Berean Liberty Foundation

“The foundation's cpa prepares a draft of the tax return which is then reviewed by two officers of the foundation before the return is filed with the internal revenue service.”

“The board sets the salaries of the officers annually based upon reasonable compensation for duties performed.”

“Documents are available upon request”

“Volunteerism counseling, encouragement, one-on-one ministry during 2013, the foundation engaged in the following activities in support of and accomplishment of its exempt purposes and mission: good morning ozarks on klfc christian radio - klfc is an 1800 watt station located in branson, mo. Good morning ozarks is a live broadcast which airs daily on klfc and through the internet. The vice president served as a co-host for these broadcasts. The format of this broadcast is a mix of music and interviews of local as well as national interest. The christian gospel is very prevalent through both music and testimonials. The outreach of this program is very extensive with several thousand as a weekly audience. The tabernacle - this is an exempt organization designed to provide educational assistance and spiritual guidance to individuals seeking to know more about the jewish culture and biblical jewish heritage. During 2013, the president of the foundation worked with the jewish rabbi at a seder banquet held in arkansas. Canada mission trips - building on the success of previous years, the foundation coordinated a trip to canada for construction programs and pastoral renewal retreats. Pastors and layman from 8 churches across missouri, kansas, and arkansas assisted the pioneer camp, an intervarsity christian fellowship camp with various building and clean-up projects in preparation for the summer schedule of campers. Mexico mission trip - the president of the foundation worked to coordinate a trip to los mochis, mexico with a group of 14 individuals. The purpose of the trip was to assist in humanitarian efforts, construction, and to spread the gospel in that area. Real encounter, another non-profit ministry team participated in this ministry in 2013. There were school assemblies and evening events promotion good character, correct decision- making, family relations as well as sharing the gospel of jesus christ. Approximately 4,000 were in attendance at these meetings. Church army branson - this is an exempt organization designed to assist men and women who are drug and alcohol addicts to become set free from their addictions and to be rehabilitated as a productive member of society. The president of the foundation spoke upon varioius occasions in 2013, as well as mentoring and counseling personnel related to church army. The preaching and teaching assignments were designed to encourage, motivate, explain biblical principles, offer hope, and enhance their progress toward rehabilitation. Aaron house - this original ministry of the foundation is in its fourth year of benefiting pastors and their families, missionaries, staff ministers,and groups in a tranquil retreat setting. Aaron house is a 3500 ft. Residential facility. It is fully furnished and equipped and tastefully appointed. It provides a very peaceful, restful, reflective, and spiritual atmosphere. In 2013 the foundation has hosted many families, individuals, and groups at aaron house from canada, arkansas, missouri, kansas, texas, and illinois. This retreat setting provides a very personalized ministry approach to help assist those who come to be encouraged, strengthened, rested, and restored. In 2013, this included providing short-term housing for missionaries on furlough and a family that had experienced a burn-out. Conferences, meetings, and special events - in furtherance of the foundation's exempt purpose, the foundation president participated in special meetings, revivals, conferences, teaching, and speaking engagements. There were approximately 24 different events, with an approximate total attendance at such events of 5,125.”