How can your worship organization acquire the instruments you need without overstepping budget restrictions? Leasing. And it offers many very attractive advantages. Capital investment is kept to a minimum, preserving cash flow. Your organization can obtain a number of instruments at once, instead of purchasing them piece by piece. It’s a method that gets praise bands up and running quickly, with minimal financial impact.

- After the lease has been paid in full, the church may purchase the instruments on the lease for $1.00

- Helps beat inflation by acquiring the instruments needed today while avoiding annual price increases

- While staying within their budget, congregations have the opportunity to obtain needed instruments to complete a successful music program or to replace older instruments that are depleting their repair budget

- Church chooses the term of the lease (12-, 24- or 36-month)

Step-by-Step Procedures

- Church representative discuss needs with local music dealer

- The dealer will prepare a lease/purchase proposal stating the exact cost of a 12-, 24- or 36-month lease plan to fit their budget

- Upon receipt and approval of the credit application, a formal lease will be prepared and sent to the church for authorized signatures

- Upon receipt of the signed lease documents and initial payment, the dealer will be notified to deliver the instruments to the church

- After receiving the instruments, church officials sign the acceptance certificate and return it

- The subsequent payments will be due monthly

How to Figure a Payment Amount

Payments and Security Deposits

12 Month Lease - First Payment Only
24 Month Lease - First Payment & 1 Month Security Deposit
36 Month Lease - First Payment & 2 Month Security Deposit
Payments and security deposits are due when the lease is signed. Regular monthly payments will be automatically deducted directly from the church’s operating account.

* Factors are effective March 12, 2002 and may change without notice.