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Organisation Review Mee Yan-Judge of Quality and Equality has now completed our CMF organisational review and presented her report to the CMF Executive on 16 September. The report identifies major strengths and significant weaknesses, as a result of rapid growth in CMF's external ministry outstripping growth in internal administrative structures.We...
Staff woes The Office team has felt under some health pressure over the last few months: Peter Armon, our Overseas Support Secretary broke his leg in February, and is only now beginning to travel in to the office from the South coast where he lives – email contact has been invaluable...
Assistant Student Secretary Alex Bunn has joined the staff in mid February to strengthen our student work, working alongside Mark Pickering for the next two years – this is a very exciting new development as it enables more effort to be put into strengthening our student ministry. Many will know...
Staff news We mentioned Jonny Thiessen in the last issue of CMF News as the new International Coordinator; he is now really well settled in, having just received his National Insurance number, making him legal at last! He has also got engaged to Fiona, a fellow student at All Nations,...
New International Coordinator Jonny Thiessen is CMF’s new interna-tional coordinator. This new role will involve coordinating CMF’s ICMDA-linked activites – namely CMF summer teams, the international students’ precon-ference and participation in ICMDA - as well as providing administrative support to ICMDA Eurasia in its rapidly growing ministry involving over 60 countries...
The smile has returned! We are now processing all gifts and Bankers Orders in real time, and acknowledging them (there are still a number of exceptions to be sorted out) within a few weeks of receipt, which is a wonderful feeling after 50 much grief. Thank you for your patience...
CMF's finances currently show a very healthy surplus of £57,000 as at 30 September, on turnover of £673,000 (£52,000 deficit for the same period last year). This is a cause for great gratitude to the Lord for his gracious provision, and for the generosity of the graduate membership in particular,...
2nd quarter accounts for 2003 The general response to the subscription increase has been very positive indeed and total income for the first six months of 2003 (£436,000) is £50,000 ahead of our budgeted £386,000 and £64,000 up on 2002. The total expenditure of £404,000 could not be closer to budget,...
2002 Accounts The accounts for 2002 have now been audited, and approved by the General Committee, and there is much to give thanks for in the last 12 months. The 2002 deficit of £11,038 on income of £814,012 is encouraging given all the circumstances. The work has developed very significantly,...
2002 Accounts We are immensely grateful that the 2002 accounts, which are being audited and finalised show only a small deficit of about £20,000, £16,000 of which is a paper investment loss due to stock market falls during the year. These assets are held for the long term, and have...
