For many churches, Easter brings one of the largest attendance moments of the year. Sanctuaries fill. Guests return. Energy is high. Yet for many leaders, the giving side of Easter can feel uncertain. Some churches see strong participation. Others notice that while attendance spikes, generosity does not always follow in the same way. This disconnect […]
Month: March 2026
How Churches Can Confidently Start the Legacy Giving Conversation
Legacy giving is one of the most overlooked opportunities in church stewardship today. While many churches focus on weekly generosity, fewer have a clear strategy for planned giving or estate gifts that can sustain ministry for generations. Yet the desire is often already there. Many faithful church members want to leave a lasting kingdom impact […]
How to Prepare Your Church for Easter Guests This Year
Every year, church Easter services bring a unique opportunity. More first-time guests walk through church doors on Easter than almost any other Sunday. Some come because they were invited. Others come out of curiosity, tradition, or a quiet sense that it might be time to reconnect. The question for church leaders is not whether guests […]
Navigating a Church Building Project: Capital Campaigns, Construction Costs, and Financing
When it comes to expanding your church’s facilities or launching a new project, capital campaigns can be a vital tool. However, many church leaders wonder: How do we know if we are ready for a campaign? In this post, we’ll explore five essential tips to help you prepare your church for a successful capital campaign, […]
What to Do When a Capital Campaign Doesn’t Go as Planned
What to Do When a Capital Campaign Doesn’t Go as Planned Every pastor hopes a capital campaign will unfold smoothly. You pray, plan, cast vision, and trust God to move in the hearts of your people. Yet even with careful preparation, capital campaigns don’t always go according to plan. Momentum may slow. Participation can level off. Questions surface that no […]
