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What are the services and benefits I receive as a member of Kingdom Advisors?

Kingdom Advisors offers an array of services and benefits included in membership designed to equip Christian financial professional to integrate faith and practice. CLICK HERE to download our July – December Member Services Guide.

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What is the difference between a member of Kingdom Advisors and a Qualified Kingdom Advisor?

A member has access to the community of Kingdom Advisors, including all of the member services (CLICK HERE to download our July – December Member Services Guide.)

A Qualified Kingdom Advisor is a member who has met the criteria required to attain the Qualified Kingdom Advisors™ designation and be listed in our searchable web listing for the public. The designation is granted to advisors who:

1. Complete the Kingdom Advisors’ Core Training
   
2. Assert their belief in Jesus Christ
   
3. Provide evidence of their technical competence
   
4. Provide evidence of their personal integrity
   
5. Commit to personal stewardship
   
6. Commit to incorporating biblical wisdom into their financial advice

CLICK HERE to download a complete listing of requirements for qualification.

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Why is there a difference in dues from a member and a Qualified Kingdom Advisor™?

Qualified Kingdom Advisors™ enjoy the benefit of carrying the Qualified Kingdom Advisor™ designation and being included in our searchable web listing for the public. The additional dues also reflect, in part, the cost to the ministry to administer the qualification program including processing applications and renewals, maintaining the Qualified Kingdom Advisor™ listing on the web, and responding to the public inquiries for a Qualified Kingdom Advisor™.

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Does Kingdom Advisors rely on contributions from members over and above dues to sustain the organization?

Yes. While dues and fees for member services are the primary components of our economic model, we rely on member contributions to support, in part, the ongoing operations and capital needs of the organization. The dues and fees provide a substantial and foundational level of revenue for many of the daily, ongoing needs of the ministry. However, there will continue to be funding needs that exceed member dues and fees.

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Can member dues be treated as a charitable contribution?

No. Member dues may qualify as a business expense for income tax purposes, but not a charitable contribution. Any amount given above your member dues will qualify as a charitable contribution. Please consult your tax professional for advice related to your specific situation.

Study Groups:

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Do you have to be a member to attend a study group?

You do have to be a member to attend a study group on a consistent, ongoing basis. However, we will allow non-member guests to visit study groups up to three times before they will be required to join as a member. This policy allows study group participants to continue to use the study group meetings as a great introduction to the ministry of Kingdom Advisors, while ensuring that, over time, study groups are made up of Kingdom Advisors members who are committed to integrating faith and practice.

Organizational Structure:

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Is Kingdom Advisors a 501(C)3 non-profit organization?

Yes, it is.

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What is the mission and/or vision of Kingdom Advisors?

We exist to help Christian financial professionals integrate their faith with their practice for greater Kingdom impact. We believe that we are witnessing a movement of Christian financial professionals who seek to do just that and who will continue to greatly benefit from the training, equipping, and community that Kingdom Advisors offers.

Additional Questions:

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How can I get assistance with additional questions?

Please email info@KingdomAdvisors.org with any additional questions. We look forward to serving you!