Trinity World Missions Inc.

“Michelle Benzinger, Chairman and Director, and Chis Benzinger, President, are married.”

“Trinity World Mission's financial information is compiled during the fiscal year by an experienced independent bookkeeper. The bookkeeper creates the income and expense statements and a balance sheet. A specialist familiar with 501(c)(3) organizations then creates the Form 990 Informational Returns using the information from the income statements and balance sheets, as well as information provided at the Greenhouse Collective and Abiding Together websites, or by one of the officers.”

“Trinity World Mission's make its governing documents available to the public upon request. Also, Trinity World Mission's Articles of incorporation are available to the public at the Kentucky Sec. of State website, Corporations Search. Trinity World Mission's 990 Informational Returns are available to the public at the IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search and GuideStar or similar websites. Upon request, Trinity World Mission's will provide a copy of any of the above or any other public document (such as the IRS 501(c)(3) determination letter and IRS Application for Recognition of 501(c)(3) Exempt Status) by mail or email.”

“Our mission is to promote the living of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This is done through three lines of activity: the Greenhouse Collective, Abiding Together, and our original activity of assisting lay missionaries to serve the poor. (1). Greenhouse Collective is a collection of resources for women to cultivate their spiritual life so that they and their families thrive. Please see our website at greenhousecollective.org for more information. (2). Abiding Together provides resources for men and women to grow in holiness. For example, there is a Bible study series, an apostolic letter series, and a liturgical season series. Abiding Together is best known for its weekly religious podcast. Please see abidingtogetherpodcast.com for more information. (3). We continue to promote lay missionary activity by assisting lay missionaries. Lay missionaries serve the material and spiritual needs of poor in the United States and overseas.”

“Our mission is to promote the living of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. This is done through three lines of activity: the Greenhouse Collective, Abiding Together, and our original activity of assisting lay missionaries to serve the poor. (1). Greenhouse Collective is a collection of resources for women to cultivate their spiritual life so that they and their families thrive. Please see our website at greenhousecollective.org for more information. (2). Abiding Together provides resources for men and women to grow in holiness. For example, there is a Bible study series, an apostolic letter series, and a liturgical season series. Abiding Together is best known for its weekly religious podcast. Please see abidingtogetherpodcast.com for more information. (3). We continue to promote lay missionary activity by assisting lay missionaries. Lay missionaries serve the material and spiritual needs of poor in the United States and overseas.”

“Sister Miriam Heidland is one of the regular members of the Abiding Together podcast. Being a consecrated religious, she took vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience. Thus, compensation for her time and services of $26,000 is instead paid to her religious community, the SOLT Sisters. SOLT Sisters stands for The Sisters of the Society of Our Lady of the Most Holy Trinity. Also, Trinity World Missions continues to promote lay missionary activity by assisting lay missionaries. Lay missionaries serve the material and spiritual needs of poor in the United States and overseas. During 2021 Trinity World Missions provided resources and $25,152 in financial support to two lay missionaries who are serving the poor, primarily in the southeastern United States, in the states of Louisiana, Florida, and North Carolina. Thus, the total dollar figure here is $51,152.”