A Canadian church leader transformed her thinking about stewardship. Instead of focusing on the pressure for dollars and cents, she emphasizes faith, discipleship building and justice. From the United Church of Canada. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Cultivate generosity in your congregation
Generosity is not about fundraising, but spiritual formation, reflecting Christ’s character, and fostering a community where God’s love is experienced. Wise leaders can focus on these elements. From Logan Leadership.
11 thing your finance team should be doing
Surprisingly, many churches do not have a finance committee, and many who do lack a clear description of responsibilities. To help, SmartChurchManagment has come up with 11 “must” duties for the finance team.
Digital engagement grows donors and disciples
We all know it’s not our grandfather’s church culture anymore — or even our mother’s! Reaching God’s people today requires some finesse with online and digital technology. Horizon’s Stewardship reports. (Photo: PublicDomainPictures)
Generosity in a new world: Gen Z and Gen Alpha
Young adults live in a world where trust in institutions is low, economic precarity is a reality, and social connection through networks rather than institutions. The Lake Institute explores generosity with Gen Z and Gen Alpha. (Photo: Pexels)
Discipleship and stewardship during Lent
With Lent just a few weeks away, now’s a good time to plan to take advantage of the stewardship opportunities the season offers. This presentation from the Catholic Diocese of Springfield, Ill., has good ideas. (Photo: Public domain)
Plan your year-round stewardship strategy
Here is a tool set that will provide you with plenty of smart, creative and logical ideas for keeping stewardship front and center in your congregation. Great resource from The Episcopal Network for Stewardship. (Image: Creative Commons)
Stewardship New Year’s resolutions for 2026
It’s been a bruising economic year for many Americans, and congregational finances may show it. To start off the New Year on the right financial footing., the Lewis Center for Church Leadership offers some wise resolutions.
Make Christmas a ‘homecoming’ for many
Many “fallen away” Christians come back for Christmas services. They may enter your church doors, some for the first time. It’s a great opportunity to welcome them and make them feel at home. The United Methodist Church explores. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Write your best year-end stewardship letter
About one third of all donations arrive in December, and 12 percent of giving happens in the last three days of the year. Now is a great time to craft a year-end letter that will motivate donors. The UMC explains. (Photo: Pexels.com)
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