3 simple ways to increase your church’s giving
Statistics show that giving online is increasing year over year. Other methods for giving are also gaining momentum — via text message and mobile phone.
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6 ways you can address mental illness in your church
By Sam S. Rainer III The church does not speak enough about mental illness. It’s a significant issue that remains largely silent in most churches. The church can do more. The church should do more. In fact, research reveals that 65% of family members in a household of someone with acute mental illness believe the […]
Read More >The multisite movement at a crossroads
Very few multisite churches have maximized multiplication potential. Though the movement has been a game-changer, we are again standing at a crossroads.
Read More >Great dividers
Of all the facility tools at a church’s disposal, portable room dividers are — by design — among the most adaptable. Discover the various uses.
Read More >The best of both worlds: it’s possible with combination seating!
Combination seating appeals to a multi-generational church. It combines historical expectations with modern standards and aesthetics.
Read More >Measuring ministry activities
Measuring and exploring key performance indicators (KPIs) for your ministry can help in the navigation of both risks and opportunities.
Read More >What you should know before recruiting a church intern
Many churches recruit interns as a way to provide ministry experience for students. Guidelines for unpaid internships have changed.
Read More >Satellite expansion from the lender’s view
Satellite expansion can help manage a church’s growth in attendance. There are do’s and don’ts for dealing with lenders and church expansion locations.
Read More >Financing projects — borrowing vs. capital campaign
When your ministry is planning a project, options for financing are to borrow, have a capital campaign, or save. A mix of all three is also possible.
Read More >5 signs you might be due for an insurance checkup
Check-ups for church insurance help to assess the church’s needs and determine if limits are accurate. This ensures lack of overpayment and full coverage
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