A good way to motivate generosity in your congregation is simply to tell them what their gifts are already doing. They will be inspired knowing their donations are used for Godly purposes. The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod offers tips.

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A good way to motivate generosity in your congregation is simply to tell them what their gifts are already doing. They will be inspired knowing their donations are used for Godly purposes. The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod offers tips.
Whether you’re new to church stewardship or a seasoned hand, this free 48-page guide from the Presbyterian Foundation will give you insight and practical advice. It concisely covers every important topic. (Photo: Mimi K, Creative Commons)
Easter is one of two Sundays when you can count on a larger-than usual crowd in church, so it’s wise to think plan for a big offering. But how? Writing in The Stewardship Journal, Mark Brooks offers some insights. (Photo: Creative Commons)
Fulfilling ministry demands from Ash Wednesday through Easter can feel like a marathon for church leaders. To avoid burnout and exhaustion, it’s important for them to engage in proactive self-care. Here are some tips form Baptist News Global.
Talking about money is a taboo, right? But churches have to do it! There are definitely good and not-so good ways to address money. Tithe.ly suggests 10 common mistakes that leaders can avoid. (Photo: Creative Commons)
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On this week of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, check out his stirring sermon on loving your enemies. Preached in 1957, it speaks prophetically to us in our time as well. From Stanford University’s MLK Institute.
A year-round stewardship strategy is a good way to nurture a culture of generosity in your congregation. Watch this video of a webinar from the United Methodist Church to learn how. Handouts available. (Photo: Philip Chapman-Bell, Creative Commons)
Will your church thrive and grow in 2024? So much depends on the mindset of church leaders. Rick Warren explains how to begin the new year 2024 with the right mindset. (Photo: Hernan-Pinera, Creative Commons)
Christmas offers a great opportunity to bring both new visitors and fallen-away members into your congregation. The Lewis Center for Church Leadership offers tips to make the most of it this year. (Photo: Pascal Volk, Creative Commons)
Church leaders always want their congregations to end the year on a good stewardship note, but they may unwittingly sabotage their success. From Logan Leadership, here are some “dos” and “don’ts” to guide you. (Photo: Olia Danilevich, Pexels)