The ministry said it was one piece of a 68-piece furniture purchase in 2001 for a total of $261,498, but the $23,000 figure was an “errant value assigned by the selling agent.” Responding to that query, the ministry said: “While many have mistakenly associated this piece of furniture with a common household toilet, this particular term actually refers to the classic definition of commode identified by Webster’s Dictionary as, ‘a tall elegant chest of drawers.”’
JOYCE MEYER GINGER STACHE VERIFICATION
, real estate assessor’s office had recorded a purchase of a $23,000 “commode with marble top.” He asked for verification of the cost and an explanation of its tax-exempt purpose. 5 letter to that ministry, Grassley said the Jefferson County, Mo. 4 ), said Jill Gerber, his committee press secretary.
“Grassley’s staff plans to meet with representatives of Joyce Meyer Ministries on Tuesday (Dec. “Joyce Meyer says her $23,000 commode is not a toilet, and it didn’t cost $23,000 ” ( ) Why did the “commode” become an issue in the first place?Ĭheck out the following excerpt from a Dallas Morning News article entitled: He cleverly said that was a lot of money “going down the toilet”, which is ABSOLUTELY TRUE!!! A lot of money going down the toilet you could say.”įor Meyer’s followers who are quick to point out Grassley’s ignorance about not knowing that the item in question was an antique “commode”, notice that he NEVER called it a toilet. We have to agree with Senator Grassley’s remark regarding Joyce Meyer:
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