What kind of accountability does FMI have?

Our greatest source of accountability, evidenced in what we believe and the long term fruit of lives changed for Christ. Scripture says that you will know them by their fruit. We encourage you to look at the fruit which the Lord has brought forth, and know that He alone is the King whom we serve. Additionally, as we believe that all true accountability is relational, we highly value individual and ministerial input into the personal lives of FMI leadership as the Lord directs. We feel that having a mixture of ministries/individuals connecting in heart with us is both healthy and balanced, as we seek to receive, as well as provide, input for the sake of personal and corporate growth within the body of Christ at large.

FMI is a non profit 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization as defined by the IRS code. As such, we are accountable to the IRS in regard to the handling of our finances.