ST. PHILIP'S AND ST. JAMES, EPISCOPAL CHURCH: EDINBURGH Annual Report and Accounts for the yoar ended 30 September 2024 Charlty Number: SC000910
ST. PHILIP'S AND ST. JAMES, EPISCOPAL CHURCH: EDINBURGH Annual Report and Accounts for the year endod 30 September 2024 CONTENTS PAGE Report of the Vestry Independent Examinerfs Report Receipts and Payments Account Statement of Balances 10 11 Notes to the Accounts 12
ST. PHILIP'S AND ST. JAMES. EPISCOPAL CHURCH: EDINBURGH Annual Report and A¢¢ounts forthe year ended 30 Septembgr 2024 Reference and Admlnlstratlve Information Ch3rity Number SC000910 Charlty Trustees- Members of the Vestry Prlnclpal Office St James, Church 57B Inverleith Row Edinburgh EH3 5PX
ST. PHILIP'S AND ST. JAMES, EPISCOPAL CHURCH: EDINBURGH Annual Roport and Accounta forth8 year endod 30 September 2024 The Membèrs ol the Vestry present their annual report together with the accounts for thè year ended 30 Seplember2024. Ob ects a ivitl The Church's principal activities include public worship in saGrament and prayer, Christian education, Charitable work and fund raising for local, national and intemational needs, social rneetings and community groups. Structu overnance and Mana emont Appolntment ol V•8try Membors Vestry rnembers are appointed by Annual Ganeral M•èlln9 established by conslilulion and under Canon Law of the Scottish Episcopal Church. There is no fomal induction programme, bul ongoing guidance is given lo ensure that Vestry m8mbers are famili8r wllh thè Church's values, aims and responsibilities as designated trustees of a charity. Admlnlstratlve 8tructuro 11 Is the duty of the Vesty to manage the temporal affalrs ol the congregation with responsibility lo keep the labric and property ol lh8 church and oth8r bull¢Jlngs ITr goocl worKlng ord8r and 10 look after th8 flnance5 of the chufGh. The Vestry meets six-weekly durlng the ye. Achl•v•mon nd rformane• Splrltual Ilfo Our Sunday mornlng Communlon seThices conllnue 10 be a focus for our Ilfè together. Many report a pèaceful almosphere, the tan9ible presence of th& Holy Spirit, joy In the Iilurgy, relev8nl & engaging ie8ching, ancl a warm welcome. Newcomers typically stay with u5 after or the visits. Servlces are Increaslngly well attended - some weeks we are runnlng out of chalrs wllh ne3rly 4Q peop18- a gre31 problem to havel If everyone came al once we'd have 50 Thls Is so encouraglng for (hose of us who were here 4 years ago In group of c.15. Our seNlces 3re underpinned by th8 work ol thè Worship Planning Group and no1%00). and Wendy who ably manages the rolas. Lay Involvement is key, enabling drfferent voices and modelling the body of Chdst at the heart of our worship. Stewards, coffee makers. leaders of Liturgy of the Word, readers, intercessors, sacristsn, sound team, and our te8m of musicians are all centr8110 creating the space for u5 to hear God and pVIde an inclusive space for anyone who wants lo join us in d88pening our spiritual life through worship and fellowship. Conlribulors lo services often report loy In taklng part. If you would Ilke lo joln in with thi5 in any capacity, please let know We en a number of I who n)ain art of our church family and I'd particularly like to thank the and for their faithfvl voluntary ministry emongst us. Tho Wednesday mornlng group conlinu8S to be a rlch Ilme of reflecllon on the Bible passage for the week, wilh deep discusslon, prayer and fellowshlp. 11 Includ9s some who don't attend on Sunclays. Thanks lo lay leaders, coffee makers and everyorE who comes. V have nearly Outgrown the Slttlng Rooml Othor gv•nt$ included the Bible Journalling retreat for Lent and 3 church lunthes. one chez MaeLarens and the other 2 at church. Our aim in the coming year is lo continue resourcing our spiritual life together through services and other events. We're planning special seasonal services for Christmas, Epiphany, Ash Wednesday, Holy week and Easter, Penlecosl etc plus Lent and Advent ietreal days lone led by one by someon8 8lse tbc) for 2025 alongside our usual wèekly pattern. Our commltment lo Ilving re8pon8lbly Sn our world continues- with thanks lo the Eco group for their help and leadership in this. See their feport, attathed.
ST. PHILIP'S AND ST. JAMES, EPISCOPAL CHURCH: EDINBURGH Annual Report and Accounts for the year gnded 30 September 2024 Achievements and erformanco ntlnued Simon is now heading up our mlnlstry to the elderly and housebound. We continue lo offer home communion and visits where needed. Let us know If you'd like lo be included. Local eommunlty and beyond We continue lo work happily alongside Edztll Nursery and have Stngthened links this last year through Christrnas events, gardening sessions with the children, thinking about plastics In Crealiontide and the ongoing life during the week as their staff team and ours share the premises together. The forthcoming Carol Paty, stars and Angels event on 8th December and more plans for the New Year will further promote our partnershlp and strengthen our links with nursery families and other5 in the locallty. Tho Peace Garden, now a year old, is used consistently by locals and others from fvrther afield.11 has pul St James on the 'Edinburgh Map,. 'Oh yes, Sl James., I've sal in your peace garden. is a phrase I hear often these day81 Thanks lo Woody the garden designer for gifting us his lime in ongoing weeding and maintenance, and also the 'g8rden fairies. of St James. The Book library is also well used. Feel free lo donate good quality used books. Othèr communlty gvents Ihls year, well attended by locals as well as Ihe church congregation, have Snclud8d the Burns Supper. Ihe fundraising Dill Folk Trio Tea Concert. and the Plastics workshop in Creationlid8. The monthly book group has grown In number from 3 to 8 and includes resldenls from Home¢aim and Homescott House. We are planning our 8nnual Carols and Tea Paty al Homec8irn next month. We are also planning to host a 'Peaced Together, Course run by Edinburgh City Mission with volunteers from Sl Jame5 in the New Year. This 12-week Course aims to support refugee women living in hotels locally as they transilion lo becoming 'New Scots,. If thls pilot goes well, we will run more courses in the future. The Vestry asked me lo report on the wldor church Ilnk8 forged through my Dlocesan and provincial roles. All SEC clergy are expected lo serve in the wider church in various ways, Al local level we belong lo the SEC Forth Area Councll and l also have regular meeilngs with our nelghbours at St Davld's and St Nlnians. We intend lo work with them and Inverleilh Sl Serfs in Holy Week again this year. l also try lo maintain links with our Church of Scotland, Roman Calhollc and 8apll$t nelghbours through the North Edinburgh 'Fralernal'. Al Diocesan level l am on the Bishop's review panel, conducting annual reviews with 3 clergy colleagues. I'm Diocesan Advisor to one of our ordlnands, and Dlocesan Companion lo the Priesl.In-¢harge of Hawlck and Jedburgh as part of the Investing in Futures Programme. I'm a member ol Diocesan Synod and clergy rep for North Edinburgh at General Synod. I'm still an associate tutor al the Swttish Episcopal Institute teaching ordlnands and trainee Lay Readers. This year l also taught a preachlng course at Cranmer Hall in Durham for a week. Simon and I have just returned from an inspiring lime al the annual clergy conference with our Diocesan colleaguey. I find all these activities life-giving and they nourish me for my work al St J8me$. We continue to support Edlnburgh City Mission and Water Aid through our ¢harltabl8 glvlng as a church and new foi this year we've added EMMS, in support of their palliative care project in Nepal. We review our giving 8t regul8r intervals. Bulldlngs Since appoinllng Stuart Allan Irorn Simpson and Brown 8$ our church architect a year ago, the building prolect has progressed slowly but steadily. We began with Quinquennlal revlews of both St Philips and Sl James. This resulted in a prograrnmg of works at St Philips where the Bridge Family church a wonderful tenants and are dolng the work of mission for which St Philips was built. They have converted the basement into a community café whilst developing the worship space for the needs of all ages. It's a beautiful scheme. Go and sample the fé1 We are indebted to Kenneth Ram8ge and David Gibbon for a vast amount of work to get to this point. At St James we have nearly flnlshed phase 1: make the buildlngs watertight. This has included rainwater goods on the church, repairs on the main r¢)of and the south side chimney. and repairs on the tower roof, all paid for out of existing funds. Necessary reroofing on the wesl side of the hall for which we have secured £63000 grant from the Province, will be completed during Febrtjary half term while the nursery are away.
ST. PHILIP'S AND ST. JAMES, EPISCOPAL CHURCH: EDINBURGH Annual Report and Accounts for tho year ended 30 September 2024 Achlovements and erformance Gontiriuod Phase 2 comprises the bulk of the project and for this we will need to raise slgnificant funds through grant applications and seek donations where possible. It will include repairs lo ihe external slonework, and all the necessary internal works.. heating. lighllng, plaster repalrs on walls and ceilings, mural restoration, flexible seabng in the nave and the exciting addition of an entrance lobby with fl81 aecess from the street. Our aim is to ¢reate a warm, light. flexible space that is easily accessible from the street, enabling anyone outside to see clearly 'how to get in, and to showcase our beaLtliful art within the church. In all these plans we need to ensu we are worklng towards nel zem, crealino a practical and uplifling space that will s8Ne the local community for generab'ons to corne. We're cUrn11Y working with the architect lo ensure adequate services such as loilels, vestry and coffee point serving the existing worship space. We aim to ensurè the same ease of worship and fellowship that we currently have in the h811 when we get back into the church, with thé added benefit of the historical beauty ol that space. Phase 2 Is a bvJ piece of work and will take a whlle. not le8sl because ol the need for serious fundraising before we can proceed on sile. Please pray 8bout this and if you havè exper¢ence with fundraising applicalions and would be willing lo help, please gel in touch. We will talk more in the new year about how we might support this process practically and financially and will share plans as swn as they are finallsed. Alongside this we are developing our under8tsndlng of th¢ 81gnlfl¢an¢e of the artwork of which we are Custodians. We have plans to Connect with the wider art community of EdInrgh lo raise the profile of St James. We are plannlng a Histc*ical Society event on 51h t)e¢ember and a confèrenc8 about the influ8nc8 of the Arts and Crafts ni)vemenl al Sl James on 111 March. Wa are also con8ldorlng • ph••• 3 in whieh halls, offices and nursery faGililies are redoveloped, once phoje 2 is finl8hed and paid for. Worshlp In Iho hall gener81ty recelves good reviews, bul the onerous task of furnSlure removal Is a heavy burden each week Massive thanks to those whc, wllhoul belng asked. take on Ihe task every Sunday and never complainl If you arè unable to help physically, you can still help practically by not leaving your belongings on chairs once you have vacated them. The Rectory ccnllnues to be let lor Income. It Is malntslned throLb3h a Èlung agent and managed by our Tre8$urer Kenneth. Stafflng This year has seen a signlfic8nl Increase In staffing. Wendy has incraased her hours from 12 to 15 We still ernploy s our cleaner and for odd jobs. Th& V&sty have been able lo Increase stipend from 0.8 to lull time and now we have ho is full-time curate at St James for a year. This l)as made 8 huge difference lo what we can achieve, and is largely thanks lo newcomers joining the church and giving generously by standing order. 11 you are new lo Sl James or have not vieWed your giving rec8nly, please do so as it makes a huge dlfference to the Mission and Ministry of Sl James. This AGM will be leavin9 the Ve¥try. She has been Rector's Warden for manv years uneer both fembu and myself. Words are insufficient lo describe the debt of 9ralilude we owe her. stood down earlier thi5 year due to ill health after many years on Vestry, also spanning 2 if not 3 geiieraliL)ns of clergy. Thankfulty they will still be part of the ¢hurch and, along with a few others. have an importanl role in holdlng the history and continuity wth previous generations of Sl James. l am grateful lo them foi Ihar lallhfulnes6 in Gonlinuing to serve the church, having weathered all the reGenl transitDns. y thankg to 811 of you for everything you give in so many ways. 2t l gaid last year is still true.. we have an avgr-increasing le8m of gifted, faithful, piayerful peoplè. Please keep praying for the ministry and mission gf St Jam88 thal In all things we may 'receive the Spirit of wisdorn and revelation to know Him betlgr, and have thè eyes ol our hearts enlightened so that we may know the hope lo which we are ¢allad' (Ephesians 1'.17-18). er week.
ST. PHILIP'S AND ST. JAMES. EPISGOPAL CHURCH: EDINBURGH Annual Report and Accounts for the year ended 30 Seplember 2024 Financial reviow The financk31 resulls for the year report a surplus of £47,464 after an unrealised gain on investments of £52,274. Thls compares with a deficit of £29,829 lor last year after an unrealised loss of £17.718 on investments. Con9regalional glvlng, Ionalions and glft ald were £38,192 {previous year £43,460). Regular donations fèll to £23,516 from £36,323 as last year included a SignifinI donation. A similar don81iDn has been received in October 2024 and will be included in the accounts lo September 2025. Gift aid increased from £6.093 10 £12,845 as the previous year only included a six-rTh)nlh claim. The number of members who contribute on a regular basis has risen by 3 to 25. The importance of regular giving Gannot be underestimated and is a vital income stream lo sustain the growth of the Ghurch. We received several grants this year includin9 £1,500 from the Diocese towards to costs of preparing thè quinquennial review on our properties. We also received £4.663 from Edinburgh Council Community Fund towards the development of the Peace Garden. The maprity of costs associated with this project were incurred in the previous year. Investmgnt income of £11,275 (previous year £10,433> comes from our holding in the SEC Unil frust Pool where the proceeds from the Sale of the flat al Scotland Slfeel were invested. The increase is dLJe 10 3 rise in the distribution rate during the year. 11 is likely that this income wll reduce next year as we sell our investment to fund the resloralion costs. Rental income inckjdes nt from Edzell Nursery , our key tenant al Sl. James. Bridge Family Church who have signed a ten-year lease for the whole building al Sl. Philip's and finally the Rectory al Wardie Road which is let out on a commercial basis. Bridge Farni Church are carrying out significant improvements al St. Philip's and they will soon be opening a coff* shop to further develop their outreach in the community. Commerci81 leases arè in place wlh the above tenants and rental income is subject to yearly reviews. Finally. we received £15.051 from donations, gifi aid and fund-raising events towards the forthcoming restoration works. These donations were received even before we haye embarked on a congregational appeal and demonstrates the enlhuskasm of the congregation towards achieving our goal. Expenditure Increas trom £113,9Cb to £144,602 and the signlflcani movenRnls are noted as lollows Salaries increased as this yearfs charge refiects an increase in the costs for charge. as she moved from 0.8 stipend lo full time. Wth an increase in office a support for we increased Wendy's hours frorn 12 to 15. Property costs remained static 8t £50,878. During the year we spent £11,550 on new windows in the hall which will improve energy efficiency, £5,160 to our Srchilect on quinquennial reports for Sl. James and St. Philip's. Healing costs increased as Scottish Power under51ated our consumption last year. Finalty, you may be interested io Know tnal the Insurance value of the church and hall is £1 1.7m Administrgtion expenses increased from £2,358 to £5,959 as we incurred £3.000 on legal fees In conneclt.on with the new lease for Bridge Family Church and lease costs on a new copier. We made £3,000 of donalBJns lo Edinburgh City Mission and Water Aid as part of our Ihree-year commitment 10 supporting these charities. Finalty, we incurred £12.230 on phase 1 restoration costs lo make our roots watertuhl which is a prerequisite before we embark on repaiis to the stonework. Phase 1 work will continue in Ihe first quarter of 2025 as we re-slale the hall roof. We have feceived a granl of £63,679 frorn the Provincial Buildings Grant Fund towards this work and assock4ted work on the Ii)wer. priest in on and The Church's statement of balances shows that we have total funds of £471,611 including investments of £395,354 (increased from £343.D80). and cash at bank of £76,257. Our investment has now recovered to its inib'al cost. St. James, fInanS ctsnlinue lo be on a sound footing as we embark on an irnpcrtant chapler in the life of our Church.
ST. PHILIP'S AND ST. JAMES, EPISCOPAL CHURCH: EDINBURGH Annual Report and Accounts for tho year ended 30 September 2024 Resorves pollcy The Ve51ry has adopted a policy of maintaining our reserves, subject to carrying out essential maintenance. at level of three months unrestricted operating expenditure. As at the year end the Church held unrestricted funds well in excess of this requirement a$ the Church's current outgoings are significantly reduced without incltrring a Reclorfs stipend. Taxation The Church is a chadty and Is recognlsed as such by HM Revenue and Customs for taxation purposes. As result, there is no Ilablllty to taxation on any of Ils Income. Plan for fu ure 8rlod8 Our focus continues lo be on growing the church. increasing our involvement with the locals in Goldenaore, Trinity and Inverleilh, fostering good ongoing relationships with our tenants and caring for our buildings. This will include regular meetings on Sundays and weekdays, ongoing pastoral care and working with partner organisations to serve the widei local community. We will continue lo implement the recommendations from the recent Quinquennial inspection, and work with our afchilect on plans and fundraising for th8 redevelopment of our church building.
ST. PHILIP'S AND ST. JAMES, EPISCOPAL CHURCH: EDINBURGH Annual Rèport and Accounts for the year onded 30 September 2024 Statement of Respon81blllt198 of the Vestry The Vestry is iesponsible for preparing the Annual Report and the accounts In accordance wh applicable law and United lfj'ngdom Accounting Standards (United Kingdom Generally Accepted Accounting PraGtsce). The Vestry is required lo prepare accounts for each financlal yeèr thai gwe a true and fair view of the state of affalrs of the charity and of the incoming resources and application of resouices, including income and expendrture, for the financial year. In weparing these accounts the trustees are requir8d lo.. Select suitable accounling pJlicies and then apply them consistently., Observe the methods and principles ol the Charities SORP., M8kè judgements and esllmales that are reasonable end prudent., State whether applicable 8ccounting standards have been followed, subject to any materia éeparture discbsed and explained in the accounts, and Prepare the accounts on the golng conGem basis unless it is inappropriate lo presume that the charity will continue in operation. The Vestry Is responsible lor keeplng proper accounting records whlch disclose with reasonable accuracy at any lime the financial position of the tharity and lo enable them to ensure that the accounts comply wrth the Charities and Trustees Investments (Scotlandl Act 2005 and th8 Chariles Accounts {Sco118nd) Regulations 2006 las amended) and the provisions of the Church's constitution. They are also responsible for safeguardlng the assets ol the charity and hence for takirjg reasonabl8 steps lor the prevention and detection of fraud and other IrregularStles, On ljehalf of the Vestry 3¢y June 2025
ST. PHILIP'S AND ST. JAMES, EPISCOPAL CHURCH: EDINBURGH Annual Report and Account$ for the year ended 30 September 2024 Indèpendent Examiners Report To the Vestry of St Phlllp's and St Jarnes, Episcopal Church: Edlnburgh For the year ended 30 Seplember 2024 I report on the accounts of St Philip's and St James, Episcop81 Church: Edinburgh for the year ended 30 September 2024 which are sel out on pages 10 to 14. Respe¢live responsibilities of Vestry and examiner rhe Vesty are responsible for the preparation of the accounts in accorclance with the terrns of the Charities and Trustee Investment (Scotlandl Act 2005 and the Charlties Accounts (Scollandl Regulations 2006 (as amendecj). The Vestry conslder that the audit requirernenl of Regulati(In 1011lld) of the 2006 Accounts Regulations doe5 not apply. It is my resporisibility ID examine the accounts as required under section 4411 }{cl of the Act 8nd to state whether particular matters have come to my attention. Bas1$ of gxamlner's statem¢nt My examination is carried out in accordanc& with R8gulalion 11 of the Charities Accounts Iseollandl Regulation% 201IS las amendedl- An examination includes a révlèw of the accounting records kept by the Charity and a comparison of the accounlg pregenled with those records. 1131so includes consideratDn of any unusual items or disclosures in the 8c¢ounls and seeks explanations from the Vestry concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required in an audit, and consequently I do not express an audr( opinion on the view given by the accounls. Independent examlner's statement In the course of my examination, no rnatter has come trj my attent"on". which glv8s me reasonable cause lo belleve that In any materfal respe¢t the requlrements- lo keep accounting records in aGcordan¢e with Section 44(11{al of the 2005 Act and Regulation 4 of the 2006 Regulations, and to prepare accounts which 8¢¢ord with the 8ccounling rgcord$ and comply wth Regulation 9 of the 2006 knounls Regulations have not been met., or 2. to which, in my opinion, attenlioft should be drawn in ffder 10 ènabl8 a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached. 1st Jvly 2025
ST. PHILIWS AND ST. JAMES. EPISCOPAL CHURCH .. EDINBURGH Annual Report and Accounts Staiernont of recelpts and payments for tho year ended 30 S•ptember 2024 2024 Total Funds 2023 Total Fund$ Notes Unresirl¢ted Funds R•strlctgd Funds RECEIPTS Donalions,legaaes and grfi aid Grants Rental Incorn8- halls & olher buildlngs Invèstment incom8- SEC Unit Trust Pool Sundries 38,192 1,884 68.489 11.275 238 19,714 57,906 1,884 68,489 11,275 238 43,460 1,152 70.672 10.433 Totsl Receipt5 120.078 19,714 139,792 126.017 PAYMENTS Cost of Charitable activi1188 Donation5 127.599 14,003 141,602 3.000 110,gC6 3,000 Total Payments 130.599 14,003 144,602 113,906 Surplus for tho y•ar -10,521 5,711 4,810 12,911 Transf8rs b8hYeon funds -2,515 2.515 l(knfl¢ltVSufplu5 forthè year -13.036 8.226 4,810 12.111 All adNitres of the ehadty 8r8 d8s$ified as conunulng. Therg wer• no 9ain8 w lo$$e$ in th? ¥r othgr Ih8n th0 di5cbsed above. Th8 notes on pagès 12 10 14 form part of Ihese accounts 10
8T. PHILIP'8 AND ¥T. JAMES. EPISCOPALCHURCH.. EDIWBURGH s¢•t•mont of B•l•n¢•• • •13Cth S•plmbqr 2024 LknroatrlGt•d Fundy R•strfctod Fvndo Totsl 2023 Not• 1024 2024 2024 Bwnk b•lan¢•• Balance ai tygginnin9 01 year OD,511 059 1.170 6e,gS8 Mo¥om•nt In Yo•r Exces8 ol refpi$ over paymert5 IOW the year -13.036 ,2zfj 4,810 Mow•menl in ¢xedilors 88 debiors -103 .1Q3 lOJ 87,JT2 1.8es 7fj,Z17 81,170 Inv••tm•fi (SEC Unltsl M81101 v81vo 81 b•ginnin9 of year 343.080 343,0 325,302 Unreoll$ed gahlllo••l 52.274 52,274 17,718 M•rk•tv•lu• •¢ •nd of y••r 39S,314 396,304 343.08Q To111 B•nk •nd lfiv•itm•n 462,726 8,886 471.611 424,2SO pproved ty Veslry an 1 Ilh Novernber2024 Th• notes on pa9es 12 la 14 forn part glth¢Be accounts
ST. PHILIP'S ANO ST. JAMES. EPISCOPAL CMVRCH.. EOINBURGH Annual R¢port ind A¢¢ounts foi thg ygaf ondpd 30 5•pt•mbfri 2024 l. Prtn¢lpil4e¢ovTr¥ng poll¢• B•l• olPryrn¥ 0¢¢0 hov• boon pMpB¢ed on th• R•cdpiia Poyrn•th bA•I• kn K¢tyd•ne•lthlh Ch&$8 Tnxt•• Invo¥im•hi ISc4kndl AL¥ 2WS•nd th• ChKthAoI(sL%YjIndl 2008114m•nd•dl. Golng Conc•rn The M•mboi•i4Ve•lry th th•thArtycan C•10••¢Qgw1 lth•yl4ldu• lori lai•MoBDl•fulyro.A¥ aconwu•ncelh• Nlombnèr•olVeiiry hwJ pP•the1Qvn1# und•ithe golty tonc4m Incom• l¥ itWgniMdth•nih• ehLYth t•e4&woii• t•s[r•i •ndlblh•T•for•c•thknlh•l IM mon•t4ry¥J• ol irt¢fflln9 r4a•Urc41ft measurnd lthlh r•lItyy, R•••urt•• •Apwd•d Al •xpeDdflul• i¥indudod on ae••h 1.U¥t0Ty. i• w¢4gnh¥d p¥yffnih•• ty••n rn•a•. Th• Churchli thmniMalo¢vAT KmTdlrytyDJitS4teiPttknigM• 1¥¢0¥•1•VAT. UThr••tsici•il fvnd8 Unroitn#•4 tund• woéonn• Jnd DtheilnDJme geTheed trlh•4bhthiolth• Chuteh %•hgul lth•rped purpom Iq •¥0bl0 bè •1 Ihu dlicroiionolth•V•itry. R•birt¢¢•d fvno1 Any lu1U1 thnwng w•ollrned roTh10rifvèn•fft ¢lfviutq y•r4. miicWby• tr•n¥l•r frcyn unT•lined fun0• 2. D•n•¥•r+• •no1•01¢1 2024 2013 Unr•blrfct Totsl Totsl Fundl Fund• Fund Fund St•hOh19 0rf•rn & ¢h•qu Open pl•ttydurtthA CthoTdpn&tlDnS_ 23,516 756 2).$16 766 11.914 30.323 544 1.07S 17,838 509 L•gllrJ•¥ F1•c•v• on ¢>fiAld DonMbn• 12.e4S 14,720 6.093 J8,192 19.714 67.906 43.460 3. Pm¥Thio•isbpend Supwrt Ohxoso. 101 Quinquenry& Irt•Pa¢lbn Report 384 364 1.500 1,984 1.152 12
ST. PHILIP'S AND ST. JAMES. EPISCOPAL CHLIRCH- EDINBURGH Annu•l R•port and Actounts lor th• y••r?nd•d ao Saptpmb•i 2024 N•t•¥to th••¢touTrts COn¥n¥•d 4. Ro¢•lW Inxn r•ml In¢•m• 2D24 Total 2023 UN1rf¢i•d Tot•1 Fun01 Fund• Fund BII I•iun9 In¢orn• EdL911 Nurjory Trniryng lorC4 end90 FAmtychureh Std9& rlpa Bond Othe[Hl Vwrn t01 BlIdIng word Ro¥d (Rect> lJ.971 6.649 18.978 6.649 16.833 3.456 17.371 19.42 10.000 3.648 J.458 21.776 21.77$ 20.225 68.18• 68.4511 YQ,672 Q Co•lol¢h•rttsb1•4thM 2024 Tothi 2•23 UThrn8tdcl•d R••tAG¢•rf Totsl Fund Fuhdi Fund• swreosts{r16> Wornhipand PILd 8ri.857 eo.657 47.aS8 9.224 SO.670 2.310 6.696 $3.047 2.023 335 Prnpllny 64.È81 3.31Q É4k Lellal lees 3.fy)Q 3.DOQ 127.699 14.003 141,602 110.908 2024 Totsi Z023 To Sdwills, w*Jè8and piymerrts P•n•bJn eontrfbuy 51.707 5.150 41.453 6.dOS 47.858 60007 13
ST. PTrIUIry AND SY. JIJIES. E¢0p•tlIftcH: EDINBURGH AnThual R•pon1ndA¢tDTh Ioilh•y*r•nd•d )0 s•pTrOl¢l014 TMiin•r Unr¥blb•O AtiO¢t Oilnan AtJOl•p ¥)24 3• r¥r4 Fty4 49J. -9.71• S2.174 2,7X 47 4.4r6 12 44ai lJ•J•2 4X,611 )r•, 14