For many church leaders, the idea of a group trip to Israel is compelling. However, the logistics of planning such an excursion can strike fear in the heart of even the most adventurous pastor. To quell the hesitation, Noam Matas — general manager of the Calabasas, CA-based America Israel Travel (AIT) — walks you through […]
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Considering a new loan, or refinancing an existing one? Here’s what you need to know.
Read More >By Joseph Sangl and Chad Aukland Churches today are facing substantial challenges as a result of debt. Prior to the economic downturn, it was easy to obtain financing for major projects. With the economic downturn and resulting lending restrictions, these churches are experiencing budget crunches and refinancing challenges. This, combined with individual giving declines, has […]
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Cyber criminals are turning their attention to easy targets — including religious organizations.
Read More >The right approach can recast a church’s vision and pave the way for future growth.
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A church construction expert weighs in on what to buy, build or renovate for maximum ministry.
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John Saxe’s short poem, “The Blind Men and the Elephant,” poignantly describes an important truth about how one’s point of view
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For pastors, discussing compensation is a necessary — but often stressful — conversation.
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Some fundamental “mechanics” can help a religious organization determine if it’s prepared to borrow.
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