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Private benefits to pastor cost Medicine Hat church its charitable status
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Private benefits to pastor cost Medicine Hat church its charitable status
The New Life Pentecostal Church, led by Pastor Beau Zilinski, had its charitable status revoked over poor bookkeeping and 'undue benefits,' the Canada Revenue Agency says. (YouTube) Alberta’s New Life Pentecostal Church has lost its status as a registered charity after an audit revealed it had failed to devote funds to charitable purposes and provided “unacceptable private benefits to directors,” according to documents from the Canada Revenue Ag…
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