FTM FAQs

To change your email address, contact Stewardship Development at stewardship@nazarene.org and give us your old email address and the new one you would like to use. Stewardship Development will make the change for you.

Each Funding the Mission user can change their password by clicking on the words “Forgot Login” on the login page and follow the instructions. Remember, if you change your password for your Nazarene Account it will change the password for all access points that your Nazarene Account is connected to. See the help documents for step by step instructions.

First, make sure you are typing in your email and correct password.  If you still cannot login, try resetting your password. If you are still not able to enter the website, you can email Stewardship Development at stewardship@nazarene.org for help

Check in your email provider’s junk or spam folder to see if the email was redirected there. If you still have not received it, you can contact Stewardship Development at stewardship@nazarene.org for help

To establish your Nazarene account for access to the Funding the Mission website, email your district office or Stewardship Development at stewardship@nazarene.org with your first and last name, personal email address that only you have access to, cell phone number for dual authentication, and the church and district where you are serving.

The most simple and common definition of your church’s income is a charitable contribution to your church. Whether designated or not designated, if the gift is charitable, it is usually considered to be church income.  See this link for guidelines on what is and what is not considered church income.

Click here for the Definition of Income & Examples

The funding plan is “tithe-like” in that it is based on the local church’s current fiscal year income. As your church sends in mission gifts, whether a WEF gift or a mission project gift, those gifts are subtracted from your church’s income and the goals are recalculated. There is never any giving goal calculated on any gift that your church gives towards Nazarene missions.

This goal challenges each church to give at least 10% of its church income to Nazarene mission projects which includes monies given to the WEF and any other mission special project.

A point to point request form is how a local church reports a gift that was given directly to a Nazarene mission project instead of sending the gift to the General Treasurer.  Point to point forms are filled out on the website Funding the Mission. If approved, the point to point request adds to a church’s mission project giving totals and helps a church reach the Mission Ten goal.

Yes, each church can give through the www.fundingthemission.org site and is the most cost-effective way to give towards a local church’s giving goals.

A church can report its income on the Funding the Mission website and the site will help calculate your church’s giving goals.  Reporting income on the site helps a church stay on track with their giving goals.

Yes, each district can enter a URL address on the Funding the Mission website to direct their churches to the place where a church can give towards their district goal. See the Resources page help documents for instructions on how to enter this URL.

The Funding the Mission website allows for districts to enter giving that they received from churches through the data batch entry system.  See the Resources page help documents for instructions on how to enter data via the batch entry system.

Each district can edit or delete what they enter into the website for local churches to view.  See the Resources page help documents for instructions on how edit batch data on the website.

District reports are available by clicking on the icon “reports” on the top navigation bar.

Each church can request changes to gifts that have been received by the General Treasurer by going to the “Contributions” page, locating the gift record in question and clicking on the word, “Details” and filling out a change request form for the gift.

The funding plan is based on the current year church’s income that is received by each church. As the income changes, the goals will change as that income is reported.

If you reported the wrong income number, a church can enter another income and reset the total.  The old/incorrect income update number will remain on the site for your reference. This procedure will reset your income to the correct number

Each user can save their churches banking account or credit card on the website by clicking on the dollar sign icon on the website.  Once the information is saved, it is protected and is only seen by the individual user who entered it.