ICF is financed according to biblical principles that were proven effective in the Old Testament. God established tithing as the basis for maintaining the temple – today it is the church, where people encounter God, grow spiritually, and together change the world.

Tithing is not a law, but a biblical principle: we give 10% of our income to God’s house to honor His gifts. Currently, tithing finances the salaries of pastors and staff, building costs, and various areas of church operations.

Yes! At ICF, we also donate 10% of our income to community projects, partner organizations, and the ICF Movement. We believe that what we sow will reap!

Firstfruits is a powerful biblical principle of trust and commitment. We bring our best and greatest—not what’s left over—as an expression of our faith that God will bless and multiply the rest.

Throughout the Old and New Testaments, God’s people have repeatedly made voluntary offerings to build churches and advance God’s Kingdom. Through our annual “REACH BEYOND” campaign, we also make strategic investments in churches, community projects, and partners beyond our regular budget.

No. ICF has no formal membership with financial obligations. Everyone is welcome, regardless of financial situation.

ICF is committed to responsible and resourceful financial management. Every donation is used purposefully and with a clear purpose to support the Church’s long-term mission. We act with foresight, invest wisely, and ensure efficient use of funds.

Yes. Transparency is important to us – our financials are available upon request because trust is built through openness and honesty.