The Church of Scotland
Irongray, Lochrutton & Terregle8 Church
YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2024
RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS ACCOUNTS
Congregation No:_ 080458
Scottish Charity No:_ 033058

Referon¢e and AdmlnistratiV8 Infomiation
Charity Name'.-
Charity Registration Number.-
Congregation Reference No'.-
Contact Address'.-
Irongray, Lothrutton & Terregles Church
SC033058
08,1458
Trustees
Prlnclpal Offlce-b8ar8r8
Minister:.
Session Clerk'.-
Deputy Session Clerk'.-
Church Treasurer'.-
Independent Examlner
J T Rennie & Co
Accountants
5 Buccleuch Street
Dumfries
DG12AT
Bankern
ank of Scotland
91 High Street
Dumfries
DG12BN

Trustees. Annual Report
Year ended 31 December 2024
Structuro Governance and Mana
ement
Govornlng Documènt
The Church is administered in accordance with the terms of the Deed of Constitution
Iunitsry Form).
Recruitrnent and Appointmont of Tru8tee8
Members ofthe Kirk session are the charity trustees. The Kirk Session members are
tre elders ofthe church and are chosen from those members of the church who are
considered to have the appropriate gifts and skills. The minister, who is a member
of the Kirk Session, is elected by the congregalion.
Organi$atlonal Structurn
The Kirk Session is chaired by the mini5t8r and meets four times in a year. Certain
responsibilities are delegated to the Finance Committee and the Propetycommittee
as appropriate. The Kirk Session is responsiblè for spiritual and temporal affairs
within the church.
ObJectlve8 and Actlvities
The Church of Scotland is Trlnitsri8n In doctrine, R8formed in tradltion and
Presbytérian in polity. It exists to glorify God and to work for the advancemént of
Christ's Kingdom throughout the world. As a national Church, it acknowledge5 a
dislin¢tive call and duty to bring the ordinances of religion to the people in every
parish of Scotland through a territorial ministry. It co-opèrates with olher Churches
In various ecumenlcal bodies In Scotland and beyond.
Achlevements and Perfornianc•
Events..
The Church again provided a sales table for the lent lunches held in aid of Christs'an
Aid in March.
A Sponsored Walk was held in August and a Big Breakfast in October open to all.
Songs n Scones moming events were held regularly throughout the year, oper) for
all to attend.
Mince Pies and Coffee were provided for all to attend in December.
Carol Singers. wilh mince piès, joint event with local community council was also
held in De￿rnber.
Grou
sIMeetin
Session Meetings were held regularly throughout the y8ar. The Stated General
Meeting was held in April.

Trustees, Annual Report {cont}
Year ended 31 December 2024
Financial Review
Overall, the income (J'ointly for the current account and the fabric account) was
£5,140 less than expenditure, Funding was required to cover the deficit and
therefore money was Iransferred from the Fabric Arxount to provide cash flow and
to ensure exp8nses were covered. At the end of 2024, the balance of the Genèral
Account was £6,277.20. While the Fabric Account balance was reduced to
£18.837.51.
General A¢¢ount'.
Despite fundraising efforts Continuing as previous years our outgoings were greater
than income by around £8,200 This gap was covered during 2024 by transferring
£8,000 from the Fabri¢ Account. enabling this aGGountto have £6,277.20 atthe year
end.
Income. The income for 2024 (excluding one off legacies) reduced by around £700.
We have sadly lost members of the church through bereavement and the
subsequent reduction in income also meant less gift aid income. Other income also
dropped due to one off events in 2023 such as the electricity refund at £2,865.
enditure.. Increased by £2,838. This being in addilion to the £8.850 increase in
2023. The increase over the last Nvo years is mainly due to changes to presbytery
support and therefore the amount required to meet our Giving to Grow commitment,
insurance, pulpit supply, organist fees and electricity costs being much higher.
FabrSc Account..
Spend from the fabric account was £2,678. Of this £1,554 was donated to pay for
refurbishment of the ¢hurch doors at Irongray Church. Therefore income over
expenditure was £2,960. This helped to reduce the impact of transferring £8,000
from this account to the general account to cover day to day expenditure. After
transfernng the £8,000, the year end balance left in the Fabric account was
£18,837.52.
Lookin
Ahe
The high expenditure and reduced income for the general account is forecast to
continue. The Trustees will be discussing and planning how to manage the situatson.
Reserves Polic
It is the Trustees, policy to hold reserves of approximately six months expenditure
including designated funds At the year end the Church held unrestricled cash funds
of £84,975. Vvhilst this represents just over years expenditure, it should be noted
that £59,059 of this relates to a legacy provided in 2024. The increase in general
running costs along with reduced income will require funds lo be used from reserves
to be able to afford running costs in 2025 if lègacy funds are excluded.
The Church also held £4,149 of restricted funds and £39,750 of endowment funds
which have been provided for the purposes specified in Note 10.

Trustees. Annual Report {cont}
Year ended 31 December 2024
Statement of Trustees, Responsibilities
The members of the Kirk Session must Piepare financial statements ivhich give
SLrfficient datail to enable an appreciation of the transactions of the Church during
the financial year. The memr)ers of the Kirk Session are responsible for keeping
proper 2ccounting records which, on request, must reftect the financial position for
the Church at that time. This must be done to ensure that the financial statements
comply WE￿ the CharrtEs and Trustees Inyestment {Scotland} Act 2005, the
Charities Accounts {Scotlandl regulations 2006 and the Regulations Anent
Congregational Finance approved by the General Assembly of the Church of
Scotland 2007. They are also responsTble for saeguarding the assets of Uie
Church and must take reasonable steps for the prevention andlor detection of
fraud and other irregularities.
Approved by the Trustees and signe(l on their behaEf.
Date:
19 March 2025

ra
Indt
for the
Lochruttun & Terrt
Jles Church
ndeni Examintr's R
ort
ear ellded 31" D¢romber 2024
I report on thc accounis of the charity for the year ¢nded 3151 December, 2024, whi¢h are sel out on pages
6t0 I I
Respef Ilve rL*pon$ibilstlts of trustee5 ottd examiner
The chariiy's trustees are responsible for ihe prcparntion of the accounts in accordance with ihe iernis of the
C.harilies and Tru51ees Inv¢simcni18¢oilllnd) Aci 7005 and the Chariiies Accounts (Scotlandl R¢¥ulaiions 2006
(as &iiieTrded}. The ¢liarity Intstccs consider that the audit requirL'meiil of RebTulation l O I I l (al io Icl of lh¢ Ac-
¢ounts Re￿)Ul&ll0￿5 docs noi apply. li is my respon5ibiliti' to exainine the accounts as requir<d under the secli()n
44 {1 l (cl of th¢ Acl and to sthte whether particular mallers have come to my attention.
BAsl$ of ind¢p¢Adent examiner's Jtatement.
Mv exarninBtion is Ca￿led out in accordance with Re8ul&tion I l of the Charities Ai¢ouni {Scoiland) Regulations
2006 amended}. An ¢xarninaiion includc5 8 review of the a¢¢ountin&i recurd5 kepi by ihe charity and a coin.
pari%on of the accounls prcsenLLd wilh Ihas¢ records. It a15v iniludes coiisid¢ration ol'any unusual items or dis.
closures in the ac¢oun15. and seeks ¢xpl&naiions from lh¢ irusie¢s ¥onc¢rninbY siich mart¢r%. The prucedures un-
dertak'cn dii noi provide Bll the evidence thal would be regiiired in on audii, ond consequenily I do n(ii expr¢ss An
audil (bpiiiioii on the view given by ihL' dLL(Trunis.
Indtpendenl examlner's Jtwtf mont
In the course of my examinalion. no mAller has Come 10 my attention.,
which &iiv¢s nie reasonable ¢aus¢ io believc ihat In Dny moierilll Tequiremenls..
lo keep accountinbv recurds in a¢¢ordanee with seciion 44 {1) lal of Ihe ?005 Ail and Rrsulaiion 4 of tlie
2(M)6 Accounis R¢bTulaiions: and
io prepare areounts which 4¢rord with the accounlin¥ records and comply with Regulation 8 of th¢ 2006
Accounts RcbTulations-
have no¢ bc¢n m¢t: or
io ￿hICh in my opinion, otteniion should be drawn in order to enable a proper understanding of ih¢
ccounts to be reached.
Date:
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J.800
3,145
1.295
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1.91J
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10.419
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93
4,851
4.Y58
167
4.801
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Presbytery Dllcs
Pulpit Supply
(hher st&ffillB costs
Fllbric Tepair & wintenance
Coott¢il T
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InsuTanc¢
Chur¢h offi¢e exwsts
Organ and Musi¢
xhcrexpen5¢5
Mini￿er costs
25,734
35
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35
23,630
627
678
465
3237
650
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2,671
2.528
7.701
4.297
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2,880
1.354
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7.701
4.297
764
1880
341
1.968
48,874
6,077
4,193
420
2250
414
1,576
46.036
260
1.961
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1.114
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2023
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