Funding the vision — even in a struggling economy
Essentials for running a successful capital campaign, regardless of the economic climate.
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Why having a good coach can help clarify what matters
What do star athletes, top CEOs and Zappos employees have in common?
Read More >Can I Google applicants?
Social media has become the major form of communication for a large portion of the population. An even larger percent of people are “dabbling” in it.
Read More >Faith-Based Travel 101
Despite the recent recession, religious travel remains a priority among church groups.
Read More >Video projection “fails”
Church Executive asked several church A/V experts to answer one key question: Under what circumstances can a church’s video projection setup fall short of effective?
Read More >Investigating Insurance: Is Your Church Really Covered?
Don’t just assume your current coverage is adequate; brush up on best practices from in-the-trenches church insurance experts.
Read More >Cash flow concerns?
A few years ago, I encountered an all-too-familiar problem with a church client:
Read More >Bold and Intentional
The CE Interview: Tim Harlow, Senior Pastor, Parkview Christian Church, Orland Park, IL
Read More >Going solar
Both for theological and practical reasons, more and more churches in America are advocating for green electricity.
Read More >How to handle a cyber bully
By Eric Spacek, JD, ARM “Cyber bullying” — defined by National Crime Prevention Council as using the Internet, cell phones or other devices to send or post text or images intended to hurt or embarrass another person — is a growing epidemic in America. According to National Education Association, cyber bullying affects nearly half of […]
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