In this blog series, we’re looking at Biblical generosity models to re-energize and inspire new strategies for stewardship. In the first two posts, we paused… Read More »Making Change Part 3: Generosity Models for the Church
In this blog series, we’re pausing to reflect on where and who we are in meeting the needs of our congregation. We’re examining how to… Read More »Making Change Part 2: Generosity Models for the Church
As we enter a new season in our churches, it always helps to stop and reflect on where and who we are. In the hustle… Read More »Making Change Part 1: Generosity Models for the Church
Unfortunately, regular church attendance has been declining at a surprising rate over the past several years. Attendance has decreased by 15.9 percent for those considered… Read More »Ways to Offer a More Welcoming Church Experience for New Attendees
How does the church offer support in times of crisis? Your community may be asking themselves this question when deciding to stay at their current… Read More »5 Ways the Church Can Be Supportive During A Crisis
People come to church to find God, to find meaning, and to find community. If visitors discover that the church has lost its passion for… Read More »Creative Marketing Strategies for Church Growth
Sometimes the best fundraisers are not fundraisers at all. In years of doing this work with ministries, we sometimes find that the people who best… Read More »Frequently Asked Stewardship Questions: Successful Systems
Having clear channels of communication between your ministry, members, and community sets a strong foundation for future success. However, times have changed; ministries need 21st-century… Read More »Tools You Need to Communicate Your Ministry’s Value
Fundraising is ministry, as theologian Henri Nouwen articulates so beautifully. Fundraising is also equal parts art and science…and, if we’re honest, it can be intimidating. Most… Read More »Frequently Asked Stewardship Questions: Nuts & Bolts
Since 2017, an increasing number of individuals agree that those in the Church do not behave as Jesus would have. This sentiment has grown. From… Read More »Does Your Church Behave Like Jesus? Most Americans Say No.
Simplicity is a never-ending responsibility, especially for growing churches. It must stay as a priority, though. Keeping a simplified perspective and approach will reassure the… Read More »Fight for Simplicity: It’s a Never-ending Responsibility
Connecting intentionally with people is the key to ministry. Encouraging and loving them is the act of building a real relationship. And a true relationship… Read More »Connect Intentionally One Step At A Time
