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Who Then Can He Save?

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A message from ASI president Frank Fournier... Jesus was perfect, yet in His humanity He could have failed. Obviously then, even if we manage to reflect the image of Jesus fully, we could still ch...  More

Special pre-convention fundraising seminar to be offered

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ASI is partnering with Philanthropic Service for Institutions (PSI), a department of the North American Division, and The Fund Raising School at Indiana University to provide a special pre-conventi...  More

Why We Gather Together

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It isn't often that more than 150 ministry leaders from 21 countries have the opportunity to fellowship together in one place at the same time. Outpost Centers International holds an annual Leaders...  More

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MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES & DUES

ASI membership is available to any Seventh-day Adventist church member in good standing who operates a business, provides a professional service, has a product to sell, or operates a supporting ministry. Members of ASI wholeheartedly agree to order their lives and business according to the ASI objectives and principles as outlined in the ASI mission and vision statements. ASI membership is divided into the following categories:


ORGANIZATIONAL

Membership is available to any organization that meets the following requirements:

1.  Organization has at least two full time workers, which may include the owner or applicant
2.  Organization must have been in operation for at least o­ne year
3.  Organization is owned and controlled by a Seventh-day Adventist lay person
4.  Lay person, who owns and controls the organization, does not receive any salary from any Seventh-day Adventist denominational organization 

Non-profit organizational members must submit a copy of their constitution and bylaws. ASI requires that the organization’s constitution and bylaws clearly show that the overall philosophy of the organization is in harmony with the Seventh-day Adventist Church. It must also be written that board members should be Adventist Church members in regular standing. And the dissolution clause should clearly state that the assets of the organization would go to another Adventist-controlled 501(c)(3) organization.   

Continued membership is contingent upon the current owner and/or CEO conducting the business in harmony with Seventh-day Adventist principles, and personally remaining in good and regular standing with the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Membership shall be in the name of the organization (organizational is the standard ASI membership). A person who has been a member of ASI for five (5) years or more and retires or sells the organization may continue to be a personal member of ASI.


*ASSOCIATE

Professional or Management membership is available to any Seventh-day Adventist person in an executive or managerial level of responsibility, other than a denominational employee, who does not qualify for any other membership and who shares in the goals and purposes of ASI.


*ASSOCIATE INTERNATIONAL

Membership is available to any organization operating outside of the North American Division who has direct ties to a parent organization holding ASI membership, or who is living in an area and operating their business where there is no ASI organization.

*Associate members do not have voting privileges.


ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP DUES (US Dollars)


Organizational Member
        Non-Profit Organization             $210
  
        For-Profit Organization
                2 - 9 employees                  $210
               10-25 employees                 $265
               26-40 employees                 $370
               41 or more employees         $370 (plus $1.50 for each additional employee above 40)    

Associate Member  

        Associate      $130

Associate Member (International)

        Same as Organizational Members