Most clergy pride themselves on being biblically literate. We realize that biblical literacy is not a one-shot affair; we continue to dedicate time and energy to scriptural study throughout our careers.
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As churches enter this season of spiritual renewal, recommitting themselves to God's calling and purpose, it is especially fitting that we observe Clergy Appreciation Month.
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Caring for congregants' personal and sensitive data is a sacred responsibility that reflects the trust members place in their church. Discretion helps safeguard not only the church but also the individuals, families, and information entrusted to its care.
Read MoreClergy Appreciation Month is a joyful opportunity to live out the principle of 1 Timothy 5:17 by celebrating and honoring clergy for their faithful service. Also known as Pastor Appreciation Month, it began in 1992 and has continued as an important tribute to the clergy who serve congregations and communities across the country.
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When compensation is structured incompletely or incorrectly, the consequences affect not just the pastor but also the pastor’s family, the church administrator’s daily work, and the church’s ability to care for those who serve them.
Churches today face growing complexity in employment, tax, and workforce management. Evolving regulations, changing workforce expectations, and advances in technology are affecting congregations of every size. The following trends are shaping church administration and deserve the attention of church leaders, treasurers, HR professionals, finance committees, and board members.
Required minimum distributions (RMDs) are a part of retirement planning that folks don’t think about until they are required to start taking them. However, RMDs are a significant part of retirement income and tax planning for many retirees. In this article, we’ll unpack RMD fundamentals.
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