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In Part 1, we identified the trend of churches designating significant portions of their offerings to projects and needs in the community and across the globe via special collections.
As a marketer, my curiosity is always piqued by cause and effect and by both anecdotal and empirical data. So, as I heard more about churches seeing huge offerings when the gifts were pledged to a specific, urgent need, I was pleased to see how compassion fuels organic generosity. It’s not hard to imagine how this triggers greater giving among younger generations, especially.
Continue reading “How Does Church Philanthropy Impact the Church? Part 2”
This week we would like to highlight Andrew Moultrie as a valued team member here at Fellowship One.
As a Product Manager for F1, Andrew, shown here with his wife, aims to understand churches’ needs and help provide technology that helps them meet their goals. Andrew is instrumental in getting new projects off the ground and ensuring all of the new enhancements to Fellowship One bring high value to our customers and their members.
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[Guest Post by Lisa Castello]
For many of us, our earliest memory of giving as a spiritual practice was watching mom or dad write a check, fold it in half, and drop it in the collection plate as it passed by us in the church pew.
Though I can’t recall my parents ever talking to me about money management, I understood the practice of giving as a young adult, even as I was scrambling to define terms related to taxes, retirement accounts, and insurance plans.
In some Christian traditions, Lent marks a few weeks on the winter calendar for believers to set aside worldly distractions, focus on Christ’s suffering, and prepare our hearts for Easter.
Continue reading “A Smart Sacrifice for Lent: 9 Technology Tips”
Ministry is difficult, but so are most other kinds of jobs. If you haven’t thought about the upsides of your employment lately, Valentine’s Day (which just happens to fall on Sunday this year) is a great time to revisit the many reasons to love ministry.
We’ll get you started with ten reasons to fall back in love with what you do, even on the toughest days.
In the world of church, Easter can be subjected to as much hype as Christmas. We may not be busy stringing lights or organizing Angel Trees, but many churches are already planning for elaborate Easter services and weekend events.
We’re nearing the end of January, a month when most churches spend a fair amount of energy, time and money preparing and mailing out annual giving statements for donors.
Continue reading “How One Church Saved $20k and Tons of Time”
Remember Larry Boy, Bob the Tomato, Junior Asparagus and the rest of the Veggie Tales gang? (Apologies if the mention immediately started you humming “Oh, where…is my hairbrush?”)
Continue reading “How Your Data Resembles Zucchini: A “Veggie Tale” for Adults”
This week we would like to highlight Scott Goodger as a valued team member here at Fellowship One. As manager of the Implementation Team, he leads the team that transitions churches onto Fellowship One and guides them in best practices to fulfill their mission.
Scott was hired by ACTIVE Network and started at the original Fellowship Tech offices.
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