Most Church Members Aren’t Friendly
The Lent and Easter season brings new faces to church for so many different reasons. Some are there to refocus, some are new to
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3 Ways to Join the Easter Visitor Follow-up Conversation
Judging by the incredible response we had to our recent Easter Visitor Follow-up webinar, it’s clear that many churches are realizing the great opportunity—and 5 Things You Need to Know to Prepare for Easter Visitors Now
Did you know that, according to Google Trends, more Americans search online for the word “church” around Easter than at any other time of How a Church Became a Community Hub During a Disaster
Michael Elsdon, Community Life Pastor at the Okotoks Evangelical Free Church in Okotoks, Alberta, Canada, was just learning the church’s new church management software, Fellowship One, What Churches Can Learn from the “Top 100”
At ACTIVE Network Fellowship One, we’re not fans of a one-size-fits-all blueprint for church org structures, or cookie-cutter replication of churches. We believe each church has ‘Tis the Season for Giving Statements
Everybody’s busy closing the books on 2014. For churches that means preparing and sending annual giving statements. If you’re still sending statements through the 5 Things Your Campaign Consultant Should Never Say – Guest Post by Lamar Slay
Many churches enter a building project unprepared for what lies ahead. Horror stories abound about church construction projects that result in division within the Leveraging the Ramifications of Generational Giving Habits
For the last few weeks, we’ve been discussing the different giving motivations and preferences of the generations. You may be wondering if it’s really important Year-End Donor Messaging for Millennial Giving
Millennials. Gen Y. Second Boomers: The generation currently taking the world by storm is the same size as the Baby Boomer generation and twice the Year-end Donor Messaging for the Silent Generation
This group was mistakenly named “Silent” in a 1951 Time magazine article that described them as less vocal and enthusiastic than the generations before