3 steps to reduce the summer giving swoon
Every where I go these days churches are moving into end of the school year and summer strategy mode. Easter is over. Graduation is coming.
April 19, 2012
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Every where I go these days churches are moving into end of the school year and summer strategy mode. Easter is over. Graduation is coming.
Have you ever had the vacation where you said “What else could go wrong on this trip?” I think we have all had that experience.
Online giving is a hot topic in the church world. I have posted several times on the topic. I feel every church, no matter the
A couple of weeks ago I discussed the #1 goal of church communications. The #1 goal is to celebrate life change. That is what we
Numbers can confuse. We use % and real #’s in ways that benefit us. If we admit it, we can usually make numbers say what
Are return on investment (ROI) and giving connected? Duh. I recently participated in a workshop for the Atlanta/Decatur/Oxford (ADOX) of the North GA UMC Conference.
The #1 goal of church communications should be to illustrate/celebrate life change. Yes there are plenty of dates, events, activities, and Wednesday night supper menus
I talk about generosity everyday. I talk to church leaders everyday. I answer the question “How can we increase giving in our church?” almost everyday
My wife posted on facebook today: Jackson, seeing the book I am sneaking moments to read “Mom, is this a joy book?” Me “What?!?” J
This is the fifth and final installment of this series. We have talked about 4 things the senior pastor must do to have a generous
We have a designated day/season on our calendars to be thankful and celebrate the blessings in our lives. It is a time to reflect and
I began this series in early October. I know that October and November are typical months where churches will talk about stewardship, tithing, giving, and
