2020 saw more than $22 billion in damages from weather or climate disasters. This does not include other forms of devastation like the loss seen from riots, fires, and other accidents. At times, insurance alone does not cover the full amount of damage to Church buildings, and a damaged Church can be left without a home. This is unacceptable. In response, TSF has created the Disaster Relief Fund to partner with Christians who have a passion for helping provide for those who are affected by unexpected Disasters. The Disaster Relief Fund will provide grants to Churches and Organizations from our movement to provide recovery assistance needed after natural disasters and other destruction to premises and ministries.

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TSF wants to see heaven crowded with the redeemed. Jesus told us how to accomplish that goal. His last command to His followers is known as The Great Commission: “Therefore, go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit, and teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you. And surely, I am with you always, to the very end of the age.” (Matt. 28:19-20) There are two key parts to this verse. 1. We are to go to ALL the nations. 2. We are to teach them. The Missions and Ministry Fund is designed to sponsor and equip servants living out this calling so that more people can be reached with the good news of Jesus Christ.

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According to Barna, only 15% of pastors are under the age of 41. The question is not “if” the next generation is entering into the ministry, but rather “why not?” It appears that one of the primary obstacles to the development of ministers is a lack of funding for a Christian education. TSF refuses to let the cost of a Christian education be the barrier between someone called to the pastorate or pulpit preaching ministry. The Ministry Education Fund has been created to serve students dedicated to complete degrees, programs, and certificates in pastoral and pulpit ministries as well as to support the institutions providing this education. Let’s ensure that the Church has a future guided by trained and soundly Biblical pastors leading the way.

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The Restoration Movement is one of unity. This is one reason why it is the fastest growing movement in America. To continue in contributing to this legacy and assuring the New Testament is reflected in our Churches, TSF has established the Restoration Movement Expansion Fund. This fund is dedicated to the enhancement, education, and encouragement of all things Restoration Movement. After all, “The world would only be won, when the Church was one.”

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Iona Mink received a gift from her grandmother’s estate — land appraised for $1,000,000. Iona knew she was not able to afford the property tax on this land, but she also knew she needed a steady income to help until her retirement in ten years. Iona gifted the land to a CRUT with The Solomon Foundation as the intended charitable beneficiary, which made her eligible for a charitable tax deduction. Then, TSF put her gift to work in the kingdom of God, which through the 20x Factor helped 10 churches obtain buildings. Finally, Iona received 6% as income for ten years, totaling $600,000. This is what we call a win-win-win.

Earl E. Bird has a successful business, but is ready to retire. He sells his company for $500,000 but wants to avoid capital gains tax. Earl also knows that his grandchildren are going to be headed to college in the next ten years, so he wants his earnings to help them graduate debt-free. Earl creates a CRUT with The Solomon Foundation with his $500,000. He immediately becomes eligible for a charitable tax deduction. 6% of this CRUT is placed in a trust. Over ten years, Earl earns $300,000 on the CRUT toward his grandchildren’s education. Finally, the original $500,000 gift through the 20x factor provides 5 churches with new buildings.