2026-01-29T14:23:54-08:00 2025-12-31 990EZ 2025-01-01 320180096 Lehman Avenue Evangelize Kentucky Inc LEHM 2707960464 579 Providence Court Bowling Green KY 42104 Roger Johnson President 2707960464 2026-01-29 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X N/A X X 3599 X 3599 0 0 0 0 3599 66000 203 66203 -62604 114091 51487 114091 51487 114091 51487 114091 51487 The organization's mission is to establish churches of Christ New Testament pattern in poorly evangelized Kentucky counties, providing support until they are self-supporting In October 2021, trustees / directors refocused the organization's mission and purpose. This resulted in disposition of all real and personal property assets at a loss. Final details of the refocusing efforts began to materialize in 2022, continued into 2023, 2024, and 2025 and will extend into 2026 before finalized. X Harold Nicks Treasurer 4.00 0 Roger D Johnson Director 4.00 0 Harold Nicks Director 0 0 David Pahman Director 0 0 Dave Eubank Director 0 0 Roger Johnson President 0 0 Barrett Hammer Vice President 0 0 Stephen Pitcock Secretary 0 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false Harold Nicks or Roger Johnson 579 Providence Court Bowling Green KY 42104 2707960464 false false false false false false false false X false false false NONE NONE true X Grants and Similar Amounts Paid In Excess of $5,000.1 | Donee's Name: Grant County Church of Christ | Donee's Address: 205 Hopperton Lane Dry Ridge KY 41035 | Cash Amount Given: $66000 Other Expenses.1 Software for 990 prep $188 Other Expenses.2 KY SoS filing fee $15 Part V, question 1c Yes is the answer to this question. However, the organization was NOT subject to backup withholding rules for reportable payments to vendors and reportable gaming gambling winnings to prize winners. That is, the organization DID comply. Part V, question 2b During 2023, the organization had no employees subject to filing of forms 943 and W2s/W3s. That is, there were no requirements for quarterly filing of forms 941, etc. Part VI, Section B, line 11b For a personal review, those charged with governance are provided Form 990 copy and all of its related attachments at the time it is ready for filing. Each officer is provided opportunity to review the documents and ask the preparer and/or treasurer for explanation of any questions. Likewise, the trustees directors have the same opportunity. Part VI, Section B, lines 12a-14 The organization regularly and consistently monitors compliance with conflicts of interest by periodic meetings of the directors, goverance and, if the need arises, with others involved on a voluntary basis in achieving its mission. The nature of the organization's activities is such that the risks of conflicts of interest are extremely remote. This answer is provided even though No is the correct response. All governance members consider a whistle-blower policy as unnecessary. Additionally, there is no document retention and/or destruction policy except to maintain records suitable for compliance with all statutes and regulations for records maintenance and retention to which the organization is subject under state and federal laws. Part VI, Section B, line 15b None of the organization's directors or officers are compensated in any manner whatsoever, nor have they ever been. For 2023, there were no employees, key or otherwise. Part VI, Section C, lines 18-19 All records of the organization are available for public inspection if the inquiring party has a legitimate interest in supporting the organization's mission or there is otherwise a need to know or a legal requirement supporting the request. Part XI, line 9 and perhaps elsewhere There may be $1 or $2 rounding errors in the 990. Any such rounding errors are considered insignificant, immaterial and inconsequential . . . and they may result from software used to comply with the IRS's request for electronic submission of the 990.