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Gifts help the church continue its fellowship, study and ministries.
Ways to help
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How the church described its fundraising
These are the church’s own statements.
Fundraising Products & Projects for Comunity Building and Enhancement
By providing Community Building projects and top quality, life enhancing products, we become a foundational pilar in the local and national Christian community.
We seek and strive at all times to provide new and useful products to enhance the lives of the individual members of our local community (some invented and produced by the Ministry of Research).
All commerce the church engages in is in a non-profit copacity, protected under the 1st amendment, and pays no personal salary to the Bishop or Caretaker of the Church.
The Church raises funds to help the advancement of civilian technology in local, national and international non-profit commerce by providing products to positively impact the life of the individual on a daily basis.
What support helps with
The church describes its work through fellowship, scripture study by appointment, life coaching and its four ministries. The church states that its commerce does not pay a salary to the Bishop or the Caretaker. A fuller account of how gifts are used will be added when the church provides it.
Giving online
Online giving is being confirmed. The church has used a PayPal donation page. Until the church confirms that this is still its correct donation destination, it is not linked here. To give now, please contact the church directly so it can tell you how.
Tax information
This website makes no statement about whether gifts to the church are tax-deductible. If that matters to you, please ask the church for its records and consult a qualified tax adviser. The IRS publishes general guidance on charitable contributions in Publication 526.