Click below for the Total Apportionments Paid by Auxillary that has been received at the district office as of 6.7. 2021. This is NOT the final report.
This report will also be posted on the district website under the allocations tab.
An update will be posted, on the district website, June 7 with the current May apportionments received in the district office. Consecutive updates will be made within 48 hours each time from the previous posting date.
This is a new transition for us, so if you are having troubles please contact Chris Nelson (KC District Treasurer at cnelson@kcdistrict.org.
If you have any other questions, please contact Chris Nelson (District Treasurer) cnelson@kcdistrict.org.
You can also view your up to date (entered monthly) apportionment payments.
If you have questions on how to pay your district allocations on Funding the Mission CLICK HERE.
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Complete this form and send with check to District Treasurer, please email the allocation worksheet to cnelson@kcdistrict.org.
June 2021 - May 2022
June 2020 - May 2021
APR: https://apr.nazarene.org/apr/
Nazarene Treasury System Zoom Meeting Information
Local Church Treasurer Information
Record Retention Guide
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DISTRICT BUDGET/PLANNING COMMITTEE
The District Finance Committee believes stewardship is a vital ingredient of Christian living. We further believe obedience is necessary to Christ’s command - to go, to be, and to do. This report
reflects:
The Giving to Others Stewardship Plan is based on God’s statute: “When you receive... the tithe I give you... You must present a tenth of that tithe as the Lord’s offering.” (Numbers 18:26) The committee recommends to the Assembly approval of a tithe and offering system of church apportionments in line with the adopted denominational system, Funding the Mission.
Since it is understood that the Biblical principle of “tithes and offerings” is both universally accepted by our churches and encouraged to be “tested” by God (Malachi 3:8-10), the Giving to Others Stewardship Fund will be a weekly tithe on all monies raised with the only exception being Faith Promise, world evangelism, and missions monies (see www.fundingthemission.org for what constitutes faith promise, world evangelism and missions monies) and an additional 4.0% offerings. These funds will be sent to the district treasurer who will divide each local church’s “Giving to Others” Fund monies according to the approved formula and then send the appropriate monies to the respective recipients.
The recommended formula from the Global Ministries Center and the Finance Committee of the Kansas City District for the Giving to Others Stewardship Plan will be:
WEF 5.5 %
Pensions and Benefits 2.25%
MNU 2.25%
District 3.15%
Church Planting 0.25%
District Auxiliaries 0.6 %
Total 14.00%
Giving to Others Stewardship Plan is based on a tithe and offerings (whether through Faith Promise, Easter and Thanksgiving Offerings, or some other planned missions giving). Churches are encouraged to develop and implement a plan for education and participation in global missions. Moreover, the church is encouraged to follow the Macedonian model in 2 Corinthians 8, where Paul writes that the believers: “are also filled with abundant joy, which has overflowed into rich generosity. For I can testify that they gave not only what they could afford, but far more. And they did it of their own free will.” (2 Corinthians 8:2b-3)
The definition of church income is: Any donation received by a church that qualifies as a charitable contribution; USA churches already evaluate every dollar that is deposited in their treasuries as either qualifying or non-qualifying for charitable contribution receipts; donations that qualify to appear on a charitable contribution receipt are to be included in church income.
Monies given to World Evangelism Fund (WEF) and approved Mission Specials should be recorded as church income; however, these funds will be subtracted from total church income before the percentage is applied for WEF (and in the USA... the percentages will be applied for P&B and EDU funds), examples include World Evangelism Fund and Ten Percent Mission Specials (mission offerings that raise funds for specific needs, connecting donors and ministry).
Most questions can be answered at www.fundingthemission.org.
Church treasurers are encouraged to continue to send monies for World Evangelism Fund, Pensions and Benefits, MidAmerica Nazarene University and the Kansas City District (including monies for SDMI, NMI and NYI) to the District Center.
HOW OFTEN DO WE SEND IN OUR CHURCH’S TITHE?
Optimally, the tithe should be sent in every week. If your church operates best on a monthly basis, then send in the tithe payment monthly.
DOES THE LOCAL TREASURER NEED TO CALCULATE THE PERCENTAGES FOR EACH APPORTIONMENT?
No. The local church treasurer should make out one check to the district reflecting the tithe and plus 4.0% offerings. The district office will then divide the monies and send them to the appropriate entities. Indication will need to be made what consists of the tithe and what monies are the 4.0% offerings.
WHAT WILL CONSIST OF “BUDGETS BEING PAID IN FULL?
The local church will have the ability to go to www.fundingthemission.org and locate the amount of participation based on the amount of total raised. The district will also post to the website periodically the participation levels of each church. Budgets will be considered paid in full when the local church pays a full 14.0% of the total income raised.