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Parish Church
The Church of Scotland
Stirling North ParRsh Church of Scotland
(North Parish Church, Stirling)
Trustee8 Report and Accounts for the year ended
31 December 2025
Congre8*don No: 231428
CbArlty No: SC011795

Reference and AdD]inistrative Inforn￿tiOll
Charity Nam¢:
Stirling North Parisb Church of Swtland
(North Pari8h Chw¢￿ Stirling)
Clwity Registrdtion Number. SCOI1795
Congregation Reference No: 231428
Contact Addre&8:
Mr William Sbortt
Stirling North Parish Church
70 Springfield Road
Stirlin8
FK7 7QW
Trn$tees
Members of Kirk Suslon
Alexander, Mts H Birrcll. Mrs M
Brigg4 Mr D
Buchaw Mrs B
Cummins, Mr P Cumnun8, Mrs E Duff. Mrs J
Dunlop. Mrs A
Dunlop, Mr N
Ferguson, Mrs F Grier, Mr H
Grier, Mrs A
Leannontty Dr A L¢atmontty Mr G Macfarlanc. Mi&8 H Mac1￿ Mr A
M8cleo4 Mrs P
mccall￿ Mr A McGregor, Mrs M MclDD¢s, Rev S
Mylchree4( Mr8 C SMI￿ Mr8 A
Whyte. Mr8 J
Yow]g, Mr5 M
Membern of Congregqdonal Board
Graham, MTS F Mackenzie. MT l Rennie. Ms S
Shaw, Mr J
ShortL Mr W
Watsoo Mrs L
Prlnclpal Offlce-bearen
Minister.
Rev Scott McInne8
Session Clerk:
Mr8 Jackie Whyte
Clerk to the BoaTd.. Mrs Eve1￿ Buclwwi
Church Treasw: John Lackie
Independent EIAmlner
Mrs Helen Robb
clo Stirling North Parith
70 Springfield Road
Stirling
FK7 7QW
B￿ke
Royal Bank of Scotland
Stirling (A) Btancb
Units 22123
Thistl&s Shoppxng C¢ntre
FK8 2EA
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Trustw, Annual Report
Year ended 31 December 2025
Structure, Governance and Management
GovernlngDocume
The Church is administered in ￿￿rdance with the of the Deed of Constituti
Recruitinenl andAppOln¢M￿ of Tpwtees
Members of the Kirk Session and the CoD8regational Board are the cl]ority trustees. The Kirk
Session members are thc elders of the church and are choscD from those members of the chur¢h
who are coDsidered to have the appropriate gifts and skills. The min1￿. who is a member of
the Kirk Se85ion, is elected by the congregation and inducted by Presbytery. The
Congregational Board 18 aP￿ltit¢d from within the ¢onBre8ation and D)emb¢rs of the
con8regation are Invited to nominate indiv1th￿l& who 8re believed to havc th¢ skills and
¢ommitment to contribute to the manag￿lent affairs of the chur￿ to iKcome members of the
Board. Board Members arc then appointed at the Stated Annu81 Meeting and serve for a period
of thre¢ Ye￿ after which they must seek re-election at the Dext Stated Aanual M¢¢tin8.
OryanisailonalS¢r¥ethre
The Congrcgational B(wd is chaired by the minister And under noTmal circumstances meets
four times in a year. Certain responsibilities ar¢ delegated to the Finance Committee and th¢
Propety Committee as 8ppropriate. The Kitk Session wbich meets five time8 a year 18
respo]]8ibl¢ for spitituaj affairs within the churclL
Objecdves and Aetivitleg
The Church of Scotland 18 TTiDitaTian in doctrine. Refortned ill Iradition and Presbfvi8n in
polity. It ¢X18ts to glorify God And to work for th¢ advancem¢nt of Christ's Kingdorn
throughout the world. As a national Church, it acknowledges a distinctive call and duty to
bring the ordinanc¢8 of r¢ligion to the people in every parish of Scot18nd tbrougb a t¢rritorial
ministry. It C￿operate8 with other Churches in variou8 ecumenical iM)di¢s in S¢otland and
beyond.
We continue to focw on reaching out into the Iijcal community with God's love through all of
the activities mentioned below. We will continue to cbange and adapt what we do in ord¢r to
swve our community and bring glory to Go
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Achievements and Perforniance
In 2025, Stirling North PaTith Church continued to live out our mission of worship, 8ervic4
and commw]ity.buildin& expeTiencing Spiritual gro￿ deq)er fell0v￿1p, and an increasing
impact in our loGai commw]ity and beyond. It W88 encouraging to See our church grow,
welcoming twelve new members throughout the year and making connections with many
others.
Worship
Sunday morning worship remains at the heart of con8re8ational lifr, providing spiritual
nourisbmcnt and shaping OUT widw ministry. Our theme for th¢ y¢ar. -sp￿￿ill8 Time with
One Another," blliit nabjrally on 2024.5 fw -spending Time with Jesu5.- Within thi8
frameworK preacbing explored the second balf of the i￿[ of Acts. along8ide f(￿Used 8ericg
on Cbristian h08Pitality and the NA￿¢ Cre¢(L
Congregation members were regularly ¢ncoura8ed to PTactise hospitality by welwmin8 one
another into their home5. and tbi8 cmpha8is JOy￿llY exprcssed ID a well-attended church
lunch towards the end of Au8usL
We have continued to livestream our service8, enabling those UDabl¢ to attend in person to
remain connected lo worship. This ministry has also extended our reach bryond Stirlin& with
participants joining from acro&8 the UK and fiffther afiel￿ Includi￿ on occasiory our
missii)nary parthers overs￿.
During Holy Week, we shared in a programme of United worship with other Stirling ehurthe4
culrninating in a large and joyful FAgter morning celebration in Kitig's Park. These shared
8ervice8 Strengthened ecumen1￿1 r¢latiollshiF6 and provided a Vis1￿1¢ witDes8 to th¢ hope of
the re8urr¢¢tion within the wider community.
Towards the end of the year. we wcrc approached by Oake8hott Hou8e, a local care home. to
explore the possibility of providin8 re8ular worship services for residents and their 8u¢sts. Our
Singing Group lal a w¢ll.Teceived ChrAstm88 conce¢ hlld we I(￿lk forw8rd to begimiin8
monthly serYice8 at the care home in 2026.
Communlcatlon
Clear and con5iSt¢nt ¢oll]munication has remained a priority. Our weekly bulletin, North
Notices, and monthly magazine, North New4 bav¢ played a key role in keeping the
congregatiott infomi¢d and connects￿ sbaring stori¢s of faitL forth¢{￿nIng events, and
ministy updates. With most distribution now tsking place digitslly. these publications ensure
titn¢ly communication while supp)iting our commilment to g(KMI 8tewantship.
P￿tOr￿1 Care & Ducipleship
OUT Pastoral Care TeanL wrn*ing ¢los¢ly with the Church Family Elders. Contim￿d to
provide compassionate and practical SUp￿rt to those facing times of difficulty. Through visits,
PTay¢r, and ongoing fcllowshipj we have sought to ¢nsute that no one within the ￿l￿gregation
feels isolated or unsupport
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Our DNA Groups have continu¢d to grow and nkn, offering spa¢¢s for dccper fellowsbip,
biblical reflectio￿ alld spiritual fon])ation. Monthly prayer rn￿]ngs Temain well attenth
reflecting a sbared commitment to prdyer ￿ ceDtral to the lif¢ of the church.
The Guild conlinues to be a vibrdnt and valued part of congregational life. Meeting forlnightly
from September to April, members enjoy worsbip aDd fellowsbip together while rnising funds
4nd awarene8$ foT Guild projects at home and overs¢as. Their year in a well-
attended Christmas concrt featiring our Singing Group, whicb brou8ht encourngement ond
joy to all involv
Children's ministy through Kidzon¢ ha8 continued to dcveknp in re8pon8¢ to the needs of our
youn8 peopl¢. Supported by a dedicated and enthusiastic t¢am of leadcrs and h¢lper8. Kidzonc
Provid￿ a nurturing enVironn￿t wher¢ children can wornhip. Icarn, and grow together.
Every Wednesday morning dwing term tim4 ow Coffec Pot Café welcomes around 50 people
each week from knth the ¢on8regation and the wider commullity. This well-estsblished
outreach i8 8wthined by a committed team of volunteer4 With fiwds raised conttnuiDs to
8UPPOrt our missionary partners around the world
Ml&flon & Outrta¢h
In 2025. the Connect Proje¢t entered its second y¢aT aDd continued to bc a CCDtrai expre88ion of
our commitment to mi88ion. Building on 8evernl years of Messy Cburcb ministry, the proJ￿t
8eeks to Tht¢ genuine opportuDitic8 for disciplesbip. (ommunity-builditi& aDd service.
As part of the pTojecL we appointed a Pazish Worker to develop this work and to 8UPPOrt the
minister in the daY-t(￿Y n￿￿Ill8 of the projK¢. Oversight is provided by a team of scvcn
members appointed by the Kirk Session. During the firgt half of the year, the team was further
supported by the Rev. Trisb Archiball appointed by Presbytery as A$5iStpnt Minister on a
short-tern1 baBiS. During her time with u8. Tri8h made a 8i8Dificant and rn￿h-appTCcIated
contribution to our missiott and Outreac￿ before llMJvill8 in July to tsk¢ up a new p)8t In
Edinburgh.
Th¢ proposed reduction of ministy $12ffing to 0.75 FfE. ￿ outlined in the Presbytery Pla
c0Jrtinu￿ to be a matter of sigmficant concern for the Tn￿tee8.
Key achievements of the Conne¢t Project in 21Y25 inchthl:
The continued d¢vcliJpment of Messy ChuTcb, incluthng the introduction of Teen
Stream @ Messy ChurclL
IncTe&%d engagemcnt of young people through Teen Strw Strength￿8
A rang¢ of succcssful Messy events, including Messy PaDcak&8, Messy Movie
Nights, and Messy Christtngle. which attracted a number of new families.
The Connett Youth Group for P7-S6 pupim meeting weekly and reguIaTly attended
by around 15 young people.
A higbly succ¢ssfvl Summer Mission Wee{ featuring a week-long Holiday Club for
PI-P7 Childr￿ four evenin8s of youth activities. 8nd a concluding Messy Churcb
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Toa8ti¢ The5day4 which bave generated significant eDga8¢nwit from the wider
ommunity and bave helped drdw people into other are&s of chutch life as they begin
to explore f8it
Ongoing close partner5bip with Braebead Thimary School and B￿0ckburn Higb
Sthool. including weekly Scripture Union group4 assembli&s, Services, and
participation in Christmas and East¢r Journey ev¢nts.
Tr launch of Connected BegiDning4 our t(¥Jdler group, in January 2025. Meeting
on Friday morniags during t¢rni tim4 thc group now welcomes around 20 babi¢8
and tothlleT8 ¢ach wcek along with their parents and caret8.
The continued nmning of The Hub, our warn? S￿¢ on Fridays. offering friendship,
ctivitie8, and a warm mcal to all who atteD(L
A well.attended Lenten Prayer Cours< which was warndy re¢cived by p8rtiCiP8nts.
The Comiect Project has been 8UPPOrted through funding and partDersbips with the Church of
Scotland Seeds for Gmwth Fun(L Perth Presbytery Mission Fun4 T&8¢0. Waitrose, BookeTr.
Allied Bakeri￿, and th¢ Bra¢lMd Primary Parent Fon]m.
Through the Conucct ProjccL ncw relationships bave been fornie4 partic￿arlY with young
familie8 and individuals who previously had little or no wnnection with the church. Our
prayerful hope is thaL as thi8 WO￿ continuo many will be thawn into a living r¢lation5hip
with Jesus Christ.
Looklng Forwdrd
Acm5s all arcas of ministy, w¢ 8ive thaDk8 for God'8 faithfulness and guidance throughout the
year. As we look ahead to 2026, w¢ do so with hopeful expectatio4 conllnitled to deep¢ning
discipleship, extending mission, and glorifying God in all that we do.
Jn re8pon8e to ￿$bytery requir¢ments. the Kirk sessio￿ in partn¢r8hip with the
Congreg8iiona] Board, will undertake a review of our Vision and develop a Con8regational
Action Plan. This plan will address the following atcas of church life..
Worship & Teachin8
Wider Mis8ion
Pastornl Carc & Fell0V￿1p
Youth & Children
Local Mi88ion / Coffjmunity
Outreach
WC Upgrqde
On a practi￿ level. one Si￿1￿c8nt project we hope to pmrn during the coming year is the
long-needed UP￿1¢ of our WC facilities. We are currelltly in th¢ proce8s of appointing SJM
Studios to undertake a fe&sibility stuty. gnd wc are activety exploring external fimdin8
opporttmities to support this inwortant wo
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Conclusion & Thankngiving
The achievements and activitie5 OUtlin¢d in tbis report represent only part of the life and work
of Stirling Nortb Parisb chU￿b duritig 2025 and are not intended to be an exhaustive accounL
Mu¢h faithfijl service takes place quictly and consAStcntly. often Ullsee￿ yet essential to the
health and witness of the Congregation.
The Kirk Session and Tn]ste<s wish to ¢xpress th¢ir sincwe thank8 to all who have contributed
their titne, gifts, energy, and prny¢rs over thc past year. W¢ ate deeply grateful to everyone
whose faithful service enables the ministy of the ¢hurch to £iouri8h in so many different ways.
Above all, we athiowledgc that it is God who builds the Church. A8 S￿Ipts￿re ren]inth us,
'ilnless the Lord build8 the house, those who build it iabour in vain- (Psahn 127.1). Wc givc
thanks for God's faithfjJlne5s among us and commit ourselves afr¢sh to trusting his guidance
and provision as we continue to 8¢r¥e him and our community in the year ahca
Flnancial Review
Income.. Offenn
The principal Sourc￿ of income arc.. donations paid by standing order of £43,846 (2024:
£46,598). Weekly Freewill Offeriti8 (WFO) dollatioLs of £10,472 (2024: £9,063); Ordinary
(Open Plate) Offerings of £2,475 (2024: £3,817). and tax [￿0vered on aid donatio￿¥ of
£14,356 (2024: £14,712).
Wc received donations of £1.296 (2024: £IJ18) towards the 8UPPOrt of our Mi88ion8ry
Parthers 8nd other offerings. donations etc. amountcd to £18216* (2024.. £16.043) resulting in
total donations for the year of £90,663 (2024: £91,551).
There ar¢ 45 individuals in the aid 8chem¢ and 40 contributing by standing order.
*Othep offerings, donatio￿ eL inelud&Y.' £680 of One￿do￿tio￿Lf to &lMrch fynd3,' £130 to the
A V/TT Fund.. £11, 777 Iowards the wport of aciiviliu fynded by our ftew Conne¢t (Youth and
Commtthity) F￿￿,. and￿,630 iowardf the Jupport of otheraciivities.
Income.. Oth¢r RegM&rlncoMe
Other reBular income included pryK¢eds from use of premi￿ of £6,168 (2024: £5,931).
Our weekly Coffee Pot Café 18 run to support our Missionary Partner8. The proceeds of the
Café along with fimds contributed by members of the congregat1￿ resulted in a totsl of
£4,590 being raised during the ye8r. Taking into account the balaoce caT[l￿ fonvard from the
previous year and distributions paid during the year. the balance available at the yur-end to
8UPPOrt our Missionary Partners 15 £1,607 (2024: £5.097).
Intere81 on d¢posits ¢ontinued to earn a higb rate of interesL re8￿ting in inter&4t fronl
d￿OsitICU[rent accounts of £4.676 (2024: £5,374).
Solar panel Feed In TaTiff (FIT) receipts amounted to q568 (2024: £2,028).
Total Other Regular Income for the year amounted to £22220 (2024: £22245).
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Sur** N¢Y
Income.. Other Receipts
We received a further iD8talment of gr4nt income of £37.500 from the Church of Scotland
Seed8 for Growth Fund We also received addition￿ grant income of £5,(KIO from the
Presbyt¢ry of Pertb Mi&sion Grnits Fund which was conting¢ot on Sexds for Growth funding
being s￿Ured. These grants bave be¢n a sigtiificant ix)0st to our income in support of our
activities.
We rec¢ived £10,544 from our iDsurer, Aviv4 following a claim for costs associated with
repairs to the Church spire required due to damage Caused by Storni Eowyn in January 2026.
The claim amount covered the cost of repair5 net of a £250 ¢xce5S.
TotalIn¢ome
Total income for th¢ year wa8 £165927 which was bigher than the pr¢viou& y¢aVB totsl of
£141,796 mainly duc to the grant income re¢¢Avc4 88 noted above. Totsl income for the
u￿ellt year comprised £86,930 unrestri¢ted income and £78.997 restricted income. Further
details of income generated during the year are shown in the Rec<ipts and Paym¢nts Acyoullt
and in the Notes to the Accounts.
ExpeAdithr¢
On the expenditt￿e Sjde, the most significant item of expendith to note is the Giving to Grow
Allocation of £51226 (2024.. £36.853). Followin8 the introduction of Giving to Grow.
transition relief fimding was made available to help u8 manag¢ the increased allocation
compared w2th the previous MAnistrie8 and Mission allocation requircment. Al that transition
relief has ende4 the filll Allocation faus due from conwtional fimds.
Fabric repair8 and maintenance costs amounted to £30,491 compar&J with £16,812 ID the
previous year. However, ￿ indi￿ted aiKsve, the current y*s costs included the cost of repairs
to the Church spirn required due to d8ma8e wued by Sts)rni Eowyn in January 2026. We
received £10,544 from ow insurer, Aviv4 following a clairn for costs, which covered the ￿11
¢08t of Tepairs net of a £250 exc￿. Excluding this amouni the nct amount for fabric repai
and maintenance over the year w88 £19,947.
We have seen a significant increas¢ in our Mission Work costs due to incre&wl activity and
some one-off costs. Totsl Mission W￿k expenditure for the year amounted to £23.104
compared with £10.049 in the previou8 year. However, tbis included some Siguificftnt one-off
Costs supporting our activities such as £3.312 for new table8 and £3.552 for up￿deS to our
audio-visual systems in our miall hall.
Direct expenditure on Audio Visual and ￿ cquipment was lower thao th¢ previous year. Total
audio visual and IT expenditure for the year amounted to £1252 wmpared with £2J34 in the
previous year. Printing, Stationary and Postagc costs of £1.923 were also lower than th¢
previous y*8 amijunt of £2,446.
Staff c08ts increased • with the previous ycar. Total expenditure for the ¢urrellt year
amounted to £31,328 compared WAth £29295 in the previous year. Most of our staff costs
reIate to employing a parish worker foT the Pur￿1% of overseeing our work among childre
young people and families. inlcuding activities now supwrtcd by our Connect (Youth 8nd
Conllnunities) Project.
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Totsl payrn¢nts for the year were £171,688 which w&8 higber than the previous y¢aVs totsl of
£143,146. Totsl pa￿ents for the year comprised £95,317 from unrestricted fimds and £76,371
from T¢stricted fimds. Further detai18 of expenditure dutiDg the Y￿ ate shown in the Notes to
the Accounts.
Reserves Policy
It is the Tn￿tee8. wjlicy to hold r&gerve8 of 8pproxim#*ly six months, expendittwe including
designated fimd8. At the year end the Cburcb held Unrestricted cash fjJnd8 of £122,223 of
which £53.160 had been de8wated for v2riou8 PUryX)8e8 descnTr*d iti the notes to thc accounts.
The remaining ba18n(x of £69.063 is 4yroximatcly cquai to six months, total expendikn.
The Churth also held £14,665 of restricted fj]nd8 which Iwve been provided for the pU4￿se
8pecified in Nots 2.
Statement of Trn8teeg' Responsibilities
The members of the Kirk Session I Congr¢gational Boanl must prepare financial statements
which give 8ufficient detail to enable an appreciation of th¢ transactions of the Church durin8
the financial year. Th¢ llmbers of the Kirk Session I Congregational Board are ￿S￿nSIble for
keeping proper accountin8 records wbicb, on requesl must reflect the financial position of the
Church at that time. This must be done to ensure that the fitwi¢ial Statements ¢omply with the
Charities and Trustee Investment (S￿tland) Act 2005, the Charities Accounts (Scotland)
Regulations 2006 and the RegulAtions Anent Con8re8atioDal Finall￿ approved by the G￿er&I
Assembly of the Church of Scotland in 2007. They are also responsible for Safe￿ing the
888ets of the Church and mu8t take re880nable 8t¢P8 for the prevention andlor detection of fraud
and Oth￿ irrcgularitics.
Approved by th¢ TTh￿te¢s and signed on their bel￿f.
J Whyte
Se$$lon CleTk
Date......
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Independent Exydmlner's Report to the Trustees of
Stirling North Partsh Church of Scotland
I Teport on the accounts of the cbaTity for th¢ year ended 31 Decemt*r 2025 wbich are set out on
pages 11 to 17.
Respecdve responsiblllties of trllSt￿ #nd examlner
The charitys trustees are rtspon8ible for the preparation of th¢ accounts in accord8nce with the tern
of the ChAritie8 and T￿￿tee Inv&8tmeDt (Sc4)tlaDd) Aci 2(M)5 and the Clwities Accounts (Scotland)
Regulations 2006.
The dwity truste¢s coL8tdw that the audit reqUi￿¢nt of Regulation 10(1) (d) of the Account5
Regulations do￿ not apply. It 18 my responsibility to exarnine the accounts as required wider section
44(1) (c) of the Act and to stste whether pkrticutsr have come to my attention.
B#8ts of Independent examlner's rtgtement
An examination is carried out in accordance with Regulation I l of the ChaTities Ac¢ounts (S¢otland)
Regulations 2(Y)6. An ￿minatiOn includes a reviv*V of the accounting records kept by the charity
and a compari80n of the accounts prcsented with those records. It also includes consideration of any
unusual items or disclosures in th¢ accounts. and 8e¢ks explanation8 from the tNste¢s conceming
any such matters. The prO¢eth￿eS undertaken do not provide all the evidence that would be required
in an audit, and consequently I do not expre￿ an audit opinion on th¢ ViV*V given by thc accounts.
Independent ￿amIner'S Statement
In the wurse of my exarninatioffj no rnat￿ ba8 wne to my attention
. which gives m¢ reasonable cause ts believe that in any material respect the requiremcllts:
to keep accounting rccords in acwrdance with Section 44 (IX8) of the 21x15 Act and Re8ulation 4
of the 2006 Accounts Regulations. and
to prepare accounts which accord with the accounting records and comply with Re8uJation 9 of
the 2006 Accounts Regulations have not been me¢ or
2. to whi¢ty in my opinion. attention should be drawn in order to en&bl¢ a prop¢r ￿derstandIng of
the accounts to be reache(L
Signed:
Name:
Helen Robb
Addres5:
clo Siirling North P8ri8h Churcty 70 Springfield W Stirling FK7 7QW
Date:
loi
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Stir]ing North Parish Church of ScotIand
Receipts and Payments Aeeount
Year ended 31 December 2025
TotAi
Tol•l
2024
Recelpts
Offerfn8J
57.474
18.833
76.3177
76.839
HMRC cl￿11
Total for OffwD86
69.716
20.917
90,663
91.551
OtherR¢gMlvlMcom¢
4168
6.168
5.931
Contiibutions frnth Conv¢ptio￿l
422
1,045
1,467
250
2C¥]
lllcome from Fund Raisin8 Events
713
713
491
Suwort FuTrl}
3293
4.498
377
574
574
4J86
4,676
Fthri¢ Illcthn¢
5374
Music Incon
D¢8i8Datsl Guild Fund
Oth¢r Re8uIArlncome
Tc4al for(knwRO￿￿trIr￿(￿È
2.511
2.149
172 J4
22220
22245
Other Re*ts
Ix8aci
42J(X)
Jnsura￿¢ a&itn (Avin)
Sa]e of Asyets
28,0(X)
10.5H
10.544
53.044
53.044
2&(M)O
Tots] Recelpts
86.930
165,927
141,796
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ID
Tot*1
Tot
2025
2024
Note
Payments
Costs of gMer8tin8 forMIB
CbarAtsbk Hctivitse4
697
76J71
170.
143.146
overn￿e colts
Total Payments
95J17
76371
171.688
143,146
Eieessl(IhortfAll) of Recelpts over
PAyment8 for the year before trAn8fers
{8J8
(5.761)
(1.3￿}
Tr*nif¢
Exce$$l(Ihortfall) of Re¢elpts over
Payments for the ye*r
8J8
{1.350)
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Stirllng North Parish Church of Scotland
ststement of Balances
At 31 December 2025
Totsi
Totsl
2Q25
Bank & DepoBII Bthne
BDDk & deposit
8ht rtyw￿d
I3￿610
141649
143.999
Movement In yeAr:
El¢e￿I￿o￿nI]I of ov¢r
Paymtnts for the￿r
(8J87)
15,701)
(iJJo)
B4nk& deposit bAlarK
caTTi￿ fom
14
13(881
142.649
IDvutments It WTket V8lue
{eort£l 1.6531
IQ04J
19316
29201
27,134
Amets
4.879
4.879
Flxed Ajsets
385,ffl0
385.1
385,fXXI
385.1XY)
Ll#blUd
For attd OD behayof the Kirk Se48ion and Financi￿ B(*
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Notu to the A¢¢ounts
1. Thistee Remuner8tlon and Rd*ted Party Trans*d
In r¢spxt of the ￿K>u￿¢tdto £3.428.
No tru8tee or a re]a*d to a trwiee aoy w*JDal in ally c£ts ot tswtioD ent￿1 into by thc
2. Movemexts
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Purytht8 of Rt4tr1rted FTU
WO￿ with chiltknp youtyg people Ind f4miJi¢4 ar¥1 ourots (rfrtreAc& into d￿r￿.
asso¢iated costs for
Holid&y Club Fund.. To mee¢ the 64Jen8c• of nllmin8 a Holi* aub forchiMM.
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410
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4752
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415
432
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All Church of Scotland cougreR8tiLW cojthkn kn the National Stip￿d Fund wbiGhbe4Th the cA)8ts of all mittisteTr' stipends
accordance with th¢ natiot￿l stip¢twJ whi¢b 15 ￿lafrA to years of s¢rvic& For the y¢ar utlder revi￿ the minimum
slliknd £31433 and thenMimum Btit*tsJ (in th¢ 5th4￿ of Etrvi¢¢) wu £39.856.
6. Colltttiow for Thlrd PArtk4
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277
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1212
7. Flxed 8Mets
The Chur¢h the n)￿￿ at k*￿t￿ in Cth Czt¥¢thpttrJMfd forthe of£385.CW in May 2021.
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