Conference profile
Houston area; lost ~46% of its financial base to disaffiliation.
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% of total apportionments received (2024); recovered from 51.7% in 2023
'Askings' model. Collections cratered to 51.7% in 2023 as ~46% of the financial base disaffiliated, then recovered to 72.2% in 2024 on a smaller ($9.2M) budget.
2024 · Texas AC 2024 audit — Apportionment Receipts Comparison (Addendum A)
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churches disaffiliated (≈46% of base); property proceeds tracked in designated funds
Lost ~46% of its base to disaffiliation. Property-sale proceeds flow into designated 'New Faith Communities' and per-property funds (Lakemont, Bethany, Gears Rd) plus Trustees Properties reserves — distributed across districts and new faith communities rather than one central fund.
2022 / reserves 2024 · Texas AC 2024 audit — Designated Reserves (Addendum B)
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conference consolidated into mission Centers
Organized around consolidated mission Centers rather than legacy boards; promotes local-church SAS.
2023–25 · TXC / Wikipedia
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non-restricted fiscal investments ($35.2M) + designated reserves ($20.7M), FY2024
Holds $35.2M in non-restricted fiscal investments plus $20.7M in designated reserves (property proceeds, New Faith Communities, district funds). Reserves were drawn on to absorb the disaffiliation revenue loss.
2024 · Texas AC 2024 audit — Designated Reserves (Add. B) + Fiscal Investments (Add. C)