Seven capital campaign trends that will impact churches
admin, Author at Church Executive - Page 212 of 272
Church Executive, January 2013, Volume 12, Issue 1
CE Interview: Sam S. Rainer III, Senior Pastor, Stevens Street Baptist Church, Cookeville, TN ”I want to die here – old, leathered, scarred, and exhausted.” So says Sam Rainer III as he tries to articulate his deep love for the local church. Sure, the new senior pastor of Stevens Street Baptist Church grew up in […]
Read More >Charitable deduction survives “fiscal cliff” negotiations
ECFA – Late on the first day of the new year, the Senate and House of Representatives joined together in passing the American Taxpayer Relief Act to avoid what had become known as the “fiscal cliff”—a series of broad tax increases and major spending cuts by the federal government scheduled to take effect at the […]
Read More >
Getting staff in correct ‘class’
By David Middlebrook Deciding whether an individual worker is an employee or independent contractor is an increasingly important decision and deserves every church and ministry’s full attention. It is often tempting for churches and ministries to classify workers as independent contractors so as to avoid paying employment and payroll taxes and providing employee benefits and […]
Read More >
Clean water gives Liberians a chance for a healthy life
Short-term missionaries to Africa provide for physical and spiritual needs through water and medical ministries.
Read More >
