Present to Heal

“Throughout the year, the ministry had additional expenses that supported evangelism, health outreach, church operations, and community fellowship. These totaled $19,066. Here's a breakdown of how those funds were used: Evangelism Supplies and Outreach Materials $2,500: This covered printing flyers, Bible study invitations, gospel literature, and outreach resources for public events and door-to-door work. Health Evangelism and Community Wellness Classes $2,000: Supplies for health seminars, cooking classes, and natural remedies presentations that were open to the public. Travel and Mileage $2,500: Gas, travel costs, and local mileage connected to home visitations, outreach trips, and ministry follow-ups. Office and Administrative Supplies $2,000: Printer ink, paper, envelopes, website hosting, mailing expenses, and other basic ministry needs. Hospitality and Fellowship Meals $2,000: Food, disposable supplies, and simple meals for Sabbath potlucks, Bible study groups, and visitor receptions. Technology and Media Upgrades $1,500: Livestream equipment upgrades, camera accessories, and software tools to support virtual worship and Bible study broadcasting. Childrens Ministry Resources $800: Sabbath school books, activity supplies, and learning materials for childrens outreach and education. Benevolence and Charity Aid $800: Assistance provided to members and local individuals in emergency situations. Library and Study Materials $800: Purchase of Bibles, Spirit of Prophecy books, and Bible study guides for teaching and outreach distribution. All funds were spent directly in connection with advancing the ministry's mission: to teach the Bible, spread health education, help the needy, and lead souls to Christ.”

“Present to Heal received total revenue consisting primarily of voluntary contributions, tithes, and offerings from supporters. No program service revenue, membership dues, gaming income, or fundraising event income was received. During the year, the ministry sold used camera equipment for $989.00, reported under Sale of Assets. All revenues were used solely for religious, educational, and charitable purposes, including pastor support, facility rent, evangelism outreach, health ministry, and administration.”

“Present to Heal received total revenue consisting primarily of voluntary contributions, tithes, and offerings from supporters. No program service revenue, membership dues, gaming income, or fundraising event income was received. During the year, the ministry sold used camera equipment for $989.00, reported under Sale of Assets. All revenues were used solely for religious, educational, and charitable purposes, including pastor support, facility rent, evangelism outreach, health ministry, and administration.”

“At the beginning of the year, the ministry had a bank balance of $10,417, which was carried over from prior years. These funds were reserved for ongoing ministry operations and outreach efforts. Throughout the year, additional donations were received, and expenses were incurred to support the mission. As of the end of the year, the remaining balance was $10024, which is held in the ministrys bank account to continue supporting its religious and charitable work.”

“The ministry began the year with a cash balance of $10,417 and ended the year with $10,024. The difference reflects normal expenses, donations received, and operating activities during the year. The ministry had no land, buildings, other assets, or liabilities. The organization raised funds through voluntary freewill offerings and public donations during worship services and outreach events. No professional fundraisers were hired.”