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Phil Leo offers a few historically humorous ideas churches have used to help bridge the budget gap and then shares some provocative insight concerning budget shortfalls.
Pease CRC in Pease, MN will celebrate 125 years soon and the obvious question is: What's next? Their answer proved church members’ heart for the next 125 years of ministry.
We are looking for a database that would allow people with needs to connect with people who can fill those needs. Any ideas?
"Generosity Today" is Barnabas Foundation's quarterly newsletter to promote gifts in a will and gifts of non-cash assets to your church's ministry.
Thanks to generous supporters, Barnabas Foundation celebrates a record-breaking 9,890 grants (totaling $67 million) to churches, nonprofit ministries and other charitable organizations in 2019.
Does anyone have a sample of a confidentiality agreement?
ECFA (Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability) has created two eBooks to help pastors and churches navigate taxes.
This webinar, led by two of the authors of the popular annual Zondervan Church and Nonprofit Tax & Financial Guide, will help church leaders understand each of their key filing responsibilities
What would happen if, instead of talking about how giving changes others, you framed it in terms of how it changes them personally?
Should the individual wages and cost of benefits for ministers and church staff be detailed in the general fund budget that is presented at the annual congregational meeting?
When the daughters of Hal and Jane Rodenhouse began to lend a hand with their parents’ finances, they were astounded by what they discovered.
To tithe or not to tithe? Watch this video where we discuss the biblical teaching of tithing.
Current gift annuity rates are the highest they’ve been in years! However, as of January 1, 2020, rates will decrease by .3 to .5 percent.
If you plan to make an IRA gift in December, here's some important information you'll want to know.
The Christian Reformed Church in North America has a retirement plan that U.S. congregations can make available to commissioned pastors and other church staff.
A young pastor recently said to me, “Two-thirds of our church’s members are 65 years and older. What I want to know is this: Once they’re gone, where is all their wealth going?”
Even in their will, Rich and Ann Meyer were careful to reflect giving as a priority.
Each week the cover of your bulletin helps welcome people to worship. To assist your church in this ministry, Faith Alive is offering colorful, inspirational bulletins from the Every Sunday Bulletin service.
Generosity Today is a quarterly publication from The Barnabas Foundation. It's designed to inspire generosity and educate your congregation about smart ways they can support your church beyond the offering plate.
“Come again, Jesus? You’re pushing swag? To influence people? A bit unseemly, wouldn’t you say?”
Are you a deacon, worship planner, administrator, or pastor? The Offering Calendar and Deacons' Helper Worksheet and other resources on our Church Year Resources page are for you!
What does it look like to try and practice the presence of God together as a congregation? Rev. Greg Janke, pastor at Palos Height CRC, shares his church's story.
I'm looking for a sample incident form to include with church rentals. Does your church have one? Any ideas?
Any recommendations on a company or individual (in the greater Grand Rapids, MI area) that can help a church with tax forms?
What if we could change the narrative from "gotta" give to "get to" give?