St John's-Renfield Church of Scotland
Glasgow
41-1
St
John's-
Renfield
Statement of aeeouDts
Year ended 31 Deeember 2025
Cbarlty No: SC012Y20
CoryrryAth 161109

St John's-Renfield Church of Seotland, Glasgow
Trustees, Annual Report
Year ended 31 December 2025
The tnjstees presertt their annual Teport and financial 5tstan¢nts of the cknrity for th¢ year ended 31 De¢wnber 2025. The
fU￿n¢t￿ ￿atements have been prepared in a¢ci*dan¢e with the aCCo￿ting poli¢ies set oui in the notes io the accounts and
comply wth the Generdl Assembty Regu]*ioDs foT CoDgregational Financ< the Charities and Tnthe Invesknent (Scotland)
Act 2005, the Charities Accowits (Scotland) Regulations 2006 (as am¢THled) and Accounting and Reporttng by Charities..
Statement of Recommended Practice applicable to charities preparing their atcounts in a¢¢ord8nce with rh¢ Financial
Reportin8 Stsndard applicable in the UK and Republie of I￿land {FRS102) issued in (ktober 2020.
Objectives and Aetivities
Th? Church of Scoiknd is Trinitsrian in d(Ktrin< Reforn*d ift tradilion and Presbyterian in p)lity. It exi￿ to glorify Gthl and
to work for the advancement of Chri%t's Kingdom throughout the World. As k ￿10￿81 Church, it acknowledges a distinfjtive
call and duty to bring the ordinance5 of religion io the people in every parish of ScotlJnd through a territorial minisEry. It w-
operaies with other Chwches in vari¢)u5 ecumenical bodiES in Scoiland and beyC￿d.
St John's-Renfi¢ld's overarching objectives aff to=
l. Proclaim the Good News of (he Kingdmi.
2. Teach, baptise and nurture new believer&
3. Respond to human need by loving service.
4. Seek to transforni unjust strnctures of society. lo chalknge violence of every kind and peace and r¢¢on¢iliathon.
5. Strive to safeguard the iniegrity of ¢reation and ￿]staIn aThJ renew the life of the earth.
We aim to fulfll our objectlves by:
Trying to Irve our lives through Christian vthes.
Offering worship that 15 open. accessible, and appealing.
Providin8 oppor￿nItIeS for people to explore arrfl develop their faith.
Pro¥ldin8 pastoral care and support to members friends and parishioners.
Supporting the local community by offerin8 opportunities for fellowship and hoSt￿g community groups.
Responding to and initiating calls for a$￿stanCe and suppwt frnm lool. national and international charltie5
and NGOS, and Mission Partnefs.
Steward￿8 our resources effect￿e￿.
De5pile a four-year vacancy, our Vibrant and Supporti￿ thurth ¢ommunlty. effective Kirk Session and enthu51aStic
volunteers. remain committed to fulfimiftg our objectives. Key strerwh5 are the quality of worship. lellov•ship and pastoral
care, and raislng fund5 for the thurch and for extrm•l cav5e5.
Acbievem¢Dts and Performanee
Early in the year the Presb)4ery of Glasgow gave us perniis5ion io seek to eall a ministrr (IFTE. Unrestricled Call). After
successfully complding all due processeg by earty summer, we wrre perniitttd ts) elea a Nominatin8 Committ¢e and ihe
vacancy *dS advertised in Allg￿t. The Nominating Conmillee ¢ontillues th¢ir s¢￿th.

St Jobn's-Renfield Cburcb of S¢otland, Glasgow
Trustees, ADnual Report (cont)
Year ended 31 December 2025
Aehlevements and Perfornian¢e (CODt)
Thanks io a retired minister who is now a member of ourchurch fJmily, rninixers from Kelvirt West Church (members of the
West End clusier along with KelvinsTde Hillhthj. Partick Trinity, St JOhn's-Renr￿jd), our own Worship Team 8nd
occasional pulpit supply, we offered prdise every Sunday durll)g the reporti￿ period. WoT5hip r¢m&ined the m05t signifKani
element of our church, sijstaining a wttkly gathering of arowid 70. We live-51Teamed Sunday services via YouTube twice a
month, allowing members and otheT5 unable gather in the Sanctuary io ¢onrKct with ¥nd benefit from worship. At Easter,
Advent ChristrnLS we offered worship apprOpri￿e to the se&50n" once yin (yjr FASter SuTrJay, Nine Les￿)n5 arvj Carols,
Christingle, Watchnight and Chrislmas Day services were well-swyported by the local community and visitors.
Music has always been a distinguishing feature of our worship 8t￿, expertly lcd by our Organist and Cholmi&s￿, our
experienced choir enhanced our worship every Sunday atKI led the 5ervic¢ of Nine Le550n5 and Carols.
Although w¢ do not cuThenily have a Sunday Club or Youth Group. we were pleased to welcome ihe young people of rh¢ Boys
Brigade and Guiding movements alortg with their leaders and families io a special s¢rvice in March io ¢elebTate ihe 140th
anniversjry of the 5th Gl&sgow BB Company and open a Time Capsule that had been placed under the Sancwary floor by the
Youth Fellowship in 2000. The y(yJng people were with church a8ain th Remembrance Sunday.
Our Pastoral CaF¢ Tram and District Elders offtt lovtng care to Trthibers, frieThls. and parishioners. Throughout the year the
Pastoral Care teom stayed in touch with and supported members and friends who were housthiund. bereaveil, ill. or in distres5,
ond mainthined eonlact wilh 5¢veral membtts who are T¢sident in care homes ouThviih ihe parish. They also helped mark and
elebrate joyful life events. One wedding t(KJk place irt the Sanuuary.
Our congregation took full advantage of fellowshtp opportunities. with the majority of worshlppers $thying for coff¢¢ and chat
after Sunday worship. Mernbers enjoyed many of the regular activities aTrJ events that took plare in our buildings, from
badminton and crafting to the annual Boys. Bripje Quiz and Chippy Night and the Walking Group'5 nK)nihly adventur¢$.
St John's-R¢nfield Church provides a f(Kus and stimulus for num¢rous activities. Our buildings, which are open to all. act as a
community centre for the parish. providing facilili¢s most wteks for around 375 people (excluding Sunday worship attendance
of approx. 70). During the reporting period we hosted our thriving Car¢r Toddler Group, a mother It￿1 baby fitness group,
a sen50ry class for babies and car¢r& two karate classes, a Pilates d￿¢ classes, and badminion clubs. We provided
regular reheaNI and perfijmiance space to Iwo majorGlasgow choirs and a profe￿1(￿￿1 opera company. Our SaThc¢uary was
the venue for 7 roncerts a￿1 2 ￿rf0M￿*e5 of PKcini'$ opera SuorAngeli4 anrnctlljg audiences of up to 500. In spring all
three of halls were used to hosi GCSE and A-L¢vel exanL8.
Our Pop-ln Café, hoS￿d on the r￿st Wednesday of the mffith by ouf membets for ihe community. welcomed around 30 guesis
¢very month including regular visitors from Kelvinside Ae4demy Nursery. After reaching oul to a newly-opened local we
home, we were dtlighted to welcorn¢ T¢sidents and carers and hope to extend the support we offtt them in futur¢.
We enjoy longstsnding relatlollships with local schoob and during the yearwe welcomed young leameES. teachers and families
io our Sanctuary for their Christw and end-of-tenn events.

St John's-ReDfield Chureh of S¢otlaBd, Glasgow
Trustees, Annual Report (¢ODt)
Year ended 31 December 2025
A¢hievements Perfornmee (cont)
We maintsined links with St Gr¢g(yy'$ RC Chttr¢h ft￿battL providing mainty ¢ash ¢mtribution5 ev•y month to Support
thern to meet increasin8 deman(L We rnised fu￿15 for and SUP￿￿1 LHM 360 {fomKrly the L4)d8ing House Mission).
Christian Aid. and other local. natIL￿￿ and intern*ioDai charitie4 includiD8 CrossreacK Glasgow the Caring City, The Olive
Tree (supp)rting pw>k inthe (kcw>ied PakstiDianTerritLvl￿a1#I G87a) &s well as B8rnardo'4 Elpi4 ILwla* Ukraine.
The Craft Grow) kn*ted sqwes and made blath as part of LHM 360's'fiose Knif Fvoiect to celebrate the city of
Gl&$8ow'$ 850th amiiversary.
We maintsined contact with missi￿ Partner Rev Muriel PearsLM of St ATrJrews Thurch of Jenjsalem and TiberiL4 until her
primarily in digitsl format but availabk in for dxJ5¢ who ryired il. llw 9150 Pr￿J￿red and amnged th¢ local
distribwion of Christsnw ¢•ds d￿l￿ed by 4 m¢uts ofd* Brig* to N(Ynott fvll sch￿01¢ of Christiw services.
Facebook. whi¢h we updated frequ￿tty of vpcorning sttvice4 clmrch new4 the YouTube link for live
As well as kttping our buildings secure. wea￿tIgh4 and in gwj condition. our Property Committee ovenaw improvements
to the manse and are&s of the church buildin8& Our Gthitig Team theirTW mornings lo maintain the
extensive gr<)unds SUrro￿￿1n8 & ¢hur¢h.
A group of nine members took part in the Di￿Very Progra￿. delivettd in portwthp with FAith in Cornmurnity S¢ofland.
Over the course of six l.hour nin¢ ftxmbers und¢rtix)k ￿ initial explorntion of our church's mission. The group
looked in detail 4t th¢ park￿ its Ix)widaTie5 and all that sits within them to identify possible contact points. and delivered a
ongregalional wvey whith infolmed our Parish Profile. Seven act￿ points focusing on raising &W￿eR¢sS of St John's
Renfield. l¢arning more alm)￿ the c(rnunity and li￿ll)g with c￿￿er chwches were approved by the Kirk SusiLM). We t(w)k
the first steps towaTds delivering these ￿ resou￿ perniittin& aim to contti1￿ tht work dwAng 2026.
At December 2025 our memberthip w&$ 226. {Dtcemkn 2024228).
The Tn￿ wish to record their grdtinth appreciatAM w thrstaff 8Th1 w ¢vuyoDe Tkn volmtsets io sufft the
life aTrJ work of ow dwdL
IDancial Review
The d¢tsiled a¢¢ounts forthe yearended 31 Decem￿ 2025 ue ffl pages 10 to 18 of reporL

St John's•Renfield Church of Seotland, Glasgow
Trustees, Annual Report (eont)
Year ended 31 December 2025
Fimgncial R￿le￿ (eont)
Gener41 A¢¢ollMt
The General Accow)t shows an excess of expendi¢w¢ ovrr inc￿¢ of £19.OTI this would have been larger without a
legacy of £5,CK)D. Overall ordinary inccrfne reduced by £13,771 ￿ £154.831. Th¢ m)iti items showed off¢rings up by £275 10
£103.110 atyj Gift Aid rewery dowj by £950 to £24.794. TheTe was (rt legxy of £fj.(￿ and £350 from our Boys, Brigade
General A¢¢ount expenditiye Incre￿0￿ by £23,933 the )rarto £173.￿8. The main dMng¢5 w¢r¢ an increase ift GiviDg
to Grow Contribution of £14.069 to £78.738, an llKrease in s* costs of £2.032 offset by a reduction in pulpit supply ¢osts of
£1215 aTMI a r¢th￿tion of £5.895 in prlyerty repair ¢osty to £l1.5W. He&ing and I￿ting I￿reaSed by £11,646.. Equipment
and equipment mairtenance Incre￿ by £2J63. All (*hErc05ts fh￿ by ty) nw¢ than £l.OOa each.
Mhjor Repgfirs Fu•d
This fimd rK¢ived inv¢stw•rt iDCOftX of £44 arml now has funds of£l.088.
Fabric F•Dd
We received inV￿￿￿ent income of £3.101. Ikning the plxed £20.(XXb in the Church of Scotland Investors In￿rne
F￿d. We revalued thi$ and our Charifimd in¥estsn¢nt at the yur eTrJ. This resulied in an unrealised gain of £16.456. ITt
baluKe in the fimd is £65.769.
ProJ¢¢t Fund
We identified a neeoj to Upgrade all the churth toikts thern up toan ac(¢plabk 5tsnd?￿ and also ¢onsideT improvi
cess to the Brotherton Hall. We have rnised a fiwther £10.058 towards the cost of this w(Yk. including IncoH￿ from the
Spring Fair and the B*￿17A. A fiwther £1.0￿ from the Spring Far w&% sent to alr15ti￿ Aid Thetoilets in the main buildiDg
have been ¢omple¢¢d. The fi￿0 stgnd% at £21.096.
Parfsb Development Fund
This fij1￿ is to p¢m)it us to in)prow¢ 4yrprofile in the parth We re£eiv¢d intetestof £A.102. The fund currently stands at
£101.527
InveBtment policy and wformaDee
We continue to hold M & G Charifijnd Income Units now repTesart45% of owt£tsi assets. charifi￿d ￿lts have
perfornI￿ consistentty Gver many years. Our iThconK fr[￿ the wilts this amowitrA to £5.840 (2024.. £5.56]). As s￿Ed
above w¢ have plo¢¢d £20.000 ID the Churth of Scotlard Iovekn In¢(Mn¢ Fund. We also hold £64,099 in the Church of
Swtland Invesior5 Deposit Fund.
R￿ery￿ Poliey
It is the Trnstees. policy io hold reseprts of approxillwety nine expenditure includllw designated fimuls. At the y￿[
end the Church held unrestricted of £108.317 Thi% is made w of £66.857 which b&s been &sl￿d for fabrtc. plus the
balance on the General Account of £41.460. Thts repesthts approxlln#ety 7.5 expenditu￿.
The Churth also ￿ld £131210 ofrestricted ￿l¢￿TrAve been provideA ftrthc pu￿05¢$ SP￿lfied in Note 15.

St John's-Renfield Chureh of ScodaDd, Glasgow
Trn8tees' Annual Report (cont)
Year ended 31 December 2025
RiBk M2nAg¢memt
Where policies have bea) esablished forn￿1 docun￿Oll is in place mana8itig the risk&
finan¢ial risks.
Strnetur4 Governan¢¢ aDd MamagemeDI
Gov¢rnlng Docllm￿t
CoA%titution (Unitary Fornix &)d is subjectto the A¢ts Regthmm ofthe C￿￿al Assembty of the Churth of Scotland.
Reernltmtnt *ttd AppolAtmeDt ofTrutr
Members of the KI￿ Session are the charity tr&siett The Kirk sessi￿ thc eldersof the church and are chosen
from those nmnbers ofthe church are Co￿ldered to ha￿ the appr(yiate 8ifts and skill& Th¢ minist¢r, is a member
OTyHis•tk•D•I StTMetsre
The Kirk Session is chaiTed by the mini8ttt. (rthBr nomttKe and meets s¢v¢n limes a y¢ar. All affairs
both spiritual and tern1￿1 are the resN)Dsibility of the Kirk Sessb)n.
The KI￿ Sesston has re￿I¥¢d to adwt the titk of Eider FJnerAtiB forth￿¢ eiders who are ￿ IMger xtive in the decision
making of th¢ Cbur¢h.
Te8ularty w the KI￿ se551(￿ at lea# fourtio)es 4 year.
All c4Mnmitt¢¢s have a fornwl remiL

St John's•Renfield Cbureh of ScodaDd, Glasgow
Trustees, Annual Report (eont)
Year eDded 31 December 2025
Referenee and Admlnigtrative Inforniation
Trnteej (Ekler¥)
John Ali8
Eli74trth Arthur
Helen M A BarC￿Y
Ann Bry
Lwjra S CaId¢r{Resi￿t9j Nov ￿5)
Nichol&*C￿der
Ann T S C&wlls July2025) A￿]rtY J*nie5
T￿be] M t*88e5
Shaun G Digges
Mtriort Dowling
Moird FAgie5h&m
Susan M FU￿1¥
Christypher Sep 2025) Maria McFady
P*i¢ia M l*kGill
Sbirtey M￿￿]1
Wilma
Mary Ptris (Retired Nov 20251
B Pwn
F￿￿8 Robinson
J*thes D T&s*Jl
Mary Gl&ssford
L H•nil
Robin C Hu¢hi
D MxKfiy
Shirtey T&vell
John Ma¢Millart (Rdired (kx2W. Died Feb 2026)
Christine Mccenn
Cgxoline Taylor
iory Watt
Prineipal o￿￿e-beAr¢r¥
Interlm Moderator
A¢tin8 Se&sion Ckrk:
Acting Church Treasur¢r.
Rev.Audrey Jgmieson
M Finnigan
MTS Mary GlassfoTd
Charity Name:
Prfncipal OffJc¢:
St John%-Renfield Chur¢h of S¢otknd Glasgow
22 Beacofysfield Road
GLASGOW
G12 ONY
Charity Registration Nu•ber. SC012920
{ChuTch of s￿tland ¢x)ngregalii)n refvenL%￿. I61(KV)
Independent Examlner
Elspeth M Johnson. BS¢. CA. ￿A.
1350 Great Western Romd
GIASGOW
G120BG
BAnker8
Bank of Scotland
Glasgow Argyle Street, PO Box l(XXJ,
BX2 ILB

St John'swRenfield Chnreh of Scolland, Clww
Trustees, Allnual Report (cont)
Year ended 31 Deeember 2025
Tru8teeJ' We4￿￿81b￿li11eJ 8l*teme•t
with applicable knv aEMI Urtit￿ Kingdorn A￿)UntIng S¢andaidslUnited Kitigdom C*r*wally Aclyted Alxounling
rinancial ye*r which show a tn￿ and fair view of of atTaw5 of the chty and of th¢ irKoffting rEaourt
required to:
3¢led suitabl¢ x¢ouMing ￿li¢l¢S then aN>tythem co￿ls1e￿IY.
observe the mdhod5 arwj prinriplc5 in thE Charities SORP 2020 (FRS 102):
subject to any thp*¢ures di%elosed and cxplallKd ITr the fir•M7at $th￿Ments.
prepdre the fitwKial staternenLs on th¢p)ing bllsi5 unk55 it is iNprADtitety rKe5ym¢ thatth¢ tharity
will 0)nt￿l￿¢ in opuationa] existUKL
lime th¢ fJDaDcial p)sition ofthcdty WHI to them M) ej￿ the fin￿Gla1 swemert8 cornpTy with the
char￿e5 and Truslee Investmeni (s￿liaRd) Aa 2fNJ5 and theaW1¢￿ Accounts ISLvtland) Regula￿nS 2006 las
amenth4J}. They ar¢ resN)nsible for safepwdingthc &sseL80f the chwity •d hawe foriaking ra50nable
steps forthe prevthtion and dettttionof fr￿1 and othtt irte8ul#itic&
f￿a￿l¥l statements differ from kg1S￿l0n in other juEisdiL*KM
Approved by the Trusttts Md *•ed OA ikeir beh*l£
Mrs Sws•D M Flo#lR*•
A¢lin¢ Session Clerk
Date: 241L Febrn*ry* ts26

Sl John's-RenfRld Chmreh of scotlan￿ Glasgow
SC012920
ndepeDdent ExamlMer'8 Report to the Trustees of St John's-ReDf*ld Church
I report on the a¢¢ounts of the charity for the year ended 31 Dec¢mlxr 2025 which we set out on pages
1010 18.
Resp￿tIve respowilmlitles of trustets a*d ind¢FAd¢nt ¢xwiner
The charity's trustees are ￿POnsible for th¢ tw¢parntion of th¢ accounts in ac¢ordanc¢ with the ternis
of the Charities and TTU5tee Investmtht (Scotland) Act 2(Ki5 aTh4 the Charities Accounts (Scotland)
Regulations 2006 (as amended).
The charity trustees coA8ider that the a￿lit rtquiremart of Regul•ti(M) I￿1) (a) to (c) of the Accounts
Regulatio￿$ does not apply. It is my reswibilty to examine the ac¢ounts as rquired under section
44(1) (c) of the Act and to state whether FArti¢ular matt¢rs h&v¢ come lo my attention.
Ba8b of IDd¢peDde•l ex*mlMeWs 8l*lement
My examinaiion is carried out in ￿e0rd￿ with Regulation I l of the Chariti¢s Accounts (S¢otland)
R¢8ulation$ 2IK16 (as amended). An examinatim Includ￿ a T¢view of the ￿U￿tIng records kept by
hartty and a comparison of the a¢￿￿nts presented with those records. It also includes
consideration of any unusual items or disckjsures in the accounty and seeks explanations from the
ITU5tees wn¢¢ming any such matters. The uDdertkn do not provide all th¢ ¢viden¢e that
would Ix requir￿ in an audiL and conseq• l not ¢xw an audit opinion on th¢ view given by
the accounts.
Independenl examimer's stateweat
In the COUT5e of my examinatio￿ no matter ha5 to my attention
which gives me re&sonabk cause to believe that in any Materi￿ rwt the requirements:
. to keep accounting re¢ord8 in accordance with Section 44(1) (a) of th¢ 2005 Act 8nd Regulation 4
of the 2006 Accounts Regulalions (as amamldx and
to prepare accounts whith accord with the ￿￿l￿ting re￿)rdS and Comply with Regulation 8 of
the 2006 Acc(wnts Regulations {as *m¢n￿)
to Whic￿ in my Opinio￿ attentirn slkmthl be drnwn in ord￿ to enabk a prw understanding of
the accounts to be reached.
EC4pdfv M 132
ElS￿th M Johnson, BK c& crA.
1350 Great We￿ern Ro
GLASGOW
G120BG
Date: 4th. Mgrth 2026

St John's•Renfield Chureh of scotlan￿ Glasgow
St*¢emetst of Flnanel*l A¢¢lvhl¢s
Yur ethded 31 Det*mber 2•25
Tot•1
2024
[1x￿lOn$ and Iyies
ajaritabk ￿livItieS
Other tr*ling activiltC5
133.715
5.512
10230
139.227
13.432
15.357
10.544
149.259
1739
I 1.743
4.922
SW771
&550
240.030
I 1.289
I I,743
764
15.357
4.842
3.842
13.613
11&776
16.622
288.448
157.976
17V60
171.672
Ch*itabl¢ activities
201244
5.655
149,533
3tMI
89,283
238,816
3(Kl
239.116
11.244
5.655
149,833
89283
N¢1 l&¢orndlexpe&dil*re) bef•n amd
(43268)
(4339)
21.139
27.493
49,332
1&4
IQ456
1312
2,312
Nrt In¢••￿{wA￿dI1w¢> Mt
51 fuDd¥
IW12)
14.929
(I lJ831
24.151
27.493
51
(1(￿)
{26.9l21
1¢
(1421
24.009
142
27.635
Net Th•Ve￿•t iti
15,029
{11,8831
51.644
Rteoxill*tiOA of
Tot#1 fuDth bro¥ght f•rn*td
135229
IIA317
11&181
131210
251,410
239.527
111220
135,229
88.546
199,766
251,410
Page io

St John'S-Renf￿1d Church of Seod*Rd. Glasgow
Balance Sheet
A$ at31 De¢¢mber, 21125
Totsl
Flxed
Tangible assets
825
90,986
91 Jll
41436
85,1
4U36 8&(X
127,436
127.436
C¥rren¢ An¢ts
16,623
63 J55
84.367
164J45
COSITIkrAkqit FuThl Ac£gMll
Cth * bank in hand
23J37
57J69
81.406
40262
63J17
127h16
46.210
CreditOTJ
F811irtgdue within oney
]¥ot turremt *sMts
12
1SJ25
1SJ25
159¥J9
1•8J17
2JgJ27
251AIO
The fuuth•tthe tk*rlty.
15
13131•
114181
Unr¢striatyJ tncorne fillth:
57
41.460
1•8J17
74,692
60J37
135329
41A61)
108J17
Totsl ¢b•rMy
1•8J17
lJl310
239J27
Th¢ xcowits were app￿ved bytrKThtslt¢s at the ￿aIn80f theKirk S￿10￿ on 24tIL Febnwy 2026
For￿ on beh￿fo[thcTru51¢c5
Pagell

P*l¢J
VAY
Tauthll
P•12

St Joknls-R¢nfield Chur& of Seothnd. Gl*8gow
Notfs formlB¥ pwrt orth¢
for ike yur ellded 31 DeeemlKr 2025
T•tsl
2•25
F•Bd•
T•tsl
1•2S
2•24
Offum
103.110
24.794
4JJO
1.162
107.460
25,956
iOU3J
25.744
20.(
5,743
lJ98
83.30J
IOS,578
27,142
103.303
400
605
310
431
280
J25
133.715
5JJ2
139327
149259
90.771
240.030
725
725
6.337
2213
2.014
6J37
2213
Swing Fair
2264
1542
2.014
32112
13.432
2.739
8J50
11,289
Use ofp#M¢s
15JJ7
1SJ57
11.?43
11,743
15.357
15J57
11.743
11,743
4 1DVt4tmeDt IDt•xt
Dividctth retti￿d
t￿￿11 irta
2Jll
4.102
740
3,026
1,196
3.159
613
(185
2,579
3J6J
5.7112
4.842
IOJ44
4.922
3,842
8,764
5 otknr IDt•me
13.613
16.622
3,009
13.613
16.622
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St John•s-Renfield Ch•reh of SLhOtl*rf GI￿g•W
Notes formillE Part of the 8tat¢ments
ror the year ended 31 December 2025
T•t*l
T•tAI
2024
25
2024
2024
7l738
4J15
64.669
4J40
4JlS
4.340
Pulpii ywly
,524
21424
17.415
1,142
127
l J24
22.424
98,141
I,142
127
825
682
19.866
24.456
39.016
lJ74
14S¥)
825
1.412
31 J12
24.456
39,026
lJ74
L490
125
1.422
31.512
80*57
CowKil water<*ary
H￿1]￿ ￿ lighiin
19J06
I l J71
758
Cleantng
1.183
300
1.106
59)
758
1.170
1.979
sn
1.979
572
591
5th53
5.655
6J38
399
149J33
8.626
89383
9.025
238.816
201244
T•thl
20t244
5J55
206.899
149.833
8928J
239.116
thrtaL1I￿ty aNJ have nDi ￿*￿S¢￿￿telY i&MifK4t
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St Johnls-R¢nf*ld Church of Seotland. Glasgoiv
Notes forming part of the finandal stat¢rneDts
for the year ended 31 Dettmber 2025
202$
2•24
7 S¢*ff **d *u•b¢
aries
23.591
865
24,456
22.424
Pe￿$10￿ contributions
21424
The averagen￿llbtr of employe¢s duringthe ytar. c41udat￿1 (th the b•sis ofa he￿ ¢owi( wo5 Js foll
2•25
2D24
Cl¢anerlknitOT
Admin *ssistant
No empk*yee h*1 emplo)te benefits ith excess Of£60.￿￿12024: Ni
All Churth of Scotla￿1 congvegations ￿ltri￿Arte to N*i(wl StiPryKI Fund which bews the ￿￿ts of all
ministeES' StipeDds 8Dd employerfs CthtiilMrtiLW for n*ional insuranc< wion and housing and loan fimd.
Ministers, stipends I￿ paid in accord￿ with the Trational stipend 5cal4 wbich is related to ye*$ of gtsviet. For
the year under Thiew the minimum stipthd was £31433 the M￿lmuM *1p￿d in the fifth and subsequ￿1
years £39.856.
Tr¥s¢e• RernllBeAtiom *md Rel*ted P*rty Tn#tstli
Dwingthe y¢ar no12024.. Non¢) tru#e¢ r¢C¢AV￿ reiMlxnen￿t of incurr
No tru51ee (2024: wn¢) ryeivryl ￿Y r¢munet*ion thirin8the)w.
No puson {2024: None) vela*d to a th￿¢¢ h*1 A puscthl interest in or transxlion ¢nteTed into by th¢
¢liarity during th¢ year.
Duringthe ytsr a total of at leL9t £57.1￿0 (2024: £5&(￿) was dl*￿ted tothe cortrn*ion by thjsttes (Incl￿11￿8
tax tt¢ove￿a on Gift Aid).
9 T*Dglble Flxed hs*ts
Heritsble prowty
No value has be¢n to ID the opinion of thB TTUSt#& the
ltim8t¢ ovmership of th¢ proputy r¢* wrth Th¢ of S¢otland Grna¥l Tryst¢es
Flxture4 fiItIDgs ¥Jod equlpaemt
At cost at l Janyary. 2025
Disposals durin8y
Additions durin8)vr
17.149
17.149
17.149
17.149
At l January 2025
Disposals during ye4r
16J24
15.499
825
At 31 D￿¢Mber. 2025
N¢t b¢x* v¥lu¢ ¥ 31 D¢wDb¢r2025
17.149
16,324
825
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St John's-ReDfi¢ld Church of SCOthD￿ Glasgow
Notes forning part of the fimneial staternents
for Ibe year ended 31 Dtt¢rn￿r 2025
2K4
Market valu¢ * 31 Dff￿b¢￿ 2024
Acqui8Aiions at cost
Unyealised 8ain l{loss) on rtvth
Morkrt value * 31 Demnbtr 2025
90.986
19.994
16,456
127.436
88.674
2,312
90.986
91234
71,240
The following investsnents are held..
6.179.42 (2024: 6.179.42) CTrwifiwd Units
1,816 Units C*ux¢h of Scotland Inc4)me FWNI
106.752
20.614
127,436
90.986
90,986
li Debtors- Grants receivabl¢
16,623
12 Cr¢dltsn
750
14.775
1SJ25
4,946
13 A•*lysh of Ne* AM¢ts Amomi
G¢vr41 DNlp*t¢d ReJtrleted
Tol*l
assds
Inv¢stm¢nts
Current assets
Current liabiliti¢5
Net assds at 31 De£¢rnber2025
42.436
24.421
15,
46210
127.436
127.616
(15.525)
239.527
56.985
(15J25)
41.4
66.857
131210
Fixed assets
825
825
90,986
164J45
{4.946)
251,410
Inveslm¢nts
54,692
20.000
36294
79,887
64.651
(4.946)
60.537
Cwrent liabilities
N¢t Jssets at 31 Deeemiw 2024
74.692
116.181
14 Vol*oteers
made by volunteers who 8ive theirtime aNI thI￿tS willingly for the bNb¢fit of the Thurth. The arets of
nMionai lif¢ which T¢ly on the c￿￿11￿rtIOn of volunteers Artm￿Y athl V￿led and much of th¢ activity
would be unable to continue￿￿ it forthe c(rfTrffjitment shown.
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St Jobn's-RenfRld Church of ScotlaDd, GIAsgoiv
Notes forniing part ofthe finane1￿ statememts
for the year endd 31 De¢ember 2025
15 Movwexts kn Fwds
At Jft D¢¢
RegtYkt&4 ftt#d8
Benevolent
Foodb
Fkjwer
Parish d¢v¢loprnAt
Toikt up
6J26
275
6.801
646
1.140
IOlJ27
21.096
131.210
(3,IINJ)
(1,655)
1303
4.102
li.058
20584
97.425
11.038
(1.￿}
15W5)
Designwed fabr
73.618
3.101
(27,436)
16.456
65,769
1,088
41,460
108J17
60.537
135229
154.831
157.976
(173.S08)
(201244)
(ioo)
(100)
16A56
251,410
178,560
1206,899)
16,456
239,527
411
At 31 Dee
2024
Benevoleni
Foodbank
Flowrr
6249
277
6,526
{6.(KJ))
(Ih26)
142
1034
11488
67.987
88.546
ish developme
Toikn upgr
84,937
24.708
I16,T16
97.425
11,038
116.181
(11,657)
189283)
142
UtsT*Jtrkted
68JiO
3m6
2J12
1,044
*50,537
135229
fjen¢rnl
41.910
l68.f4)2
171.6r2
(149.833)
(149.833)
(142)
(142)
1312
Totsl fvnds
199,766
288.448 (239,116)
2.312
251,410
B¢n¢voleni fund is avaiw k) the ministtt fordwitable th¢ ￿edY0fth¢ pgrish ￿￿8￿0
Foodbank fund ￿Ikcts￿d remits dOn￿lon5 to the IL￿1 f￿d1•k
fri￿d$.
Toilet Up￿k futKI h85 been estthlishedto k)iktup￿th[* the
Pag¢ 17

St John's-Renfield Chureh of Seotland, Glasgow
Notes formlDg part of th¢ fm•D¢i•I sl•t¢m¢Dts
for the yar ended 31 De¢emb¢r 2025
16 Colloetlon8 for thlrd p*lle•
2025
2024
St Greg￿lS FoOdb￿& {iocL Gift Aid)
Christian Aid
LHM360 (Lcdging MI￿10n>
Revive M S Supi
Olive Tree Scotland
St Mryet of S¢otlwyd Hospice
Prince and Princess of Wak5 H05pirx
Beatson C8n¢er Clwity
Insulate Ukrnine
Fields of Lifr
6.fy)0
2,173
4,387
3J03
2.425
1.027
2.470
412
405
400
2219
.055
Young Liv¢s vs C•n
350
270
125
56
Crossrea¢b
BBC ChildTett in Need
14278
20.111
li h&4 not been possible tt) fvlty quaftiify dwi(w fw <rthas Mthi¢h have been madeJin¢e sorne
Gift Aid will also be able tsb¢ claimed direa by the s¢xne of the 41oJ)ations li5t¢d a￿try¢.
Donati￿ in kil￿ were also nwle duTing the yeK to SL GTe8orfs F(K*JbanL the L￿87￿8 House
Mi55ion aThJ Christsw gifts for children thr￿ Glassow, the C8riD8 Cty.
17 Tho Low B•que8t
of Scotland Investment Tntsl. These units we Irthin￿l by the Clmwch of S￿d and
18 L•g•¢1g• and
Bequ￿ frorn Williwn Wwd
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