Safety In Numbers
By David R. Pollock “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!” While the slogan may be fine for a buggy whip […]
Category: CF – Church Finance
Building Your Retirement Nest Egg
By Kent E. Barber, CFP Are you saving for retirement? Or is it a far off dream.. both saving and retirement? […]
How Much Political Involvement By Churches Does The IRS Allow?
By: James Guinn Many times, especially in a major election year, churches and religious organizations have a tendency to want to […]
What About Self-Employment Tax?
By: James Guinn Because of well-meaning but misinformed fellow ministers and tax practitioners, many ministers have been ill-advised with regard to […]
What Should You Do To Prepare For Retirement?
By: Michael Mudry One of the realities hardest to pound into a minister’s mind is the actuarial fact that one day […]
Payroll Pitfalls For Churches
By: Julie L. Bloss Call the laborers and pay them their wages….” (Matt. 20:8 RSV). Today it’s not that simple. […]
Your Annual Financial Report
By MG Rickard Annual reports not need be dull, dry documents. They are neatly typed and contain the necessary facts and […]
Christian Finance
By Gordon Mallory When you look at the family’s finances, are you getting anywhere? Where is your manner of living […]
Biblical Principles About Money
By Arlo Moehlenpah More is said in the New Testament about money than almost any other topic. Some of the […]
Little Things Add Up Over Time
By Russel Campbell As pastors we often find ourselves helping people walk through life, coaching and guiding as they traverse […]
