2022-06-14T10:54:12-05:00 2021-12-31 420714325 RSM US LLP 1861 INTERNATIONAL DRIVE SUITE 400 MCLEAN VA 22102 990 2021-07-01 273444987 MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE MUSE 4059964900 7507 SW 44TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73179 HARRY HARGRAVE CEO 4059964900 2022-06-09 1 HARRY HARGRAVE XXX-XX-XXXX FREDERICK LONGWOOD P00439715 7033366400 2022-06-09 0 AAL1 IAL1 2021 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z HARRY HARGRAVE 7507 SW 44TH ST OKLAHOMA CITY OK 73179 42218132 0 X WWW.MUSEUMOFTHEBIBLE.ORG X 2010 OK THE MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE IS AN INNOVATIVE, GLOBAL AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO INVITE ALL PEOPLE TO ENGAGE WITH THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF THE BIBLE. WE DO SO THROUGH FOUR MAIN INITIATIVES: OUR PERMANENT MUSEUM IN WASHINGTON, D.C., TRAVELING EXHIBITIONS, EDUCATION AND RESEARCH. THESE ARE FURTHER DESCRIBED AT WWW.MUSEUMOFTHEBIBLE.ORG/OUR-HISTORY. 11 10 277 95 168175 0 79980839 24146324 4306722 3444834 824154 3129681 -1749159 -350427 83362556 30370412 359037 100475 0 0 16586538 8078641 816382 445450 2586543 45026980 23720393 62788937 32344959 20573619 -1974547 474905908 471961036 9591180 9776489 465314728 462184547 X THE MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE IS AN INNOVATIVE, GLOBAL, AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO INVITE ALL PEOPLE TO ENGAGE WITH THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF THE BIBLE. 0 0 23915851 3778649 PERMANENT MUSEUM AND COLLECTIONS - MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE (MOTB) IS A GLOBAL, INNOVATIVE, EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO INVITE ALL PEOPLE TO ENGAGE WITH THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF THE BIBLE. THROUGH INTERACTIVE EXHIBITS AND CUTTING-EDGE TECHNOLOGY, WE BRING GUESTS AN IMMERSIVE, PERSONAL EXPERIENCE WITH THE IMPACT, NARRATIVE, AND HISTORY OF THE BIBLE. RANKED ONE OF THE TOP MUSEUMS BY FODER'S TRAVEL, MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE HAS WELCOMED OVER 2 MILLION GUESTS. ACCORDING TO POST-VISIT SURVEYS, 80 PERCENT OF GUESTS WOULD STRONGLY RECOMMEND THE MUSEUM TO AN ACQUAINTANCE. THE MUSEUM REACHES BEYOND ITS WALLS THROUGH DIGITAL CONTENT INCLUDING A PODCAST, DIGITAL MAGAZINE, VIRTUAL TOURS AND EVENTS, ONLINE EXHIBITS, VIRTUAL FIELD TRIPS FOR STUDENTS AND VIDEO SERIES. THIS DIGITAL CONTENT HAS GLOBAL IMPACT REACHING PEOPLE IN NEARLY EVERY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD. 570 TRAVELING EXHIBITS - REACHING OVER 500,000 PEOPLE TO DATE, OUR EXHIBITS HAVE TRAVELED ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND AROUND THE WORLD. WE HAVE BROUGHT UNIQUE AND BENEFICIAL EXHIBITS ON DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF THE BIBLE TO DOZENS OF U.S. CITIES AND 5 COUNTRIES INCLUDING ISRAEL, CUBA, ARGENTINA, GERMANY, AND VATICAN CITY, WITH MORE PLANNED IN THE COMING YEAR. EACH OF THESE EXHIBITS PROVIDED A SCHOLARLY AND IMMERSIVE PRESENTATION ON THE BIBLE'S HISTORY, NARRATIVE AND IMPACT FROM A VARIETY OF VANTAGE POINTS. ALL OF THESE EXHIBITS INCLUDED PUBLIC VIEWING OF BIBLICAL ARTIFACTS FROM VARIOUS COLLECTIONS. 397170 100475 RESEARCH- MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE SPONSORS RESEARCH THROUGH ITS SCHOLARS INITIATIVE, WHOSE MISSION IS TO FACILITATE RESEARCH (PRIMARILY ON ARTIFACTS IN THE MUSEUM COLLECTION) AND TO HELP PREPARE THE NEXT GENERATION OF SCHOLARS. TO THESE ENDS IT PROVIDES GRANTS TO SCHOLARS TO PURSUE RESEARCH AND PROVIDE STUDENTS WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO DEVELOP AS SCHOLARS THROUGH SCHOLAR/MENTOR RELATIONSHIPS. IN THE 2020-2021 ACADEMIC YEAR, SCHOLARS INITIATIVE COLLABORATED WITH MULTIPLE PROFESSIONAL RESEARCHERS AND GRADUATE FELLOWS ON A VARIETY OF RESEARCH PROJECTS.TORAH SCROLLS PROJECTTHE TORAH SCROLLS PROJECT, LARGELY CONDUCTED THROUGH IN-HOUSE CURATORIAL WORK, IS DEVOTED TO THE STUDY OF THE TORAH SCROLLS COLLECTION CURATED BY THE MUSEUM. THE PROJECT HAS THREE MAJOR GOALS: THE FIRST IS THE PRODUCTION OF A COMPREHENSIVE ONLINE DATABASE OF THE ENTIRE TORAH SCROLL COLLECTION. THE SECOND IS THE CREATION OF A NEW BODY OF SCHOLARLY LITERATURE IN MEDIEVAL AND MODERN TORAH SCROLL RESEARCH, AN AREA THAT HAS BEEN LARGELY NEGLECTED. THE THIRD IS THE RESTORATION OF SUCH SCROLLS AS HAVE NO LONG-TERM RESEARCH VALUE TO A CONDITION WHERE THEY WOULD BE FIT FOR RITUAL USE, AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF THESE SCROLLS TO JEWISH COMMUNITIES IN NEED OF TORAH SCROLLS. THE PROJECT HAS RECEIVED A GRANT FOR PROVENANCE RESEARCH.IMAGING LABORATORYTO AID IN THE CONSERVATION, RESEARCH, AND ACCESSIBILITY OF THE MUSEUM'S COLLECTIONS, WE ARE CONSTRUCTING AN IMAGING LABORATORY AFTER AN INITIAL GRANT FROM THE M. J. MURDOCK CHARITABLE TRUST. THIS LABORATORY WILL BE BUILT TO A MULTI-SPECTRAL STANDARD, SO THE MOST ACCURATE DATA CAN BE GATHERED FROM THE ITEMS IN THE MUSEUM'S COLLECTION. THESE IMAGES WILL BE HOSTED PUBLICLY ON A WEBSITE, AND WILL ENABLE BOTH SCHOLARS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO BETTER ACCESS THE ITEMS IN THE MUSEUM'S COLLECTIONS. THE RENOVATIONS ON THE RELEVANT ROOMS HAVE BEGUN, AND THE FIRST PIECES OF EQUIPMENT HAVE BEEN PURCHASED. WE EXPECT THE FIRST PHASE TO BE OPERATIONAL BY THE END OF THE 2022 YEAR.GREEK PAUL PROJECTTHE GREEK PAUL PROJECT ENGAGES STUDENTS IN THE TEXTUAL EXAMINATION OF THE PAULINE EPISTLES, INTRODUCING THEM TO THE GREEK MINUSCULE SCRIPT AND ITS TRANSCRIPTION THROUGH THE MUENSTER VIRTUAL MANUSCRIPT ROOM (VMR). THE RESULTANT TRANSCRIPTIONS WILL SUPPORT NEW CRITICAL EDITIONS OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE PAULINE EPISTLES EDITIO CRITICA MAIOR, A NEW BYZANTINE EDITION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT AND FUTURE EDITIONS OF THE NESTLE-ALAND NOVUM TESTAMENTUM GRAECE. THE PROJECT HAS TWO PRIMARY TEAMS, ONE BASED IN NORTH AMERICA AND ONE IN THESSALONIKI, GREECE. THE PROJECT HAS TRANSCRIBED, PROOFREAD, AND PUBLISHED NEARLY 300 MANUSCRIPTS OF 1 TIMOTHY AND PRESENTED THE RESULTS AND METHODS OF THEIR WORK AT MULTIPLE ACADEMIC CONFERENCES, INCLUDING THE ANNUAL SOCIETY OF BIBLICAL LITERATURE MEETING AND THE 11TH BIRMINGHAM COLLOQUIUM ON THE TEXTUAL CRITICISM OF THE NEW TESTAMENT. THE PROJECT SUPPORTS FACULTY, POSTDOCTORAL FELLOWS, AND UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN THE STUDY OF THE GREEK NEW TESTAMENT. SPECULUM HUMANAE SALVATIONIS PUBLICATION PROJECTTHE MEDIEVAL LATIN POEM SPECULUM HUMANAE SALVATIONIS (CONTAINED IN THE MOTB COLLECTION DIGITIZED MANUSCRIPT MOTB MS.000321 AND KNOWN IN ENGLISH AS THE MIRROR OF HUMAN SALVATION) WAS ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR WORKS OF THE FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH CENTURIES WITH PREACHERS AND LAITY ALIKE. ALTHOUGH THE WORK SURVIVES IN HUNDREDS OF MANUSCRIPTS AND EARLY PRINT BOOKS IN EVERY MAJOR EUROPEAN LANGUAGE, THERE IS NO COMPLETE MODERN EDITION AND TRANSLATION. THIS PROJECT INVOLVES A FACULTY PROJECT DIRECTOR AND THE TALENTS OF OVER A DOZEN UNDERGRADUATES TO PRODUCE THE FIRST MODERN TRANSCRIPTION AND ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF THE LATIN SPECULUM PROJECT, THUS MAKES THIS SIGNIFICANT TEXT OF CHRISTIAN INTERPRETATION NEWLY ACCESSIBLE TO READERS IN THE UNIVERSITY, PULPIT, AND PEW TODAY. THIS PROJECT IS SCHEDULED TO BE PUBLISHED IN LATE APRIL 2022.FRATER PETRUS CODEX PUBLICATION PROJECTTHIS PROJECT, DIRECTED BY A BAYOR UNIVERSITY SCHOLAR, WILL PRODUCE A SCHOLARLY EDITION OF GC.MS.000465, A MANUSCRIPT CURRENTLY IN THE GREEN COLLECTION. THE MANUSCRIPT CONTAINS THE ONLY COMPLETE COPY OF THE COLLATIONES DE TEMPORE OF FRATER PETRUS (LATIN, 14TH C). THE COLLATIONS ARE REFLECTIONS ON THE LITURGICAL READINGS FROM THE MEDIEVAL LECTIONARY FOR ALL THE SUNDAYS AND FEAST DAYS OF AN ENTIRE ECCLESIASTICAL YEAR. THE LESSONS WERE FOR PRIVATE REFLECTION BUT WERE ALSO PRESENTED AS GUIDELINES FOR PREACHERS, SYSTEMATICALLY GIVING MORAL AND THEOLOGICAL DISTINCTIONS ON KEY PASSAGES, COMPLEMENTED BY CITATIONS OF BIBLICAL PROOF-TEXTS IN SUPPORT OF THE GIVEN LESSONS. THE STUDY HAS BEEN BROKEN INTO TWO VOLUMES, AND THE FIRST HAS BEEN PUBLISHED BY BRILL.CHARLES V PRAYERBOOK PUBLICATION PROJECTTHE CURRENT PROJECT, DIRECTED BY A BAYLOR UNIVERSITY SCHOLAR, INVOLVES COMPLETING A SCHOLARLY EDITION, TRANSLATION, AND INTRODUCTION OF A SIXTEENTH CENTURY ILLUMINATED PRAYERBOOK THAT WAS ONCE OWNED BY CHARLES V, BEFORE HE WAS ELECTED HOLY ROMAN EMPEROR. IT IS THE EARLIEST OF THE FOUR KNOWN PRAYERBOOKS ONCE OWNED BY CHARLES V. WHILE THE TEXT AND TRANSLATION OF THE PRAYERS WERE COMPLETED IN 2014-2015, THE PRESENT PHASE OF THE PROJECT INVOLVES WRITING AN INTRODUCTION IN TWO PARTS: (1) CODICOLOGY AND (2) ART HISTORICAL ANALYSIS.CODEX CLIMACI RESCRIPTUS SYRIAC PROJECTTHE PRESENT PROJECT INVOLVES STUDENTS IN THE STUDY OF THE FAMOUS CODEX CLIMACI RESCRIPTUS (CCR; MOTB.MS.000149), FOCUSING ON TWO SYRIAC TEXTS BY JOHN CLIMACUS. PARTICIPANTS INTERACT WITH CODICOLOGY, PALEOGRAPHY, TRANSLATION TECHNIQUE, AND THE TEXTUAL AND RECEPTION HISTORIES OF THESE SYRIAC TRANSLATIONS. THE PRIMARY GOAL IS THE PRODUCTION OF A CRITICAL EDITION OF THE RELEVANT SYRIAC TEXTS WHICH CRITICALLY ENGAGES THE GREEK TEXT. THE EDITION WILL EXPLORE THE ROLE OF THE SYRIAC TRANSLATION AS A WITNESS TO THE ARAMAIC WORLD IN WHICH THE SYRIAC TEXT HAD BEEN CREATED AND WOULD FLOURISH FOR CENTURIES. THE CCR ENJOYS A CENTRAL ROLE, BUT THE PROJECT ALSO TRANSCRIBES AND INCORPORATES PARALLEL TEXTS IN GREEK AND SYRIAC. AS OF THE CONCLUSION OF THE INITIAL CONTRACT IN THE SUMMER OF 2019, THE PROJECT HAS IDENTIFIED ALL MANUSCRIPTS TO BE UTILIZED, STRUCTURED DIGITAL INDICES, ESTABLISHED IMAGE MANAGEMENT PROCESSES, LAUNCHED A DESIGNATED ONLINE TRANSCRIPTION TOOL, PREPARED A SYRIAC BASE TEXT, DRAFTED A GREEK BASE TEXT, AND CREATED DIGITAL TRANSCRIPTION GUIDELINES FOR THE SYRIAC LANGUAGE. THE PROJECT HAS PROPOSED A SECOND PHASE IN WHICH THE TOOLS DEVELOPED FOR EDITING SYRIAC TEXTS DEVELOPED IN THE FIRST PHASE WILL BE USED IN THE STUDY OF THE SYRIAC TEXT OF CLIMACUS' WORKS. THE PROPOSED OUTCOMES ARE A DIGITAL EDITION, A CONFERECE AND SUBSEQUENT VOLUME, AND THEN A PRINTED CRITICAL EDITION OF THE SYRIAC LADDER OF DIVINE ASCENT.TYNDALE HOUSE CODEX CLIMACI RESCRIPTUS PROJECTTHE AIM OF THE PROJECT IS TO READ THE UNDERWRITING OF THE CODEX CLIMACI RESCRIPTUS (CCR; MOTB.MS.000149), WHOSE UPPER WRITING WAS INSCRIBED ON PARCHMENT LEAVES TAKEN FROM OLDER MANUSCRIPTS WHICH WERE ERASED AND RE-PURPOSED FOR THE NEW MANUSCRIPT. THE ERASED LEAVES (WHOSE TEXT CAN BE READ VIA MSI IMAGING) COME FROM ABOUT ELEVEN PREVIOUS MANUSCRIPTS, EACH OF WHICH WAS INCOMPLETE. THESE PREVIOUS MANUSCRIPTS ARE EITHER IN ARAMAIC OR GREEK AND COME FROM THE FOURTH TO SIXTH CENTURIES. COLLABORATORS HAVE COMPLETED ABOUT 75% OF DRAFTS FOR ALL ARAMAIC AND GREEK TEXT AND SUGGESTED SEVERAL CORRECTIONS TO LEXICA AND GRAMMARS FOR CHRISTIAN PALESTINIAN ARAMAIC. THE PROJECT IS NEARING COMPLETION AND WILL RESULT NOT ONLY IN EDITIONS OF THE UNDER-TEXT, BUT ALSO IN ESSAYS DOCUMENTING THE UNIQUE FEATURES OF THESE TEXTS AND THIS MANUSCRIPT. PRELIMINARY PAPERS HAVE ALREADY BEEN SUBMITTED TO SCHOLARLY JOURNALS, AND PROMISE TO ADD NEW KNOWLEDGE OF THE ANCIENT WORLD. FURTHER EDITIONS OF SEVERAL GREEK AND ARAMAIC TEXTS FROM THE UNDERTEXT WILL SOON BE PUBLISHED AS WELL.SINAI IMAGING PROJECTIN COLLABORATION WITH THE EARLY MANUSCRIPT ELECTRONIC LIBRARY AND UCLA, THE MUSEUM SUPPORTS A PROJECT INVOLVED IN IMAGING THE CONTENTS OF ST. CATHERINE'S MONASTERY, SINAI. ST. CATHERINE'S CONTAINS THE WORLD'S OLDEST CONTINUALLY OPERATING LIBRARY, BEGUN IN THE 6TH CENTURY AND REMAINS AN OPERATING MONASTERY IN THE ORTHODOX CHURCH. THIS PROJECT IS CURRENTLY INVOLVED IN IMAGING THE LIBRARY'S ARABIC AND SYRIAC COLLECTIONS. THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC AND OTHER ISSUES HAVE CAUSED A DELAY IN FINISHING THE FIRST PHASE OF THIS PROJECT, BUT IT IS STILL SCHEDULED TO GO FORWARD AND HAS THE ENTHUSIASTIC SUPPORT OF THE MONASTERY.EL-ARAJ ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIGTHIS ARCHAELOGICAL DIG, DIRECTED BY DR. R. STEVEN NOTLEY OF THE CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF ANCIENT JUDAISM AND CHRISTIAN ORIGINS, IS PARTIALLY SUPPORTED BY THE MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE, AND IS CURRENTLY TESTING THE HYPOTHESIS THAT EL-ARAJ IS THE LOCATION OF THE BIBLICAL CITY OF BETHSAIDA. TEL SHIMRON ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIGTHIS ARCHAEOLOGICAL DIG, DIRECTED BY DANIEL MASTER OF WHEATON COLLEGE AND MARIO MARTIN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIENNA, IS PARTIALLY SUPPORTED BY THE MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE.EDITORSHIP FOR MOTB LATIN TEXTS: MICHELLE BROWNMICHELLE BROWN DEVELOPS AND EDITS VOLUMES BASED ON LATIN LANGUAGE MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE ARTIFACTS INTENDED FOR PUBLICATION. BROADLY, MICHELLE GUIDES AND ADVISES AUTHORS WORKING ON A MONOGRAPH WHOSE SUBJECT MATTER FALLS WITHIN THE EDITOR'S PURVIEW. ONCE A FULL DRAFT HAS BEEN PROVIDED, SHE EDITS THE WORK FOR STYLE, CONTENT, AND ACCURACY, REQUESTING ANY NECESSARY REVISIONS FROM THE AUTHOR IN ORDER TO PREPARE THE DRAFT FOR TYPESETTING. PUBLICATION PROJECTS CURRENTLY UNDER MICHELLE'S EDITORSHIP INCLUDE THE SPECULUM HUMANAE SALVATIONIS PUBLICATION PROJECT, THE FRATER PETRUS PUBLICATION PROJECT, AND THE CHARLES V PRAYERBOOK PUBLICATION PROJECT.POSTDOCTORAL GRANT: CHRISTOPHER DAVISDR. DAVIS RESEARCHES THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF CRITERIA ANDMETHODS FOR THE NON-DESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION OF ANCIENT MANUSCRIPTS. THIS GRANT OPERATES IN CONJUNCTION WITH AND WILL INCLUDE EVALUATION OF ARTIFACTS BELONGING TO MOTB. DR. DAVIS HAS COMPLETED AN INITIAL DRAFT OF A VOLUME DOCUMENTING THE DEAD SEA SCROLLS-LIKE OBJECTS IN THE MUSEUM COLLECTIONS.POSTDOCTORAL GRANT: CALEB HOWARDCALEB HOWARD'S RESEARCH CONCERNS THE ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN BACKGROUND OF NAMES KNOWN FROM THE HEBREW BIBLE. SPECIFICALLY, CALEB HAS BEEN DEVELOPING A DIGITAL DATABASE FOCUSING ON LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS AND PROSOPOGRAPHY OF NAMES FROM CUNEIFORM SOURCES OF THE SECOND MILLENNIUM BC, AS WELL AS THE NAMES CONTAINED IN THE OLD TESTAMENT. HE IS WORKING TO INCORPORATE DATA FROM NEARLY FOUR THOUSAND TEXTS, PRIMARILY FROM ALALAH AND UGARIT FOR THE DURATION OF THIS GRANT. 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A MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE CHANGED ITS ACCOUNTING PERIOD FROM A FISCAL YEAR ENDING 6/30/21 TO A CALENDAR YEAR ENDING 12/31/21. THIS HAS RESULTED IN A SHORT YEAR FOR THE 2021 RETURN. 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IN CONFORMITY WITH ACCOUNTING POLICIES GENERALLY FOLLOWED BY MUSEUMS WITH SIMILAR COLLECTIONS, THE VALUE OF THE MUSEUM'S COLLECTIONS HAS BEEN EXCLUDED FROM THE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION, AND GIFTS OF ARTIFACTS ARE EXCLUDED FROM REVENUE IN THE STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES. PURCHASES OF ARTIFACTS FOR THE COLLECTION BY THE MUSEUM ARE RECORDED AS DECREASES IN NET ASSETS IN THE STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES AS WITH OR WITHOUT DONOR RESTRICTIONS BASED ON THE RESTRICTION OF THE DONOR. PROCEEDS FROM THE DEACCESSION OF BIBLICAL ARTIFACTS ARE RECORDED AS NET ASSETS WITH DONOR RESTRICTIONS AND ARE RESTRICTED TO THE ACQUISITION OF OTHER BIBLICAL ARTIFACTS. PART III, LINE 4: THE MUSEUM'S COLLECTIONS CONSIST OF BIBLICAL ARTIFACTS THAT ARE HELD FOR PUBLIC EXHIBITION, EDUCATION OR RESEARCH IN THE FURTHERANCE OF PUBLIC SERVICE RATHER THAN FINANCIAL GAIN; ARE PROTECTED, KEPT UNENCUMBERED, CARED FOR, AND PRESERVED IN PERPETUITY AND, AS A RESULT, THEIR SERVICE POTENTIAL IS UNDIMINISHED. PART V, LINE 4: THE ENDOWMENT'S INVESTMENT EARNINGS ARE ALLOCATED IN A REASONABLE AND BALANCED WAY BETWEEN CURRENT DISTRIBUTION AND REINVESTMENT FOR FUTURE EARNINGS. DISTRIBUTIONS SHOULD PROVIDE A REASONABLY STABLE AND PREDICTABLE SOURCE OF FUNDS FOR THE ACTIVITIES OF THE MUSEUM THAT ARE SUPPORTED BY THE ENDOWMENT. SUBJECT TO OK UPMIFA (TO THE EXTENT APPLICABLE), THE ANNUAL DISTRIBUTABLE FUNDS FROM THE ENDOWMENT WILL BE NO MORE THAN 4.5%. THE DISTRIBUTION PERCENTAGE RATE WILL BE DEFINED USING A THREE-YEAR INVESTMENT AVERAGE. UNTIL AN ENDOWMENT HAS BEEN INVESTED FOR THREE YEARS, THE ANNUAL AVERAGE WILL BE USED AFTER THE INITIAL 12 MONTHS. SPECIFIC GIFTS MAY BE EXCLUDED FROM AVERAGING AND/OR BE SUBJECT TO OTHER DISTRIBUTION RULES, WHEN EXPLICITLY DIRECTED BY THE DONOR OR BY A 75% APPROVAL OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. THE MUSEUM'S POLICY PERMITS SPENDING FROM UNDERWATER ENDOWMENT FUNDS WHEN DEEMED PRUDENT BY 75% OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. DISTRIBUTIONS WILL BE MADE ANNUALLY, AND ENDOWMENTS MAY BE HELD FOR MORE THAN 12 MONTHS BASED ON THE DATE OF THE CHARITABLE GIFT. PART X, LINE 2: THE MUSEUM IS AN ORGANIZATION EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX PURSUANT TO SECTION 501(A) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE (THE CODE) AS AN ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE CODE. PROVISION HAS BEEN MADE, WHERE MATERIAL, FOR ANY TAXES DUE ON UNRELATED BUSINESS INCOME. MANAGEMENT HAS EVALUATED THEIR TAX POSITIONS AND CONCLUDED THEY HAVE TAKEN NO UNCERTAIN TAX POSITIONS THAT REQUIRE RECOGNITION OR DISCLOSURE IN THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. PART XI, LINE 4B - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: COST OF GOODS SOLD -530,680. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES -671,682. RENTAL EXPENSES -365,016. REALIZED GAIN -511. FREIGHT EXPENSE -43,372. PART XII, LINE 2D - OTHER ADJUSTMENTS: COST OF GOODS SOLD 530,680. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 671,682. RENTAL EXPENSES 365,016. REALIZED GAIN 511. FREIGHT EXPENSE 43,372. 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X X X 1 1 X X X X X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 HARRY HARGRAVE CEO 403334 0 209 0 109734 0 2364 0 0 0 515641 0 0 0 JEFFREY KLOHA CHIEF CURATORIAL OFFICER 249508 0 228 0 1229 0 7764 0 28127 0 286856 0 0 0 DONNA BUONO JONAS CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER 217959 0 218 0 182 0 6711 0 25106 0 250176 0 0 0 DAVID P SUEY CHIEF ADMIN OFFICER 213970 0 218 0 2889 0 6653 0 22055 0 245785 0 0 0 JOHN SHARPE CHIEF RELATIONS OFFICER 222427 0 228 0 9820 0 6806 0 0 0 239281 0 0 0 SHANNON BENNETT CHIEF MARKETING OFFICER 180495 0 216 0 572 0 5528 0 12012 0 198823 0 0 0 MICHAEL CLARKE PARTNERSHIP RELATIONS REGIONAL DIR. 154736 0 216 0 576 0 4945 0 15757 0 176230 0 0 0 RENA OPERT DIRECTOR OF EXHIBITS 154485 0 207 0 132 0 1623 0 19423 0 175870 0 0 0 KAREN POTH CREATIVE DIRECTOR 163840 0 203 0 771 0 3390 0 0 0 168204 0 0 0 JOHN GARDNER DIRECTOR OF GUEST RELATIONS/RETAIL 149197 0 214 0 540 0 3805 0 6054 0 159810 0 0 0 DAVID DUBOIS COMPTROLLER 126173 0 259 0 223 0 4010 0 27127 0 157792 0 0 0 PART I, LINE 1A TRAVEL FOR COMPANION IS ALLOWED FOR THE CEO AND IS INCLUDED IN TAXABLE COMPENSATION. HOUSING VALUED AT $109,733 WAS PROVIDED TO THE CEO AND INCLUDED IN TAXABLE COMPENSATION. TAX GROSS-UP PAYMENTS ARE PROVIDED TO THE CEO FOR CERTAIN BUSINESS-RELATED EXPENSES PER THE CEO'S WRITTEN EMPLOYMENT CONTRACT. PART I, LINE 7 BONUSES INCLUDED A NON-FIXED DISCRETIONARY AMOUNT. THE BONUS POOL WAS APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS. HOBBY LOBBY SEE NOTE BELOW 495101 SEE BELOW 0 SCH L, PART IV, COLUMNS B AND D, RELATIONSHIP/DESCRIPTION OF TRANSACTION STEVE GREEN, CHAIRMAN OF THE MUSEUM OF THE BIBLE, IS A MORE THAN 35% SHAREHOLDER OF HOBBY LOBBY STORES, INC. THE MUSEUM LEASES OFFICE SPACE FROM HOBBY LOBBY, PROVIDES AND BILLS FOR CURATORIAL SERVICES TO HOBBY LOBBY, AMONG OTHER EXPENSES AND REVENUES PAID TO AND RECEIVED FROM HOBBY LOBBY, TOTALING $495,101. THESE GOODS AND SERVICES PROVIDED BETWEEN THE ORGANIZATIONS HAVE BEEN PROVIDED AT THE FAIR MARKET VALUE THAT THEY WOULD OTHERWISE PURCHASE OR PROVIDE IN THE ORDINARY COURSE OF BUSINESS.IN ADDITION, IN JANUARY 2021, THE MUSEUM OUTSOURCED MUCH OF ITS INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES TO HOBBY LOBBY WHO PROVIDED THOSE SERVICES TO THE MUSEUM AT NO COST. THE DONATED SERVICES WERE VALUED AT $941,025. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION A, LINE 4 BYLAWS MODIFIED TO REFLECT CHANGE IN YEAR END FROM JUNE 30 TO DECEMBER 31. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 11B MANAGEMENT AND THE FINANCE/AUDIT COMMITTEE REVIEW THE FORM 990 WITH THE OUTSIDE TAX PREPARER. THE FORM 990 IS PROVIDED TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRIOR TO FILING THE RETURN. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 12C THE ORGANIZATION MONITORS THE CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY BY REQUIRING BOARD MEMBERS TO DISCLOSE AND ABSTAIN. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION B, LINE 15 THE COMPENSATION OF ALL OFFICERS OF THE ORGANIZATION INCLUDING THE CEO IS DETERMINED BY THE COMPENSATION COMMITTEE. IN PARTICULAR, THE BOARD COMPENSATION COMMITTEE EVALUATES THE CEO INDIVIDUALLY AND REVIEWS/APPROVES A COMPENSATION STUDY ON ALL OTHER EMPLOYEES FOR USE IN DETERMINING MARKET RATES FOR POSITIONS. INDIVIDUAL COMPENSATION FOR THESE EMPLOYEES IS SET BASED ON A DISCUSSION AMONG THE CEO AND COO. FORM 990, PART VI, SECTION C, LINE 19 THE ORGANIZATION'S GOVERNING DOCUMENTS, CONFLICT OF INTEREST POLICY, AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE AVAILABLE TO THE PUBLIC UPON REQUEST. SOME SUMMARY INFORMATION, ALONG WITH A FORM TO INQUIRE, IS AVAILABLE ON THE WEBSITE. FORM 990, PART IX, LINE 11G PAYROLL RELATED SERVICES: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 46,688. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 20,146. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 6,549. TOTAL EXPENSES 73,383. CONSULTING EXPENSE: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 437,776. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 40,947. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 135,666. TOTAL EXPENSES 614,389. OTHER CONTRACT SERVICES: PROGRAM SERVICE EXPENSES 2,540,794. MANAGEMENT AND GENERAL EXPENSES 237,648. FUNDRAISING EXPENSES 341,935. TOTAL EXPENSES 3,120,377.