Avoiding the Money Conflict
Sponsored by: Leadership Network
Type: Case Study
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Churches sometimes feel that talking about giving money to their congregations would conflict with the purpose of the stewardship ministry, which is to communicate what the church wants for its people, not from its people. Learn what some churches have done to successfully navigate the waters of capital campaigns. Read about:
- Stopping the Conflict Before It Starts
- Helping the Beginning Giver
- Inspiring People to Give
- When Consultants Can Help
- When Capital Campaigns Aren't a Good Fit
- Making An Honest Assessment of Your Church
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