Don't miss the chance to honor someone in your congregation through the David P. Hegg II Lifetime Achievement Awards, which celebrate long-standing, active members (age 60+) whose quiet dedication and steadfast presence have helped shape the life of your church.
Wearing a nametag might feel like a small thing – but it signals something big: we were expecting you.
As church leaders, we must realize that if we don’t talk about planned giving, it won’t happen.
Every church wants to grow, thrive, and truly connect with those who walk through its doors. But how do we make that happen in a way that is both meaningful and lasting?
At its heart, stewardship is about investing in what we value. While financial resources are an important aspect, in its
Planned giving is less about money, and more about legacy, personal values, and a sense of belonging.
As we turn the page on January and look ahead to the rest of 2025, now is a great time to plan a schedule of year-round stewardship communication.
Whether it’s bringing in income through tenants, developing community partnerships, or finding other creative uses for existing space, physical assets can play a key role in supporting mission.
If you've finished up your fall pledge campaign (even if there are a few pledges outstanding), this could be the perfect time to invite your congregation to consider an additional, meaningful way to support your church: a Matthias Gift.
Rookie vestry member suddenly quarterbacking your church’s pledge campaign? Maybe you’re a seasoned coach looking to add some new plays?
One of the “best practices” in pledge campaign planning is to take advantage of the power of a strong theme.
August is National Make a Will Month, a dedicated time to encourage everyone to consider the importance of having an up-to-date will or other estate plan. Whether you already have a will or need to create one, now is the perfect time to take action.
