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Our primary objective is to provide our challenging materials free to anyone with Internet access. Since October 2007, about 500 people per day have accessed our primary web site, apocalypse 2008-2015.com. Dozens of books are downloaded and hundreds of chapters. Also, a few printed editions of the books are purchased each month. Please tell others about our web sites.

We do not have the financial support of any organized religion or evangelistic association. Building upon Herbert R. Stollorz' initial generous gifts of his retirement savings to make these materials available free of charge, we depend on the general public. Mr. Stollorz has no more savings to give. The operational costs of our web sites continues every day. Frankly, we have not even made a good beginning on recovering the tens of thousands already invested in the original research, foreign language translations, editing and promotion.

Faith in the Future Foundation does not seek to create a captive income stream from members. Some few do give regularly, and Jesus taught his disciples to store up their treasure in heaven. (Matthew 6:20-31) Our recomendation is that you first take care of your family and make some rational and prudent material preparations for the days of trial to come.

As God leads you, we do welcome all freely given offerings or donations. The foundation's work depends upon your contributions and the sales of books to meet our daily financial needs. To those who decide to help us, thank-you. May God bless your sincere gifts abundantly.

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Faith in the Future Foundation is a private charitable, educational and religious foundation that has received advanced ruling from the United States Internal Revenue Service qualifying contributions to us as federal income tax exempt under Section 501(c)3 of the Internal Revenue Code, under section 170 of the Code. Contributions to the foundation since January 14, 2005 are federal income tax-deductible to the donor. We may also receive tax deductible bequests, transfers and gifts of property.

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