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1200+ served during Serve Day 2016 1288 people attend service each week (avg) 47 people baptized 670 attendees are in life groups 440 students attended CPC’s schools during the academic year 838 people regularly serving in the church 890+ people received care through the counseling center $780,000 given away to our 59 mission partners 2016 / 2017 ANNUAL REPORT 200+ accepted Jesus General Offerings 5% Expenses Leadership -1% Worship -25% Connect 3% Serve 5% Support 1% Reserves 288% Total Expenses 5% CHURCH 2018 BUDGET Budget represents only unrestricted income & expense 2017 2018 CHANGE % Financial transparency is a CPC principle. We welcome the opportunity to answer any questions. Please contact Steve Fisher at [email protected] General O erings $ 5,771,000 Designated Contributions 904,000 Program Income 675,000 School Tuition & Fees 3,605,000 Counseling Center Income 960,000 Rental Properties Income 507,000 Other Income 101,000 TOTAL $ 12,523,000 FY 16-17 INCOME BY TYPE (1) 2017 school expenses exclude facility fees of $527,000 Salaries & Wages $ 3,707,000 Program Expense 1,493,000 Missions 782,000 Facilities & Depreciation 1,390,000 School Expense (1) 3,082,000 Counseling Center 1,011,000 Rental Properties Expense 847,000 $ 12,312,000 FY 16-17 EXPENSE BY TYPE TOTAL School Expense 25% Facilities & Depreciation 11% Program Expense 12% Missions 7% Salaries & Wages 30% Counseling Center 8% Rental Properties Expense 7% School Tuition & Fees 29% Program Income 5% Designated Contributions 7% Counseling Center Income 8% Rental Properties Income 4% Other Income 1% General Offerings 46% $ 5,800,000 1,574,000 440,000 1,094,000 597,000 1,645,000 450,000 $ 5,800,000 $ 5,550,000 1,589,000 590,000 1,064,000 569,000 1,622,000 116,000 $ 5,550,000 250,000 (15,000) (150,000) 30,000 28,000 23,000 334,000 250,000 FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

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Page 1: FINANCIAL OVERVIEW49dfff0e2a0b79b49c49-8540936dfc81cd5caf446ce2fe69cf86.r78.cf2.rackcdn.com/...as their Savior and 47 people were baptized. And for the first time in the last 12 years,

1200+served during

Serve Day 2016

1288people attend service each week (avg)

47people baptized

670attendees are in

life groups

440students attended

CPC’s schools during the

academic year

838people regularly

serving in the church

890+people received

care through the counseling

center

$780,000given away to

our 59 mission partners

2016 / 2017 ANNUAL REPORT

200+accepted Jesus

General O�erings 5%Expenses Leadership -1% Worship -25% Connect 3% Serve 5% Support 1%Reserves 288%Total Expenses 5%

CHURCH 2018 BUDGETBudget represents only unrestricted income & expense

20172018 CHANGE %

Financial transparency is a CPC principle. We welcome the opportunity to answer any questions.

Please contact Steve Fisher at [email protected]

General O erings $ 5,771,000

Designated Contributions 904,000

Program Income 675,000

School Tuition & Fees 3,605,000

Counseling Center Income 960,000

Rental Properties Income 507,000

Other Income 101,000

TOTAL $ 12,523,000

FY 16-17 INCOME BY TYPE

(1) 2017 school expenses exclude facility fees of $527,000

Salaries & Wages $ 3,707,000

Program Expense 1,493,000

Missions 782,000

Facilities & Depreciation 1,390,000

School Expense (1) 3,082,000

Counseling Center 1,011,000

Rental Properties Expense 847,000

$ 12,312,000

FY 16-17 EXPENSE BY TYPE

TOTALSchool Expense 25%

Facilities & Depreciation 11%

Program Expense 12%

Missions 7%

Salaries & Wages 30%Counseling Center 8%

Rental Properties Expense 7%

School Tuition & Fees 29%Program Income 5% Designated Contributions 7%

Counseling Center Income 8%Rental Properties Income 4%

Other Income 1%

General O�erings 46%

$ 5,800,000

1,574,000440,000

1,094,000597,000

1,645,000450,000

$ 5,800,000

$ 5,550,000

1,589,000590,000

1,064,000569,000

1,622,000116,000

$ 5,550,000

250,000

(15,000)(150,000)

30,00028,00023,000

334,000250,000

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

Page 2: FINANCIAL OVERVIEW49dfff0e2a0b79b49c49-8540936dfc81cd5caf446ce2fe69cf86.r78.cf2.rackcdn.com/...as their Savior and 47 people were baptized. And for the first time in the last 12 years,

DEAR CHURCH FAMILY,

I am so thankful for you and for this beautiful fall season. The leaves are changing and Thanksgiving and Christmas are upon us.

Before the rush of the holidays sets in, I want to take a moment to look back over our last fiscal year (July 1, 2016 – June 30, 2017) and thank God for what he has been doing in and through you at CPC.

Because of your generosity, we were able to give more than $780,000 to support our 59 mission partners locally and globally. We refreshed our sanctuary and unified our worship services, making room to REACH more people with the gospel. 52% of attenders are in life groups. 890+ people received care through CPC’s counseling center. And our schools helped teach and spiritually form 440 students during the academic year. Over 200 people accepted Christ as their Savior and 47 people were baptized. And for the first time in the last 12 years, our attendance went up! All around us, we see evidence of God at work.

As we worship, connect, and serve together, I pray that we will continue to reach people with the love of Jesus, and that lives will forever be changed as a result – both in our valley and around the world.

TYLER SCOTT | LEAD PASTOR

REACHING PEOPLE & FOLLOWING JESUS

STORIESOur oldest daughter, Avery, was struggling with her transition to public kindergarten from preschool. We learned about San Ramon Valley Christian Academy (SRVCA) and its small class sizes and Bingo! We interviewed and made the move by the spring. By the end of kindergarten, Avery was beaming again! I distinctly remember one night in 1st grade when

Avery proclaimed, “Mom, I am no longer scared of the dark because I know I am never alone.” I told her, “Of course, honey. Daddy, Carly and I are just down the hall and are always here for you.” Avery smiled and said, “I know that, Mommy, but now I know Jesus is always with me too.” Wow, a shock right to my heart. This sweet little person was starting to believe in someone that she could rely on for the rest of her life–Jesus. When people ask us why SRVCA when our public school system is one of the best and it’s free, here’s how we sum it up: We not only go to SRVCA for the life lessons and academics, but also for the peace a true Christian education provides. SRVCA is a critical part of our “village” as we raise our girls.- Erin & Dan Markham

As newlyweds, James and I made the decision to commit wholeheartedly to CPC and joined the church. We started a life group for young marrieds because, candidly, there was none. A few years later, the group has grown from three to eight couples. We’ve had such a positive experience “doing life” with other young couples that we searched for another way to serve our church.

James and I joined the 2016 Sintaro team and spent our summer vacation in Ethiopia. As we’re both teachers (James is on staff at Acalanes High School), education is a priority to us. After our trip, we decided to sponsor a child in Sintaro. Then we learned about San Francisco City Academy, closer to home, and we now also sponsor a child through City Impact.

All of those choices, to serve and grow our community, have taught us a valuable lesson: In giving, we are blessed. - Meredith Munoz (SRVCA 2nd Grade Teacher)