We've heard a lot about how to survive the coronavirus pandemic physically, but what about surviving financially?

Welcome to the Roy's Report, a podcast dedicated to reporting the truth and restoring the church.

I'm Julie Roy's.

And today I'm coming to you from my home in the Chicago suburbs instead of our normal studio.

Like most of us, we're all

sheltering in place and just trying to get through this coronavirus crisis. And of course,

our first concern has been surviving this pandemic physically. But many of us are suffering

financially as well. And we're wondering how we're going to make it. Christian ministries as well

and nonprofits are getting hit really hard.

In fact, I heard from a major sponsor of this podcast saying, man, we just can't afford to do

anything that's non-essential at this point. So they're having to pull back. And I get it. Donations are

down. We have to tighten our belts. But now the government has passed what's called the CARES Act, which provides money

for non-profits. Yet some say this is a Trojan horse, and Christian ministries should exercise

extreme caution before taking that money. Well, joining me today is Chuck Bentley of Crown Financial

Ministries, and I'm so looking forward to getting his input on these critically important issues.

But before I do, I want to take a minute to thank our sponsors. One of them is Markport of Barrington.

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