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Christ in Youth

Rating
Sector:

Fellowship Evangelism

Total
Revenue:

$9,030,497

Total
Expenses:

$9,419,469

Net
Assets:

$1,528,203
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Research Analysis
Financial Information

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Database Avg This Ministry
Program 83.7% 93.9%
General & Admin 12.6% 6.2%
Fundraising 6.8% 3.8%
Savings -4.3% -4.3%


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Yr(s)25-50
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Summary

Christ in Youth ("CIY")specializes in connecting young people with Jesus Christ. They believe that God is opening the doors to some incredible opportunities for CIY to minister to this generation. It is their vision that one million teenagers will have a life-changing encounter with Jesus Christ through CIY during this decade, as they stand at the crossroads of their lives.

A CIY conference or event is a special place where young people can come and experience God and His word in a way that transforms their lives! CIY is committed to providing life-changing experiences that will effect hundreds of thousands of teenagers during the next few years.

Contact Information: [ Back to top ]

Mailing Address:P.O. Box B
Joplin, MO
64802-0260
Website: www.ciy.com
Phone:(417) 781-2273
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Organization Details [ Back to top ]

EIN: 431303328
CEO/President: Mr. Andy Hansen Tax Deductible: Yes
Chairman: Mr. Jim Gingrich Fiscal Year End: December 31
Board Size: 13 Financial info from: 990
Founder: Bob Stacy Member of ECFA: No
Year Founded: 1968 Member of ECFA since:

Purpose [ Back to top ]

Christ in Youth ("CIY") exists to connect young people with Jesus Christ. The Mission at Christ In Youth is dedicated to providing opportunities for young people to experience God and His Word in a way that transforms their lives.

Christ In Youth's purpose and mission will be accomplished through offering conferences, service projects, and mission trips for young people as they stand at the crossroads of their lives; and by providing training and resources for the adults who work with them.

CIY believe that the Bible is the fully inspired Word of God. Faith in Jesus and obedience to His teachings are essential for salvation. Jesus is fully God. Jesus was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, died a death of atonement on a cross, was bodily resurrected, and is coming again in judgment of all men. Heaven and Hell are literal, as taught in the Bible. CIY is committed to the restoration of New Testament teaching, principles and practices

Mission Statement [ Back to top ]

Christ in Youth uses the following to express its mission:

Their Mission at Christ In Youth is dedicated to providing opportunities for young people to experience God and His Word in a way that transforms their lives.

Program Accomplishments [ Back to top ]

  • Know Sweat Service Projects ministered to more than 2,600 students, which is a 50% increase from 2003.
  • CIY’s overseas and inner-city mission trips had over 400 young people participate.
  • Junior High Believe Weekends experienced a 35% growth in the number of churches attending. In addition, more than 15,000 Junior High students were impacted by this powerful weekend.
  • At CIY Summer conference, 707 students accepted Christ and 1,028 made commitments toward vocational ministry.
  • Priority 22 Youth Worker Training Seminars expanded the number of locations for this one day event for elementary through high school youth workers.

Statement of Faith [ Back to top ]

CIY uses the following to expres its Statement of Faith:

We believe that the Bible is the fully inspired Word of God.
Faith in Jesus and obedience to His teachings are essential for salvation.
Jesus is fully God.
Jesus was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, died a death of atonement on a cross, was bodily resurrected, and is coming again in judgment of all men.
Heaven and Hell are literal, as taught in the Bible.

CIY is committed to the restoration of New Testament teaching, principles and practices.

History [ Back to top ]

Christ In Youth (CIY) was founded in 1968 by Ozark Bible College professor Bob Stacy in order to present a contemporary Gospel message to youth. Led by volunteer students, CIY conducted rallies and high school assemblies that were filled with drama, music and dynamic speaking. As youth responded, an organization was born.

The initial programs of CIY centered on weekend evangelism teams, and on premier week-long summer conferences for youth. The first conference was held in the summer 1969, and today CIY reaches over 20,000 young people through 22 summer conference events. And, as CIY's effectiveness in youth ministry grew, the organizations began to create effective tools for youth pastors to go along with conference and event strategy.

In 1984, CIY began hosting the National Youth Leaders Convention, and in the summer of 1985 the first CIY youth mission trip was taken to Haiti. In 1990 the international expansion of Ciy continued with the first International Conference in the Dominican Republic. In 1994, CIY added projects called " Know Sweat" to help young people get hands-on experience in community service.

Throughout the 1990's Ciy gained a reputation as a cutting-edge youth ministry, leading out in areas such as worship styles, video and multi media techniques, resource materials, youth missions experiences and using college campuses for conferences. In 1997, CIY became innovator in Junior High programming, launching " Believe" Weekend Conferences.

In the new century, CIY continues to innovate with strategies for spiritual formation in students including a future website, for parents and teens and for evangelism events precisely geared for youth. With a new headquarters complex completed in Joplin, MO (2001), the foundation is laid for dramatic new outreach and ministry impact that is needed to reach the Millennial generation.

Ministry Needs [ Back to top ]

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Research Analysis

Transparency Grade [ Back to top ]

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

Ranking CategoryRatingOverall RankFellowship Evangelism Sector
Overall Efficiency RatingStarStar256 of 348    15 of 19
Fund Acquisition DecisionStarStar256 of 348      15 of 19
Resource Allocation Decision of 348      1 of 19
Asset Utilization Decision of 348      1 of 19
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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%33%0%20%28%21%
Fundraising Cost Ratio7%4%0%4%4%3%
Contributions Reliance83%12%0%20%13%12%
Fundraising Expense Ratio7%4%0%4%4%3%
Other Revenue Reliance17%88%0%80%87%88%
Operating RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Program Expense Ratio80%90%0%91%90%92%
Spending Ratio104%104%0%99%96%94%
Program Output Ratio84%94%0%89%87%87%
Savings Ratio-4%-4%0%1%4%6%
Reserve Accumulation Rate4%-25%0%6%17%30%
General & Admin Ratio13%6%0%5%6%5%
Investing RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Total Asset Turnover2.85x3.88x0x3.37x3.15x3.91x
Degree of L-T Investment3.06x2.67x0x2.44x2.62x4.07x
Current Asset Turnover5.43x10.36x0x8.22x8.27x15.94x
Age of Assets10.5yr(s)6.2yr(s)0.0yr(s)5.4yr(s)4.9yr(s)4.3yr(s)
Liquidity RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Current Ratio3276.63x1.51x0x5.83x1.67x1.35x
Current Liabilities Ratio.38x.66x0x.17x.6x.74x
Liquid Reserve Level4.95x.39x0x1.21x.58x.19x
Solvency RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Liabilities Ratio.3x.37x0x.2x.23x.18x
Debt Ratio.07x.12x0x.13x0x0x
Reserve Coverage Ratio81%16%0%24%24%21%

Financials[ Back to top ]

Balance Sheet
Assets20102009200820072006
Cash$116,140$0$91,022$755,694$360,803
Receivables, Inventories & Prepaids$780,628$0$1,025,413$268,182$147,308
Short-Term Investments$12,310$0$11,790$420$10,420
Total Current Assets$909,078$0$1,128,225$1,024,296$518,531
Long-Term Investments$0$0$0$10,000$0
Fixed Assets$1,508,727$0$1,618,183$1,643,197$1,584,018
Other Long-Term Assets$11,407$0$10,195$9,530$8,872
Total Long-Term Assets$1,520,134$0$1,628,378$1,662,727$1,592,890
TOTAL ASSETS$2,429,212$0$2,756,603$2,687,023$2,111,421
Liabilities20102009200820072006
Payables & Accrued Expenses$353,247$0$48,083$433,875$214,599
Other Current Liabilities$247,762$0$145,389$179,286$170,871
Total Current Liabilities$601,009$0$193,472$613,161$385,470
Debt$300,000$0$350,000$0$0
Other Long-Term Liabilities$0$0$0$0$0
Total Long-Term Liabilities$300,000$0$350,000$0$0
TOTAL LIABILITIES$901,009$0$543,472$613,161$385,470
Assets20102009200820072006
Unrestricted$483,985$0$1,379,973$2,063,862$1,715,951
Temporarily Restricted$1,034,218$0$823,158$0$0
Permanently Restricted$10,000$0$10,000$10,000$10,000
NET ASSETS$1,528,203$0$2,213,131$2,073,862$1,725,951
Revenue and Expenses
Revenue20102009200820072006
Total Contributions$1,048,200$0$1,911,975$1,140,085$1,083,651
Program Service Revenue$7,970,268$0$7,455,453$7,589,231$7,617,645
Membership Dues$0$0$0$0$0
Investment Income$1,506$0$29,976$49,125$38,990
Other Revenue$10,523$0$19,324$37,865$42,584
Total Other Revenue$7,982,297$0$7,504,753$7,676,221$7,699,219
TOTAL REVENUE$9,030,497$0$9,416,728$8,816,306$8,782,870
Expenses20102009200820072006
Program Services$8,480,258$0$8,404,501$7,633,718$7,620,748
Management & General$591,472$0$485,611$517,777$421,081
Fundraising$347,739$0$387,347$316,900$223,790
TOTAL EXPENSES$9,419,469$0$9,277,459$8,468,395$8,265,619
Change in Net Assets20102009200820072006
SURPLUS (DEFICIT)($388,972)$0$139,269$347,911$517,251
Other Changes in Net Assets$0$0$0$0$0
TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS($388,972)$0$139,269$347,911$517,251