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Roever Evangelistic Association

Rating
Sector:

Evangelism

Total
Revenue:

$2,661,657

Total
Expenses:

$2,313,349

Net
Assets:

$2,721,118
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Profile Contents

Research Analysis
Financial Information

Ministry Pie Chart

Database Avg This Ministry
Program 84% 78.4%
General & Admin 12.5% 8.3%
Fundraising 6.8% 1.2%
Savings -4.4% 13%


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Age Size Box:

>50
Yr(s)25-50
<25
<$1m$1m-
$5m
>$5m

Summary

Roever Evangelistic Association (R.E.A.) and Roever Educational Assistance Programs (R.E.A.P.) are two related entities that Dave Roever founded. R.E.A. produces television programs, audio cassettes, books, and videos on a variety of subjects. R.E.A.P. trains and sends out quality speakers who reach an accumulative audience of several hundred thousand public school students during each school year. Through T.S.N. (Teen Satellite Network), satellite programs are produced and broadcasted directly into classrooms. Roever's message is one of hope. Using his war experiences of loneliness, peer pressure, disfigurement and pain, and his experiences in wholesome relationships with his parents, wife, and children, Roever talks about solutions to problems such as drug and alcohol abuse, drinking and driving, teen pregnancy, suicide and low self-esteem. 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 136130
Fort Worth, TX
76136-6136
Website: http://www.daveroever.org/
Phone:(817) 238-2000
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Organization Details [ Back to top ]

EIN: 953559970
CEO/President: Rev. Dave Roever Tax Deductible: Yes
Chairman: Rev. Dave Roever Fiscal Year End: December 31
Board Size: 6 Financial info from: 990
Founder: Rev. Dave Roever Member of ECFA: Yes
Year Founded: 1976 Member of ECFA since: 1988

Purpose [ Back to top ]

Roever Evangelistic Association (R.E.A.) and Roever Educational Assistance Programs (R.E.A.P.) are two related entities that Dave Roever founded. R.E.A. produces television programs, audio cassettes, books, and videos on a variety of subjects. R.E.A.P. trains and sends out quality speakers who reach an accumulative audience of several hundred thousand public school students during each school year. Through T.S.N. (Teen Satellite Network), satellite programs are produced and broadcasted directly into classrooms.

Roever's message is one of hope. Using his war experiences of loneliness, peer pressure, disfigurement and pain, and his experiences in wholesome relationships with his parents, wife, and children, Roever talks about solutions to problems such as drug and alcohol abuse, drinking and driving, teen pregnancy, suicide and low self-esteem.

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 ]

Roever Evangelistic Association uses the following to express its mission:

Roever Evangelistic Association is committed to seeing the youth of America and their families come to saving faith in Jesus Christ and to be assimilated into the local church, using every means possible, but primarily through proclamation evangelism.

Program Accomplishments [ Back to top ]

R.E.A.'s accomplishments and programs include some of the following:

Crusades:
- Interdenominational evangelistic rallies supported by local churches and held in conjunction with school assemblies. Strategy: Crusades are designed to attract people, and especially youth, to a setting conducive to presenting the Gospel of Jesus Christ through music, drama, and preaching.

School Assemblies:
- Relevant live presentations on key social and moral issues by Dave Roever and/or associate staff, usually conducted in conjunction with crusades. Strategy: School assemblies are conducted to encourage young people to make right decisions on key social and moral issues and to attract them to our evangelistic crusades.

Publications:
- Printed, audio and video material primarily directed to youth and/or supporters of this youth ministry for the purpose of evangelism, discipleship and education. Strategy: The objective of publications is to develop and produce relevant materials for use as ministry tools, while creating a source of revenue for Roever Evangelistic Association.

Media Presentations:
- A weekly telecast broadcast on, but not limited to, Trinity Broadcasting Network ministering both to believers and non-believers.
Strategy: Media Presentations are designed to initiate trust and awareness among the general public, presenting Jesus Christ to believers and non-believers, and recruit new supporters.

Ministry Associates:
- Disciple and mentor associate staff to assist and extend Dave Roever's impact in school assemblies and evangelistic rallies. Strategy: The purpose of mentoring ministry associates is to assist and extend Dave Roever's ministry and to develop and establish new self-sustaining ministries.

Teen Satellite Network:
- Educational programming on key social and moral issues made available to schools via satellite and video cassettes. Strategy: Teen Satellite Network seeks to build credibility and awareness among both educators and students, to enhance interest and a positive response to an invitation to a Dave Roever Crusade. TSN broadcasts will be coordinated with both short-term and long-term crusade planning.

Special Ministries:
- Missionary ministries, compassion projects and other ministry opportunities that mirror the mission statement of Roever Evangelistic Association.
Strategy: The objective of special ministries is to engage in missionary and compassion projects that mirror REA's mission statement to reach other peoples throughout our world. These projects, although valid ministries, are considered secondary to the primary focus of REA and will be pursued only as key ministry resources allow.

Statement of Faith [ Back to top ]

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History [ Back to top ]

The last thing on Dave Roever's mind was going to war. But at the height of the Vietnam conflict, Roever received his draft notice. Having no desire to go into the infantry, he joined the Navy and served as a river boat gunner in the elite Brown Water Black Beret stationed in Vietnam.

Eight months into his duty in Vietnam, Roever was burned beyond recognition when a phosphorous grenade he was poised to throw exploded in his hand. The ordeal left him hospitalized for fourteen months, where he underwent fifteen major surgeries. His survival and life are miraculous.

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 RankEvangelism Sector
Overall Efficiency RatingStarStarStar146 of 348    15 of 28
Fund Acquisition DecisionStarStarStar146 of 348      15 of 28
Resource Allocation Decision of 348      28 of 28
Asset Utilization Decision of 348      28 of 28
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Ministry Statement or Response [ Back to top ]

This organization has not offered MinistryWatch.com with an official statement or response for their profile. This area is meant as a mechanism for the profiled ministry to communicate anything they may choose. It is open ended as to the topic, issues, facts or news to address. It is not negative if there is no official statement as many don’t have anything to add than what is already on the profile. This section is not tied to transparency or to communication in general. Many very open and talkative ministries with us choose not to post an official statement. This section is just an open ended offering to the profiled ministry for anything extra to say as they may choose.

Financial Information:

Financial Ratios[ Back to top ]

Funding RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Return on FR Efforts10%3%3%0%2%1%
Fundraising Cost Ratio7%1%1%0%2%1%
Contributions Reliance83%38%43%38%96%95%
Fundraising Expense Ratio7%1%1%0%2%1%
Other Revenue Reliance17%62%57%62%4%5%
Operating RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Program Expense Ratio80%90%91%0%84%84%
Spending Ratio104%87%113%0%82%76%
Program Output Ratio84%78%103%0%69%63%
Savings Ratio-4%13%-13%100%18%24%
Reserve Accumulation Rate4%13%-12%92%22%38%
General & Admin Ratio12%8%8%0%14%15%
Investing RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Total Asset Turnover2.91x.57x.65x0x.7x.73x
Degree of L-T Investment3.1x9.33x12.43x8.51x13.81x5.77x
Current Asset Turnover5.56x5.33x8.09x0x9.71x4.23x
Age of Assets10.5yr(s)0.0yr(s)0.0yr(s)0.0yr(s)7.9yr(s)0.0yr(s)
Liquidity RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Current Ratio3306.32x7.92x6.52x4.15x2.36x5.73x
Current Liabilities Ratio.39x.13x.15x.24x.42x.17x
Liquid Reserve Level4.91x1.97x1.25x0x.84x2.72x
Solvency RatiosDatabase Average20102009200820072006
Liabilities Ratio.3x.33x.38x.27x.32x.37x
Debt Ratio.07x.32x.37x.24x.29x.34x
Reserve Coverage Ratio81%118%95%0%97%86%

Financials[ Back to top ]

Balance Sheet
Assets20102009200820072006
Cash$391,668$263,256$362,098$170,875$383,176
Receivables, Inventories & Prepaids$42,562$45,120$65,422$73,464$108,321
Short-Term Investments$0$0$0$0$0
Total Current Assets$434,230$308,376$427,520$244,339$491,497
Long-Term Investments$0$0$0$0$0
Fixed Assets$3,619,202$3,523,798$3,212,498$1,719,585$2,155,189
Other Long-Term Assets$0$0$0$1,411,183$188,929
Total Long-Term Assets$3,619,202$3,523,798$3,212,498$3,130,768$2,344,118
TOTAL ASSETS$4,053,432$3,832,174$3,640,019$3,375,008$2,835,614
Liabilities20102009200820072006
Payables & Accrued Expenses$54,798$47,315$90,896$78,997$19,936
Other Current Liabilities$0$0$12,202$24,637$65,871
Total Current Liabilities$54,798$47,315$103,098$103,634$85,807
Debt$1,277,516$1,412,048$871,679$971,441$963,100
Other Long-Term Liabilities$0$0$0$0$0
Total Long-Term Liabilities$1,277,516$1,412,048$871,679$971,441$963,100
TOTAL LIABILITIES$1,332,314$1,459,363$974,782$1,075,075$1,048,907
Assets20102009200820072006
Unrestricted$2,493,127$2,304,351$24,034,732$2,288,473$1,786,707
Temporarily Restricted$227,991$68,460$261,808$11,460$0
Permanently Restricted$0$0$0$0$0
NET ASSETS$2,721,118$2,372,811$2,665,237$2,299,934$1,786,707
Revenue and Expenses
Revenue20102009200820072006
Total Contributions$1,022,014$951,343$939,514$2,769,100$2,610,121
Program Service Revenue$1,636,480$1,246,454$1,517,278$0$0
Membership Dues$0$0$0$0$0
Investment Income$3,163$6,009$4,564$3,610$6,726
Other Revenue$0$0$0$113,664$134,485
Total Other Revenue$1,639,643$1,252,463$1,521,842$117,274$141,211
TOTAL REVENUE$2,661,657$2,203,806$2,461,356$2,886,374$2,751,332
Expenses20102009200820072006
Program Services$2,087,125$2,261,912$0$2,004,502$1,736,909
Management & General$192,998$206,569$0$321,249$310,925
Fundraising$33,226$27,755$0$47,396$29,635
TOTAL EXPENSES$2,313,349$2,496,236$2,096,049$2,373,147$2,077,469
Change in Net Assets20102009200820072006
SURPLUS (DEFICIT)$348,308($292,430)$365,307$513,227$673,863
Other Changes in Net Assets$0$0$0$0$0
TOTAL CHANGE IN NET ASSETS$348,308($292,430)$365,307$513,227$673,863