BROUGHTY FERRY
BAPTIST CHURCH SCIO
SCOThISH CHARITY NO: SCOS1613
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT AND
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
for the year ended 31st May 2024
Reglstered Address:
86 St Vincent street
Broughty Ferry
Dundee DD5 2EZ

BROUGHTY FERRY BAPTIST CHURCH
TRUSTEES, ANNUAL REPORT
for the year ended 31 May 2024
The trustees have pleasure in presenting their report together with the
financial statements for the year ended 31 May 2024.
Reference and Admlnlstrallve Infonnallon
Charlty Narn•
Broughty Fery Boplist ChLrch SCIO
Charlty Number
SC051613
Currenl Truslees
(to 16 January 2024. Seuetary until then)
Treasurer
(to 25 May 2024)
Secretary (from 6 March 3)24)
110 31 May 2r241
Chairman (from 13 September 2)23)
(from 22 June 2024)
{from 22 June 20241
Mlnlsler
(ocling chairman until 13 September 20231

Slructure. Governanee and Management
Conslllvllon
Broughty Fetry Baptist Chvrch was founded in November 1876, registered as o
charity on 9 June 1939. govemed by its conslitvtion and rules.
The Chuich Official￿ become o Scottish Charilable Incorporoled Organisation
I'SCIO") on l June 3x2. This w05 the legal date Ihot the "old" vnincorporated
charity {SCOI19371 was officialty wound up ond oll its assets and liabilities tron5ferred
over to the SCIO ISC0516131. Setting vp the SCIO required a new constihjtion which
was discussed and approved by the mernber5hip.
Appolnlmenl ol Irustees
Under the tenms of the new constitulion. the deacons and minister are the church's
Trustees. Deacons retire in a rotation based on lenglh of service. with kn Deocons
normally retiring eoch year. &ections of Deacons are caryied out in accordance
th church hondbook.
Objectlves and Acllv111es
Chorftable purposes
The advancement of refigion.
Acllvllles
Throughout 2￿23124 the church mel in pe￿on and had much encouragement from
the number ofvisitorswe had. We continued toofferzoom attendance as on option
for those not able to meet in person.
As reported last year. consideration of accommodation needs has been on£oing.
Progress has been made during the yeor in defining ow requirernenls. parlicularfy
for children and youth w(yk and engaging with architects and building wofessionols
in progressing plans. At yeor end. our Building Accommodalion ond Improvements
totalled £1 14,237 (2022123: £95.931 l. We are in contact wth onother locol church
about the future of ourst Vincent Street budding ond remoin confident that the Lord
will yovide our needs.
Last year. we reported thot we hod secured fvnding from Dundee Volunteer &
Voluntory Action IDVVAI and the Baptist Union of Scolland, in order to support local
Ukrainions postorally. This project concluded on 31 March 2024 with on Alpha course
for Ukrainians, run in partnership V4ith o city-centre chwch.
Youlh work continued wrth regular and varied sessions for Ihe church's youth. with
much lo be thonkful to the Lord for in terms of youth discipleship. We are very
thankful to our Youlh Pastor and youth leam for all Iheir hord work.
With the svpport of our Children ond Fomifies. W￿ker and ow Yovth Pastor, we
continued to offer a ￿o￿arnMe of events ond activities fly all ages. for example
toddlers, Messy Chwch. Break-thnJ. JAM (Jesus and Mel and JAM Kids (Sunday
School). The work has at times been challenging in terms of lack of volunteers. We
ore very thankful to our Children and Famil ies Worker and her team for oll ther hard
woth throughovt the year.

As a￿aYS. we are thanktul for the prayer ond dedlcation of so many in our
fellowship. especialty Ihose who help ond Supp￿ others. often behind the scene5.
Proyer meetings and life groups continued Ihroughovt the year. Proyer is of course
the lrfeline of ony church and we ore very Monkful to all who pray nto slvations and
support others by listening. proyer ond in practical ways.
Life groups general￿ meet every two weeks and prowde opportunities for the
church to meet in small grovps vtho study the Bible together and its practicol
oppbcalion to Ilfe with the outcome of growng in Chrisl.
Men's Nights provide oppcylunities for men within the church to establish and build
relationships wilh each olher over food
Flnanclal revlew
We are grateful to the fellowship of ￿ughty Fery Baptist Church. vrfho have
generou51y helped vs to meet our financial needs.
The total Income Ihs yeor of £153.277 was £13.537 higherlhan the £139.740 rep￿ed
last year. The main movement5 were receipts from fvnckoi%ng activities. which
increased by £9.734 mointy due to the receipt of a donation of £1 0.000 ond a legocy
of £1,000. Recurring giving w0ssright￿dOVffl by£l.138from lost year. Gifl Aid for the
2021122 tox year was claimed this year ond weceived ju51 after year end. This lotolled
£17.906. This was tronsferred lo the Bvli ding Accommodation and Improvements
Fund in order to help with the planned extension. Holl hires to101￿d £23.760 which
Wos £1.504 more than last year. The RBS deposit account opened during the yeor
gave us interest income of £742.
Our total expenditure of £137.173 was £7.416 higher than the £129.757 last year. The
main reasons were Ukraine pastoral minty costs of £1 0.223 and pay increase5 of
£5,229 compared to last year. Thi5 is Offset to some extent by lower fabric costs ot
P8C of £4,318. This was becouse lost year's costs induded the new sound desk and
audio visual system costs of £14.487 whereas this yeorfs inckjded professional fees
for the extension project of £9.334.
As usvol. we paid OLff ￿11 capitation charges to Ihe Baptist Unbon, and mode some
donations. FLther details of whot we received and paid is included in Notes 4 to 7.
The main donations made in Ihe yeor include £2.OCQ in 5vppcxk of Hamish Rice
studying at a French Bib￿ College, lour quarterly donations of £250 each to Serbia,
EBF HO￿ Land Appeal. MAF and SU Toyside. In oddilTon. we donated £750 as love
gifts to supported missionaries. £250 to SU Tayside from Christmas olfering. £5CX) to
8MS Harvest and £9LK) lowoYd5 the EBF Armenia appeal. We olso supported Nilapu
and Su&Mita in India wth renl and emergency hospitol costs lotalling £1,7￿.
We are thonkful that we generated net receipts of £16.104 {comp(yed to £9.983 last
year) which includes the Gift Aid claim of £17.906 finally received just after year end.

Consequently, our bank bolance increased during the year. The total amount in the
bank as ot 31 May 2024 was £147.567 {31 May 2023: £131.463).
Here is a summary of the various Funds held by Ihe chvrch as ol 31 May 2024:
Fund
Fund
balanco
balan
brouBht
carrie
fr*Wa￿ Rece*ts Payments Transleys forwa
und narne
limate Act5on
uildin8 accommodatlon and imly0￿rnents
lary d￿atIOnS
kraine minlsty
nrestrlcted funds
otal fvnds
95.931
17.91% 114,237
1.2L)) 11.2LWI
9.456
3LKI 110.2231
24,6
151,377 1125.7501
131,453 153277
137.173
14671
32.411
14756
17.906
Reserves pollcy
The Truslees, policy is to retain unrestricted funds of at least £30,[￿ In order to meet
commitments ond cover any unexpected expenditure. Unrestricted funds at 31
May 2024 stood at £32.411 12022123: £24.6901. thich is above the minimum larget.
Thi5 includes Gift Aid claimed f¢y Ihe 2021122 tox yeor bvt exdudes Gilt Aid
cloimoble for the 2022123 and 2023124 lox years. 11 also ncludes extensK)n-relcted
Iprofessionol services) costs of £9.334.
Ow cuffent focus is on increasing the Bull ding Accommodation and Improvements
fund. which stood ot £l14.237 ot 31 May 3)24 {£95,931 ot 31 Moy 20231.
Thanks
Finally. the Trustee5 wish lo record our thank5 to God. vtho ha5 guided and provided
for the church through anolher year.
Declar¢Jllon
The Trustees declare Ihot they hove opproved ttie above TnJstees' Report.
Signed on beholf of the charity's trustees:
Secretary
Date:
Treasurer
Dole:
Lqlql2Jt

Slalement of Recelpts & Payments for Ihe Year Ended 31 Moy 2024
Y•ar•nd4d
31 M•y
Year ended
31 Mav
2023
furbds
lynd5
Recelpts
Donations (Note 41
Receipts from fundraisin8 artivitie5 (Note Sl
8ank interest
Rent from land & bJildings
Receipts fr￿n charitaFJe activities (Note 61
sut￿01•1
Proceed5 from sale offixed assets
Tatsl Retelpts
265
21633
742
21760
89,531
21,408
158
22,256
6,387
139,740
700
21.93
74
23,76
5.67
15L37
15U77
￿£37
153277
139.740
P*ymeftts
Expenses for fvndraisir6 actkvltles
Payments relatin8 dlrecdy to d￿rItsble Ktivities (Note
71
Grants and donations InfAe 81
Governance costs
Tot•1 hym¢nts
11,423
118,145
7.185
42
125.75
129,56
124.127
5,330
42
11423
137,17
129.757
Surplusl(D•lkft) fortheyear
19523)
rransfer5 between funds
17.
I17￿6
BrO￿1rt lrnrd fvnds
10&773
131,463
Total funds urrled lorward
115,156
31411
V17,567
iA63

stolement of Balances as at 31 May 2024
Yearer
31M
Yearended
31 May
2023
ftestricted L1Thre￿i(ted
f¥nds
Cash fvnds
Cash and bank balances at start of yeor
Surplus I (Deficit) foryear per Statement of Re￿Ipts &
Payment5
Transfers between fvnds
Cash and bank balances aterbd oly
IIA773
24.69
i.
121.480
19.523)
17.
25,62
I17,91￿)
3Uii
14104
9,983
147.567
L31A63
ecre
Dale:
Tre0￿er
Date-
rL4(f I
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Notes lo the accountsfor Ihe year ended 31 May 2024
co
nlin
These occovnts hove been Ffepored on the Receipt5 and Payments basis in
occordonce vrith the Charities & Twstee Investrnent {5cotlandl Act 2CJ35 ond the
Chorities Accoun15 (Scotlond) RegLlations 2006 las amendedl.
eond
ose
f funds
Unrestricted fund5 are those that moy be used at Ihe discretion of Ihe trustees.
Restricted funds may only be used for specific purposes. Restsrctions arise when
specified by the donor or ￿en lunds are raised for specific pwposes.
ted
tronsa
tions
No trusiee received any remuneration. During the year £IO,C(K) was from
received from Stakam Ltd. o compony kn*hich trustee, A￿taIr Wo￿n own5.
Year end
31M
Year •nded
31 May
2023
lunds
Donatlons
Open Plate
General.. Standlng Order5 & Envelopes
Miscellanèous
Legacies
8.525
80.878
128
79.762
io,
79.762
99265
89,531
e¢el from fundra
General.. Gift
Building accommodation and improvements
Climate Attion
Ukraine mlnlstrv
Fundraisng
17.
17.9D
5331
12.620
2.677
4.02
21J3
4.02
m <harftable a
Children & Families, Work
Youth Worker
Church Groups
L200
5.187
387
5.67
S￿77.
5.677
877

Yea
ended 31
May 2024
Ye•r
ended 31
May 2023
Re51rlcted UMe5trlrted
nds
nds
7.Pa
ents rektkn dliecl
Gross Pay- Minlster
Gross Pay- Children & Famllles, Worker
Gross Pay- Youth Worker
EMpl￿S Nl
EMploye￿S Penslon
Mileaee
Telephone
Coundl lax & & Huusing AIILwance
Baptist Unlon of Scotland Capitation Fee
Falxlc: P8C
Fabric: St Vlncent Street
CPD Costs
Insurafftce
Property Service5 (Cleanin& Grass & Wartel: PBC
Property Service5 (cleani￿ & Wastel: Stvincentstreei
Utllltlès (Gas. Electrfic Br￿dband & Watsrl: PBC
Utilities (Gas. £lertric. Broadband & Wèterl: StVin￿nt
Street
Photocopy- & Printing
Office & Cleaning Supplies
Other Admin Costs
VSsltlng Preacher5
Church Group5
Catering Expenses
Sundry Minlstry Costs
Ukralne ministry
39.073
12.852
11.823
707
4,712
39,073
12,852
13,023
707
4,712
L09
42
36.472
11,702
11.545
383
5,246
1,589
1.2th)
7,27
7.27
4.20
10,693
215
3SO
6.881
10.693
21S
15.011
501
1.263
3.115
6,325
1,866
2,H5
5,63
1.98
137
1.98
2B7
1322
472
61
619
1.07
1.07
1,015
679
1.416
545
4,566
634
1,365
5.09
77
822
10.223
129.56
822
10.223
124 127
ntrs
nation
During the year gronts and donations lotollng £4.835 were paid to I l organisations. ond
o total of £2.353 p(id to 2 indivbauals.
ations
The Church is o part￿1patIng ern[￿0Ver Ihe Bq)lisl Pension Scheme {"Ihe Scheme"). which
is o separate legd entity administered by the Penshjn Trustee IBoptsl Pension Trust ￿￿Nted1.
The ossets of the Scheme are held separotety from Ihose of the &nployer and the other
participoting employers.
The Scheme. previoU￿Y known as Ihe Baptist Ministers. PensTron Fund. sluted in 1925. bLrt
was closed to futtNe occruol of defined benefits on 31 December l. Prior lo thts date the
main benefit provided through the Defined Benefil IDBI Plan was a pension of 0￿ eightieth
of final minimum F)ensionolJe ncome for eoch yeor of pensionable service togelher with
additional pension in respect of yemiurrG on Pertsionat4e Income In

nston
excess of Minimum Pensionatle Income. Since l Jonuw 2012, benefrts hove been
provided through o Defined Contnbjtion (DCI Plon.
A formal vaknation of the D8 Ron as 0131 Decernbef 2019 by o ￿ofeSSionallY quoltfied
Actu¢Jy using tt)e Proiected Unit Mettiod. Al Ihe valuation dale the motel value of the DB
Plon assets wos £298 rn1￿0n. wh15t the level of assets
needed to pay benefi15 Was £316m. gmng o deficit of £18m lequivdent lo o r)ast service
lunding level of 94%1. The Church ond the other parlicipating employers in the DB Plan ore
ccAÈctively respcfi5bi le for funding thi5 deficit. The nexl actv(Yiol valuation of the D8 Pl
thin the Scheme is due to toke place not loler thon os 0131 t)e¢ember 3)22.
On 30th Jvne 2¢y22 Ihe 8(WI￿1 Pension Scheme signed on ogreeffent with the Insuronce
company Just Grovp I"Jusl"I lo seC￿e DB Plan members, pension benefft5. Just are now
providing financid backnng f(y oll pensions ryovided tlvough the Scheme's DB Plan and
lolowng this transocticfi. the Scheme no bnger hos o shortfall. An updated Recovery plan
wos then signed in August ￿21 uThJer vthich recovery conlTibutrons from each Fjarticipoting
employ8r in the DB Plan reduced to £1 per month from Augusl X)22.
F nd in Deficil
At 31 Moy 2￿24 the Ukrane Minsty fund was in def￿11 by £467. but is expected to be
cleared by futurè income.
io

Indep•ndenl Examlner's R•p¢xl to the Truslees of Brovghty Fery Baptlsl Church
scio
I report on Ihe occounts of the charity the yecT ended 31 Moy 2024 wh￿h are set out on
pages 7 to 10.
Thts reoort is mode to the chcrities tnJstees. 05 0 body. My w¢Jk has been undertaken to
enoble me lo undertake an indeperwjent exonNnotion ot the charity's occounts on beholf
of the chc￿ty,$ tru51ees ond for no olher purp)se. To the lulest exlent permilted by I￿. I
do not occept or ¢Jssume resF)0nYb￿ to anyone ottw than the charity and the chority's
tnJslees as a Èody for my w(yk ¢y this report.
R•spedlve responslblllll•s ol lffuthes and •xomlnw
The charity's twstees ore re5pon&ble Icff the Eyeporation of the accounts in occordance
th tFp terms of the Chorities ond Trustee Investment (Scollandl Act 20JS and the Chorities
Accounts Iscotlandl Regulalions 2DJ6. The ch(Jity fruslees congder that the oudit
requirement of Regulation l O{1 I Idl of Ihe Accounts Regulotions does not aF)ply. It is my
responsibilty to exomine the account5 as req￿￿red under section 44111 (cl of the Act and to
state whether particulor Matte￿ have come to my ortenlion.
Bgsls <* Independent examIne￿5 slolement
My examination is caffied out in acc￿dance wth the Regvlotion I l of the Charftles
Accounts Iscotlandl Regu￿tIOnS 2CQ6. An examination includes o review of the occounting
records kept by the ch￿lty and a comtKJr6on of Ihe acc¢)unts presented Nmth those
records. It also includes consid8rotion of any unusuol ilems or disck)sures in tha accounts.
ond seeks exFJonotK)n5 from the Iruslees concwning ony such mallers. Ihe procedures
undertaken do not Ffovhye oll the evidence Ihot wcxjd be requlred in an audit. and
Consequent￿ I do nol exkyess an oudil otxnion on the view grven by the accounts.
Ind•p•ndenl examlner's stal•ment
In the CCAJf5e of my exominalion. no matter hos come to my attenti
l. which gives me reasonable cause to befEve thot in any matwial respect the
requirements:
to keep occounttng reCc￿d$ in occ(ydonce wilh Sectic)n 44(1 I lol of the 3J)5 Act and
Regukjtion 4 of Ihe 2C06 Accounts RegvlatKJrs. and
to prepare occovnts whlch aCC￿d occounting records and cornpty wth
Regjblion 9 of the 2C(16 Accounts RegLrfalwx
have not been met, or
2. to which. in my oKNrwon, attention shovld be dru4vn in ￿der to enOts￿ o proper
understanding of the occovnts to be reached.
an&￿ing
eLtor
Innes & PortneT5 Lrr4ted
Chartered CertifEd Accountants
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