It’s important that you mine the right financial data in order to understand the financial health of your church. While most businesses can get by with two reports, there are…

Much like businesses, churches receive money, spend money, purchase inventory, pay bills, and transfer money between banks. Keeping up with these daily, weekly, or monthly transactions will speed up your…

Your church is just that, a church. It’s not a business, and therefore it has special financial needs that for-profit businesses don’t have. Churches need to track their finances by…

Learn what you can do now to lead your church to financial health. We will share some of what we’ve learned in over 20 years of advising nonprofits and churches,…

If you haven’t started budgeting for your church’s financials, what are you waiting for? We are here to help you with your church management. We typically recommend you start with…

A church budget is a roadmap to help make planning your expenses easier. Many churches take a “use it or lose it” stance on money, trusting God to provide more…

Why You Should Learn To Budget Did you know that about one out of every two churches in the US are in debt? A sound financial plan is vital to…

Not-for-profit financial statements differ than those used by for-profit businesses. Most businesses need two essential reports: the Balance Sheet and the Income Statement. Nonprofit organizations have a variation of these…

Keep your nonprofit’s books accurate and up to date with some daily accounting tasks. Similar to businesses, nonprofits receive and spend money, purchase inventory, pay bills, and transfer money between…

There is a big difference between pastors and typical employees, which leaves many pastors stuck with a large amount due on tax day. This webinar explores the fundamentals of pastoral…