Solid Rock Church was incorporated as the Elk
River Assembly Of God Church
under the Minnesota Non-Profit Corporation Act, Minnesota Statutes, Chapter
317 as
Minnesota Corporate Charter No. P896 dated October 5, 1977. The original
Articles of
Incorporation were filed with the Minnesota Secretary of State on September
4, 1977.
These documents are identified by the Secretary of State's Office as
documents
numbered H-47-16; H-47-17; H-47-18; and, H-47-19 (a total of four pages)
which are on
file in the Secretary's Book of Incorporations H-47. The original documents
have been
faithfully transcribed herein for electronic presentation over the
Internet.
For those interested, an exact copy of all of the
filings of Solid Rock Church, including
the original Articles of Incorporation, can be obtained directly from the
Minnesota
Secretary of State's Office at the address below. Send your request along
with a $6.00
copying fee to:
Minnesota Secretary Of State
Attn: Certification Request
180 State Office Building
100 Constitution Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota 55155
Your request can be
worded:"Enclosed is a check in
the amount of $6.00. Please send
a copy of all documents on file related to Solid Rock Church, Inc. located
at 11800
196th Avenue NW, Elk River, Minnesota 55330 and its predecessor known as
the Elk
River Assembly of God Church."The
Secretary of State will then send you a complete
and exact copy of all filings made. Note: Some of the original documents
are extremely
faded and will not photocopy or reproduce well as received. They are
readable.
The next state filing was made over fifteen years
later on November 13, 1992 by William
N. Matthews who then filed a notice of change in registered office and agent.
Thus,
from the period of September 4, 1977 until November 13, 1992 -- no filings
were made to
change corporate articles. This is a period of over 15 years without any
changes. Keep
this in mind as you view the subsequent, massive and illegal changes that
were made by
Mr. William N. Matthews. Did the changes serve God or Mr. William N.
Matthews? |