Communication is one key to a good stewardship strategy. Keep your congregation inspired with free monthly bulletin blurbs and a stewardship newsletter article from the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. (Photo: Pexels.org)

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Communication is one key to a good stewardship strategy. Keep your congregation inspired with free monthly bulletin blurbs and a stewardship newsletter article from the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. (Photo: Pexels.org)
Vacations, weekend getaways, sports events and nature outings – there lots of reasons people attend church less. But reduced attendance doesn’t have to mean reduced income. UM Foundation of Louisiana offers tips. (Photo: Creative Commons)
You can’t remind your congregants often enough about stewardship! After all, it’s a key to discipleship! To help, the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod offers weekly bulletin blurbs and a monthly newsletter article. (Photo: Creative Commons)
What was a church going to do with a $500,000 windfall? Well, it tithed the amount to congregants, giving everyone $242 to put toward helping others. It sparked an outpouring of generosity. Faithward.org explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Communication is the key to a good stewardship strategy. Keep your congregation inspired with free monthly bulletin blurbs and a stewardship newsletter article from the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. (Photo: Pexels.org)
The relationship between a church and its donors is sacred. When nurtured, this relationship flourishes, but some pitfalls can alienate those who contribute to your cause. The UMC’s Ken Sloane lists common blunders. (Photo: Bark, Creative Commons)
The principle is simple: Help people learn why and how they should give, and your congregation will likely get the resources it needs for mission. This article from Crosswalk.com gives you some great advice. (Photo: Timur Weber, via Pexels)
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Research suggests most people would rather give to their churches electronically than the traditional cash or check offering. Wise churches offer a variety of e-giving possibilities. BuildingFaith at Virginia Theological Seminary explores.
If your church’s giving is stagnant, it may be because your approaches are stagnant, too. Time to shake things up but don’t know how? This article from Outreach magazine suggests 10 creative ways to increase giving. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Share this message with your friends and congregation: An inclination to give is written on your soul, no matter how muted it may be by your present concerns or lack of belief. Church Leader Insights explains. (Photo: Creative Commons)