University Christian Ministries Inc

“The operations/audit committee reviews the irs form 990 with the external certified public accountant prior to sending to the entire board, typically at its october committee meeting. The irs form 990 is forwarded to the full board after the operations/audit committee review and the irs form 990 is approved by the board of directors at its november board meeting.”

“Upon joining the board of directors, and annually, each board member is expected to complete and sign an affirmation and conflict of interest statement which covers board conflict of interest.”

“The compensation package of the exective director is reviewed by a committee of the board of directors every two years. The compensation package must be approved by the board of directors. Camparisons with similar organizations, published compensation data, and independent review are all utilized in determining appropriate compensation. Compenation for personnel other than the exective director is deteremined after reviewing comparability data from the center for nonprofit excellence, similar ministries and other nonprofits.”

“The organization complies with all laws with repect to public inspection of forms 1023 and 990, as well as with any other applicable state or federal document disclosure laws. Forms 1023 and 990 will be provided to the general public upon written request.”

“The organization complies with all laws with respect to public inspection of financial statements and governing documentation, as well as with any other applicable state or federal document disclosure laws. Financial statements and governing documents will be provided to the general public upon written request. Upon joining the board of directors, and annually, each board member is expected to complete and sign an affirmation and conflict of interest statement, which covers board conflicts of interest.”

“Is to provide opportunities and resources for corporate and individual investigation of the truths of the historic christian faith in response to the questions raised by contemporary society. We will provide these opportunities and resources first to the university of virginia, secondly to the charlottesville community, and thirdly to the broader region. Through this mission, men and women will be transformed by the truth, which will be reflected in their thoughts and actions, both in their private lives before god and in their public lives as members of society, their family, and the church.”

“Fall 2024: (5) lecture events: "ask bill anything" (bill wilder); "the surprising rebirth of belief in god" (justin brierley); "two view: baptism (ben maton & keith goad); "meet the professor" (lucy guarnera); "what to do after college fair". Spring 2025: (3) lecture events: "from godric's hollow to king's cross: theology in harry potter" (sarah borden); "lunch with a professor" (jennifer frey); "veritas forum: what makes my life worth it?" (curt thompson & david costanza); (4) lunch club lectures - "what's the deal with denominations? Intro" (fitz green); "what's the deal with denominations? - victory church" (aj moseley)-; "what's the deal with denominations? - trinity presbyterian church" (chris colquitt); "what's the deal with denominations? - portico" (jason conner); "what's the deal with denominations? - st. Nicholas orthodox church" (fr. Robert holet); "what's the deal with denominations? - church of the good shepherd (rev. April murray).”