Future ANBI Accountability

The objective of Stichting LoveUnlimited Ministries is to advance the Christian faith and equip believers for mature discipleship, as well as to contribute to the spiritual, personal and, where possible, practical restoration of people. The foundation pursues this objective through Biblical teaching, publications, radio and digital media, prayer, seminars, cooperation and initiatives that strengthen dignity, responsibility and hope.

The foundation operates almost entirely in the public interest and does not have a profit-making objective. Proceeds from commercial or business activities—such as the sale of books and anointing oil—are used exclusively for the continuity and public-benefit objectives of the foundation.

Mission. To reach people with the Gospel of Jesus Christ, equip believers for mature discipleship and contribute to spiritual, personal and, where possible, practical restoration.

Vision. Lives in which the transformation brought about by Jesus Christ becomes visible, credible and lasting—where truth and love are not set against one another, and where spiritual compassion goes hand in hand with administrative and financial responsibility. The essence can be summarised in three phrases: real change, real life, real power—only through Jesus Christ.

• Biblical teaching and digital publication, including articles, series, video and podcasts.
• Publishing, reprinting and distributing books and publications.
• Small-scale seminars, equipping meetings and worship gatherings.
• Revival FM—an international Christian online radio station.
• De Zalfolie Winkel—teaching about and selling anointing oil without a profit-making objective.
• Practical support for associated ministries, including GOD Radio.
• Prayer and personal encouragement for people in need.
• Preparation of a future vision for a small-scale shelter for people who are homeless for economic reasons. This is not yet an operational project.

The board of Stichting LoveUnlimited Ministries bears ultimate responsibility for policy, finances, compliance with laws and regulations, and the fulfilment of the foundation's statutory objectives.

The day-to-day operations are primarily carried out by Robin Prijs under the responsibility and supervision of the board.

Board members do not receive a salary for their board activities. Only actual and demonstrable expenses may be reimbursed. Any attendance fees will remain within the limits regarded as reasonable for ANBI policymakers.

The foundation may engage volunteers, independent contractors or employees when this is necessary for the responsible performance of its activities. Compensation for operational work must be reasonably proportionate to the nature, scope and market value of the work and must be agreed in writing. Holding a board position never automatically entitles a person to paid work.

A significant part of the work is carried out by volunteers.

Upon dissolution of the foundation, any positive liquidation balance will be allocated in full to an ANBI or to a foreign institution that serves the public benefit for at least ninety per cent, in accordance with the applicable statutory requirements and the foundation's articles of association.