Applications are now open for volunteers at the 2027 ELCA Youth Gathering! The Gathering Volunteer Corps serves throughout the week in Minneapolis, supporting everything from Mass Gatherings to program logistics. (Photo: ELCA Youth Gathering)
Discover tax benefits when giving
Recent tax law changes may help maximize the impact of individual generosity. This list from the ELCA Foundation highlights giving options for individuals to support churches and non-profits while receiving potential tax benefits. (Photo: Pexels)
Faithful, financial literacy
Financial questions often surface in seasons of change. How do we care for what we have been given, especially in challenging times? In this article from Living Lutheran, Mary Polzin explores connections between financial literacy and stewardship. (Photo: Creative Commons)
What’s changing in congregational giving
In this article from Church Campaign Services, Michael Erwin reflects on current trends in congregational giving, what continues to motivate generosity, and how churches can adapt while staying grounded in timeless stewardship practices. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Choose the right online donation platform
An digital giving platform can energize your congregation’s finances, but with so many vendors offering services, how to choose? The Lead Pastor offers 14 recommendations and explains why these made the cut. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Diversify your church’s offering strategy
The offering plate is still the main avenue for funding in many congregations, which is one reason why many struggle to pay the bills. What’s a church leader to do? The Presbyterian Outlook offers ideas. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Your church should have a gift-acceptance policy
Not every congregational gift should be accepted. Some come with complications, legal or logistical, that render them too much trouble. A clear gift-acceptance policy can help screen them out. The Lead Pastor explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Prepare your congregation for a big endowment gift
Most every church leader dreams of receiving a big bequest, but many are totally unprepared for such a gift. There are a lot of “what ifs” to consider. Thinking them through in advance is crucial. The Episcopal Foundation reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
The importance of charity and almsgiving in Lent
During Lent, almsgiving reminds us of the need look beyond ourselves and extend our hands to the needy. It’s not just about charity, but cultivating a spirit of generosity in our lives. The St. Benedict Center explores. Photo: Creative Commons)
Make generosity your Lenten discipline
Making time for prayer, devotion and Scripture reading are fine Lenten disciplines, but here’s one that may stretch you in new ways also benefit a ministry of God: Generosity. For Lent, increase — maybe even double — your regular offerings. The Stewardship Guy explores.
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