4 Lessons from the Chair of the Finance Committee
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.
June 12, 2015
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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
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Happy New Year! It is 2015 and the holidays are over. Most on the church staff have New Year’s weekend off and will ‘re-enter’ reality
A long time pastor friend sent me an audio clip from NPR on what causes the brain to compel someone to give or not to
