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Sweaty December: A Prayer for meeting the budget
December is winter where I am, yet it’s a sweaty month for many church treasurers and finance people with a December fiscal year end. They are anxiously wondering: will the organization meet the budget, that is to say will donations match ministry goals?
Win a copy of Growing a Generous Church: A Year in the Life of Peach Blossom Church
Has your church or charity actually asked its supporters to leave a bequest in their wills to support the good work of the organization?
Let me guess - good intentions but so many things to do! The budget needs money this year, not some year. Special events demand lots of time; reports are complex and time-consuming. There are structural issues. However, people who find asking for gifts in wills to be off-putting remains a big barrier.
Bringing church and money books to Grebel
Literally the stack of church and money books Lori brought to a class of ministry students.