
Capital Campaign Communications: Campaign Branding
A well-communicated capital campaign is not only more likely to be financially successful, it can also expand overall advocacy and interest in your ministry in
A well-communicated capital campaign is not only more likely to be financially successful, it can also expand overall advocacy and interest in your ministry in
There’s nothing more significant in our lifetime than being part of a spiritual movement. Especially one that recalibrates and redefines the status quo of our
The beauty of an annual report is that, according to Church Leaders, it serves as “Something to document what God did in your church and
There’s nothing more foundational to your campaign communications then developing a succinct and effective case for support. In this series, we’re walking through a roadmap
God blesses churches with many resources – people, time, and money. And He expects us to be good stewards of what He provides. Members tithe
Leading a church means casting a vision and working to fulfill that vision. Setting goals and objectives in ministry are helpful in accomplishing difficult and
People handle money every single day of their lives. People want to be challenged to rise to the occasion. How can people accept a challenge
I remember my Grandmother sharing stories about her immigrant father searching for water underground by using a Y-shaped tree branch before they purchased land for
Winter is one of the best times of the year to connect with your church members. With Thanksgiving just behind us, Christmas around the corner,
Year-End and Beyond Series 4 If you’re looking for year-end (or year-round) fundraising and giving strategies, this series will help you make the most of your
The public launch of a capital campaign in your congregation is a milestone moment. Make the most of it with a thorough and strategic communications
Not only is the church busy with Advent services, holiday outreach ministries, children’s choir performances, live nativities, and youth group progressive dinner celebrations, but the