What do you mean Alternative Energy? Any way energy is produced other than fossil fuel. A "green" energy that leaves as minimal a footprint on the planet our creator entrusted us with. Back to Top
You mention Alternative Health methods as well. What do you mean? Although the word "Alternative" is used, what is really meant is traditional healing methods that have been used for thousands of years with great success.
There are also new technologies in the energy healing field that are truly remarkable. Emotional Freedom Technique EFT being one. Back to Top
You are not for profit, yet you sell things - what's up with that? We don't rely on Donations to further our works, although we won't refuse ;-). And we cannot do what we do for free (no matter how much we'd like to) so we have to have some types of increases available to us. All the proceeds that come in to our organization go towards furthering our cause on a day to day basis. Back to Top
Are you a religious or political organization? NO!!! Although I (Rev. John - yes it's me typing this answer) am a fully ordained minister, I tout no religious nor political ties. I decided the ministry must be spiritually based and focus on our Creator and glorifying all creation, rather than get tied to any one of them. God is God. I don't care what you call him. My name in Scottish is Ian. God in Arabic is Allah. It is a scientific fact that there is only one divine energy that is responsible for ALL creation - so we choose to focus on that ;-). Back to Top
Are you a registered Charity? No. we are not. By becoming a registered charity, we are then subjecting ourselves to the terms and conditions of a contract to which I wholly disagree. Take some time to read the charitable organization contract or the 501(c)(3) in the US and find out the limitations for yourself. I refuse to give up my inherent right to free speech and assembly for a privilege to gatther according to their rules. Back to Top
Are donations or gifts tax deductible? One drawback to not being a registered charity is that no, your gifts are just that, gifts. They are not tax deductible. See question 5 for clarification on this issue. Back to Top
