How can growing churches develop a financial framework that will
enhance their mission? The declining trends in religious belief and
practice in twenty-first-century America are well documented, but
they mask the vitality and growth experienced by many individual
congregations. Unfortunately, leaders of these growing churches
sometimes lack a firm grasp on what's required for their church to
maintain financial equilibrium. This is true for newly formed
congregations as well as established churches. This book, which
does not assume readers' familiarity with principles of accounting
or finance, will help facilitate constructive conversations between
clergy and lay leaders on money matters. By describing in everyday
language some of the practical issues that promote (or erode)
financial sustainability, this book will remove the mystery and
frustration faith communities often experience when discussing
their financial challenges. What activities within the
organization's control promote long-term financial sustainability?
The answers create a framework that is a prerequisite for meeting
any church's missional objectives over the long run.
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