Presbyter
an
St Columba's
a Congregation of the Presbyterlan
Churth in IrelarKI
Trustees, Annual Report and
Financial Statements for the year
ended 31 December Z025
Reetsiered wlth the Charity ComrTrwkni for Northern Ireland NIC 105238

St CO￿￿ba.5
TIIUS7EES'ANNUAL REPORT
The Trustees present thelrAnnual Report and Flnancial Ststements for the year ended 31 December 2025.
Reference and 4dministratl¥e detai
Address:
lo￿lIa￿AvenUe. Llsl)urn. 8T28 IQU
Registered Charity 14umber
NIC 105238
(harity T￿￿e*S
R¢dney Cameron
Ellèn Hlllen
Myrtle Fer8uson
Ronnre McAuley
Shirley Harrison
LexTr 8uffows IRui8ned as Efder. retalned as Elder enwliusl
Prfncipal Ollke Bearers
Ministef
Ellen Hulen
Treasurer
Valerle Nettle5hip

St Columba's
ACongrng•tion of The Presbyterfan Churth In Ire￿nd
Presbyter
an
TRUSYEES. ANNUAL REPORT{wmlrAMdl
Independent Examlner
John Mccleary FCA
Mccleary & Q>mpany Ltd
Chartered Accountants & Reglstered Audltors
Garvvi Studi05
14 Longstone Street
Li5burn
Co. Antrlm
BT28 ITr
Bankers
Ulster Bank Ltd
Bow Street
5burn
BT28 18N
Sollcltors
Carson McDowell LLP
Murray House
14 Murray Street
Belfast
8T1 60N
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St Colurnba's
A Cryegati￿ of The p￿Sbyter¥an Churth In Ireland
TRUSTEES. ANNUAL REPORT IcontsJutdJ
Presbyter
an
STRUCTURE AND MANAGEMENT
The charity trustees of the congregation are the members of its ￿rk Sesskm. Underthe congregation's goveming
documenL The Code. the book of the constitution and government of the Presbyterian Churth in Ireland. the Klrk
Session seeks to watch over and promote the spiritual interest of the corqwation and of persons not connerted wlth
any congregation who are within its bounds. It ensures pastoral care is in place in the Cong￿atIon and seeks to furthèr
the contribution of the Church to Christièn witness and service in the local comrnunity. The Kirk Se551on has dele8ated
to its Congregational Commktee the temporal affairs of the congregation induding administering all fvnds and property
belongin8 to the cor$8reÉatlon. Members of the Sessi¢>n are eX￿ClO members of the Con8re8ational Committee.
The Klrk Session consists of the ordained minister and the ruling elders of the congre£a￿on. All membw5 are entitled ta
propose, Speak and exercise equal votes at meetings. except that the Modemor, the mlni5ter in actrve dLIty in the
congregation. ha5 no deliberative but only a casting vote.
Stated meetln85 of the Kirk session are hekl on average 5 times per year- 3 times In 2025.
To be clhxen for the office of the elder5hip In the congregation a person must be a voting member and a regular
attendant on tts ordinances. The selertion of those proposed to be called to the office can be either by the
congregation or by the Kirk Session. Members are elerted if ttr*y obtain tsvtrthirds of those who vote.
Presbytery
Under the Presbyterian Church in Irdaftd form of governance the corporate 0￿rSi8ht of a congregation is the
responsibility of a Presbytery which superintends generally the spiritual and temporal affairs of the congregations
assigned to it by the General Assembty of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. St Columba's con8regatfon of the
Presbyterian Church has been asslgned to the Dromore Presbytery of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland. The
member5hlp of the Presbytery consists mainty of the actNe Ministe￿ of congregations assigned to it by the General
Assembly. minsters who have retired from artive duty and an elder appointed by the Kirk Session of the congregation:
Mrs Ellen Hillen rep￿nts our congregatlon.
The General A55embty
The General Assembly is the supreme court of the Church. representing in one bodythe v•tK>le Church and attir￿ as Its
supreme legislative. administrative and judicial authority. in dealin8 with all matters brought before it. The General
Assembly is normally constituted during the first week in June for worship and to conduct rts business. At the end of
business it is dissolved. The membershlp of the General Assembly consist5 mainty of the active ministers of each
congregation. retired min5ter5 and a representstive elder appointed bythe Kirk Session of each Congregation.
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St C0￿Mba.$
A Conore8akn ofThe Prtheri•n Clwrth kn Ireland
TRUSfEES' ANNUAL REPORT (cont1n￿dI
Presbyter
an
DESCRIPTION AND PURPOSE
The tharitable purpose of the conirqation Is the ad¥aRcement of rel*K
St QJlumba'5 congregation ofthe Presbytwkn thurch Is a rryrwtion of the Presbrtwwn Clwrth in Ireland. Presbyterlan
Church in Ireland. as a Reformed Churth within ihe wider of c￿l$t is grounded In the Scrtptur*5 and exists to IcNt and
honour God throu8h faith in His Sort and by the power of His Sp¥it and to enable her members to their part kn fvlftlllng God.
mlssion to our workl.
The con8re8atton5 mosslon purpose5 is as a c¢nThatlon we commft ¢)W5e1¥*5 to wthlch puts God at the ctntre. opens us
up to H15 love. faces u5 With ¢)ur shortcomines and. makin8 known His forgNeness. free5 U5 tO8row through HIS 8f
We commlt ourselvÈs to becoming a fellowship wherÈ we tsre forand e￿ra￿t one aTh)ther. u51r4g and de¥eh¥1￿ 8ifts that
God has 8r¥en us as we respoThl to His tall to the wjuni.
We commlt oursefves to Ser￿Cets the rommunity in are set and to the worfd around us. wttiitsw￿ tt> Chris
(ari￿ for a needyworfd. W0￿1n￿10r ￿¢¢ that God Irrtends. and exerc151￿ a reSPon￿bIe St￿anIshiP forthe en￿ronMent.
The conireealion meets for worshlp ew Sunday andvisitw arp toioin. The Sacrament Oft￿ Lords Supper Is obseryed
on four occasions durin8 the ye4rand •ll those who have been baptlsed and who made a professi¢)n of fath in the Lord Jesus
Chrfsi are admltted to the Lorfs Supper. The cor¥rewion hold5 re￿1•T bibje St￿ meetiFV and has a wide rnryeof
orKdnr5ations includi￿.
- Presbyterlan Women
- Afternoon Club
- Llne Dancin8 Exerri5e aa$5
Krds Club
- 5tltch and Enrith
- l)ropin Coffee Momlng
Drop-ln Lunch IPaonthly)
ACHIEVEMEP4TS AND PERFORMAN
Worshlp and prnyer
The congregation nomialty meets forwor5hlp eath Sunday at ll.J)am.
Additlonal reqular group prayer tIr￿è is witPwn weeky bible studyfvster 12 pTr￿r￿L
As at Decembef 2025. therE Y￿* 39 cornmunicant membets and 159 familles. Weekly atterAlance at mornh* worshlp is35.
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St Cohsmba's
A Congreykn of The Presbyterlan U￿rth In Ireland
an
TRU￿EEs. ANNUAL REPORT{con1hx￿￿1
Members of the corye8¥tion ¥tho are Unab￿ to attend churth dueto sickness or affe are vtsSted on a regularbasis h the
minister. elders Of by one ofthe co￿re8*￿$ pasthl vi5itor&
The congregation has been sharin8 Gods w￿d to the local community throLgh:_
Annual HaThest Appeal- Donations to the k<al food bank were provided to help kKal famlD¢s In need. Thls was ¢ontSnued
through the year when a specific need was requlred.
Annual Chrlstmas Gift Appeal- Donatlons were made to ihe lo￿ Food Bank
Due to the storm damage to the thurch hall. we were unable to htAd the Khjs aub. howv4Y, the Holid•y &"ble aub was h05ted by
Old Warren P￿rnary School for a week injuty Z025.
We made financtal contributkms to:.
Earf Ha4% Fund
rlstian Aid
The con8re8ation support5 the Unlted Appeal for Missicffi whith is a central fund of the Prtsfvian Churth in IfÈland. Thls fund
enables corrfre8ation5 to support the wider mtssion of the denomination and to do mission outrèach on a denomlnational
basis beyond what t1￿ con8regatK)n could do cm it's own. The United Aweal Fund provides flnancial support for rniuion
perS￿￿ne1 at home and o¥er5eas. as5i5ts c(ryeWrts with the dep1£￿ent of IcKalty based $￿ff. enables church plantin&
provides Brant support lor the upkeep of churth premises, assists the runnlne costs of Uni¢M Theological CoNeee, the
Church's tfainrn8 collw for ministry students, and financial￿SUpptrts congre¥at￿S in the arÈas of worshlp. dtsctF4eship. global
missk)n. Dutreach. leadership and pastoral caTr. In 2025, St Columba's donated £3.467.
Prnsbytery
The con8re8ation w•5 represented at the rwlar of Prtsb￿ry by Rev Rodney Cameron. our ministeraThl Mrs Myrtle
Fefguson. This pro¥lde5 an important fink between the congre8atiDn and the vrider stnictures of the thurth.
Geneyal Assembly
The mlftister and ekler, Mw5 Ellen Hillen attthyed the rnee￿￿ oftr* GeneralAs5em* ofthe Pr*fvian thurth in trre￿nd held
In A55embfy Buikfiw. Belfas¢ iftjune 2025.
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St Columba'5
Presbyter
an
IAUSTEES. ANNUAL REPoRTIc￿lI1￿￿)
Church Buildift81'.
In January 2025, as a rE5uIt ￿ Storni EowTrn. ourchurch han sullered svious damage to the roof. resvltlng In the hall belngtotally
flooded. This meant that our re8vlaroryan1￿tion5 had to be suspended until the final repasrs were signed over in December 2025.
Coniinued upkeep of prden5 aThl external areas •re or¥ohy.
Ma￿e..
Work5 C¢hlSiSted offemowdl ofthÈ PVC con5eryatory in May 2025 and replac•￿ FVC windows 2025. •1(Yyde the dayto
day upkeep and mallrtenanre.
The ftds aub was unable to meet in 2025 due to the dama8e to the maln hall. We hope to recen¥￿ in 2026.
PW rneet on the 2nd TuÈ5dayof the month with an averaee attendano of IS. Guest Speakers incI￿￿ed thè PW Pre5hrfent and a
rtttred deacot)essfrom PCI. The group led suF￿aY morning worship on Motheribw &Jnday a￿1 hosted the ann￿1 Chrlstmas Carol
ser¥ire attended by visftors fn)m other Pwgroups in the Lisburn area.
The Aftemoon aub mtét on altem*e Wedr•afterrthns with apprnK 12 relular atteThlees. The dub Is open toaD￿ne In
the kncal communityand tr* ladles enjoyvtsStln8 Spea￿ a￿1 ￿ & Lvl s*$. The group dlne out 2 occa51ons
during rhe year.
Stitch and Enrlth merf on altttrth Wednesdayafternoons aThl meffjberslxp indudes thurch members and members ofthe
ccfftmunity. The 8roup tsrKlertake knitUr*lcrocheting Fwjects that support ovérseas and home mis%ons work as well •$
supportin8 the otrtreath work *rythin the IcKal comrnunlty.
The mid.week bible study meets on a Wednesday night and grves pwle oNxYtunityio stLKty and dlscuss scripturE. At least
half an hour Is set aside for prayer. whÈre the Kroup bTini specific people and Situatkffls befo￿ God. Thrwhwt the we hold
a series of 6.8 week blble studleswhith are gpen to a
Weekjy Drop-in and Monthly LurKh is an opportunFtyto reath outto dMKth members •Thl the wldertommunity. Rewlar
atteridance has resulted in newfrieYKtshlps foryed and (hJr0￿ th5 ￿rood of austwlty. h35 prtr￿d￿ a wami spactfor people to
meet.
Volunteers
The TnJstee5 wish to a¢kDry￿e thelrdeep appreciatA￿ whogiwe frth ofthek time byser44n8on c￿nM￿¢S and
helpirq wlth Organisat￿n$ and other church artiwt*s.
PIIBLIC BtIKFrr stATEMENr
The Presbyterfan Chur¢h In IrdarKI meets the public bw*fitreqi*rement by prov[dI￿ benefft ta its members and the #eneral
public by makin8 known the Christian Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ thrwh the advancement of relig*)n.
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St Columba'5
A CthweOon ofThe fvesbyterlan Churth In Ireljnd
an
TRUSTEES. ANNUAL REPORT Iconllnued
The direct bEneffts whkh fl￿froM the purposes of the Chufch Indude the gaining of •n undetstsnding in Cthristlan beliets as set
out In the Blble and In the thurth'5 suI)ordinate Stsndards (the Westminster Confession of Faith and the Shorter and Larger
Caterhismsl leading to 5plrttu•l moral development and oppxtunilies for resk*)nseto Bibk teaching. In turn, thts framewofk
lèads to practical pJpress*Jn5 of Chrotian bdlef5 and standards in ¢ommunltysu¢h as through the care ofthose In need
Ilnduding the disabled and bereaved).
Generallythe aL￿e benefits are d￿￿red lo¢alty by congregaiions and th￿r members, or arE tscilitated thro¢4h presbyterfes or
are or8anlsed and ddlvered centTalty. Local delivery s faolrtated by central resources in almost all cases. Publk acce55 is made
known throvgh the use of notreboards. printed material. prtss adverti5emen¢ websites. arbd social M￿10 or in othef ways.
The beneffts are demffistrated thr￿ryh re8ular eyaluatlon of the seThices aNI lrtforffAI and a&hoc feedback members, thelr
families, and Mernt￿ of the publl
The purpose does not lead to harni. The onty Prr￿tè benefft flowing from our purpose is related to MIn￿ter% Mi5sh)n4Fies.
Deawne55es. Idsh Mi5Ston workers and lay Agents who receive benefits as a resutt of their holdin8 office or empjoyment.
However. this b Inddèntal and 1￿cesSary In order to ￿rther our charitable Pufpose. There are no other pr5Wdte beneltts. The
beneficlaries ol thi5 purpose are mÈmbws. theirtsmills. other inrfThiduals that the Prn5byteiièn Church in Ireland b ITr dlrert and
indirect contact with, Ihe community in whlch pastoral seTrlces are provided and other communitpes throughout Northern Ireland.
the Republlc of Ireland. Jnd worldwide whith benefft from ourengagemert and supm for both Chri￿13￿ and ¢)thersecuiar
OfgaFti5ations. charit*s and Ind1￿d￿J1 membw5 of the pubNL
The Klrk Session ha5 had rwrd to the Charltycomffllth￿ Publk IxMfft requiremerrt statuiorywldan
FINANCIAL REVIEW
The tongregat5on'5 main suurce of IrKome b memberf c￿trIbUtI￿5 the Weekfy F￿¢￿111 Offerin8. There wtte 69 famlThes
corrtributing durirg the year178 in the year) donating a totsl of £36.5561£36.694 in pre¥Oous year).
Total income of the congregation during the year was £108072 Compared to £79.699 In the wth)us year.
Total expendi￿re increased frorn £73A96 in 2024 to £134.704 In 2025.
STATEMENTOF 7RUSTEE5 RESPONSIBILMES
The Trusteu are responsrtAe for preparingthe annual reportand tJ* finandat ststemerts ol the Congre￿ Sn Jcoxdance wrth
applicablè lawand general￿ accepted account6n8 practi¢e.
As the C￿regatiOn.S totsl irKome does not exceed £250.(ts). theTrustees have elected undersection 64{31 of the tharltresArt
(Northern Ireland) 21XJ8 to prepaTr a rtteipts and payment xcount and J statement of assets and Ilabilitie5.
The Trustees are reswjnsible for keeplng adequate accotsnty retords that are sufflc7*nt to show and expl•in the (￿relatIO￿$
transactions and dlsc105e with Tea50nabk acojracy at any time its finarKial position. They arè also responslble forsaf4uirdln# the
assets of the con8reBation and hence lor tskirt8 reasonabte steps for the prevention and deteaion of and ot
Irre8ularltSe
Apprml bythe Kirk Ses5icffi at • Jneetinl oft 6 May 20Z6 arA* 5r8ned on Its behalf by
Rev Rod
Camergn
Ellen Htsllen
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St Columba's
Presbyter
INDEPEP4DEKf EXAMINERS REPORTTO THE TRusfEES OF ST COWM8AS CONG￿TIoN OFTHE PRES8YTeRIAN CHUROI IN
IRELAND
I report on the accounts for the year ended 31 December 2025 set out on pages 11 to 17.
Respecti￿ re5pon5ibilities of trustees and examiner
The charitys trustees are respon5iblefry the preparation of actthy)ts kn a¢ctyd•rKewJth the Chartt*s Act (Ncrthem IrelaTrJl
It is my responsibilty to:
- erdmlne the accounts under Section 65 of the Charlthes Art
- to follow the procedures laid down in the Genernl Directions8iven by the Charity Commission (under Settion 6519llbl
of the Charltles Actl- and
- to State whether particular matters have come to my attentiM.
Basis irfthe ifbdeyndent examintt's report
I have examined your charftyacc￿nts as reqwfed ￿der section 65 of the aHrttles Act and ry txamrnaiion wa5 carrte(l out In
accordance wlth the general dlrectlons bythe Charittes Commth for P4orthern Ireland under sectlon 6519llbl of the
Charitie5 ACL
My exarnination included a reliew of the atcountine rewrds kept by the tharity aThJ a comparison of the accounts presented wrth
those records. Italso induded COW￿lder￿￿cffl of any unusual Items or di5doswes in the accounts and seekln8 explanations from
you as charity trustees concemirq any such matters.
Myrole Is to stste whèther any materlal rftatters have come tt> my attentlon elvi￿ m* ouse to believe..
l. That accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 63 ot the CharitFe5 Act
2. That the accounts do not accord wSth those occounting records
3. That the èccounts do not compty with the accounting requirements of the Chaflt¢es Act
4. That there is further information needed for a proper Understandi￿ of the accounts to be read*d.

St Columba's
A Congregation of The Presbyterian Church In Ireland
Presbyter
an
INDEPENDENT EXAMINER'S REPORTTO THE TRUSTEES OF ST COLUMBA'S CONGREGATION OF THE PRESBYfERIAN CHURCH IN
IRELAND (cont'd)
Independent examiner's statement
I have completed my examination and have no concems In respect of the matters (l) to (4) listed above and in connection with
following the Directions of the Charity Commission for Northern Ireland; I have found no matters that require drawing to your
attention.
John Mccleary FCA
Mccleary & Company Ltd
Chartered Accountants & Registered Auditors
Garvey Studios
14 Longstone Street
Llsburn
Co. Antrim
BT28 ITP
6 May 2026
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St Columba's
A Congregation of The Presbyterian Church in Ireland
Presbyter
an
srATEmE￿r OF FINANCIAL AcfiviTY (Recelpt5 and Payments Account)
for the year ended 31 December 2025
Note
Unrestrlrted
Funds
Restrlrted
Funds
2025
2024
Rece5pts
Donations and Legacies
Charitable Artlvities
Investment Income
Other
46,202
500
237
10,723
4,651
238
46,321
61,933
56,925
5,151
475
46,321
108,872
61,133
17,797
769
46,939
79,699
Payments
Raislng Funds
Charitable Activities
283
52,971
283
134,421
271
73.225
81,450
53,254
81,450
134,704
73,496
Total
(6.315)
(19,517)
(25.832)
6,203
Net Income/(Expenditure)
(6,315)
(19,517)
(25,832)
6,203
Transfer between funds
175
(175)
Net movement in funds
(6,140)
,(19,692)
(25,832)
6.203
Funds brought forward
25,407
34,344
59.751
53,548
Funds carried forward
19,267
14,652
33,919
59,751
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St Columba's
A Congregation of The Presbyterian Church in Ireland
Presbyter
an
STATEMENT OF ASSEfs AND LIABILITIES
31 December 2025
Unrestricted
Funds
Restrlrted
Funds
2025
2024
Funds Reconciliation
Bank and Cash at start of year
Net movement in funds
25,407
(6,140)
34,344
(19,692)
59,751
(25,832)
53,548
6.203
Bank and cash at end of year
19,267
14,652
33,919
59,751
Bank & Cash Balances
Bank Current Accounts
Cash in Hand
33,664
255
59,539
212
33,919
59,751
Approved by the Kirk Session at a meetln8 on 6 May 2026 and signèd on Its behalf by
gLIw
Rev Rod
ey Cameron
Ellen Hillen
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St Columba's
A Congregation of The Presbyterian Church in Ireland
Presbyter
an
,NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
31 December 2025
I. ACCOUNTING POLICIES
BASIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
As the total income of the congregation is less than £250.000 the congregation have elected in accordance with the provisions in
The Charltles (Accounts and Reports) Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2015 to prepare it's accounts on a receipts and payments
basls.
FUND ACCoU￿￿NG
Restrirted funds comprise of revenue donations or grants for a specific congregational activity intended by the donor. Where
these funds have unspent balances. any interest on their pooled investment Is apportioned to the individual funds on an average
balance basis.
Unrestricted funds are income funds which are to be spent on the congregation's general purposes.
TAXATION
The charity is exempt frorn tax on its charitable activities.
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A Congregatlon of The Presbyterian Church in Ireland
Presbyter
an
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS
31 December 2025
2. DONATIONS AND LEGACIES
Unrestrlrted
Funds
Restricted
Funds
2025
2024
Recorded glving
FWO
Loose collections
Donations and gift5
Gift Aid
Legacies and bequest
36,556
352
390
7,904
1,000
5,670
140
4,913
42,226
492
5,303
7,904
41.309
167
7.421
7,236
5,000
46,202
10,723
56,925
61,133
3. CHARrrABLE AcllviTIES
Unrestrirted
Funds
Restrirted
Funds
2025
2024
Income from charltable activities
Organisation Income
Fundraising events
Miscellaneous income
Grants
3,601
3,601
4,589
9,140
1,868
2,200
500
250
800
750
800
500
4,651
5,151
17.797
4. INVESTMENf INCOME
Unrestrlcted
Funds
Restrlrted
Funds
2025
2024
Deposit interest
237
238
475
769
237
238
475
769
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St Columba's
A Congregation of The Presbyterian Church In Ireland
Presbyter
an
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (cont'd)
31 December 2025
5. OTHER INCOME
Unrestrirted
Funds
Restrirted
Funds
2025
2024
Insurance for Oliver Brown Hall roof
46,321
46,321
46,321
46,321
6. RAISING FUNDS
Unrestrlrted
Funds
Restrirted
Funds
2025
2024
FWO envelopes
283
283
271
283
283
271
7. CHARITABLE AcnvrriES
Unrestricted
Funds
Restrirted
Funds
2025
2024
General Assembly Assessments
Presbytery fees
Ministry and support staff costs
Congregational running expenses
Donations to Mission and charities
Governance costs
2.923
577
39,694
8.155
2,923
577
39,694
84,752
4,853
1.622
5,024
490
33,981
20,402
12,254
1,074
76.597
4,853
1,622
52,971
81,450
134.421
73,225
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A Congregation of The Presbyterian Church in Ireland
Presbyter
an
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (cont'd)
31 De￿rnber 2025
8. FIXED ASSErs
The congregatlon owns the Church premlses situated at Killaney Avenue, Old Warren. Lisbum and the manse situated
at Knightsbridge, Lisburn and the assoclated fixtures. fittings, plant and machlnery. These have an insurance value of £2,369,779 at
last renewal date 31 October 2025.
9. FUND BALANCES
Fund
Balance at
start
Receipts
Payment
Surplus/
(Deficit)
Transfer
Balance at end
Unrestricted Funds
General Fund
25,407
46,939
53,254
(6315)
175
19,267
25.407
46,939
53,254
(6,315)
175
19.267
Restrlcted Funds
Building Fund
United Appeal
Presbyterian Women
Special Collections
Youth Council
Afternoon Club
Stitch and Enrich
Line Dancing Club
Drop-in & Soup Lunch
30,454
19
456
992
76
217
149
623
1,358
53,559
3,537
1,447
431
803
351
155
944
706
75,106
3,536
1.259
431
(21547)
2.885
11,792
20
569
992
(75)
769
17
125
224
706
334
30
720
234
174
17
(100)
(830)
(2,055)
34,344
61,933
81,450
(19,517)
(175)
14,652
Total
59,751
108,872
134,704
(25.832
33.919
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St Columba's
A Congregation of The Presbyterian Church in Ireland
Presbyter
an
NOTES TO THE ACCOUNTS (cont'd)
31 December 2025
10. REIATED PARTY TRANSAcfioNS
One of the trustees, the Minister of the congregation received remuneration of £21,776 and expenses of £8,252 for acting in that
capacity. Pension contributions of £3,792 were paid by the congregation in respert of the Minister to the Presbyterian Church in
Ireland Pension Scheme (2009). No trustee received any remuneration or expenses during the year in connection with their duties,
other than those mentioned above.
During the year the congregation contributed the following amounts to Funds of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
in Ireland a separate charity
£2,923 to Presbyterian Congregational Assessments
£3,467 to Presbyterian United Appeal
The congregation contributed £577 towards Dromore Presbytery Assessments during the year. There were no other related party
transactions.
11. GOVERNANCE COSTS
Governance costs of £1,140 were incurred during the year, all of which relates to fees paid to the independent examiner.
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