Faith and mission
How Can a Cup of Tea Support Gospel Mission?
A tea purchase can support mission only through an honest business giving commitment. White Field intends to give 100% of net profits, beginning with its first sale, to Christian ministry among the least reached.
Keep the money claim precise
Net profit is what remains after the ordinary costs of making and operating the business are paid. It is not the same as the full purchase price. If a period produces no net profit, there is no profit from that period to give. We plan to explain our policy and report aggregate giving as the business develops.
We will identify partner arrangements when confirmed and safe to share. Until then, we should not imply a named ministry has received funds or that any particular person has been reached because of a purchase.
Keep the spiritual claim precise
A cup of tea is a good gift, not a sacrament or a substitute for the Gospel. A purchase does not save its buyer or listener. According to Ephesians 2, salvation is God’s gift by grace through faith in Christ.
Our hope is that excellent tea can sustain a business that materially supports faithful proclamation, discipleship, and local church work. We can be responsible for the promise we make and the reporting we publish; only God gives spiritual life.