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Advisory: Due to questions presented by commenter JP below, I am investigating this issue again. There is no question that Gospel for Asia’s actions violated U.S. law but it is unclear to me now if GFA violated India regulations. I thought the form I attached below required declarations of aggregate…
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Last week, the Phoenix Preacher blog ran a post titled Red Flags over Gospel for Asia. The post describes a GFA donor’s attempt to get answers to questions which have come up in recent weeks. It is good to see donors asking questions but not so good to see the…
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In a statement to Christian Today, via comment from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability, Gospel for Asia admitted sending cash to India via student groups and ministry partners. From the article by Mark Woods: GFA is a member of the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA), which made an…
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In a staff meeting on May 14, COO of Gospel for Asia David Carroll said it was getting hard to send money into India. We’re always looking for ways to get money into India because the reality is that it’s getting more difficult to do that, and we are looking…
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Although not normally of interest to me, I took a look at the hush money charges against former Speaker Dennis Hastert because of the additional wrinkle that he structured his bank withdrawals to avoid federal requirements to report those actions. Such structuring is illegal whether one is an misguided creation…
