Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Annual Report and Accounts Year Ended 31 March 2022 Scottish Charity No. SC049920
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Contents of the Accountsfor t1 Year Ended 31 March 2022 Page Church Information Report of the Trustees Report of the Independent Examiner Siatement of Receipts and Payments Statement of Balances Notes to the Accounts 8- 13
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Church Informationfor the Yeor Ended 31 March 2022 Trustees Ai 31 March 2022 At signing date ofAccounis Princi al Address and OSCR Contact Address Website www.strathavenevangelical.org B3nker5 Bank of Scotland The Direct Business Bank PO Box 17235 Edinburgh EHII IYH Solieitors Holmes Mackillop 109 Douglas Street Blythswood Square Glasgow G2 4HB Baltic Chambers 50 Wellington Str¢et Glasgow G2 6HJ Accountants Alexander Sloan Accountants Business Advisers 180 St Vincent Street Glasgow G2 5SG Page I
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Trustees, Annual Report]or ihe Year Ended31 March 2022 The Trustees are pleased to present the church's Report and Accounts for the year ended 31 March 2022. The comparative figures as shown on pag¢5 6 to 13 represent merged Accounts with th¢ unincorporated charity, Strathaven Evangelical Church (Scottish Charity No. SC003368). Status of Charity and Goycrning Document Strathaven Evangelical Chuich (SCIO) (also referred to as "SEC" or'lhe church") was incorw)rated as a SCIO on 4 February 2020 (Chariry No. SC049920) and i5 governed by the SCIO Constitution. Prior to obtaining SCIO StaS, the church's affairs were operated by Strathaven EvangelicAI Church (Scottish Charity No. SC003368). Consent was given by the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator on 8 June 2021 to wind up the charity including thc transfer of assets io the SCIO. At the signing date of these Accounts. the winding up process was ongoing. Charitable Objectives and Aims As indicated in paragraph 4 of the SCIO Constitution, the church's purpose is the advanceTnent of the Christian faith, and in furtherance of this.. to celebrate and promote the Christian faith, primarily in Strathaven and the Suound1ng 8rea and also throughout Scotland and beyond, by all means eongistertt Wlth the teachings of the ChTlStian Bible. to provide education and equipping in Christian b¢liefs and life choices to church members aAd attendees, the local community and beyond. to provide spiritual, emotional and practical support to those in n¢¢d, including church memb¢rs and attendees, people within our community and beyond. to provide support (including financial) to individuals and ag¢n¢i¢s engaged in Christian ministries, pov¢rty relief and educational development. to support and advance local commuT)ity development and similar charitable purposes insofar as such purposes are not inconsistent with the above. Trustees and organisatiOTt structure For the purpose of chariry law. the TTUStees of the church are also the charity'5 Trustses. The church is independent and congregational in poli¢y. The Trustees are responsible for the church's overdll direction and govemance and engage others in h¢lping them to manage the day to day running of the church. The Trustees wh0 5erv¢d during th¢ }ear and tjp to the signing date of the A¢¢ounts were-. Appointment of Trustees The process for the appointment of Trustees is outlined in the SCIO Constitution with Trust¢¢s expected to serve for a period of two years. Prior to their appointm¢nt, Trustees would have served the church for some time in varsous role5 and would be familiar with the church's values, its aims and objectives as well as its day-to~day operations. As part of their induction programTne. new Trusiees are required to understand their statutory responsibiliti¢s and are provided with a copy of the church's last annual Accounts along with OSCR'S publication, Guidance algoOdpraC1ICefQr charity Trusiees. Page 2
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Trustees, Annual Reportfor Éhe Year Ended 3] Morch 2022 Achievements and Performance Significant highligh15. events and developments of note in the year include th¢ following: Following a partial easing of Covid-19 restrictions, the church resumed in person m¢etings on Sunday 28 March 2021 with T]umbers attending limited by space to 40. On Sunday l August 2021 and. by using seating 2re2s of the church building that had previously been r¢stricted, th¢ limit on numbers attendKng inLieased to 50. On 9 August 2021. distancing restrictions for churches were lifted such that our limit increased to 100 attendees based on seating availability and ippropriate spacing. The Sunday morning Service continues to be live str&ed and a¢SSIble thereafter via YouTub¢. Week night House Groups and prny¢r meetings ¢ontinued via Zoom until the ending of Covid-19 r¢stTiCtions. The church's Pastor Teacher. took the l¢ad in pie2ching and pastoral responsibilities aided in preaching by a numbeT of lay Preher$ who are church members and by others visiting. nn ?3 liine ?0• I the chiirch held its first AGM as a SCIO at which co-opted Trtte$ were fornially appointed as Trustees joining Pastor dnd iustees mei monthly until November 2021 and tWiC¢ Tnonthly thereafter to GLddrLss ill15 issues alongside a number of governance matters arising from the church's SCIO status including the updating of policies for Safeguarding. GDPR. Health and Sifety and Fire. The church's solicitors were engaged to transfer th¢ titl¢ of the church building previously held by the church in its unincorporated status to the SCIO. The transfer was concluded in March 2022 although th¢ Trustees still await re¢¢ipt of the registered title in the name of the SCIO. After a protract¢d application process, the ¢burch opened a new SCIO bank account in early April 2022 with the Bank of Scotland. The process IS still ongoing to transfer transactions from the church's former bank account to the new bank account. Care for the local and wider community continued io be expressed by church members through regular donations of food to the East Kilbride Community Food Bank. From a small stock of food held in the church, emergency food packs were delivered to at least two households each week by a team from the Church. At Christma5 2021, the church's Food Bank provided festive food hampers to 25 homes along with Christmas presents for ¢hildren from these homes. With donations from church members, local people and community action gTOilPS. the church's Food Bank has also been able to help individuals and households With rising ¢nergy costs. This ministry has opened doors to provide pastordl care. The Church's Pastor Teacher is involved in the Iyorking Togeiher 4 AvondL71e community group, which brings him into contact with people in the coffimunity who hav¢ a wide varsety of domesiic and financial needs. From time to time, the Pastor receives referrals from Social Services or other local agencies to provide pastor21 care. The nced to estsblish a new Leadership Team was discussed at a M¢be[S, meeting in August 2021. A working group was fornied to facilitate this process and, after a number of consultative meetings, church members voted to adopt a singlc tier Leadership team. At the AGM on 4 May 2022, 5 new leaders were appointed to the Lead¢rship teatn, wilh 4 also being appointed as Trustees. The Leadership Team has 8 Leaders with 7 serving as Trnstees Interest in worldwide Missio¥Jary work was promoted throughout the year by ihe chuwh's Mission Teatn with various updates and reports from the church's missionary partners across the world and UK Christian agencies with whom th¢ church has the privilege of partnering via Page 3
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Trustees, Annual Reportfor ihe Year Ended 31 M(yrch 2022 Achievements Performance (¢oDtinued) fjnancial and prayer support. tktails of regular and periodie gifts to the church's partners are outlined in Not¢ 10. The maintenance, repiir and refurbishment of the church property was kept under nStant review. Ai th¢ date on which th¢ Accounts were signed, the church had a membership of 80. Despite the ending of Covid-19 restriction5 on 21 March 2022. m3ny of she church's ministries have yet to r¢5tart however, with the pand¢mic r¢ceding, th¢ Trustees look forward to the church fully resuTning its varied and important ministrie5. FiDan¢ial Review Principalsources DIfunding The church receives its funding from church mernbers and visitors by way of offerings and don&tions in¢luding Oift Aid donations. R£su115for IheyÉ4r The Accounts for the year are set out ID pages 6 to 13. Per the Stalemenl of Receipts apzd Paymenis on pag¢ 6, th¢ church reported a Deficit for the year of £37,743 (2021 Surplus £107,409). As indicated in Note 5, the church received an unrestri¢ted legacy {£121,131) during the year ended 31 March 2021 from a fomi¢T member. Re5ultantly, and with unStriCted reserves of £162,608 in the church's General Fund at 31 Mawh 2021. church members approved A Deficit budget for the year ended 31 March 2022 at the Annual Gen¢ral Meeting on 23 June 2021 which included sizeable increases in the church's giving to misiion organisations op¢rating in the UK and around the world with which the church has an affinity and partnership. Reserves Policy It is the policy of the church to Tnaint2in Unrestricted Funds, i.e. funds not committed or invested in fixed assets, at 2 level which equates to approximately three months of unrestricted expenditure. This allows Sufficient funds to enable the ongoing work of the church to maintained. Per the Stalement of Balaplces on page 7, the Gen¢ral Fund at 31 March 2022 amounted to £126,864 (2021 £162,608) which. despite exce¢ding the required level, was acceptable to the Trustees in light of the legacy as mentioned above. Grant Making Poliey The ohvr¢h makes grants from its income to indivÉduals and organisations that are generally known to the Trust¢es and the church. The benefi¢iari¢s are involved activities or ministries compatible with the church's objectives. R¢putable bodies involv¢d in disaster relief work would be included whenever support needs arise. Independent Examiner The Trustees reeoEnmend tha office as Independent Examiner until further notice. Alton & Co, Chartered Accountants, remains in This Report was approved by the Trustees on 16 August 2022 and signed on their khalf by-. J-tssi&& Page 4
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Independent Examiner's Report to the Trustees of Strathaven Evangelieal Church (SCIO) I report on the Accounts of th¢ ctwity for the year ended 31 March 2022 which are set out on pages 6 to 13. Respective RespoDsibilitie5 of Trustee$ xnd Examiner The charity's Trustees are responsible for the preparation of the Accounts in accordance with the tems of the Charities and Trustee Investment (ScoÈlandl Act 2005 and the Charities Accounts (Scotland) Regulations 2006 (as amended). The charity Trustees consider that the audit requirement of Regulation l O( l) (d) of the Accounts RegulatiOE15 does not apply. It is my responsibility to examinc the Accounts as required under Section 44(1) (cl of the Act aiid io State whher particular matters have COEne to rny attention. Basis of Independent Examiner's Statement My examination was carried out in accordance with R¢gulation I l of the 2006 Accounts Regulations. An examination include5 a review of th¢ ac¢ounting records kept by the charity and a compari50n of the Ac¢ounts presented with those records. It also include5 consideration of any unusual items or disclosures in the Accounts, and seeks explanations frorn the Trustees concerning any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the evidenc¢ that would be required in an audit, and consequently E do not express an audit opinion on the view giv¢n by the Aceountg. Independent Examiner's Ststement In the COr5e of my examination, no matter has come to my attention which gives me reasonabl¢ Se to believe that in any material respect the requir¢ments'. to keep accounting records in accordance with Section 44(11 (a) of the 2005 Act and Regulation 4 c>f the 2006 Accounts Regulations to prepare Accottnis which acrd with the cOuntIng record% and comply with Regulation 9 of the 2006 Accounts Regulations have not b¢en met, or to which in my opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of the Accounts to be reached. Alton & Co. Chartered Accountants Baltic Chambers 50 Wellington Str¢¢t Glasgow G2 6HJ Date.. 18/8/2022 Page 5
Strathaven Evangelical Church {SCIO) Statement of Receipis and PaymenÉsfor the Year End8d31 Morch 2022 Unrestricted Restricted 2022 2021 Notes Funds Fund$ Totsl Total Receipt5 Voluniory Income 2,985 83J16 23J.865 JncomeJrom ChorliableAcliviiieF.' 2.i91 2?91 1,432 OlherJAcom Sundry lTrcome 262 262 220 Total Receipt5 82,984 2.985 85,969 235,517 Payments Chdrl¢oblÉ Acilvliles Local Ministrie5 & Activities Property and Resources National and Overse&s milStrIeS Staff Cosis Governonce C03ts Accountancy fees Independent Examiner's fee Legal and Professional fees Ire SCIO ¢onvetsionl 7,364 11,347 44,065 52.265 4,193 11,557 11,347 44,815 52,265 14,286 17,509 Jo 750 49,805 12 1,686 1.142 900 1.686 1,142 9011 1,596 1.104 Total Payment5 118,769 4.943 123,712 128,108 Net (Pgyments) J Receipts Transfers (35.785) (1,958) (41) (37,743) 107.409 13 (D¢fi¢il) / Syrplus for year (35,744) {1,999) (37,743) 107,409 The Notes on page5 8 to 13 form an integral part of these A¢counts. Page 6
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Statement of Balances as at 31 March 2022 Unrestriete Restrtcted 2022 2021 Fund5 Funds Totll Tot*1 Bank 8Dd Cash in Hand Opening balances {Deficit) I Surplus for year 162.608 {35,744} 9.44? {1,999) 172,051 (37,743) 64,642 107,409 Ck)SillE BalaRces 126,864 7.444 134,308 172.051 Reserves General Fund Restricted Funds 126,864 126,864 7,444 162,608 9,443 7,444 Closing Bal8n¢¢s 126,864 7,444 134,308 172.051 Other Assets Fixed Assets Debtors {In¢ome Tax (Trn Gift Aid) 135,000 1.166 135,0011 1,166 127,146 1,258 136.166 136,166 128,404 Liabilities Accountancy Independent Examiner's fee Professional fees Creditors (Expense5) Pastoes Expenses Legal fees 12 1,674 1,200 708 411 108 2,510 1,674 1,200 708 411 108 2,510 1,56i 1,142 12 401 98 6,611 6.611 3.204 Approved by the Trustees on 16 August 2022 and signed on their behalf by: Trusiee rru51ee The Notes on page5 8 to 13 fomi an integral part of these Accounts. Page 7
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Notes to the Aceountsfor the Yeur Ended SJ March 2022 l. Basis of Accounting The Accounts have been prepared on a Receipts and Payment5 basis in accordance with the Charities and Tnjstee Investment IScoil2ndl Act 2005 and the Charities Accounts (S¢otlandl Regulations 2006 {as amended). Funds Foi the purpose of the Sialimeni oIReceipls and Piryments (page 6) the Staiemeni of Bolonces (page 7), Funds are defined as follows.. Unrestricled funds eompris¢ offerings, donations, grants and other income received for the objects of the church without further specified purpose and are available as General fund5. Restricled funds comprise income which has been received for the obj¢¢ts of the chuich and specified for a restricted putpose within these objects by the doDOr. Note 13 on page 13 contsins further inforniation about Restricled Funds. VAT The church is not registered for VAT and accordingly. expenditure includes VAT where appropriate. 2. Charitable Expenditure comprises the following.. LocalMinisÉries represent expendiÉure the church's weekly activities and ministries. Properly ortd Resources mainly repr¢sent expendKture relaiing to the church's building. Nalional Oversells Minislries represent the church's gtving to Christian ministri¢s, ¢harities and individuals whose activities are compatible with the church's objectives. Siaff Cosls repres¢nt the employmenl ¢OSts of the church's Pastor. Admillistrator and Cleaner. 3. GoveTn4nce Costs Governance costs include those cosis associaied with meeting the constitutional #nd siatutory requirements of the charity and include the Independent Examiner's fee. 4. Fixed Assets Fixed Assets (per page 7) of £135,000 reflect the valuation of the church building as provid¢d by Whyte & Barrie, Chartered Surveyors on I l February 2022. At 31 March 2021. the Accounts indicated Fixed Assets of £127,146 which included a £1 00,000 valuation of the church building a5 provided by Whyte & Bale, Chartered Su.ey0rs 13 June 2003. Following the valuation of th¢ church building on I l February 2022, the Trustees decided that other Fixed Assets with a historic Carrying value of £27,146 should be removed from Fixed Ass¢ts. Page 8
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Notes to the Accounlsfor ihe Year Ended 31 March 2022 S. VoluTrt#ry Infome Unrutricted Funds Restricted Funds 2022 Tot81 2011 Tot$1 Offerings (by ¢ash. eheques. BACSI Income Tax on Gifi Aid Other Donations Legacie5 59.857 13,998 6,476 59,857 14,092 9J67 63,546 15,348 ii,840 94 2,891 80,331 2,985 83J16 2ii,865 6. Income from Ch#rÉtable Activities Unrestrlcted Funds Restrjtted Funds 2022 Total 2021 Totsl Little Buttons Ladies Bible Study Use of church building Sale of Calendars (with Bible veTsesl & books Ticket income fro Philippa Hanna concert Income from film, Réturn to ¢he Hiding Plttce 37 53 680 662 281 200 343 1,190 377 281 200 343 1,190 377 2J91 2.391 7. Other incorne Unrestrieted Funds Restricted Funds 2021 2021 Totgl Total Sundry Interest on repayment of Incom¢ Tax 259 259 220 262 262 220 Page 9
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Notes to the Accountsfot ike Year Epjded 31 March 2022 8. Loeal Ministries Unre5trl¢ted Funds Rt5tri¢ted Fund5 2022 Tot*1 2021 Totthl Gifts lo visiting speakers Aspire Children's Church Children's Holiday Clubs Little Buttons Bible Study materials Evangelism Food Bank Intern expenses {sncl. Study ¢ourse fees) Advertising and Publicity Catering Communion Wine and Cups Copyright Licence (Music) Pitnting and Statiortery Resources for Sunday services Sofiware Subs¢ription5 Training Compassion UK (forwarding of concert income) 745 745 21 348 807 250 190 1,436 510 i32 558 ?,058 266 4,515 144 348 807 597 597 526 3,646 526 3,646 70 606 114 1,162 1,204 70 606 1.162 1,204 1.265 13 66 448 ioi 420 420 1,190 1,190 7J64 4.193 11,557 14.286 9. Proptrty Resources Ullrt$tri¢ttd Funds Restricted Fund$ 20Z2 Totol 2021 Total Bank charges Building repairs and maintenance Cleaning services and materials Equipment items and repairs Fire Certificates Heat 2nd light IT and website Insurance Payroll fees Sundries Telephone and Netsvork Employrnent pack Professional fees {sUey0, re Building valuation 70 1,85) 179 1,154 508 2,864 249 1,722 3)6 203 829 70 ,853 179 1,154 S08 2,864 249 1,722 336 203 829 360 1,020 2,742 979 7.541 iOO 2,947 249 1,685 275 150 641 1,020 IlJ47 11,347 17,509 Page 10
StTathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Notes to the Accountsfop ihe Endgd 31 March 2022 10. Nitional #nd Overseis LMlnl$tries Unwtritttd Trund5 Restyiet Fund$ 2022 Toial 2021 Ttst#l BeLen¢lArles {Regular) Parlners Craig & Amanda Cunningham Alan & Pat Davey David & Bri8ltte Sutherlartd D¢rek & Heidi Malcolm Ministri&Orguhl$qfyons Gospel Literature Outreach OPAL Trust Limited Open Doors Release International 12 1.200 400 600 400 1.200 400 600 400 400 600 400 200 1,200 1,200 1,200 1,200 1,200 200 1300 1,200 iJoo I,ioo 1.200 200 600 1,2QO ,200 1.200 I,ooo SAT-7 UK SU Scoiland (Gowanbankl Beneficigrie5 {Perloditl D8n Alcantara (Student Inteml Gareth Armstrong Isiudcnl Int} Craig & Amanda Cunninghatn Rev Alan Donaldson Chrts & Pam English Oleksandr Geychcnko Waseetn Khokar (Pakistan} Avendale Old Parish Church, Srrathaven Barnabas Fund CARE Christianity fxplored Comhill Scotland Craighalb¢rt Church (Support re Chloe BrowTLI Crosslinks 1.000 I,000 500 100 12 250 50 1,500 500 188 5QO ISO 50 1,500 soo 1168 500 100 500 loo 75 loo 75 75 500 loo 500 loo FIEC 75 4.250 loo Fimi Foundation TTU5t (Bible Cornrnent3ry1 Foolproof Creative Friends of Kiienga Gospel Liieraiure Outreach Hope for Glasgow Junction 12 O(fjessa Theological Seminary OMF Iniemational OPAL Trust l.imited Open Doors Ilndia Appe¥ll Open DooT8 IChri51mas Project) Pastoral Gifts IChrislm3sI Rel¢t Iniernaiional (South Sudan Pioje¢il Release Internationaj SAT-7 UK Scoitish Bible Soci¢¢y SU Scotland IGenerall SU Scot18nd ISupporE re Valerie STM) SU Scotland (Cjowanbankl SU Stotl2nd IAyrshirel SU Intemational Ilndial Seaichli8hi-Iheatre Cotnpany SIM Jnt¢Tnat1On Isupport re L & E Jahl Solas Centre Sirathaven CommuAity Fund Th¢ Christian Insritut¢ Other5 UCCF (Support re Lynn GTaham} Via Ro0db¢Tk East Kilbride Comrnunity Foodbank Vi Co]Jee & Ch47f F4 The L¢pro5y Mission (S¢otlandl 100 500 s,000 500 500 1,000 500 5,675 1.000 loo soo 5,000 500 500 1,000 500 5h75 1,000 620 4.51M] 3,875 2.000 500 289 5.000 227 3.000 100 5.500 50 5,000 200 I,ioo 50 200 300 227 J,000 loo sJoo 50 5,0011 200 500 5,200 50 200 300 5,000 Iso 1,000 100 Eoo 104 300 750 750 270 500 44,065 7SO 44015 43,808 Page 11
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Notes to the Accountsfor ihe Year Ended 31 March 2022 11. Staff Costs Unre5trifted Funds Restricted V]IdS 2022 2021 Tot$1 Tot¥1 Salaries (Gross) Social security costs Employer Pension Pastor's Expenses 48,605 66 2,554 1,040 48,605 66 2,554 1,040 45,918 2,238 1.649 52,205 52,265 49,805 12. Trustees, RemuneYAtion and Rtiated Party TrAns9¢1ions In his ¢apacity as ¢hurch Pasioi, Trustee, received remuneration of £40,524 (2021 £39,638) ¢ompri5ing gross sa12ry and eniployer pension contribution5. The church have engaged ALcountsnts and Business Advisers. to provide Accountancy services and other advi¢L. 4 May 2022, 15 a Partner of Alexander Sloan. In January 2022, £2,586 wa% paid to cotnprising {1) £1,686 (including VAT) for preparation of the church's Accounts for the year ended i l March 2021 and (21 £900 (including VAT) for work irt relation to SCIO ¢onveTsion matters. In January 2021, £1,596 lineluding VATI was paid to for preparation of the chllrch'5 Account5 for the year ended J l Mareh 2020. Liabilitie5 shoivn within the Sialement of Balamces on page 8 include £1.674 linLluding VAT) and £708 (including VAT} Tepresenting the anticipated A¢¢ountan¢y fees from for preparation of the church's A¢collnts for the year ended J l Mah 2022 and other Professional fees in relation to SCIO conversion tnatter5 respectively. As shown in Note l O, 50n and daughter-in-law o Tn]siee until 4 May 2022, t'LLLiNLd giftb lotdllins £ l ?00 fTom the church's General Fund ILnre<rriciedl during the year ended 3 I March 2022 for their personal support12021- £l.JOOI. serve as Missio[rieS in SanÉa Cruz. Bolivia with Christian mission agencies, Ltitipi America Mission Canada and Latin Link. Pagc 12
Strathaven Evangelical Church (SCIO) Notes to the Accountsfor ihe Year Ep7ded 31 March 2022 13. Restricted Fknttd5 Bg1gDrt xt Balante at 01.04.21 R¢ceipts Pllyments Transfers 31.03.21 Pastor Teacher Coffee & Chat Little Buttons Aspire Food Bank 7,385 (J,646) 3,698 34 21 1,078 2.613 21 1.099 904 (21) (1,276) 2.985 9,443 2,985 (4.943) (41) 7,444 Purposes of Restricted Funds P1(1 Teacher Represents fuDds Origi[llY given to finance expenditure relating to the appotntment of the church's P&stor and ongoing Ptor related costs. During the year ended ) l March 2021, the church member5 agreed that the Fund Could be used to fjtwice the fees of the church intern, Dan Alcantar4 during his studies at Cornhill Scotland (Scottish Charity No, SC036735} in Glasgow. Coffee & Chol Represents income and expenditure specifjc to the activities of the chuTch ministry, Coffee & Choi which, du¢ to Covid-19 restTiCtions, was inactive during the year ended i l March 2022. Lillle 8u¢lons Represents income and expenditure specific to the activities of the church ministry, Lilile Buiion5 which. due to Covid-19 Testrictions, was inacttve during the year ended J l March 2022. Aspir Represents income and expendilure specific to the activities of the church ministry. Aspire. Whic due to Covid-19 restrictions, was inactive during the year ended 31 March 2022. Foorf B&Mk Fuftd Represents incorne and expenditur¢ specific to the activities of the church's Food Bank rninistry. P38¢ 13