About us

“Disclaimer we are a church, however no individuals are coerced into a belief system and all identities, backgrounds, genders, religions, and more are welcome to participate in our program”   

Wynn Financial and Asset Member Institute INC., a.k.a Wynn FAAM EDU., teaches the theories of god with sovereign living values as the lord has intended for us to be able to live through our pursuit of happiness. We believe it is the choice of the people to know about the importance of learning how our government operates and to live freely within sovereign values. Wynn FAAM 's congregation currently enjoys a vibrant ministry that continues to grow by the minute. 

Wynn Financial And Asset Member Institute INC, also known as Wynn FAAM EDU, aims to educate individuals on the theories of God and sovereign living values that allow us to pursue happiness as intended by the Lord. It's our belief that people should have the choice to learn about their government and live freely with sovereign values. Our congregation has grown tremendously, transitioning from a "Pastoral" Church with 150 attendees to a much larger "Delegated" Church with more than 300 attendees. We aim to expand our congregation to other locations throughout the country to provide benefits to our members. These solutions will not only create jobs, food, housing, and generational wealth, but also improve the relationship between mankind and the earth, leading to a better living environment. We aspire to help our current generation and future generations succeed in life and create a harmonious world where everyone can live in peace.

Churches, inclusive of integrated auxiliaries, conventions, or associations, that fulfill the criteria outlined in section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code are automatically granted tax-exempt status. As a result, they are exempt from the obligation to apply for and secure official recognition of their tax-exempt status from the IRS.

Donors have the privilege of claiming a charitable deduction for contributions made to a church that satisfies the stipulations of section 501(c)(3), even if the church has not actively pursued or obtained official acknowledgment from the IRS regarding its tax-exempt status.

Furthermore, churches and specific other religious entities are not mandated to submit an annual return or notification to the IRS. Consequently, they are not at risk of automatic exemption revocation due to failure to file such documentation.