The Evidence Church International

Overview

The Evidence Church International is a Canadian nonprofit organization registered with the Canada Revenue Agency as a charitable organization under the number 820895738RR0001. Its primary purpose is categorized as the advancement of religion, specifically within Christianity.

Activities

The organization hosts various religious events, including weekly Bible study sessions and celebration services on Sundays. However, specific details about these activities are not publicly detailed in available sources. It is distinct from The Evidence Nation, which is a related ministry focused on raising a new generation of "Kingdom Champions," offering services like the Wealth Creation Series and Celebration Service on Sundays, as well as Covenant Renewal Services on Wednesdays.

The Evidence Nation

The Evidence Nation, while related to the church, operates as a distinct entity. It focuses on creating an atmosphere of power and joy through family-friendly gatherings. The organization is funded by voluntary contributions from its members and supportive individuals, aiming to advance God's kingdom by preaching the Gospel worldwide.

Legal Status

As a charitable organization in Canada, The Evidence Church International benefits from the charitable status that allows it to receive donations and fund its activities. The Canadian government's proposals regarding charitable status have been a point of contention, especially among faith-based organizations, as changes could significantly impact their ability to operate and provide social services[5]. However, The Evidence Church International remains registered and active under its current designation.

Location

The Evidence Church International is located in Abbotsford, BC, Canada, where it supports local religious and potentially broader community activities through its charitable work.

Funding Model

The organization, like many faith-based charities, relies on donations and voluntary contributions to fund its activities and advance its religious mission. This model aligns with the broader practice of Canadian faith-based charities, which play a significant role in social services and community support[5].