The Christian Science Journal's November 2010 issue, carrying an Annual Meeting 2010 interview with Mother Church Treasurer Ned Odegaard, reporting that the Church held about 450 million dollars in funds on hand, annual expenditures of about 102 million dollars, and no outstanding indebtedness.
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Tier 1: The Christian Science Journal, the Church's own official monthly periodical published by The Christian Science Publishing Society, read directly, carrying an Annual Meeting 2010 interview with Mother Church Treasurer Ned Odegaard published in the November 2010 issue, reporting that the Church held about 450 million dollars in funds on hand, annual expenditures of about 102 million dollars, and no outstanding indebtedness. A primary institutional statement of the Church's own reported figures, from the Church's own publication, not an independently audited public financial statement released to the general public. Citation
PublisherThe Christian Science Publishing Society
Publication Year2010
URLhttps://journal.christianscience.com/issues/2010/11/128-11/a-talk-with-the-treasurer-on-church-finances
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