A few years ago, I wrote about counting money as a youth minister, but I felt it was time for a follow-up. Other than the people who handle offerings, it is quite possible that a youth minister handles the most money within a church. Between retreats, mission trips, pizza parties, and much more, students and parents … Continue reading Handling Money in Youth Ministry
Things You Don’t Learn in Bible College: Counting Money
Next up in the "Things You Don't Learn in Bible College" series – Counting Money. Sure, we do it all the time in ministry, but I don't remember learning exactly how to do it in school.
YM Resource – Bible College Scholarships
Are you really wanting to attend a Bible college, but finances are standing in the way? I know what you mean. Public/state universities are expensive enough, and most private schools are even more of a strain on the bank account. If you are looking for some extra help, I wanted to pass along 2 scholarship … Continue reading YM Resource – Bible College Scholarships
To My Financial Supporters
The following is a letter I sent out to my financial supporters on January 26, 2009, informing them that their commitment time is up. Dear Friends and Family, I first want to thank you so much for your continued support of the ministry in New England. Your prayers, finances, and kind words mean so much. … Continue reading To My Financial Supporters
The Economy and Me
Over the past year, as our economy has been going "downhill," I've often asked myself, "What does this have to do with me?" As I sit here listening to our new President, Barak Obama, speak to Elkhart, IN, and the entire country about his plan for the economy, I can't help but ask myself this … Continue reading The Economy and Me
