Not only will The RiverTree Project Board of Directors hold us accountable, but I (Erin) have always had at least one individual in my life to whom I have given complete accountability too. (By the way, two such individuals are serving on the board!) I plan to keep this spiritual practice in place as long as I have breath in my lungs!

In addition to the personal accountability I have always had in my life, I will be working closely with Nate Williams, board president, during my year-long Leadership Residency at Restore Community Church's Liberty Campus.

I've also heard of churches and ministry leaders mishandling funds. How will you be held financially accountable?
One of the reasons we chose to start a not-for-profit organization is for the financial accountability it brings.  Our board will be giving us full accountability as to the use of the funds we receive over the next few years.  Patrick O'Connell, board treasurer, will pay particularly close attention to the use of the monies entrusted to us.

In addition to this, our books will be open to anyone who contributes to The RiverTree Project, so that they will have complete assurance that whatever they give will be used properly for God's Kingdom.