THE VINE CHURCH LIMITED

Company number SC329580 ·

Active - Proposal to Strike off

Executive summary

The Vine Church Limited is undergoing a planned corporate cessation following its December 2024 merger to form Hope City Church, making its independent financial health status terminal by design rather than distress. While specific financial metrics are unavailable, the organization's perfect filing compliance and lack of insolvency flags indicate a well-managed, orderly transition. The primary focus must now be on the clean transfer of any remaining assets and maintaining statutory compliance until the formal dissolution is complete.

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Overview

Company type
PRI/LTD BY GUAR/NSC (Private, limited by guarantee, no share capital)
Incorporated
2007-08-20
Dissolved
2026-08-11
Registered office
The Vine Church, 131 Garvock Hill, Dunfermline, Fife, KY11 4JU
Postcode
KY11 4JU
Accounts category
Total Exemption Full
Charges
2 outstanding

Accounts

Last made up to
2024-12-31
Financial year end
31 December

Confirmation statement

Last statement dated
2025-10-27
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Nature of business (SIC)

  • 94910 Activities of religious organizations

Officers 4 current · 13 resigned

Appointed 2018-09-26
MR Rowland AMADI Director
Appointed 2018-09-26
Appointed 2015-03-04
Appointed 2007-08-20

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Group structure 1 subsidiary

From persons-with-significant-control filings on the public register.

Contact details

Website
thevinechurch.com

Welcome Thank you for looking for the Vine Church. In December 2024 The Vine Church merged with Grace City Church in Dunfermline to form Hope City Church, Dunfermline and are now an Alliance member of the Elim Pentecostal movement. Steve and Hannah Chalmers, formerly of Grace City Church, are our Senior Pastors. We now worship […]

The class of 2007

59%

of the 237 companies in this sector incorporated in 2007 are still active today; 40% have since been dissolved.

A fact about the year, not a forecast for this company.

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