FREE Webinar: Powerful Ministry Policies That Build Trust and Generosity

When:
January 14, 2020 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm
2020-01-14T19:00:00-05:00
2020-01-14T20:00:00-05:00
Where:
on your computer
Cost:
Free
Contact:
Debbie Kolacki
631.821.2255

Leader: Bonnie Ives Marden

Your financial policies protect your ministry, prevent potential conflicts, and provide important information about decisions previous or current leaders want future leaders to honor. Discover the power of policies to build trust, transparency and generosity. Avoid surprises and internal conflicts by planning ahead and defining, for example, expectations about shared users of your property or of a future financial bequest. Discover how even your annual audit positively impacts generosity and giving.

During this webinar we consider the following policies: building use, financial procedures, endowment definitions, gift acceptance criteria, memorial funds, pastor discretionary fund and child protection/safe sanctuary policies as well as some aspects of audit/review preparation. Discover the impact well executed policy statements have on donors and on ministry partners.
Policy samples are available online and in Church Finances for Missional Leaders: Best Practices for Financial Stewardship, Nashville, Wesley Foundry, 2019.

Bonnie Ives Marden, a lay consultant and trainer, empowers congregations and congregational leaders with practical resources and skills for faithful stewardship, leadership and missional impact. She teaches, facilitates and inspires generosity, missional engagement and accountability. With professional skills in process consulting, mediation, trauma healing, and fundraising practices, she offers holistic wisdom, research based best practices and encouragement for your ministry context. Visit www.myteministries.org for more information about workshops and services available.

“I strive to energize and equip leaders for ministry in our current context with vision, courage and accountability. My favorite testimonial is ‘She explains things in ways I can understand.’” 

Leave a Comment