The Church also created a Burial League Fund, which allowed members to pool their resources together to pay for the burial expenses of those who transitioned. Though this program is closed to new members, it has fulfilled its commitments for more than 97 years, helping families with final expenses. In addition, the Church provided aid to retiring pastors and widows of some of its deceased leaders.

In 1980, a report was submitted by Deacon Horace McKnight, II entitled “Centralizing Financial Operations.” He asserted in that document that “The spiritual doctrine was, to some extent, unified by the Church’s founders. They laid the framework for consistent teaching of the gospel. But they did not see to the unification of the Church’s financial operations.”

In 1991, Deacon McKnight presented a second document entitled “The Church of God by Faith: The Next Twenty Years.”  He concluded, “We must achieve in providing for the material needs of those among us who will play key roles in making this a national church. Our ministers are the ones who must spread the gospel. If the Church of God by Faith takes good care of its ministers and their wives, these teams will have high incentive to do their best job in making the Church a truly national body.”