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Year-end giving is crucial in meeting any church’s annual budget goals. But when should you start? Are you even set up to drive maximum generosity? And how can your efforts do double duty, driving giving, engagement, and discipleship? A church communications + giving expert weighs in. https://lnkd.in/ghxBw57r Tithe.ly (https://get.tithe.ly/)

Year-end giving is crucial in meeting any church’s annual budget goals. But when should you start? Are you even set up to drive maximum generosity? And how can your efforts do double duty, driving giving, engagement, and discipleship? A church communications + giving expert weighs in. https://lnkd.in/ghxBw57r Tithe.ly (https://get.tithe.ly/)

Year-end giving is crucial in meeting any church’s annual budget goals. But when should you start? Are you even set up to drive maximum generosity? And how can your efforts do double duty, driving giving, engagement, and discipleship? A church communications + giving expert weighs in. https://lnkd.in/ghxBw57r Tithe.ly (https://get.tithe.ly/)

Year-end giving is crucial in meeting any church’s annual budget goals. But when should you start? Are you even set up to drive maximum generosity? And how can your efforts do double duty, driving giving, engagement, and discipleship? A church communications + giving expert weighs in. https://lnkd.in/ghxBw57r Tithe.ly (https://get.tithe.ly/)

Year-end giving is crucial in meeting any church’s annual budget goals. But when should you start? Are you even set up to drive maximum generosity? And how can your efforts do double duty, driving giving, engagement, and discipleship? A church communications + giving expert weighs in. https://lnkd.in/gKqQ3PhV Tithe.ly (https://get.tithe.ly/)

Year-end giving is crucial in meeting any church’s annual budget goals. But when should you start? Are you even set up to drive maximum generosity? And how can your efforts do double duty, driving giving, engagement, and discipleship? A church communications + giving expert weighs in. https://lnkd.in/gKqQ3PhV Tithe.ly (https://get.tithe.ly/)

Year-end giving is crucial in meeting any church’s annual budget goals. But when should you start? Are you even set up to drive maximum generosity? And how can your efforts do double duty, driving giving, engagement, and discipleship? A church communications + giving expert weighs in. https://lnkd.in/gKqQ3PhV Tithe.ly (https://get.tithe.ly/)

When children and youth engage in discipleship ministry, volunteer leadership grows, families strengthen, and communities thrive together. ✝️ 💪 💓 What if we prioritize reaching children and youth first to impact families for God's Kingdom? You can be the key. You can be a catalyst for a world where there is a church for EVERY child. 🙏 Click the link to learn more. https://bit.ly/3toCgb6

Raising Respectful Grandkids: Our Crucial Role It's time to embrace love and instill respect in our grandchildren. As new grandparents, we have the unique opportunity to shape a generation that values morals and strong relationships. Let's invest in their future by teaching them respect and kindness. #Grandparenting #RespectfulKids #FamilyValues #LoveAndKindness #MoralEducation #GenerationalWisdom #InstillRespect #BuildingFuture #ParentingTips #StrongFamilyBonds #DocAmeyspeaks #UnkLdoc #foryoupage

Have you ever thought about how the church we know today came to be? The Industrial Revolution and the rise of capitalism really shaped the way we do church—more than we might realize. Churches started to run like businesses, focusing on efficiency, growth, and keeping people happy like customers. Services got structured, programs multiplied, and suddenly, we were more about the “production” of church than the experience of sacred community. But here’s the thing—this shift has come with some real downsides. We’re seeing: •Declining attendance: People aren’t showing up like they used to. •Less tithing: Financial support is dwindling. •Youth disengagement: Our younger generations are feeling more disconnected than ever. We’ve optimized everything, but in the process, we’ve lost something essential. Many of us are overworked, burnt out, and missing the deeper connection that church used to offer. So, what if we reimagined church? What if we: •Slowed down the cadence: Create space for rest and reflection. •Focused on authentic connection: Build communities that feel like home. •Restored the sacred: Make church a place of true belonging, especially for our youth. The world is different now, post Covid and our approach to church needs to evolve with it. Let’s start a conversation about how we can create a church experience that truly speaks to the heart of who we are and what we need today.