We hope we don’t have to return to the patterns of the spring of 2020, but there’s no reason for another pandemic to catch us off guard again. Read More »
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5 Ministry Investments Your Church Should Consider Making Right Now
We’re making plans and instituting guidelines for a safe reopening. But during all the excitement, don’t forget about needed investments to be made. Read More »
5 Tips for Reducing Expenses in your Post-COVID-19 Budget
If your church does experience a downturn in giving, there are things you can do to reduce expenses until things turn around. And they will. Read More »
8 Tips to Collect a Virtual Offering 24/7
We live in a digital age now with a virtual offering, but our skillset to lead a powerful offering moment probably needs a little support. Read More »
24 Questions Your Church Must Answer Before Welcoming People Back
Don’t let the excitement of coming back together cloud your judgement or cause you to ignore the “new normal.” Let’s think through some issues first. Read More »
Growing Relational Generosity in Your Church During COVID-19
Depression, isolation, anger, and many other real human feelings are being experienced. So let’s help put our people on mission as the scattered church. Read More »
5 Low-Tech Ways to Collect Offering Even While Your Church Isn’t Gathering
Churches are unleashing digital giving like never before. But some people won’t make the transition. They desire to be generous, but need other ways. Read More »
7 Keys to a Strong Offering Time During an Online Service
This season of virtual church is unlike anything we’ve been equipped to lead and the offering is no different. Running the plays of the past won’t work. Read More »
Can Churches Survive an Economic Pause?
How long can churches survive financially in these troubled times? The answer depends on the cash individual churches had on hand and generosity in the days ahead. Read More »
9 Steps to Prepare Your Benevolence Ministry for the Coronavirus Aftermath
The coronavirus outbreak brings economic challenges, but God could be opening the door to new ministry opportunities through our churches. Read More »