Is A Church Nonprofit Ministry Organization

Fastest Method to File For a Nonprofit Tax-Exempt Christian Outreach – Is A Church Nonprofit Ministry Organization


I would like to share with you briefly the value of forming your Christian organization as a church, some examples of IRS approved churches, and the ideal way to start a church.

Why is it that you want church status for your own ministry?

The worth of your church in contrast to some other nonprofit is greater rights, and fewer restrictions.

First, churches don’t file income tax returns. The rest of the nonprofits do.

Second, churches don’t have to supply records of receipts, disbursements, nor do they have to give testimony under oath, of these statements such as the rest of the nonprofits do.

Third, churches have particular audit protections, where each of other nonprofits do not.

IRS approved churches and church ministries:



The Billy Graham evangelical Association, among the largest evangelism ministries in America accepted for association of churches in 2016. After 66 years of operation as a nonprofit they had been audited by the IRS and subsequently changed the organization to church status.

Focus on The Family, a ministry that provides advice and counselling on parenting, marriage and other subjects through radio, books and social media.


Apart from the different types of churches, there are different ways to organize a church.
There’s no statute anywhere that states a church is required to be a 501c3.


How your church is organized is vital to what it can and can’t do.

The ideal way to start your church is a 508c1a because it does not wave rights and also have speech restrictions, when compared with all other nonprofits.

We specialize in 508c1a formation and registration. Just as a lampstand holds a candle to be a light to everyone, a 508c1a holds your ministry to be a light to everyone in the world.

Contact us to get started today.