Reaching Others for Christ Ministries

“Expenses min exp-books/matls 138 min exp-youth ministry 1,070 min exp-awana program 3,937 min exp-orphans 2,126 min exp-meeting costs 124 church family needs 1,579 miscellaneous 500 auto expenses 2,134 office supplies 94 supplies 122 computer maintenance 287 bank fees 78 total 12,189”

“PAYROLL TAXES 497 497”

“Form 990-ez, part iii - primary exempt purpose the tax exempt purposes of the organization are religious, charitable and educational. Its activities are motivated my matthew 28:19-20, "therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the father and of the son and of the holy spirit and teaching them to obey everything i have commanded you. And surely i am with you always, to the very end of the age." with this instruction, the organization believes it is necessary to go and witness to those who have not had an opportunity to hear the gospel of jesus christ., also, it fulfills its mission of educating and providing charity to needy persons. It is said in james 3: 15-16, "if a brother or sister be naked, and destitute of daily food, and one of you may say unto them depart in peace, be ye warm and filled; notwithstanding ye give them not those things which are needful to the body; what doth it profit?- not only does the organization minister to the spiritual needs, but makes provision for other needs as well. Form 990-ez, part iii, line 28 - first accomplishment: candace carr vasquez's and vladimir vasquez's (her husband) regular activities with reaching others for christ: weekly activities: supervise 3 awana clubs every friday night at local church (discipleship/bible teaching programs for kids from 0-6 yrs.) buy, prepare and take materials for craft for awana clubs; buy and prepare snack for awana clubs; help support youth pastor with preaching at saturday youth group; coordinate awana clubs international for el salvador (includes ordering materials, getting materials to churches, training churches, leadership development for churches, coordinating all awana activities in el salvador); counsel kids and youth when they have issues or difficult problems; disciple and mentor kids & youth; write teaching materials and devotions for teachers and kids; help with multimedia in friday/sunday church services; weekly planning meetings for ministries at church; radio talk program giving biblical advice to youth; head pastor to the high school youth program; meetings with youth leadership team; meetings with pastoral staff monthly activities: activity at orphanage (crafts, kids clubs, games, food and more); help orphanage with electric bill; speak/teach in local schools about values (such as honesty, purity and respect); translate for u.s. Groups/campaigns; bible study for ladies first tuesday of every month; write newsletters to send to supporters; teach bible study to 4th graders in american school; help families in need (food, canned goods, etc); scholarship for college for two young people; scholarship for high school for two youth yearly activities: travel to u.s. To speak to churches and report about work in el salvador; travel to missions churches in guatemala, nicaragua, costa rica and help out; plan and direct awana activities that include all awana churches (awana leader training, games, olympics); plan/direct vacation bible schools”

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