The Right Questions for the Fall Stewardship Season
Summer brings a slower pace. Personally I feel my pulse slow a bit and the activities of our house seem to go at a more
July 10, 2015
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Summer brings a slower pace. Personally I feel my pulse slow a bit and the activities of our house seem to go at a more
I have had the question asked to me numerous times, “Alan, why do universities and hospitals and other non-profits receive such large gifts on a
I recently had a phone conversation with a long standing finance chair of a medium sized church. (200-400 in worship). We will call him Alex.
Summer is coming right around the corner. For many it is a time of rest and vacation. Unfortunately in the midst of that rest and
I talk about storytelling A LOT these days. If you have talked with me about Generosity in the last two years, you probably have heard
Everyone loves a story. It starts at a young age. If you are a parent, you undoubtedly spent many hours reading and telling stories to
There is nothing like a true story to help open our eyes to something that is happening in real life. As a consultant, I try
Chris over at Movie Mondays interviewed donors, asking the simple question, “How do you like to be asked for a gift?”. In this video, you will see
Many times, your website is a potential visitor’s first glimpse at your church. It can also be a great service to your existing members. Are
Do you make things too complicated sometimes? I know I do. I also know that after 15 years of working with churches in the generosity
I woke up on Monday to hear that the Washington Nationals had signed Max Scherzer to a 7 year deal. I am an Atlanta Braves fan,
Today is the 4 year anniversary of my father’s death. He died way too soon at 66. I have been reflecting off and on today
