The Family International restructured in 2010 into a decentralized, largely non-communal network of individual members and associated organizations across many countries, has historically discouraged outside employment, and by a named scholarly account has never been wealthy as an organization; it has never published a single consolidated financial statement covering that network.
What would resolve this A consolidated financial statement, investigative accounting or scholarly financial study totaling assets, property and revenue across The Family International's associated national entities and organizations, rather than the qualitative account of financial constraint currently on record.
OpenSociology of religion and investigative journalism covering new religious movements' financial structures and cross-border nonprofit networks.Eileen Barker and Sarah Harvey, Children of God / The Family International (CDAMM, 2021)