By Emilie M. Pierschalla and Edward A. Steele, CSP According to a national survey conducted in 2012 by a Christian-based digital advertising agency, 46 percent of religious organizations say social media is their most effective method of outreach. The same survey found that 51 percent of congregations have at least one senior staff member who […]
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By Patrick M. Moreland Rented or borrowed vehicles, or asking someone to drive on your church’s behalf, carries hefty liabilities. If that vehicle is involved in a serious “at-fault” accident, your church will likely be named in a lawsuit, along with the vehicle’s owner and driver. Examples of hired and non-owned auto use include: A […]
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Cyber criminals are turning their attention to easy targets — including religious organizations.
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Graphic images of violent situations are aired hundreds — if not thousands — of times, as major television stations repeatedly play the stories.
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Trinity Fellowship in Amarillo, TX, has 125 volunteers in its usher/sentinel ministry that assist in services and events.
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In today’s busy world, many church leaders aren’t taking proactive steps to plan for a catastrophic event.
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