Not yet open — here is why, and what is coming

Right now, someone in Central Asia is reading about Jesus because someone paid for that.

Last week alone, $96.93 put the gospel in front of nearly 99,000 real people in nine countries. Every cent of it came out of one pastor's own pocket. This page shows you exactly what a gift would fund — and lets you tell us you want in, before we're even able to say yes.

What a gift would actually fund

Real numbers. Nothing rounded up to sound better.

These are not guesses. They come straight from this week's advertising bills.

Puts the gospel in front of about 500 more people this week — based on our real cost of roughly one cent per person reached.

$15

Covers one full day of advertising across both of our active campaigns, in Russian and in English.

$50

Covers about half a week of reaching people in Central Asia and the United States with the message of Christ.

$105

Covers a full week of advertising — exactly what it cost us the week we wrote this page.

Where it goes today

The honest version, not the polished one.

Embassy of the Kingdom has no building, no staff, and no bank account for gifts yet. Today, every dollar spent on this ministry is Pastor Arek's own money. It funds three things:

Advertising that puts the gospel, in the reader's own language, in front of people in Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, the United States and other countries.
Hosting and printing so the site, the free pages, and the printed books stay available to anyone, at no cost to them.
Reaching people who reach out — every WhatsApp reply, every prayer request, every follow-up conversation.

If you give once we're able to accept gifts, this is exactly what it will keep funding — just no longer from one person's pocket alone.

The legal truth

We are not a registered charity. Not yet.

Embassy of the Kingdom, Inc. filed its paperwork with the State of Florida on 12 September 2026. Until the State approves it, the IRS grants tax-exempt status, and Florida's charity regulator (FDACS) clears us to solicit gifts, we are legally not allowed to ask for or accept donations — and we won't, on this page or anywhere else.

Once that is done, gifts here will be tax-deductible and this page will carry Florida's required donor disclosure statement in full. Until then, consider this page a preview, not an ask.

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(Shown so you know what to expect — nothing here is connected to a payment yet.)

One thing you can do today

Tell us you want to help. We'll write to you the day this opens.

Notify me when giving opens

No payment, no commitment. Just a real person adding your name to the list we email first.

Thank you. We'll write to you personally the day this opens — not before.

Questions

Before you ask, we'll answer.

Is my gift tax-deductible?

Not yet, and we won't pretend otherwise. It will be, once the IRS approves our 501(c)(3) application — the step right after Florida's approval.

Can I give you money right now some other way?

No, and we mean that. Until Florida's charity regulator clears us, accepting a gift — in any form — would break the law we're in the middle of following correctly. Please wait for our e-mail.

Who sees my name on the interest list?

Only Pastor Arek. It is not shared, sold, or used for anything except telling you when giving opens.

Why publish a giving page before you can accept giving?

So the plan is transparent before the money is, and so no one who wants to help has to start from a cold e-mail the day we open.