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The Arena
Our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ gives all of us access to arenas in which we can have eternal impact. Some days we are successful with our efforts to fight the good fight of faith. Other days, our lack of faith discourages our efforts. The most important thing is that we be strong, stay in the arena and continue the good fight of faith.
Gathering Important Church Demographics
In the process of reviewing your church’s context, you will collect data for two categories of information: counts and containers.
What is a Church’s Context?
The context of your church determines your church’s relevancy in the community and the methods of your church ministry. Context will dictate your church’s unique strategy to effectively permeate the community.
Will Your Church Survive or Thrive Post-Pandemic?
Churches that adapt and pivot can thrive as a result of what they have learned and embraced from the Pandemic.
The 80/20 Principle: A New Year Initiative for Churches
The beginning of a new year is a good time to ask, “What are the 20% of ministry endeavors we are doing as a church that are yielding 80% of the results in making disciples?”
Adaptability
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought about a trying time for churches in 2020. Just as Joseph, son of Jacob, had to manifest a trusting, adaptable disposition throughout the trials in his life, so churches are having to do during this time.
How To Fund A Church Building Project
If your church is about to begin a building project, congratulations! You may be faced with many questions, one of which being, how do we get started?
3 Financial Resolutions For Church Leaders This Year
The New Year brings an opportunity for churches to reflect on what God has already done and look ahead in faith to what He will do.
When To Refinance Your Church Mortgage Loan
It is no surprise that God calls His people to steward their resources faithfully. 1 Corinthians 4:2 states, “Moreover, it is required of stewards that they be found trustworthy.” The Church is no exception here; in fact, a church’s financial behavior should serve as a positive example to the community.
What Documents Are Required For Church Financing?
The abbreviated list below outlines some of the typical documents needed for the church loan approval and loan closing process, along with loan closing cost estimates.
One Church – Elk City, Oklahoma
Established in 2011 as a church plant, One Church – located in Elk City, Oklahoma – rapidly outgrew the rented space they’d started in. By the next year, literally within months, they were confronted with the need for a new location.
Porter Memorial Baptist Church – Lexington, Kentucky
We love to be part of a church’s transformation, even when they’ve already done a lot of the work. Such was the case when we encountered Porter Memorial Baptist Church in Lexington, Kentucky.
The Talents and Shekels of Ministry
In the great Exodus, Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt, across the Red Sea, and into the wilderness. During their encampment at Mount Sinai, God gave Moses the Ten Commandments and specific instructions on how to build a portable tabernacle.
What Is A Church Capital Stewardship Campaign?
A church capital stewardship campaign is an important, if not essential, part of church expansion projects, such as construction, debt reduction, and renovations.
4 Ways Churches Can Reduce Bank Debt
Managing church loan mortgages can be a challenge for church business administrators. If your church is found with loans that are difficult to manage, we’ve listed below four strategies to help reduce your debt in a timely manner.
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