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This guide explains how to start a church, including tips and advice to set a church up for success.

How to Start a Church: Everything You Need to Know

There are 156 million unchurched people in the U.S., and nearly half of that population is open to being invited to church. If you’re interested in reaching these people by starting a church, you must plan the logistics of your…

The title of the article, which is How to Start A Ministry: Everything You Need to Know.

How to Start A Ministry: Everything You Need to Know

Whether you’re already a church leader, or you’re starting an initiative from scratch, you know that the calling to start a ministry can’t be ignored. However, you may not know how to start a ministry, especially since the process can…

This guide explores bookkeeping for churches, including the benefits of bookkeeping and how to get started.

Bookkeeping for Churches: How to Balance Faith and Finances

While your church’s main focus is its ministry, orderly finances are necessary for any organization to operate effectively. The best way to set your church up for success is by wisely allocating your resources, communicating financial transparency, and meeting legal…

How to Protect Your Nonprofit’s Board Members

How to Protect Your Nonprofit’s Board Members

Your board of directors is one of the most important assets your nonprofit has. Assuming they understand their role and are there for the right reasons, your board members provide invaluable insight, direction, and oversight. They volunteer their time and…

nonprofit policies and procedures

6 Operating Policies Your Nonprofit Must Have

Whether you are talking about a commercial business or a nonprofit, every organization runs more smoothly when it has solid operating policies.  Way too often, however, these are an afterthought, and you find yourself needing to refer to a policy…

Setting Up Your Nonprofit Board of Directors

Setting Up Your Nonprofit Board of Directors

When you start a charitable organization, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is selecting your board of directors. Your board is legally responsible for governance, fiduciary, and strategic oversight of your nonprofit corporation. This usually includes ratification of your initial bylaws, as well as overseeing…

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