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Organizational culture = story

For the past four months, we’ve discussed “story” and how it’s critical to our ministry facilities — in fact, any facility. Story happens, whether intentional or not, which means that our unintentional stories may be defining us in ways that can adversely impact our vision, mission and purpose. I’m also a fan and blossoming student […]

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Baptist heads farmworker ministry

By Bob Allen ASSOCIATED BAPTIST PRESS — Lindsay Comstock, an ordained Baptist minister and former human-trafficking specialist for the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, is new executive director of the National Farm Worker Ministry, a faith-based organization advocating justice and empowerment for an estimated 3 million migrant and seasonal farmworkers in the United States. Lindsay ComstockComstock — […]

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It’s always something — and that’s OK

It’s always something. If you’re in ministry, you understand what I’m saying. If it isn’t this, it’s that. If it isn’t that, it’s that other thing. Those in ministry must learn to live with a low-grade fever of drama going on at any given time. Things are never quite perfect. If they are, they won’t […]

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LAST DAY to nominate worthy churches for the Church Executive 2013 Good Steward Awards!

It’s the LAST DAY to nominate worthy churches for the Church Executive 2013 Good Steward Awards! Winners will be spotlighted in our December issue in the areas of FACILITIES, FINANCE, FUNDRAISING, LEADERSHIP, SAFETY & SECURITY and TECHNOLOGY. Don’t miss the opportunity to give recognition where it’s due — submit your nomination!

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Survey finds churches using the cloud more likely to see increase in giving

SAN JOSE, Calif. /PRNewswire/ — Intacct, makers of cloud financial management and accounting software, recently announced the results of new research on how churches use technology. In a recent survey of more than 1,000 small to mega-sized churches, Intacct found that churches using cloud technology have much more engaged constituents and benefit from increased giving. […]

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3 days left to nominate Good Steward Awards!

THREE DAYS LEFT to nominate recognition-worthy churches for the Church Executive 2013 Good Steward Awards! Winners will be spotlighted in our December issue in the areas of FACILITIES, FINANCE, FUNDRAISING, LEADERSHIP, SAFETY & SECURITY and TECHNOLOGY. Don’t wait any longer — submit your nomination today!      

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Bishop T.D. Jake’s MegaFest in Dallas attracts more than 75,000 participants

MegaFest executives at the kickoff for MegaFest in Dallas on Aug. 21. (L to R: Derrick Williams, executive vice president of TDJ Films/Entertainment; Bishop T.D. Jakes, senior pastor of The Potter’s House in Dallas; Darwin Bruce, chief operating officer of The Potter’s House; Tina Polite, executive director of public relations and communications for Mega-Fest 2013) […]

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There’s only one week left to nominate recognition — Church Executive 2013 Good Steward Awards!

There’s only one week left to nominate recognition-worthy churches for the Church Executive 2013 Good Steward Awards! Winners will be spotlighted in our December issue in the areas of FACILITIES, FINANCE, FUNDRAISING, LEADERSHIP, SAFETY & SECURITY and TECHNOLOGY. Don’t wait any longer — submit your nomination today!              

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North American Baptist Fellowship retools disaster response

By Jeff Brumley ASSOCIATED BAPTIST PRESS  — Members of the North American Baptist Fellowship’s Disaster Response Network, meeting in Texas last week, decided on a leadership structure they hope will provide greater continuity and flexibility to the group’s operations. The group also agreed its focus will become long-term recovery efforts and explore ways to become […]

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Insights about funding ministry vision

Most ministry leaders are inclined to keep one eye on finances.

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