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2024-09-30-accounts

St. Cuthbert's Scottish Episcopal Church

Cambuslang

Scottish Charity No.SCO00362

Year Ended 30 September 2024

St. Cuthbert's Scottish Episcopal Church

Scottish Charity No.SCO00362

Year Ended 30 September 2024

Church Address:

Charity Trustees:

Bankers:

Independent Examiner:

Principal Office:

3 Brownside Road Cambuslang South Lanarkshire G72 8NL

Royal Bank of Scotland Glasgow Rutherglen West (A) Branch 89 Main Street Glasgow G73 2JA

26 Bullionslaw Drive Rutherglen Glasgow G73 3NE

Scottish Charity No.SCO00362

Report of the Vestry

Year Ended 30 September 2024

Introduction

The vestry is pleased to present the annual accounts for St Cuthbert's for the year ended 30 September 2024

We are a small congregation and have been linked with St Mark's, East Kilbride from 9 September 2016. We have been vacant since our Rector left both congregations in August 2022. A replacement has been actively saught but no suitable candidate has as yet come forward.

The laity is actively involved in church with readings, intercessions and chalice bearers. We gather in the church afte Sunday service for coffee and chat. Wine from the chalice is also being offered.

Our hall is no longer open to other groups during the week as a full-time nursery has been operating from our premis from January 2017. A children's dance group started using the church in August 2023. This does not produce much income but it gets the church used during the week.

This annual report and accounts presents a summary of our financial activities during the year and gives an overview of the general activities which have taken place in the life of the church in the past year.

Activities and Achievements

Sunday services were offered throughout the year. We are now back to normal following the Covid 19 pandemic

The hall is used by 3 Bears Nursery Cambuslang . This produced a regular monthly income throughout the year. The fundraising events were the Christmas raffle and a Beetle Drive which was well attended The Christmas hamper was kindly donated by Bill and Isobelle's son and daughter-in-law

Income

The church's income for 2024 has been more than sufficient to cover our running costs and has produced a substantial surplus due mainly to the letting of the hall and not having the cost of a Rector.

Congregational giving, both free will offerings and open plate have remained steady in the year. However, we lost a long term supporter in John Sackey during the year.

St Cuthbert's continues to rely on the generosity of its congregation for the day to day funding. Congregation numbers, while still small, have remained relatively steady. Whilst our financial position is more secure, we will still need to continue working to improve in order to fund future projects.

The Rectory was taken over by the Diocese and was sold to the Diocese.

This sale has produced considerable funds which have been ring-fenced for us to use for future projects. This has proved very useful as dry rot was found in one wall of the church. This work is now almost complete but as a result, a new kitchen will be required plus new carpets, electrics and decoration. These should all be undertaken before the end of the year.

Expenditure

Expenditure for the year was much less than the previous year.

Reserves

St Cuthbert's reserves are a general fund and a furnishings and fabric fund which was previously the chair fund. Interest was added in the year to these accounts. Due to the increase in funds in the interest bearing accounts, the interest received was much more than last year.

rried out to the church. However. it is ￿k￿Y that we have a prEst-Trcharse, g)me of thgse reserves will be required to cffti our share of the fthute cost. The general fund can be used on any re￿Want actmty Structure St Cuthbert's 15 go￿rned by a Constitut￿rn. As a member congregatk?n of the DID￿ of GlagJow & Galk)way in the S¢ottish Episcopal Church. rt aLg) govemed by CaThJn Law of the Scottish EpEcopal Church. The management team of the Ghurch known as the vestry. For the pu￿)SeS of chanties law the members of th& v9$try are the Charty Tru?lee5 of the Ghurcl). Members of ts vestry are l&ed on page 1 of this let￿L Apart from a Rector, membeis of the vestry are ekcted by the (rJngTegatK)n at the annual meetKIg. A Rector or Priest-in-CIN9rge s apponted by the Btshop of the D￿sE and the joint vestries. Vosty Responsibilitles The vestry is reSpOnsb￿ for managing and safeguardirrfJ the a&sels of the church and to assist the RectorTrriest tn- Charge in matters affecting wrrtual Weffa￿ of the ¢ongregalK)n. They are al￿) responsible for keeping proper accounttrng rKofds and ensurmg that the accounts are prepared in accordan￿ wrth the temis of the Charties and Trustee Investment {Scolland) Act 2005 and the CtsritE5 A¢xounts Iscotkndl RegulaI￿JnS 20C6. Relationship with Dioc8so and Prownc¢ Sl Cuthbert's is slljpported by the Dtocese arhj the Province thrO￿Jh the pastoral oversight of the Bthop. central support functnns provided at Dhxesan ￿¥￿1 ar¥J grants from central fuThJs The chufch is represented at D￿Cesan level by the Lay Represgntatwe at the moment As a member of the SEC, St. Culhbert's has an oblwJatKJn to eontn.bute to the costs of ￿ Diocese and the Prownce through payment of an annual'quots.. The amount is based on felatNe ￿Ve1 of ir￿e of the church in comparison wf(h that of other churches in the D)cese and ProvMN. cor￿1￿510￿ The members of the vestry woukl h.ke to thank aN those who contn.bute Ihew time, energy and money so generously to ensure the continUat￿n devebpmant of St Cuthbert'8 85 a centre of wcY¥hip. Our thanks are also due lo our independent eyaminer. D*ed:

SL Cuthbert's Scottish Episcopal Church Independent Examlnerfs Report to the Vestry For the Year Ended 30 September 2024 I report gn the accounts of the charty for the year ended 30 Seplember 2024 whth are Set out hereafter Respective respO￿lbIlItieS of Vestry Membgrs arKI Examlnèr The church's vesty members are res￿ns￿￿ for the preparat￿Sn ofthè accounts in accordance with the temis ol the Charit￿$ and Trustee Investment Iscoltand) Act 2005 and Charities Accounts IScoltsrKfl RegulalKJns 2006. An e¥Amination It￿ude$ a review of accounting records kept by the Charty and a Comparwn of the accounts presented with those records. tt aLso i￿L￿￿e$ consKlernlion of any unusual items or disclosures in the accounts and seeks eypjanat￿5 from the trustees concemiro wch matters. The procodures undertaken do provKle all the evblence that WOU￿ be required in an 8￿Irt and consoquentty I do not express an audit ¢Jpinton on the wew gwen in the a¢zounts. Indepgndent Examlnèr SLitemg In the Co￿r$e of my examination: No matter has corne lo my attentk)n t*Jh¢h gNes me reasonable txuse to bel￿ UBt in any material respect the requirements". {al to keep accountiTrJ records in accorda￿ with SectKJn 4411) of the 2005 Act and Regulation 4 of the 2006 Accnunts reguLAt￿n$, and (bl to prepare aco)unls accord wrth the r&ords aE¥J compty wi(h regulathjn g of the 2006 Accounts Reguktr)ns. have not been met. Daled. I 2p

St. Cuthbert's Scottish Episcopal Church

Accounts for the year ended 30 September 2024

Note
Income
1
Congregational Giving
2
Donations for Hall Use
3
Congregational Activities
4
Investments
5
Other
Totals
Expenditure
6
Clergy Costs
7
Church & Hall - Operational Costs
8
Worship Costs
9
Other
Totals
Transfers to deposit
Surplus/(Deficit)
2024
2023
6,877.05
8,593.70
15,775.00
15,025.00
273.00
220.75
648.02
358.52
2,285.38
4,450.88
25,858.45
28,648.85
1,889.43
1,736.82
3,745.03
2,549.71
-
63.64
2,791.34
2,307.41
8,425.80
6,657.58
-
35,000.00
8,425.80
41,657.58
17,432.65
£
21,991.27
£

St. Cuthbert's Scottish Episcopal Church

Accounts for the year ended 30 September 2024

Notes

INCOME Congregational Giving
Open Plate
Free Will Offerings (FWO)
Total
Donations for use of hall/church
3 Bears Nursery
Prepare 2 dance
Helen Irwin
Total
Congregational Activities
Christmas raffle
Bishop's lent appeal
Christian Aid Emergency Appeal
Beetle Drive
Investments
Bank interest
Total
Other
HMRC tax reclaim
Donation
Total
Total Income
2024
£
1,187.05
5,690.00
6,877.05
15,000.00
550.00
225.00
15,775.00
97.00
15.00
-
161.00
273.00
648.02
648.02
2,035.38
250.00
2,285.38
25,858.45
£
2023
£
1,223.70
7,370.00
1
2
3
4
5
8,593.70
15,000.00
25.00
-
15,025.00
104.00
51.75
65.00
-
220.75
358.52
358.52
4,375.88
75.00
4,450.88
28,648.85
£

St. Cuthbert's Scottish Episcopal Church

Accounts for the year ended 30 September 2024

Notes

Expenditure
6 Clergy Costs
Deputising fees
Total
7 Church & Hall Costs
Insurance
Repairs:
Church lighting/electrics
1,331.89
Garden clearance
-
Garden maintenance
520.00
Window cleaning
-
Gutter repairs
-
Deposit for new kitchen
-
Tree Surgeon
120.00
Roof repair
250.00
Keys & Dust Sheets
14.00
Total
8 Worship Costs
Altar breads
Paschal candle
Total
9 Other
Quota
Donations:
SEI
-
Cam & Rutherglen Reachout
-
Christian Aid
-
Gifts
Hangers and vestment bags
Tea and biscuits
Food for Beetle Drive
Flowers
Candles
1/2 Share of advert
Banner
Paper cups
Barbecue expenses
Total
Total Expenditure
2024 240.00
380.00
140.00
40.00
264.00
100.00
-
-
-
275.00
250.00
100.00
2023
1,889.43 1,736.82
6
7
8
9
1,889.43
£
1,736.82
£
1,509.14
2,235.89
1,385.71






1,164.00
3,745.03
£
2,549.71
£
-
-
36.84
26.80
-
£
63.64
£
1,805.20
-
156.74
109.82
23.58
36.00
33.00
12.00
525.00
90.00
-
-
1,433.80



625.00
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
105.00
48.42
95.19
2,791.34
£
2,307.41
£
8,425.80
£
6,657.58
£

Notes, continued

Investments

11 Deposit Account no. 00455053
Opening balance
Interest earned
Transfers from current avvount
Closing balance
12 Fabric & Furnishing Account no. 00169883
(previously chair fund)
Opening balance
Interest earned
Closing balance
41,393.50
6,061.13
607.52
332.37
-
35,000.00
42,001.02
£
41,393.50
£
2,764.44
2,738.29
40.50
26.15
2,804.94
£
2,764.44
£

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