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Empowering church leadership through innovation: Rockharbor’s journey with Subsplash

In the face of a quickly evolving digital landscape, large churches must address the challenge of adopting new technology that simplifies operations while increasing community impact. Rockharbor Church, based in Costa Mesa, Calif., is one such example. Since its founding in 1997, Rockharbor has grown to more than 1,500 weekly attendees with a mission focused […]

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How to increase giving + engage your church

  8 tips for choosing the best giving solution for your church By Amy McCollum Digital giving is a vital component for the health of all churches. While giving is an essential act of worship, it is also an active investment in the ministry God performs through the Church. There are numerous choices available for […]

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FIRST BAPTIST CLEVELAND: Re-dreaming facilities for the next generation

  As leaders at First Baptist Cleveland know, the best-laid plans can go awry. That means going back to the drawing board — sometimes, with even better results. By RaeAnn Slaybaugh Senior Pastor Jordan Easley was called to First Baptist Cleveland while leading a church of 3,000 (and growing). “I thought I’d be there for […]

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Keeping insurance costs in check

5 strategies to implement in your church You don’t have to be an insurance expert to know that churches are facing unique challenges with their insurance in recent years. Many well-documented factors are driving these challenges, including catastrophic weather events and rising costs — both of which are out of a church’s and insurance carrier’s […]

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Why are churches being non-renewed?

A better question is: Why were churches blindsided by one of the most severe hard-market cycles in recent memory? It was this downturn that led to non-renewals and higher rates. Maybe the answer lies in churches’ DNA. Most churches don’t think of themselves as businesses or entities susceptible to market cycles. By and large, they […]

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Managing your finances in retirement: What to do now  to prepare

  By Rev. James R. Cook, CFP®, RICP® You might have heard retirement referred to as “the golden years.” Some people view retirement as a chapter in life when they can spend more time with family, on leisure travel, or starting a new hobby. Some retirees engage in activities they’ve always wanted to do but […]

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2025 underwriting trends for churches

By Peter Mahler Over the last six to 12 months, churches across the United States have been noticing significant increases in their insurance premiums. Inevitably, leaders start to shop around for a more affordable policy — only to find that rising prices are everywhere. So, it’s a trend — not a specific company’s individual practices. […]

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Why you shouldn’t rely on Big Tech to connect with your community this fall

Is your ministry overly dependent on Big Tech? Or are you and your leadership team cautious about adopting ever-evolving technology? You’re not alone! By Olivia Massimiano Limitations of Big Tech While recent advances in technology — such as complex algorithms and generative AI — can be useful to boost efficiency and cut corners, they often […]

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The Church Network Celebrates 20 New Certified Church Administrators (CCAs)

Dallas, TX – August 26, 2024 — The Church Network proudly announces that 20 church executives have earned the prestigious Certified Church Administrator (CCA) credential. These professionals join a community of more than 900 others who have received this designation since 1979. The 2024 CCA class successfully completed rigorous coursework, a congregation-specific project, and an […]

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Church salaries and the current economy

By Denise Craig, CAE CCA Church salary increases are not keeping up with the rate of inflation. For ministry employees, this means the money they are bringing home, even if it is more than it was last year, isn’t going as far as it used to. As costs of housing, groceries, and other household costs […]

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