It is important to step back periodically and examine existing organizational philosophies to determine whether they are helping or hindering your ministry.

What you need to know about loan forgiveness.

It is not surprising that many are worried about their health and concerned whether their financial and legal affairs are in order in the event of serious illness or death.

Most states are in some stage of "re-opening.” What's a church to do?

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ince its passage, there have been eight key SBA updates that PPP loan recipients need to be aware of and consider as part of their loan usage and forgiveness strategies.

Inboxes, Facebook pages, and news feeds are rampant with how to and how people are coping with the interval between before and after COVID-19. 

Inboxes, Facebook pages, and news feeds are rampant with how to and how people are coping with the interval between before and after COVID-19.

New survey offers reasons to be cautiously optimistic after weeks of restrictions on in-person gatherings.

The new Paycheck Protection Program Act of 2020, which has now cleared both houses of Congress, is soon expected to be signed into law by President Trump.

We have a few more details for you regarding Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan forgiveness.

Wherever your church is on the spectrum of reopening for in-person worship, here are a few tips that offer practical insights on how to open safely and minimize legal liability.

To apply for forgiveness of your PPP loan, you must complete the application as directed and submit it to your lender.

Churches and ministries are communication-focused, and most organizations are letting staff use communication tools such as Zoom for video conferencing.

On April 29, the Gospel Coalition released a summary of the CDC's "“Interim Guidance for Communities of Faith” report.

Is your congregation cut off and inwardly focused? Primarily a storehouse of resources? Or a connector that brings things together?

We are committed to serving as a reliable partner for you and your church during these difficult times.

Professionals advise that you review your will every few years and more often if situations have occurred since you last updated your will.

Professionals advise that you review your will every few years and more often if situations have occurred since you last updated your will.

The outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), a new coronavirus originating in the Hubei province of China, has received extensive media coverage by news outlets worldwide.