October 18-24 is National Estate Planning Awareness Week. We are all encouraged to create an estate plan and be a good steward for all God has blessed us with.

Church leaders must recognize that not only do they need to teach and model giving, they must also compete for those funds with other charitable organizations.

Givers want to know that the funds they give will make a difference.

Generosity is a willingness to give liberally and more than is expected without expecting anything in return.

The season of stewardship is upon us.

Maximizing your influence will mean resisting the attraction of certainty.

There is a strong case for continuing to invest in and promote both online worship and on-demand streaming worship.

As the end of summer nears, many churches are putting the finishing touches on their plans for fall ministry events.

All information about the ERC for 2021 easily led any reader to believe that the credit was continue to be available through December 31, 2021.

One way to introduce your church to the neighboring community and makes use of the building on other days is to offer your church facilities to outside groups.

Whatever your title, you are a leader and have a fiduciary responsibility to the organization.

Do you or someone you know work for a church? Does this person still have unpaid student loans?

Here are some tips for amending Form 941 for the Employee Retention Credit.

have all heard it and even done it. We stand up in front of the church and say, “We need somebody to volunteer for our mission project on Saturday.”

July is almost over, which means National Make-a-Will Month (happening in August!) is right around the corner.

Let’s now turn to 2021 for even more ERC refundable credits.

It may seem too good to be true ERC is a coup for any business – including churches!

Find out what may or may not be taxable.

Major donors are usually solicited 20 to 25 times a year with intentionality from other organizations.

Notes from The Unstuck Group