Financials

All financials current as of November 30, 2025

We believe it is important to be transparent about the resources we are entrusted with. 
If you have any questions please reach out to Garen McConnell at [email protected]

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES
Actual Budget % of Budget
Total Revenue $4,395,225 $2,390,133 183.89%
Total Expense $2,139,121 $2,336,291 91.56%
Net Income $2,256,104 $53,842
FINANCIAL POSITION
Cash/ Current Assets $1,253,554
Fixed Assets $18,180,772
Total Assets $19,434,326
Current Liabilities $124,114
Long Term Liabilities $6,797,575
Total Liabilities $6,921,689
Total Equity $12,512,636
Total Liabilities and Equity $19,434,326

Financial Update (as of August 31, 2025)
This summer we completed the $3.2M cash purchase of 125 S. Racine, paid entirely in cash. The generosity that made this possible came largely from gifts given during this fiscal year. That’s why our total revenue appears far above budgeted expectations. At the same time, you may notice our current assets are lower than total revenue. That’s because the cash received was used for the building purchase and is now recorded as a Fixed Asset rather than cash on hand. This acquisition is a major step in positioning Soul City to live out our vision of reaching 5,000 PEOPLE. We are so grateful for the extraordinary generosity that made this milestone possible and excited for the ministry opportunities it unlocks. 

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Pastoral Care

When life gets hard, our Pastoral Care team is available to talk and pray.

Sunday through Thursday, from 9a – 9p, Pastoral Care is just a phone call away.

Reach out to us at 312-252-3062.

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Hey Soul City!

A quick message for those joining us in person this weekend:

Recently, the CDC shared new guidelines for wearing face masks in public and in indoor settings to promote safety in areas with substantial risks of transmission. Therefore, we are requiring that masks are worn while in the building on Sundays.

We are continuously reviewing the CDC guidelines and what our next steps will be – as your safety remains our priority.

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