Building from the ground up isn't your only option for church expansion. From car dealerships and movie theaters to grocery stores and fitness centers — buildings…

Michael Williams, executive pastor of The House Modesto (formerly known as Calvary Temple Worship Center) in Modesto, California, knows what it takes for vision to…

Obtaining properly prepared financial statements is an accounting best practice for all businesses, including churches and other non-profits. Unfortunately, many churches do not realize their…

Prudently planning your ministry finances plays a significant role in meeting your ministry goals. As your church plans its 2014 goals and budget projections, it’s…

Using a certified public accountant (CPA) for your church finances can benefit your ministry in several ways. Depending on your needs, CPAs can be hired…

Risk management is the process of protecting the tangible and intangible assets of your church or ministry. Tangible assets are physical properties, such as cash,…

The new crib laws for daycare centers and churches take effect on December 28, 2012. As of that date, it is mandatory that all child…

Many churches approach their building program in a step-by-step manner as if they were making macaroni and cheese from a box. However, most building programs…

Currently Facebook has over one billion active users.[1] Twitter has 500 million active users, and YouTube has a billion users.[2][3] Social media is here to…

When shopping for a church loan, it’s tempting to choose a lender based solely on the interest rate they can offer. However, the loan with…