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RegisteredUnincorporated associationSC006355Registered 25 Dec 1948

Baldernock Parish Church of Scotland

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Latest income: £34K
Latest spend: £28K
Trustees: 0; 0 chairs
Financial years: 1

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To glorify God and to work for the advancement of Christ's Kingdom. the church holds weekly services.

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Registered: 25 December 1948
Reporting status: Active
Latest accounts: -
Address: 20 Thorn Road, Bearsden, Glasgow, G61 4PP
Gift Aid: -
Holds land: -

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Year to 31 Dec 2024£34K income · £28K spent