Reduce Your Church’s Expenses How to strengthen your bottom line and eliminate activities that miss your mission. Michael E. Batts
Fiscal or Yearly? Setting Your Church’s Budget Calendar Setting your church's budget calendar may not be top-of-mind, but it affects virtually every facet of church operations. Menachem Wecker
Common Church Finance Department Mistakes and How to Remedy Them Seven ways church finances can go awry and the guidance needed to keep them on track. Vonna Laue
The Top 10 Accounting Tasks for Churches End each fiscal year well and with less stress by following these tips. Vonna Laue
4 Expense Ratios and Measurements Your Church Should Monitor These key calculations will help you measure the financial costs of doing ministry. Vonna Laue
Planning Your Budgeting Process The guidelines that make the budgeting process most effective for your church. Vonna Laue
5 Key Considerations of Financial Integrity for Church Leaders A printable checklist for financial managers of churches. Gregg Capin
How to Create an Effective Dashboard Report for Your Ministry Crafting reports that communicate essentials to your church leadership. Vonna Laue
Responding to Financial Realities What to do when either giving or expenses—or both—don’t go according to plan. Vonna Laue
Salaries as a Percentage of Church Budget Why churches must get the right balance, especially for a mortgage loan. Interview by Bobby Ross Jr.
How They Do It: 5 Churches Explain Their Budget Years The pros and cons of fiscal years versus calendar years. Matthew Branaugh
Q&A: How Can We Fund a New Ministry Idea? Set aside 'R&D' money to respond when the Spirit leads. Joy Skjegstad
The Slow, Steady Salary Climb Church pay shows signs of recovery. But will the new housing allowance ruling and rising healthcare costs offset gains? Reporting by Kyle Rohane, Cynia Solver, and Andrew Finch
Five Ways to Survive Summer with a Balanced Church Budget How to turn around a challenging giving season. Ben Stroup
Building on Budget How to succeed at a church renovation project, despite two painful realities of construction. Kevin Miller