What if I told you there was a way to take your generosity to the next level? There was a way to make an even bigger impact? And what if you knew how to turn economic challenges and uncertainty into an opportunity for growth?
Would you be interested? Of course you would! Who wouldn't want to grow more disciples and fund more ministry? Read on to find out how you can do just that.
As we close out one year and anticipate a new one, reflecting on what we’ve learned and experienced is always helpful. That's why we've compiled a list of the top blog posts you don’t want to miss. These are must-reads for any pastor or church leader looking to stay ahead of the curve.
Click on the titles and share them with your leaders, generosity teams, staff, and others. These posts will help you take your ministry to the next level.
Are you concerned about the current state (and future) of your church's finances? You're not alone. In recent years, we've seen giving to churches shrink and the middle-class decline. This has led many pastors and church leaders to wonder what they can do to ensure their congregation's financial stability. While there are no easy answers, here are practical ways to start addressing this issue in your church.
When it comes to generosity, pastors and church leaders have a unique opportunity. By understanding and utilizing your own Generosity Advantage, you can create a culture of generosity and make a lasting impact on those around you. Keep reading to learn more about your Generosity Advantage and how you can use it to grow disciples and fund ministry!
Inflation is often thought of as something that only impacts the price of goods and services. However, inflation can also have a significant impact on your ministry funding. By being aware of this reality, you can make adjustments and plan for the future accordingly. Keep reading to learn more about each of these three impacts in detail.
The future of fundraising is always shifting and evolving. As a pastor or church leader, it's important to stay ahead of the curve so you can effectively fundraise for your church. Here's a look at some of the latest trends in fundraising and how they will impact your church.
When churches are struggling, it's easy for leaders to get discouraged. But there are stories of hope out there. This church found a way to turn things around and is now thriving. This is a testimony of hope for other churches that may be going through difficult times. What an amazing story!
Have you ever noticed how good it feels when someone expresses their gratitude to you? Whether it’s a simple “thank you” or a more heartfelt expression of appreciation, we all love to feel appreciated. The same is true for your church donors. When they feel appreciated, they are more likely to continue giving–and even increase their giving!
Are you looking for ways to save on taxes and increase your giving? If so, consider using tax-advantage giving strategies. You can maximize your giving while minimizing your tax bill by taking advantage of specific tax laws. These strategies can be complex, but they can be a great way to benefit both yourself and the causes you care about. In this blog post, we'll take a look at some of the most popular tax-advantaged giving strategies and how they can work for you.
Are you a pastor or church leader? If so, you know that managing finances is a big part of your job. Unfortunately, it’s also easy to make mistakes regarding money and ministry. In this blog post, we’ll share 7 financial mistakes you don’t want to make as a pastor or church leader. We hope this will help you avoid common pitfalls and better manage your church’s finances. Read on to learn more!
So what does this mean for the future of fundraising? In order to thrive in an increasingly competitive landscape, churches must discover their generosity advantage. What makes you stand out in terms of impact? What are you doing to cultivate a culture of giving among your donors? How can you make it easy and attractive for people to give more?
These are all important questions that deserve careful consideration. But ultimately, it will be up to each church to rise to the challenge and take its generosity to the next level.