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2003 Independent Financial Audit

Once again the outside auditors and the OCF Audit Review Committee praised us for the condition of our books and records, and for the conservative, servant-like management of our resources in 2003.

Summary Statement of Financial Position
  2003 2002
Assets 4,471,262 3,780,554
     
Liabilities 824,162 508,871
Net Assets    
   Unrestricted 3,347,326 3,064,528
   Temporarily Restricted 199,442 207,155
   Permanently Restricted 100,332 0
Total Net Assets 3,647,100 3,271,683
Total Liabilities & Net Assets 4,471,262 3,780,554
     
Statement of Activities
  2003 % of 2003
Income
2002
Contributions* 2,550,920 77.3% 2,207,754
       
REVENUE      
   Conference Centers 673,438 20.4% 522,466
    Regional Ministries 31,821 1.0% 18,854
   Other 42,456 1.3% 51,636
Total Income 3,298,635 100% 2,800,710
       
EXPENSES      
   Conference Centers 1,132,297 34.3% 1,115,539
   Regional Ministries 374,905 11.3% 323,714
   Academies and ROTC 348,548 10.6% 342,890
   Publications 243,321 7.4% 258,358
   Education Centers 163,133 4.9% 157,508
   Director of Field Outreach 77,060 2.3% 65,666
   Executive Ministries 12,323 0.4% 16,224
   Administration 420,943 12.8% 392,504
   Fund Raising 150,688 4.6% 99,661
Total Expenses 2,923,218 88.6% 2,772,064
       
Changes in net assets** 375,417 11.4%
Net assets, beginning of year 3,271,683
Net assets, end of year 3,647,100
     

*Includes contributions to all components of the ministry.

**The significant increase in net assets was contributed to by some unusual income in 2003: $129,000 came from the one-time sale of hardwood trees, which paid for a new staff home at White Sulfur Springs; $100,000 was given to an endowment to preserve Harrison House at White Sulphur Springs; and, a total of $245,000 was given specifically for facilities construction and improvements at both Conference Centers.