With the go ahead from the city, it looks like the Society will be building more real estate.
But even with free labor, these projects still need capital investment. They recently spent $50,000,000 on new MAN presses for several branches around the world.
They spend on average, about $79,000,000 a year on missionaries and other full time servants.
Paper, ink and food cost money.
Utilitiy bills cost money, especially in New York City.
Computers cost money and so do telecommunications services.
Even though they may have earned $1 billion for 2001, there surely can't be that much left over, even after slave labor is taken into consideration.
any thoughts on this?