Resources

This New York Times article profiles various congregations that are trying new ways of collecting funds from members.

This book examines how to avoid miscommunication, build trust, protect confidential information, and practice transparency.

Written by sociologists, this book expands on why American Christians are reluctant to give, what could happen if they were more generous, and...

This resource lends practical marketing strategies for congregations, using examples from real-life and the Bible to highlight potential...

This resource argues that responsibilities like finances and personnel are part of maintaining a healthy ministry.

This book provides a variety of Jewish voices and opinions on the topic of money --- how it relates to employment, debt, and the caring for...

This book evaluates nonviolent communication as a useful tool to be used by churches as a response to conflict, drawing connections between...

This book examines the three types of humility that affects relationships and how to use inquiry as a way to counter "do and tell" cultures.

This practical resource gives readers helpful approaches and suggestions for engaging laity in congregational leadership, and would be...

This resource uses the Bible, brain science, and psychology to depict the uses of emotional intelligence within a ministry setting, offering...