No — no individual, group, or organization sponsors or underwrites Les Feldick's television program.
Les states plainly that no one underwrites the program and that he never asks for money. He trusts the God he serves to supply all needs through the freewill gifts of God's people, and the ministry depends 100% on those gifts and on prayer support.
The supplied transcripts do not include a specific Bible verse that Les quotes on the subject of sponsorship or underwriting. This is a practical ministry‑finance question rather than an exegetical one. Les does express his trust that the God he serves is able to supply all their needs, but no verse text is quoted in the provided evidence.
Les makes it clear from the beginning that no individual or organization underwrites the program. He explains, "No, no one underwrites us, we just totally rely on God's people" (Clip 1), and he never asks for money because he trusts the God he serves to supply all needs. He repeats that the ministry has "never begged for a dime of money in our years on television" (Clip 3) and depends 100% on the gifts of God's people and freewill offerings (Clips 2, 7).
No. Les says he never asks for money because he trusts the God he serves to supply all needs (Clip 1). He also says he can honestly state that the ministry has never begged for a dime in its years on television (Clip 3), and he repeats that he has never asked for a dime on the program (Clip 6).
No. Les calls the work "small potatoes" and says they are not a big organization (Clip 2). His wife Iris handles all the mailing and packaging of tapes and books while also working full-time as a nurse (Clip 2). Les jokes that the only staff he has is the woman who finds the Scriptures, plus Harold and Margaret who do the bookkeeping on the business end (Clip 5). He also says there is no one with a "great big billfold" supporting them (Clip 7).
Yes. Les explains that the ministry became a legal entity in order to have tax-exempt status and to allow contributors to take a tax deduction. As a legal ministry, gifts from God's people are tax-deductible (Clip 5).
Les reports that the ministry depends 100% on the gifts of God's people and freewill offerings (Clips 2, 7). Month after month the income has been about $100 more than expenses, and as long as bills are paid and there is no overdraft, that is all they worry about (Clip 4). He also says the Lord keeps providing all they need whenever they decide to take a new station opening (Clip 6).
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No One Underwrites Us
Les directly answers that no one underwrites the program; he never asks for money because he trusts God to supply all needs and relies on God's people.
100% Dependent on Gifts
Les explains the ministry is not a big organization, depends 100% on the gifts of God's people, and he refuses to beg for money because if the work is the Lord's, He will keep it going.
No Particular Group Support
Les says the informal Bible study is not supported by any particular group and has never begged for a dime; the Lord has always provided.
Income Slightly Above Expenses
Les shares that each month the income runs about $100 more than expenses, which is all they need to pay the bills and avoid an overdraft.
Tax-Exempt Legal Ministry
Les explains the ministry is a legal entity with tax-exempt status so gifts are tax-deductible, even though they have no large organization or paid staff.
Prayer Support Welcome
Les tells viewers not to apologize if they cannot give financially; prayer support is invaluable, and the Lord has never failed to supply whatever is needed.
No One With a Big Billfold
Les reassures viewers that no one underwrites the program and there is no wealthy backer; the ministry depends solely on gifts from God's people.
No. Les states plainly that no one underwrites the program and that there is no outside group or wealthy individual supporting it. The work depends entirely on the gifts of God's people.
No. Les says he has never asked for money and that the ministry has never begged for a dime in its years on television. He trusts God to supply the need.
Yes. Les explains that the ministry is a legal entity with tax-exempt status, so contributions from God's people are tax-deductible.
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