Lost But Not Forgotten

“There were donations made to 11 different non-profit organizations of interest to LBNF for a total of $4,250.”

“The total aggregate of gifts made to African evangelists and pastors was 11,885. There were four individuals from three different countries included.”

“Other expenses always constitute the bulk of our expenditures given the nature of our work in West Africa. 1. Mission trip expenses accounted for 85,333. A broad category and the largest expense of the ministry reflecting our mission goals. This covers many items including airfare, ground transportation for the teams, 4x4 rentals, fuel, rental of evangelism equipment, housing, food and water. Other small expenses include appreciation for chiefs and officials. 2. Equipment was down to 9,196 which includes megaphones, phones, computers, motorbikes, and generators. 3. Evang. supplies 274. 4. Humanitarian aid 1,944. If medicine is included this number approaches 7,000.”

“The amount of 13 for book-keeping adjustment we are proud to say was the lowest adjustment in our history and reflects better attention to detail and also years of experience contributing to more accurate book-keeping. The total amount of expenditures is down last year due in part to a tragic loss of the life of a director and evangelist due to a motor vehicle collision. We are recovering from this with a transfer of responsibilities to more recent human resource acquisitions. This has also led to a division of resources across West Africa leading to a diversity of unreached people groups receiving the Word of God.”

“The total liabilities for end of year 2021 of 467 reflects two credit card charges which were carried over into 2022 and have since been paid.”