Springfield Cambridge Church of Scotland,
Bishopbriggs
RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED
31ST DECEMBER 2025
Congregation No: 160839
Scotlish Charity No: SC005642
02126

Springfield Cambridge Church of Scotlan(L Bishopbriggs
Reference and Administrative In*ornMIioft
Charity Name.
Charity Registration NuM￿r
Congregation Referen￿ Nurnb8r.
Contact Aildress
1fA)839
C￿ IPN
Kirk Session MeMbe￿[rrustees
D Amour
l LawE
M Blair
Brown
S Campbell luTrbl 2￿￿025)
J Copeland
E Cumming
W Currie
J Ditty
RDIty
C Faichn
D Jobson luntii 2W20251
F Smill
Jsml
B M¢Lean (fr￿￿ 2V2r2(r251
G MCAI
ITafv
J WatdKffTh
Cwhi
D Wthams
Hwtson
J Roiwtson Iwrtl 2￿￿25)
L Robertson 21yr2￿25)
Princi
Minister.
Joint seSsM￿ C￿[kE."
Church Treasurer.
al OffiC￿re1￿
Rev l Tafv¥
C Fa*￿lj Walt*A¥n
Inde
endent Examlner
C Mcmenemy 8 A. M.B.A IP_S.AI.I
31 Binn￿ Crescent
Gartcosh
Glasgow
G69 8GN
Bankers..
Bank of Scoyand
Bishopbnggs

Springfield Cambridge Church
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Trustees, Annual Report
Year ended 31 December 2025
Structure. Governance and Management
Governing Document
The Church is adrninistered in aCcOrdar￿ with Unitary ConstibJtion as laid dovm
in the Act anent CongregatFonal ConstrtutKJns (Act XIX. 1964 as amended by Act v
2003 and Act12017). Hen￿. we have a KI￿ Session dealing with matters Spiritual
and matters of a Temporal Nature - Fabric and Finan￿. Its spiritual responsibility
involves "leadership. nurturing the spiritualty of the congregation and lis members,
caring for the spiritual welfare of the parish and parishioners, encouraging members
to participate in the worship and life of the congregations. and promoting mission and
evangelism in the parish".
Recruilment and Appolnknont of Trusteès
Members of the Kirk Session are the charity trustees. The Kirk Session members a
the elders of the church and are chosen fr(Mn those members of the church who are
considered to have the appropriate grfb arKI skills. The minister. who is a member of
the Kirk Session. is elected by the cornJregation and irKlucted by Presbytery.
Organisational Structure
The Kirk Sesston is chaired by the Minister (Moderator) and meets seven times a year.
Certain responsibilities are delegated to the Moderator. the FInan￿ C(xiim1tt￿. the
Treasurer and the Propety Commrttee as appropriate.

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Ob'ectives and Activities 2025
The aim of Springfield Cambrmlge Church is to make people feel welcome and to
make them feel they tek)ng. The Church tiies to meet the needs of all God's people
and takes every OpP￿tUnty to swead the gosFEI mess&Je among the local
communty.
Springfield Cambridge Congregation is made up of people who have made
Springfield Cambndge Church their spirtbjal home. They share a common farth and
are friendly and welcoming.
2025 has been a challenging year again due to the Ong0w￿ cost of living crisis
and rising costs. However. we have managed to meet our finanoal obligations in full
this year.
We have two sepiios every week. Our Sunday servi￿ is at 11.00 am and we have
a mid-week Service at 11.10 am on Wednesdays. We setve Tea and Coffee after
these services and the money raised goes to surrfjort Mary's Meals. Throughout th8
year we have addttional serrfices to mark events in the Christian Calendar. Our
Communion Seprfi￿s are held three times per year on the first Sunday of February,
June and October. We now have our serVi￿S live streamed which lets any members
of the Congregation who a￿ unable to atter)d in watch the service in Iheir
own home. Monday to Friday. from 10.CKJ am to 12 N(M)n. the Cambridge Chapel is
open for medrtabon and refiedjon.
We are members of Bishopbnggs Churches Together and share in local ecumenical
communty events. Our Minister and an Elder represe￿ us on the Presbytery
Steering Group.
We have various organisath￿S who meet regularfy in our dlurch.
The Sunday School meet during Sunday Moming worship.
The Guild meet every second Monday from Seoember to March from 2.￿ pm to
4.00 pm. There are a variety of S￿ke[S and entertainers at each meeting. The
funds the Guild raise at their meetings are d￿TIl￿rted between the Churth Fabrtc
Fund, Guild Projects and Charitable Organisations. Tea and Coffee are served at
the meetings. Anyone is welcome to come along and join in with the worship and
fellowship. The Guild have organised a Foodbank Coliection and the donations
received from the Congregalion are taken to the East Dunbartonshlre Foodbank.
On Tuesday aftemoon, a vafied programme of ¥eakers. everts and games is held
by Cadder Church Men's Club arKI men from StKi*ld Cambridge and Kenmure
Parish Churches are invited to join them.
On Tuesdays. The Girls. Brigade have three sethons. They a￿ Explorers. Juniors
and Brigaders. On Thursdays, The Boys. Brigade have two sectrons. Junior Section
and Company Section. The Anchor Boys meet on Fridays. The church is grateful to
the Offi￿rS, Helpers arKI Volunteers who give their ts'me and talents to teach their
skills to the boys and girfs in these Organisat￿nS.

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Ob-ectives and Activities 2025
contd
The Junior and Senior B￿MIntOn aub meet on we(h￿s￿Y$ and Saturdays and
again our thanks go to the leaders of the dub wfK) organise the coaching and
matches.
Our Musical Direcaor. Alan Craig. cormlucts ¢)ur Praise Team al our Sunday Servi￿.
In December, Alan is the Musical Director of The spri￿field Cambridge Festival
Chorus and Orchestra Concert, in the Glasgow Royal cOn￿rt Hall in aid of CHAS.
The Chorus and Orchestra are made up from members of Bishopbriggs Churches
Together and s¢Jne professional $i￿erS and musicians who give their time and
talent for free. The Junior Chorus was led by Emma Fairt)aim. The cX)n￿rt raised
£40,203 bringing the total raised for CHAS to an amazing £542,224.
There are three halls which a variety of local community groups use. We have
Dan￿ UK. 2 Yoga Classes. Village Patchers, Sports Squad, Tai Chi arKI The Cty of
Glasgow Wind Orchestra. These Groups generate much needed income for our
church. We also have Mother and Tothjlers ar¥J Childmindets WI￿ are Iow-COSt non-
profrt maknng facilities.
Our church has been designated as emergery accommodation for the local Nursing
Home.
We have a Church Facebook Account and a Church Website which provide details of
upcoming events. ￿lebrattOnS and information aboul the thur¢h.

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Achievements and Perfornlance 2025
As at 31" December we have 447 members on our Congregational Roll. Churth
attendance is an aver￿ of 123 each *wk. We had 3 BaFths and 3 Weddings
this year.
The local Parish Grouping ts made up of three th￿the$. Cadder Parish Church,
Kenmure Parish Church and Sprirufield Camlxidge Parish Church. There are three
representatNes and our Mcmjerator serving on thts group. As part of the ongoing
Mission Plan. Cadder Church and Kenmure Church have agreed to enter into a
Linkage which will allow them to call a minister which they will share. Springfield
Cambridge will remain ￿ Full (unrestricied) Tenure wrth an allixation of 1 minister.
These changes will require a revision to the existing Parish Grouping.
On Sunday 2312r25, Wlliam (Bil4 McLean was elected to ￿ a Ruling Elder and the
Kirk Session, havtng adj￿jged h¥m to be qualified ￿ that offi￿, has sustained hts
election. He was welcomed by the Kirk Session and given the Right Hand of
Fellowship. He received a CertffiGate of Admission and a smau token of welcome.
Our Church offi￿r, Jim Tonner, has decided to retire in March 2026 after 40 yea
unstinting setvice. He will begin a phased peri(Kl of retirement from October to
March. Euan Russell has been appointed by the Kirk Session as Jim's replacement
and will work with Jim part time and lake over his fu114ime post on 1 April 2026.
The Boys, Br￿de Company celelyaled their 9]h Anniversary in 2025 with the
whole company getting together for a 90th party. Every boy was given a g)th
Anniversary Badge and a water bottle with the Logo on it. At the end of session
service. an Awards Board tracking the King's men and Queen's men during the last
nine decades. was unveiled by John Semple and CaFrtain John Armour and
d8dicated to the glory of God.
The Company Section have had a busy year with National Competitions taking place.
They have also worked on their badge work. In May 2025 Noah Lowry was
presented with his President's Badge which is the secorxl highest award in the BB
and will start work on his King's Badge rExt y&ir.
The Junior Section compteted three challenges for their W Anniversary. They
collected 90 tin￿ja[S of food for the foodbank. planted 90 summer bulbs for the
church and had a sponsored 90 mirwtes games night. The boys were also practising
for the Intemational Team Games and working on thetr badgework Margaret
Gibbons, one of the offi￿r$. retired this year after 25 years of valued service.
The Anchor Boys took part in lots of activities and games throughout the session.
They held a very successful Coffee Morning and Family Quiz Night The boys took
part in a 7 foot long Lego Fire Walk as part of the Company's 90 Celebration.
The Girfs. Bn"gade commissioned a offi(w. Catherine Smillie, in to ts 65th
Glasgow Company. A Team of Brigaders won the DIVI￿Onal Collage ComFetition
with a representation of the Glasgow Botaniol Gardens. The Girls gffted a garden
bench to the thurch and each section planted flrjwers in tubs as part of their badge
work.

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Achievements and Performance 2025
contd
The Fundraising Group tEld various events this year. They had a Qutz and Fish
Supper Night, Sparkling Aftemoon Tea. Summer HamFer, Smartie TUtr￿ Challenge,
Qurz Sheet and Sweeb'e Jar Challenge and an Advent Hamper. The total raised was
£2,675 (excluding Grft Tax Recovenes).
The Church has a Recyde for Profft Scheme and this has raised £812.95 since it
was started. We are also registered with Easyfvndraising where members of the
congregation. who shop online, help to raise funds for the thurch at no extra cost to
themselves. We have received £1335.61 Sin￿ we s￿ned up to this scheme.
We have a litrxary in our Session Room and there is a varied seledion of tM)oks for
adults and children available to iKJrriyw or purchase. The money raised has gone to
help our Fat￿C Fund.
In September the church was decorated for our Harvest Ser¥ice by the Flower
Committee. A collection was held and the money raised and food donated were sent
to the Lodging House MiSs￿n and East Dunbartonshire Foodbank
At our annual Grft Serrfice in December, the Congregation were asked to donate
Tesco Gift Vouchers or cash which were sent to help wrth the work of the Asylum
Seekers at St Rollox Parish Church and to local East Dunbartonshire Foodbank.
The total raised was £764.
The following charities also received donations from the Congregation. UNICEF from
our annual Jar of Grace Appeal £784 {excluding Grft Aid), Chnstian Aid £755, Mary's
Meals £574. Poppy scO￿and £188 and the Lodging Hi)use Mission £1060.
Our congregation continues to be a base for training ministers.
In October we welcomed our Student Minister, Euan Gibb. who wTrll be wtth us for 6
months.
Stewardship activities in 2025 have ctntred around ensuring Tax efficient givings
are encouraged and targeted. Plans for a more directed stewardship drive in 2026
are planned.

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Financial Review of 2025
SUMMARY
GENERAL FUND OFFERINGS DECREASED BY 3.3% YEAR ON YEAR WITH OUR WEEKLY
OFFERINGS COMING FROM AN EI￿R DECREASING NUMBER OF MEMBERS.
OPEN PLATE OFFERINGS DECREASED BY AROUND 25% COMPARED WITH 2024
ALTHOUGH SOME PRE+/lOUS ADD HOC CASH CONTRIBUTORS ARE NOW ON
STRUCTURED GIVER PLANS WITH STANDING ORDERS OR ENVELOPES.
INCOME FROM OUTSIDE AGENCIES INCREASED BY 4% IN 2025 WHEN COMPARED WITH
2024 WITH OUR BIGGEST CONTRIBUTORS BEING DANCE UK AND SPORTS SQUAD..
THE CHURCH FUND RAISING GROUP RESUMED ACTIVITIES RAISING £3.072 FOR THE
FABRIC FUND.
BOOK SALES, RECYCLE FOR PROFIT AND THE CHURCH WEBSHOP CONTINUE TO
GENERATE A STEADY INCOME FLOW FOR THE FABRIC FUND WHICH IS MUCH
APPRECIATED.
3 UNRESTICTED LEGACYS TOTALLING £65.691 WERE RECEIVED DURING 2025 AND
ALLOCATED TO THE FABRIC FUND.
5 NEW GIFT AID STANDING ORDERS AND 6 NEW FWO STANDING ORDERS SET UP BY
MEMBERS DURING 2025.
INCOME FROM THE CARD MACHINE THATWAS ACQUIRED IN 2024 CONTINUES TO GROW
STEADILY WITH THE DEVICE BY UTILISED WHERE POSSIBLE..
PayPal, WHICH WAS SET UP AS A METHOD OF GIVING IN APRIL 2020 CONTINUES TO
AVAIL4BLE ASA METHOD OF GIVING BY ONE MEMBER.
GIVING TO GROW ALLOCATION OF £70.721 AND PRESBYfERY DUES OF £3,945 PAID IN
FULL.
The principal Sour￿ of income for Springfield Cambridge Church comes from Weekly Offerings with
StarKling Order and Envelope giving remaining the most popular ways of giving. Continuous
emphasis is placed on -Tax Efficient Giving. for those members whose circumStan￿S allow and it
is pleasing to note that 85p in each £1 of offerings re￿iVed in 2025 was Gtft-Aided compared with
82p in 2024. The number of members giving Yax Efficiently as at 315t De￿mber 2025 was 131 as
against 139 at the 1st January 2025. There are also another 4 mernbers who regularly give Tax
Efficiently to any appeals that take pla￿ during the year depending on their own tax situation. As a
congregation we continue to take maximum advantage where possible of the Gift Aid Small Donation
Scheme (GASDS) that was first introduced on 6tn April 2013 which means that we can claim tax
relief on the first £8,000 of small cash donations in the offering plate.

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Financial Review of 2025 {CONTD)
As well as Income from Offerings we also received genefOUS donat1￿￿ in 2025 from The Guild ,The
65th Glasgow Girls, Brigade C(xnpany and the Badminton Club. In 2025 we also received £23.039
(2024-£21,949) in donationslcontsibutions from the outSKle agencies who regularly use our halls.
We maintain an ex￿lIent relationship with all the outside agencies who use our premises and the
Trustees recognise the poS￿"ve financial beneffts this brings to Springfield Cambridge Church. There
is a minimal cost to the church apart from heating arKI I￿hting for the Outside Agencies as most of
the "openinglclosing. of the Church Buildings is carried out by volunteer members.
In 2025 we continued to upgrade the buildi￿$ where appropriate in line with our present financial
situation. We are irjdebted to our Church offi￿rS and Deputy Church offi￿rS and the
TueSday￿hursdaY moming work parties who do so much to maintain tfrE church buildings.
The General Fund in 2025 shows a deftxt for the yeai of £4.986. £659 has been transfe￿ed to the
Manse Fur￿ as at the year£nd arKJ £8.500 transferred from ts Fabric Fund to the General Fund
which gives a General Fund balance of £392 as at 31st December 2025.
As at 31 st De￿rnber 2024 we were still awaiting settknEnt of outstanding tax claims from HMRC
of £3,500 which once settled will have a posilive effect on our finan￿S in 2026. We are very grateful
for all the work that our Gift Aid Convenor David LLx*hart does durirMJ the year.
We are members of The ChuTch of Scotland Energy Scheme for Electricty and Gas which is
administered by Ihe General Trustees with Fixed Price ￿ntracts until March 2027. Under the
existing agreement prices increased by over 100% and we are feeling the impact of this huge
increase.
We received a 100% exemption from water charges in year 2025 and this will continue in 2026. This
exemption is granted on the basis of our income in previous years
Many Challenges lie ahead in 2026 with the increasing I￿st of living for people affecting our income
and expenditure. Costs continue to increase across the board with our main areas of expenditure
being our Giving to GrowlPresbytery contributions. StaffirKJ Costs ak)ng with Energy Costs.
DespFte the ongoing cost of living crisis which is felt by everyone across the country many of our
members continue to give very generousty to Springfiekl Cambridge on an ongoing basis and we
as the Trustees are most grateful for each financial contribution last year.

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Reserves Policy
At the year end the Church held unrestricted funds of £98.030 in the Fabric Fund. The General
Fund had a balance of £392 as at 31st December 2025 after transferring £659 to the Manse Fund.
£8,500 was also transferred into the General Fund from the Fabric Fund during 2025. Finally,
£1,500 was transferred from the Guild Fund to the Fabric Fund during the year. Additional
Unrestricted funds are also held as set out in Note 2.
The church also held £7,473 of restiicted funds as at the 31st December 2025 (£7,980-31st
De￿mber 2024). The purposes of all funds are set out in note 2 fortning part of the financial
statements for the year ended 31s1 De￿mber 2025 along with the level of reserves held.
The ReseNes are held to cope with any Unexpec￿ items of expenditure that may occur during the
year.
Statement of Trustees. Responsibilities
The members of the Kirk Session I Congregational Board must prepare financial statements which
give sufficient detail to enable an appreciation of the transactions of the Church during the financial
year. The members of the Kirk Session I Congregational Board are responsible for keeping proper
accounting records which, on request, must reflect the financial position of the Church at that time.
This must be done to ensure that the financial ststements comply with the Charities and Trustee
Investment (Scotland) Act 2005, the Charities Accounts (Scotiand) Regulations 2006 and the
Regulations Anent Congiegational Finance approved by the General Assembly of the Church of
Scotland in 2016. They are also responsible for safeguarding the assets of the Church and myst
take reasonable steps for the prevention an(Vor detection of fraud and other irregularities.
Approved by the Trustees and signed on their behalf,
Session Clerk
22nd February 2026

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Independent Examinerfs Report to the Trustses of Springfield Cambridge
Church
I report on the accounts of the chaiity for the year ended 31 D￿ernber 2025 which are set out on
pages 12 to 16.
Respectbve responsibilities of trusta•s and examiner
The charty's trustees are responsible for the preparatr'on of the accounts in accordan￿ with the
terms of the Charities and Trustee Investment (Scolland) Act 2005 and the Charities Accounts
(Scotland) Regulations 2006 (as amended).
The charity trustees consider that the audit requirement of Regulation 1011 } (d) of the Accounts
Regulations does not apply. It is my responsibilty to examine the accounts as required under
section 44(1) (c) of the Act and to state whether particular matters have come to my attention.
Basis of independent exam•nerfs statement
My examination is caffied (xrt in accordan￿ wilh Regulation 11 of the ChatTties Accounts
(Scotland) Regulations 2006 (as amended). An examination includes a review of the accounting
records kept by the chanty and a comparison of the accounts presented with those records. It also
includes consideration of any unusual items or diSck￿ures in the accounts, and seeks explanations
from the trustees con￿rnIng any such matters. The procedures undertaken do not provide all the
evidence that woukd be required in an audrt, and consequently I do not express an audit opinion on
the view given by the accounts.
Independent examine￿$ ststement
n the course of my examination, no matter has come to my attention
1. which gives me reasonable cause to beI￿ve that in any material ￿spect the requirements:
to k&p accounling records in accordan￿ wilh Section 44(1) {a) of the 2005 Act and
Regulation 4 of the 2006 Accounts RegUlati￿S {as amended), and
to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records and comply with Regulation 9
of the 2006 Accounts Regulations (as amended) have not b￿n met, or
2. to which, in my opinion, attention should be drawn in order to enable a proper understsnding of
the accounts to be reached.
Colin Mcmenemy B.A. M.B.A (P.S.M.). 31 Binnie Crescert Gartcosh. Glasgow. G69 8GN
22nd February 2026

Springfield Cambridge Church of Scotland, Bishopbriggs {SC005642'
Receipts and Payments Account
for the year ended 31 December 2025
Funds
2025
Funds
2025
Total
2025
Total
202A
Receipts
Donations
Legacies
ActNities for Generating Funds
Rental of Premises
Other Receipts
116.246
65,691
2,675
23.039
579
752
116.998
65,691
2.675
23,039
9,177
120,157
3,891
21,949
8,636
8.598
Total Receipts
208.230
9.350 217,580
161,633
Payments
Cost of Generating Funds
Charitable Activibes
Loan Repayment
252
153.659
252
162,016
263
161,262
8.357
Total Paymènts
153.911
8.357 162,268
165,525
Excess ot Recolpts over Payments
for the year before transfers
Transfers
(1,50))
Excess of Receipts over Payments
55.819
(50n
55.312
(3.892)

Springfield Cambridge Church of Scotland. Bishopbriggs (SC005642)
ststement of Balances
At 31 December 2025
Funds
2025
Funds
2025
Total
2025
Totsl
2024
Bank and Deposit Balances
Bank and deposit balan
brought forward
57.517
65.497
69,389
Movement in year.
Excess of R￿ipts over
Payments
55.819
(50n
55,312
{3.892)
Bank and deposit ￿anCeS
camed fotward
113,336
7,473
120.809
65,497
Additional InfomRtion
Assots
Grft Aid ReceNab]e
3.51X)
7,800
Llabllltles
None
Note: Glft Aid roceivable breakd1>￿ as undern(rted:
General Fund- £3,5(M)
The Accounts were approved by the Trustees on the 22nd February 2026 and on their behalf by.
13

Springfiold Cambridge Church of Scotlarf ￿0￿Igg$
forthe yearendÈd 31 December 2025
1 Basts tsfAc¢ountiThJ
2 Movemerrt in Fth)d5
At1Jao
At31 Dec
Unrestsictsdfvnd5
DesAgrwed Fal¥￿ F￿j
G8Deral FuThY
D*gllated De¥¢ky￿rt F￿j
tksignaled ma￿ F￿￿*
De5wnat&J 0[￿ Futvj
45.7
69.325
P.4631 138.gJ5
10.020
143.891
17.(KK)I
7.841
98.030
392
8.436
5.476
932
70
4.817
70
51.517 ￿8.230
153.911
I.￿0
113,336
BeI￿V￿ent Fund
Bequest FUNJ
Fbwer FuThJ
Guild
SundayS(*KyY
1.499
1.162
1.011
6.317
834
3.899
898
4.164
11.5(X)I
11.50))
7,473
TotslFLry
65.497 217.
1K2.268
720.809
ReslrKled funds a￿ fiJtvJs 5Wto ￿llfiC wir*I￿ts as Iotsr u5eTr*tsch may t* (knJar&l
Creat￿ Ihmujk legal wctè35es. ixrt Sbll ￿thec1￿•1fy
le appty Ihefund
ses ollhe Resln
Bonpvolent Ftsnd: Thi% furKJ is adrfKH5W ty the￿￿SIer8￿j Se5shx C￿k offith)ts
Bequest Fund: This is a fi1￿j lOtÉ used trlhe wtwsewUit*d in the t*(wt.
Flower FurKI". T[uSt￿$ ha¥* Set asth fuTrJs frum to forts intr*
cthurch and dislllbLth¢￿ to the srk ar￿ berea¥&1 thereafter. ThefiffKI the FkyAtr C￿Tr¥￿.
Sunday S¢hty)l Fund.. ThisfLYKI is usal fry SdKxA
FurKk
Gonernl Fund: This is used forexpenses in trtdaytodaynmThJ ottrt CtryJth.
Dwelokxnent Fund: The Truslees ruD thi5 hnj ￿ Ij2￿ t*Xhthp rknch I[rt￿n￿l¥ e¥le￿ ￿ tr**ktrcL¥nnMmlly.
Mans• Fund.. The Ttustees Set aswJE furKts to 8s5tstw*h ofthe manse
i¥

Not•s fomilng partofth? •ccourf•
Total
2024
9.167
81m4
192fj4
.167
81.824
1g264
5.3
1.347
10,Y47
81.481
19.535
7259
935
OrfinaryOffErir￿5(C￿ F4*1
116246
116.998
120,157
4 Anatyjis of Paynwnl¥
OfferirvJ en¥gWs
252
263
70.n1
3.945
.721
71512
7076
3.417
Mini51efs exF*S
Pulpit SUFV
Counal Tay
J.n3
41.622
11.499
11.867
4,275
40.074
5.674
11.871
FabrK rBpair5 & mai
Hgat and IvJhl
W*ter Ch8¥ge*Tnsurar
CleaTring ma￿laL
Organ & *no Ma
Printing. Staborw
Othereynses
11.493
11.867
.275
457
1,780
9.109
1.17T
.17T
153.
.016
165.262
151911
s￿7 182268 165262

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Notes fomiing part otthe aocowrts
expense5.
and ¥ut
6 Mlni8W5 StiF*NI
emplpyerf5 rA)ntribub¢￿ for naiKn81 insurar￿. Fensth arxl IKxJsifwJ ¥¥J knan ift¥tyxKd
stipend ¥Gale. IS le￿￿1 lo Y￿ of ￿r tre r32.433 and
51yeNI lin IhEfifth Yd5 r39,
ar
h ts n?￿onal
7 c￿10¢110￿$ fOrTh6￿ Palbes
Chrisb**th
Lodying House Nsgic
Mary5 Meals
U.N.I C.E.F.
Poppy Scollar
Easi D￿n￿rtOn$￿Te
St R￿k>X (Gfft Setvirxl
Fresh Start
B.E.AT.
1.4g¥J
743
791
274
470
119
224
so
185
Church House
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GENERAL FUND BUDGET
BUDGET 2026 AqTUAL
2025
ll¥eoME
Offerin2S
VFO Schem¢ (non Gift Aid)
Gift Aid Donations
Tax on Gift Ald thyDations (IncludirE GASDS)
Ordinary Offerings (Open plate)
10.(
70.0
17.5(Kl
9.167
81.724
19264
5,396
103.500
115.551
Other Ordinary GeDtral 1￿Come
Contributions from con￿gational (kgantsats
Outside Agency Income
525
20.(
525
22.829
20,525
124.02S
23.354
13&905
Tfylal Ordillary General Income
EXPEJYDITUR
National MiDistry %nd Mission & Wider Work
Giving to Grow
Pr¢sb)tery Dues
74.946
4.196
70.721
3,945
79,142
74,666
lJxal St*ifiDg Costs
Ministers Travelling Expens¢s
Ministers Telephone
Pulpit Supply
Church OfficerslN.E.S.T. (BASIC SALARtES 202fv£18.691)
Deputy Church Officer (BASIC SALARY 202& £10.484)
Musical Dire¢iorlOrgan Supp (BASJC SALARY 202&£7.532)
1294
669
500
2,934
0.690
7.998
700
7￿}
23,1
10,484
7.532
44,416
44,085
BuildiRgs Costs
Fabric Repairs & Maintenance
Heattno & Lighting
Water Charges
Insuran¢¢
Mattse Upkeep/Council Tax
Cleaning Matertals
1,479
1.867
nil
13.1
nil
4.403
275
.733
1.586
24.703
22,940
Other Local Costs
Offering Envelopes
Telephone. Printin& Siattonery. PhottK(¥pyuJ8
Organ & Ptano Maintenance
Bank Accountlcard Machine Ch
Mtsc Experjses
252
IJ
31x1
267
500
252
.177
296
267
2.619
2.200
TOTAL GENERAL EXPENDITURE
150.880
14J.891
GENERAL FUND DEFICIT FOR 2025
BALANCE ON THE C.ENERAL FUND AS AT 11112025
BUDGETED DEFICIT FOR 2026
TRANSFER TO MANSE FUND
TRANSFER FROM FABRIC FUND
BALANCE ON THE GENERAL FUND AS AT 31112r2025
4986
-2463
-659
8500
392