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Chinese Christian Mission, Inc.

Rating
Sector:

Foreign Missions

Total
Revenue:

$3,060,426

Total
Expenses:

$2,870,733

Net
Assets:

$4,132,390
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Profile Contents

Research Analysis
Financial Information

Ministry Pie Chart

Database Avg This Ministry
Program 83.7% 64.6%
General & Admin 12.6% 31.1%
Fundraising 6.8% 0%
Savings -4.3% 6.1%


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Summary

The Chinese Christian Mission, Inc. ("CCM") strives to reach out to the Chinese worldwide in local evangelism and foreign missions. This purpose is facilitated through the use of missionaries, evangelism training, literature, audio visual aides and radio broadcasting. CCM has developed in an international network of missions in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Philippines, Singapore, Canada and Australia. This organization is a nonprofit, contributions to it are fully tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. It is a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA).

Contact Information: [ Back to top ]

Mailing Address:PO Box 750759 1269 N McDowell Blvd.
Petaluma, CA
94975-0759
Website: www.ccmusa.org/
Phone:(707) 762-1314
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Organization Details [ Back to top ]

EIN: 381842281
CEO/President: Rev. Paul Chan Tax Deductible: Yes
Chairman: Dr. Abraham Law Fiscal Year End: December 31
Board Size: 7 Financial info from: 990
Founder: Member of ECFA: Yes
Year Founded: 1961 Member of ECFA since: 1987

Purpose [ Back to top ]

The Chinese Christian Mission, Inc. ("CCM") strives to reach out to the Chinese worldwide in local evangelism and foreign missions. This purpose is facilitated through the use of missionaries, evangelism training, literature, audio visual aides and radio broadcasting. CCM has developed in an international network of missions in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Macao, Philippines, Singapore, Canada and Australia.

This organization is a nonprofit, contributions to it are fully tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. It is a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA).

Mission Statement [ Back to top ]

The Chinese Christian Mission, Inc. ("CCM") uses the following to express its mission:

"Reaching the Chinese to reach the World"

Program Accomplishments [ Back to top ]

CCM's accomplishments and programs include some of the following:

Missions by Literature:
The free magazines published by CCM include Chinese Today, Proclaim (both in Chinese) and Challenger (English). Chinese Today is a monthly journal. Other than the U.S.A. edition, it is also published in Taiwan and Singapore editions. The combined monthly circulation exceeds 250,000 and distribution covers more than 70 countries and districts. It enjoys the reputation of "the silent missionary". Proclaim is a bimonthly publication catered to Christians. It promotes missions and spiritual growth. Challenger is a bimonthly publication for Chinese Americans and other interested English-speaking churches and readers.

Missions by Audio-Visual:
The Audio Visual ministry includes the production of evangelistic and mission-oriented slides and videos for use by churches, fellowship groups and individuals. "Performing Artists' Light" is composed of brothers and sisters from various churches in the San Francisco Bay Area, who put on evangelistic performances including the skits series "Chinese Drama" and singing. They also participate in radio broadcast and video production.

Foreign Mission:
Missionaries and various short-term mission teams have been sent to two overseas mission districts. They labor in church planting and training in mission fields.

1. Southeast Asia: Hong Kong, Macao, Thailand, Taiwan, Philippines

2. Latin America: Costa Rica, Belize, Panama

3. Israel

4. South Africa

5. Europe

All other Chinese populated areas are in mission field development consideration.

Home Mission:
CCM Gospel Center in San Francisco Chinatown provides an array of services such as short-term mission training, crusades, evangelistic meetings for different target groups and Bible studies for believers, office workers, youth and seniors . In the Gospel Center, there is a resource section which provides videos, cassettee tapes and books churches and individuals use for evangelism and discipleship purpose. In the beginning of 1997, CCM has established CCM Seattle Gospel Center in Seattle. Home missions ministries were started.

Missions to Mainland China:
CCM has ongoing evangelistic and nurturing ministries to people in Mainland China through broadcasting. Broadcasting to Mainland China is kept at the frequency of nine times a week. China Broadcasting production stations have just been established in San Francisco, San Jose and Seattle.

Statement of Faith [ Back to top ]

CCM uses the followingto express its Statement of Faith:

We believe the Holy Scriptures, both Old and New Testaments, is the inspire Word of God, the complete revelation of His will for the salvation of men, and the divine and final authority for all Christian faith and life.

We believe in the one, true and living God, eternally existing in three persons-Father, Son and the Holy Spirit.

We believe in God the Father, the Creator, Ruler and Sustained of heaven and earth and everything therein.

We believe in God the Son, Jesus Christ, true God and true man, conceived of the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary. He died on the cross and shed His blood as an atonement for the sins of men, and was raised bodily from the dead. He ascended into heaven, where at the right hand of the Majesty on High. He now is our High Priest and Advocate. We believe in His imminent return according to His promise.

We believe in the Holy Spirit, the Third Person of the Godhead, who is of one substance, equal in power, and co-existent with the Father and the Son. His ministry is to convict men, regenerate the believing sinners, and to indwell, guide, instruct and empower the believers for godly living and service.

We believe that man was created in the image and the likeness of God, but in Adam all men have fallen into sin, and as sinners men cannot save themselves, but are in need of God's salvation.

We believe that penitent sinners are regenerated solely by God's grace and justified through faith in Jesus Christ.

We believe that there shall be a bodily resurrection of the just to eternal life, and of the unjust to eternal punishment.

We believe that the church is one body, consisting of those regenerated by the Spirit of God and of which Christ is the Head, expressing itself in worship, fellowship, evangelism and service.

History [ Back to top ]

Chinese Christian Mission was established in October 1961 in Detroit, Michigan, USA. Their vision is to pool together the strength of Chinese churches and Christians all over the world so that through various channels they may reach their kinsmen with the good news that God loves the world. There are 1.2 billion Chinese in China and over 70 million Chinese overseas. For every five people or three non-believers in the world, there is one Chinese.

Ministry Needs [ Back to top ]

CCM's finances depend entirely on the support of various churches and individual believers as they are moved by the Lord.

Research Analysis

Transparency Grade [ Back to top ]

Transparency Grade of : A
Criteria categoryGradeOther Comments
Timeliness:90
Financial Information:100
Foundational Clarity:
Level of Cooperation:
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MinistryWatch.com 5 Star Financial Efficiency Ratings [ Back to top ]

Ranking CategoryRatingOverall RankForeign Missions Sector
Overall Efficiency RatingStarStarStarStarStar14 of 348    3 of 54
Fund Acquisition DecisionStarStarStarStarStar14 of 348      3 of 54
Resource Allocation Decision of 348      20 of 54
Asset Utilization Decision of 348      20 of 54
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Ministry Statement or Response [ Back to top ]

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Financial Information:

Financial Ratios[ Back to top ]

Funding RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Return on FR Efforts10%0%0%0%0%0%
Fundraising Cost Ratio7%0%0%0%0%0%
Contributions Reliance83%96%94%87%90%91%
Fundraising Expense Ratio7%0%0%0%0%0%
Other Revenue Reliance17%4%6%13%10%9%
Operating RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Program Expense Ratio80%69%69%72%71%61%
Spending Ratio104%94%95%104%101%96%
Program Output Ratio84%65%65%75%72%58%
Savings Ratio-4%6%5%-4%-1%4%
Reserve Accumulation Rate4%5%4%-4%-1%3%
General & Admin Ratio13%31%31%28%29%39%
Investing RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Total Asset Turnover2.85x.69x.74x.88x.78x.72x
Degree of L-T Investment3.06x1.97x2.17x2.51x2.77x2.89x
Current Asset Turnover5.43x1.35x1.61x2.21x2.16x2.09x
Age of Assets10.5yr(s)17.7yr(s)16.4yr(s)0.0yr(s)13.8yr(s)14.7yr(s)
Liquidity RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Current Ratio3276.63x52.14x71.17x57.07x77.28x24.77x
Current Liabilities Ratio.38x.02x.01x.02x.01x.04x
Liquid Reserve Level4.95x8.7x7.35x5.34x5.49x5.52x
Solvency RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Liabilities Ratio.3x.01x.01x.01x0x.01x
Debt Ratio.07x0x0x0x0x0x
Reserve Coverage Ratio81%144%134%113%128%136%

Financials[ Back to top ]

Balance Sheet
Assets20102009200820072006
Cash$1,648,546$1,432,629$969,158$777,738$727,575
Receivables, Inventories & Prepaids$291,582$260,692$280,823$321,495$398,691
Short-Term Investments$182,038$134,538$214,239$193,723$149,063
Total Current Assets$2,122,166$1,827,859$1,464,220$1,292,956$1,275,329
Long-Term Investments$0$0$0$0$0
Fixed Assets$2,050,924$2,131,754$2,212,889$2,292,737$2,406,599
Other Long-Term Assets$0$0$0$0$0
Total Long-Term Assets$2,050,924$2,131,754$2,212,889$2,292,737$2,406,599
TOTAL ASSETS$4,173,090$3,959,613$3,677,109$3,585,693$3,681,928
Liabilities20102009200820072006
Payables & Accrued Expenses$40,700$25,682$25,656$16,730$51,481
Other Current Liabilities$0$0$0$0$0
Total Current Liabilities$40,700$25,682$25,656$16,730$51,481
Debt$0$0$0$0$0
Other Long-Term Liabilities$0$0$1$0$0
Total Long-Term Liabilities$0$0$1$0$0
TOTAL LIABILITIES$40,700$25,682$25,657$16,730$51,481
Assets20102009200820072006
Unrestricted$3,637,932$3,508,038$3,437,213$3,375,240$3,481,384
Temporarily Restricted$494,458$425,893$214,239$193,723$149,063
Permanently Restricted$0$0$0$0$0
NET ASSETS$4,132,390$3,933,931$3,651,452$3,568,963$3,630,447
Revenue and Expenses
Revenue20102009200820072006
Total Contributions$2,951,593$2,939,240$2,707,212$2,488,148$2,519,877
Program Service Revenue$48,655$101,660$408,036$202,382$232,520
Membership Dues$0$0$0$0$0
Investment Income$7,462$1,325($11,039)$69,255$10,299
Other Revenue$52,716$71,209$0$0$0
Total Other Revenue$108,833$174,194$396,997$271,637$242,819
TOTAL REVENUE$3,060,426$3,113,434$3,104,209$2,759,785$2,762,696
Expenses20102009200820072006
Program Services$1,977,289$2,018,631$2,341,201$1,985,290$1,611,886
Management & General$893,444$923,624$891,223$803,303$1,050,980
Fundraising$0$0$0$0$0
TOTAL EXPENSES$2,870,733$2,942,255$3,232,424$2,788,593$2,662,866
Change in Net Assets20102009200820072006
SURPLUS (DEFICIT)$189,693$171,179($128,215)($28,808)$99,830
Other Changes in Net Assets$0$0$0($32,676)($28,341)
TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS$189,693$171,179($128,215)($61,484)$71,489