes
FIXED ASSETS
Land & Buildings
(Insurance value £289,384)
Fixtures Fittings & Equipment
CURRENT ASSETS
Debtors & Prepaid expenditure
Bank accounts:
Current
Youth Work
Reserve account
Missionary
Petty Cash
CURRENT LIABILITIES
Creditors
NET CURRENT ASSETS
BALANCE SHEET TOTAL
REPRESENTED BY:
General Fund
Missionary Fund
31/03/2022
£
85,000
12,646
97,646
1,735
111
2,819
15
4,680
4,680
102,326
105,686
3,360
-
102,326

This year has been an unusually challenging year for the charity for several reasons.

Firstly, our treasurer and second in charge, suffered a very serious stroke and spent a lot of time in hospital and Stroke Rehabilitation homes.

Secondly coming through the pandemic, we have been extremely stretched financially.

Having said all that the charity has continued to serve all our existing groups within the community.

We continue to hold weekly meetings on a Sunday morning for bible teaching and ministry alongside which we run children’s church.

We hold a weekly coffee day, which, is open to all members of the community and third open invitation gives the service users a “warm hub” to come to, and alongside to this we have the this is our clothing and food banks, which is our outreach effort to meet the more needy in our community.

Furthermore, we host two midweek meetings (Monday evening and Friday evening) one is focused on prayer and the other is focused on worship. These meeting are also open to all members of the community, and they are well attended on a weekly basis, with very positive feedback from attendees, both children and adults.

Our open-door policy means that members of the public can call on the Minister in their time of need and he would arrange for a representative from the charity to be of assistance depending on the need that arises.

Pastor & Trustees Bethel Church