In 1982 Faith Restoration Center created financial committee in  Chicago district. Three years after, In 1985 during the International Ministers Convention, it named and approved the creation of the CSM, CSO, CSC and CHM. CSM opened a thrift store in Faith Restoration Center, Chicago district.

In 1995 New Jersey district started the Christian Steward Movement and started fund raising from friends and members of Faith Restoration Center, later, The Association of Christian Evangelists took over the management of the movement and extended the fund raising to stores and other business establishments.

The first project was to raise funds for poor Children of Asia. Bottle containers were distributed to stores, restaurants and some retail outlets. The dime and cents project was not a success due to lack of manpower and was put aside, until a God sent member of the church volunteered to revived the financial committee.

 

In 2004, Rev. Carolina Salvador volunteered to head the Christian Steward Movement with a different approach.  It is now a ministry and not a committee. CSM, short word for Christian Steward Movement is the fund raising arms of Faith Restoration Center (FRCI) and the Association of Christian Evangelists (ACE), and will be directly supervise by Bishop Gaudencio Soriano and not by any districts or local churches.