Cybercrime: not just a “big business” concern
Cyber criminals are turning their attention to easy targets — including religious organizations.
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Reframing the debt-reduction campaign
The right approach can recast a church’s vision and pave the way for future growth.
Read More >Q & A: multi-site solutions
A church construction expert weighs in on what to buy, build or renovate for maximum ministry.
Read More >A blind Hindu, an elephant — and a social media policy?
John Saxe’s short poem, “The Blind Men and the Elephant,” poignantly describes an important truth about how one’s point of view
Read More >Negotiating pastor salary
For pastors, discussing compensation is a necessary — but often stressful — conversation.
Read More >Keep it in the fairway
Some fundamental “mechanics” can help a religious organization determine if it’s prepared to borrow.
Read More >Gaining grounds
Church cafés are on the rise in large churches. But, launching a successful one requires expert advice.
Read More >WEB-EXCLUSIVE: Do you really need a Master of Divinity to pastor?
Statistics from groups such as the Association of Theological Schools reveal that the Master of Divinity degree
Read More >Learning from the greatest coaches
One place few pastors look for leadership wisdom is in the realm of coaching. I love reading books by coaches. Books by John Wooden, Pete Carroll, Phil Jackson, Joe Torre and others are a part of my library. Some of the best leadership lesson I’ve gleaned over the years have been from coaches — my […]
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