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Our BHRM partners propel us forward through their financial giving and by praying for us.
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Our BHRM partners propel us forward through their financial giving and by praying for us.
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Your support helps us provide teaching, counseling, and community for students seeking hope and faith.
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Your support helps us provide teaching, counseling, and community for students seeking hope and faith.
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US CREDIT/DEBIT CARD:
For online giving instructions go here or call 602.343.4000 for donor support Mon-Thur, 8:30 AM PST. Ask for Emily Hernandez or Rebecca Crandell.
US CHECK:
Make your check payable to 'Arizona Ministry Network'. In the memo line include 'Brett and Holly Martin: 21102'.
Send check to Arizona Ministry Network, 2601 E. Thomas Road, Suite 210, Phoenix, AZ 85016-8228, Attention: Accounting
For online giving instructions go here or call 602.343.4000 for donor support Mon-Thur, 8:30 AM PST. Ask for Emily Hernandez or Rebecca Crandell.
US CHECK:
Make your check payable to 'Arizona Ministry Network'. In the memo line include 'Brett and Holly Martin: 21102'.
Send check to Arizona Ministry Network, 2601 E. Thomas Road, Suite 210, Phoenix, AZ 85016-8228, Attention: Accounting
Yes, simply visit here and you will be taken through the process.
https://www.shelbygiving.com/App/Giving/ariz2601299
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BEQUESTS
Yes, you can Include us in your will/retirement! A bequest is a gift made through your will or trust. It is one of the most popular and flexible ways that you can support our cause.What are the benefits of making a bequest?
- You leave a lasting legacy to be remembered
- You lessen the burden of taxes on your family
- You may receive estate tax savings
A bequest is one of the easiest gifts to make. With the help of an advisor, you can include language in your will or trust specifying a gift be made to family, friends or BH Restoration Ministries as part of your estate plan.
What are my options?
A bequest can be made in several ways:
- You can gift a specific dollar amount or asset
- You can gift a percentage of your estate
- You can gift from the balance or residue of your estate
- You can make a beneficiary designation of certain assets
How do I get started?
If you would like to leave a bequest to us and our ministry or you would like to learn more about bequest language, email us at: BHRestoration2020@gmail.com
IRA CHARITABLE ROLLOVER
Yes! If you are 70½ or older, you may also be interested in a way to lower the income and taxes from your IRA withdrawals. An IRA charitable rollover is a way you can help continue our work and benefit this year.
Benefits of an IRA charitable rollover
How an IRA charitable rollover gift works
Gifts from your IRA
If you are 70½ or older, you can use your IRA to fulfill your charitable goals. You can use the "Make a Gift From My IRA" tool to contact your IRA custodian and make a qualified charitable distribution. We will acknowledge your generous gifts as a qualified charitable distribution, which may satisfy your RMD, if applicable.
Contact us
If you have any questions about an IRA charitable rollover gift, please contact us at bhrestoration2020@gmail.com. We would be happy to assist you and answer any questions you might have.
Yes! If you are 70½ or older, you may also be interested in a way to lower the income and taxes from your IRA withdrawals. An IRA charitable rollover is a way you can help continue our work and benefit this year.
Benefits of an IRA charitable rollover
- Avoid taxes on transfers of up to $108,000 from your IRA to our organization
- May satisfy your required minimum distribution (RMD) for the year
- Reduce your taxable income, even if you do not itemize deductions
- Make a gift that is not subject to the deduction limits on charitable gifts
- Help further the work and mission of our organization
How an IRA charitable rollover gift works
- Contact your IRA plan administrator to make a gift from your IRA to us
- Your IRA funds will be directly transferred to our organization to help continue our important work
- Please note that IRA charitable rollover gifts do not qualify for a charitable deduction
- Please contact us if you wish for your gift to be used for a specific purpose
Gifts from your IRA
If you are 70½ or older, you can use your IRA to fulfill your charitable goals. You can use the "Make a Gift From My IRA" tool to contact your IRA custodian and make a qualified charitable distribution. We will acknowledge your generous gifts as a qualified charitable distribution, which may satisfy your RMD, if applicable.
Contact us
If you have any questions about an IRA charitable rollover gift, please contact us at bhrestoration2020@gmail.com. We would be happy to assist you and answer any questions you might have.
All financial support goes through Arizona Ministry Network of the Assemblies of God.
The Arizona Ministry Network
2601 East Thomas Road, Suite 210
Phoenix, AZ 85016-8228
Web Page: azag.org
Contact Info: Rebecca Crandell or Emily Hernandez at 602-343-4000
The Arizona Ministry Network
2601 East Thomas Road, Suite 210
Phoenix, AZ 85016-8228
Web Page: azag.org
Contact Info: Rebecca Crandell or Emily Hernandez at 602-343-4000
Yes! All donations made online are issued an instant receipt via email, and receipts for check donations are mailed to the donor. Your tax-deductible gift will be handled with complete integrity through the 501(c)(3) organization of Arizona Ministries Network.
No, there are no processing fees. Your entire donation goes directly to supporting our mission.
Call contributor services at 602.343.4000 and ask for Rebecca Crandell or Emily Hernandez. Let them know you support missionaries, Brett and Holly Martin and then provide what you're calling for. Or go to your account at azag.org and edit the changes on your own. If you have any complications please reach out to Brett at 520-240-0721.
There are principles in the bible that show ministers of the gospel should be paid by the gospel (learn more by reading next question, Is raising support biblical?). Two categories of people that fall under that are pastors who are paid by the people they serve and missionaries who are supported by others that aren't directly receiving service from them.
Brett and Holly Martin are considered missionaries. We get to rally together a team of people who provide prayer support and financial support to further the proclamation of restoration on campus.
Brett and Holly Martin are considered missionaries. We get to rally together a team of people who provide prayer support and financial support to further the proclamation of restoration on campus.
Yes! Paul says, the Lord has commanded that those who proclaim the gospel should get their living by the gospel (1 Cor 9.14). There are several examples of this being practiced in Scripture. Here are some examples:
Jesus' ministry was funded by some of those who heard Him (Luke 8.1–3) and He taught the disciples to rely on others while ministering (Matthew 10.5–15).
Paul asked the Roman church to financially support Phoebe, one of the ministers at Cenchrae (Romans 16.1–2).
Paul himself received support and was grateful for it (Philippians 4.10–20).
What about Paul's tent making days?
Paul did not always support himself by making tents.That was the second‐best option for him. See Acts 18.1–5, where Paul began by making tents and quit as soon as he was in a spot financially able to do so. See 1 Corinthians 9.1–18, where Paul's whole point is that the Corinthians owed him support. He concludes the letter by telling them that he hopes to stop by and that he hopes they will provide for him to finish his journey in 1 Cor 16.5–6. In Romans 15.20–24, Paul asks a church he has never visited before to fund him on his journey to Spain.
Paul teaches in Galatians 6.6 that Christians are obligated to provide for the needs of ministers.
The apostle John encouraged his friend to support a crew of missionaries in 3 John 5–8.
The whole Levitical system in the Old Testament (the Levites were ministers) is predicated on the financial support of ministers by the rest of God's people (Numbers 18.21–24 is a representative example). See Nehemiah 13.4–11 for how outraged Nehemiah was that the Levites had to go earn wages in another fashion.
Jesus' ministry was funded by some of those who heard Him (Luke 8.1–3) and He taught the disciples to rely on others while ministering (Matthew 10.5–15).
Paul asked the Roman church to financially support Phoebe, one of the ministers at Cenchrae (Romans 16.1–2).
Paul himself received support and was grateful for it (Philippians 4.10–20).
What about Paul's tent making days?
Paul did not always support himself by making tents.That was the second‐best option for him. See Acts 18.1–5, where Paul began by making tents and quit as soon as he was in a spot financially able to do so. See 1 Corinthians 9.1–18, where Paul's whole point is that the Corinthians owed him support. He concludes the letter by telling them that he hopes to stop by and that he hopes they will provide for him to finish his journey in 1 Cor 16.5–6. In Romans 15.20–24, Paul asks a church he has never visited before to fund him on his journey to Spain.
Paul teaches in Galatians 6.6 that Christians are obligated to provide for the needs of ministers.
The apostle John encouraged his friend to support a crew of missionaries in 3 John 5–8.
The whole Levitical system in the Old Testament (the Levites were ministers) is predicated on the financial support of ministers by the rest of God's people (Numbers 18.21–24 is a representative example). See Nehemiah 13.4–11 for how outraged Nehemiah was that the Levites had to go earn wages in another fashion.
The church is people! So, by raising support the church is paying us...but really?
It's a scalable system for the denomination. Each new missionary is required to raise the funds necessary for their own ministry. We can always produce more missionaries, no matter how many we have because there's no fixed allotment that all the missionaries have to compete for.
Raising support requires that missionaries build a network of relationships which gives access to more resources and more people with different perspectives, skills, and giftings. This allows the Gospel message to go further then it ever could by just the missionary going alone.
Many missionaries have become missionaries through being in contact with another missionary. Support‐raising forces missionaries to develop relationships that ultimately result in the production of new missionaries.
It's a scalable system for the denomination. Each new missionary is required to raise the funds necessary for their own ministry. We can always produce more missionaries, no matter how many we have because there's no fixed allotment that all the missionaries have to compete for.
Raising support requires that missionaries build a network of relationships which gives access to more resources and more people with different perspectives, skills, and giftings. This allows the Gospel message to go further then it ever could by just the missionary going alone.
Many missionaries have become missionaries through being in contact with another missionary. Support‐raising forces missionaries to develop relationships that ultimately result in the production of new missionaries.
