The 21^st Century Testament is an important document in itself, but it is not enough that it tells the story of good people and delivers the message of peace and harmony. It must also live it.

The 21^st Century Testament Trust will be charged with the guardianship of the new bible. The primary functions of the Trust are as follows:

1. To evaluate humanitarian works all over the world and to provide funds where they will do the most good for individuals who need it the most.
2. To initiate humanitarian works all over the world where it can be seen they are needed.
3. To undertake a specific agenda of large scale and as yet untried approaches on the issues of Gender Equality, Political Reform, Homelessness, Poverty, Pedophilia, Domestic Violence, Science and International Relations.
4. To safeguard against increasing bureaucracy as the Trust and its administration requirements grow.
5. To conduct a major review of the 21^st Century Testament prior to its Second Edition, to be released three to five years after the First Edition.
6. To conduct minor ongoing reviews of the Testament that will be incorporated into new Editions every ten years.
7. To conduct a major review of the Testament every century to produce the relevant document to be called the 22^nd Century Testament and then the 23^rd Century Testament and so on.
8. To protect the income from book sales.
9. It will produce the book and distribute it without a publisher and by doing this it reserves all of the income from the book sales for distribution to those who work with the community and to those involved in humanitarian work.