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Church Budgeting Myths

2011-10-14
By: Tim Spivey
On: October 14, 2011
In: Christianity, Church Finance, Leadership

The area of church finance is riddled with myths. They have pure motives behind them, but they are myths all the same. If you buy into them, you’ll set yourself up for financial peril down the road. Here are a few with some observations: Churches that spend more money onContinue Reading

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Making Tough Church Budgeting Decisions

2011-10-13
By: Tim Spivey
On: October 13, 2011
In: Church Finance, Leadership

If you have clear mission and roles for those involved in the budget process, making tough decisions about how to allocate the church’s resources is easier, but it’s still tough. All of the ministry a church is involved in is good. Saying no is difficult no matter what. However, wiseContinue Reading

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Scream-Free Budgeting – Air Traffic Control

2011-10-11
By: Tim Spivey
On: October 11, 2011
In: Christianity, Leadership

Many of the crashes that happen during the church budgeting process happen because lines of authority are unclear or are inappropriate. Clarifying who does what, when is vital to the process. Here are the roles I’ve found work the smoothest for a typical church in which you have ministers, eldersContinue Reading

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