How are the Assemblies of God finances managed?

The management of Assemblies of God finances is firmly rooted in biblical principles, especially those concerning stewardship and tithing. This approach emphasizes the importance of responsible management and the belief that financial resources should be handled in a manner that honors God and supports the mission of the church.

Stewardship involves recognizing that all resources, including finances, are entrusted to individuals by God, and it is crucial to use these resources wisely and for His purposes. Tithing, or the practice of giving a percentage of one's income to the church, is a key aspect of this financial management approach. It creates a culture of generosity and community support, ensuring that the church can continue its work in spreading the Gospel, serving the community, and fulfilling its mission.

The focus on stewardship and tithing not only reflects a commitment to biblical teaching but also aligns with a perceived ethical standard, avoiding any personal or secular motivations that may compromise financial integrity. This principled approach fosters transparency and accountability within the church's financial practices.