Institute for Hebraic-Christian

“Activity classification: grants paid. Grantee name: bridges for peace. Grantee address: p.o. Box 410037 melbourne, fl 32941. Grantee relationship: n/a. Amount given: 2,000.”

“Activity classification: grants paid. Grantee name: u.s. Holocaust memorial museum. Grantee address: 100 raoul wallenberg pl sw washington dc, dc 20024. Grantee relationship: n/a. Amount given: 500.”

“Activity classification: grants paid. Grantee name: parkinson music ministries. Grantee address: 1619 hill top ln kingwood, tx 77339. Grantee relationship: n/a. Amount given: 3,500. Total included on form 990-ez, line 10: 6,000.”

“Description: depreciation. Amount: 63. Description: other expenses. Amount: 467. Total to form 990-ez, line 14: 530.”

“Description: bank charges. Amount: 42. Description: property taxes. Amount: 82. Description: advertising. Amount: 601. Description: office supplies. Amount: 973. Description: postage & shipping. Amount: 554. Description: travel. Amount: 1,501. Description: services. Amount: 2,034. Total to form 990-ez, line 16: 5,787.”

“Description: depreciable equipment. Beg. Of year amount: 16,821. End of year amount: 16,821. Description: accumulated depreciation. Beg. Of year amount: -16,720. End of year amount: -16,783.”

“The institute for hebraic-christian studies (ihcs) is a non-proselytizing christian zionist education organization whose vision is to educate christians in their judeo/christian heritage and the history of anti-semitism; encourage relationships between jews and christians through education, mutual respect, communications, and working together for the common good of both communities; and bless israel and the jewish people in the diaspora by encouraging christians to actively stand against anti-semitism and give comfort and support to the people of israel. Ihcs hosts special educational and religious meetings; conducts classes on judeo/christian relations; publishes books and articles; leads tour groups to israel; and speaks at churches, conferences, and jewish venues. The institute currently offers courses on the jewish roots of christianity and the hebraic background of the new testament. Additionally, in order to attempt to improve christian-jewish relationships, the organization has conducted christian tours of the holocaust museum in houston, texas. For 20 years, the organization also sponsored an annual holocaust memorial service featuring holocaust survivors.”

“This organization is related (via common officers) to sounds of the trumpet, inc. (74-2040425). Sounds of the trumpet, inc., is also an exempt organization under section 501(c)(3). Sounds of the trumpet, inc. Originally formed the institute as a teaching and research center for the purpose of educating christians in the jewish roots of christianity and the role of israel in the prophetic scriptures. The new organization was formed to continue performing the exempt purposes of the institute and did, in fact, assume many of these responsibilities during 2003 and all of the institute's responsibilities beginning in 2004, in accordance with its stated exempt purpose. The organization's employees were also concurrently employed by sounds of the trumpet, inc. (ein 74-2040425) during the taxable year. The two organizations qualify under the concurrent employment rules contained in regulation 31.3121(s)-1. The institute for hebraic-christian sudies, inc. Was the common paymaster during the taxable year and duly fulfiiled its responsibility to keep the books and records for the common employees' payroll. Therefore, all of the wages and salaries paid by the organization were reported on forms 941 and w-2 by the common paymaster, the institute for hebraic-christian stidues, inc. (ein 46-0496069). Two officers, richard booker, president, and peggy booker, secretary/treasurer, were concurrently employed by each organization during 2022. Each offcicer devoted more than 50 hours per week during the year to the two organizations. This time was split between the two organizations. Therefore, the organization has duly reported that each officer devoted 13 hours per week to this organization on form 990-ez, part iv. Both related organizations have taken appropriate financial segregation measures to expend funds on programs in a manner consistent with the expections of the general public.”