Church Administration Keeping Secrets Richard Hammar Your church must be careful with the confidential information it controls. See "Record Keeping" Training Pack

Store Code: CLT01-B Format(s): Microsoft Word  Type: Document

Topics:	Administration, Church board, Church staff, Confidentiality, Legal issues, Management, Not-for-profit issues
Filters:	Business administrator, Finances, Financial officer, Management, Office administrator
References:	2 Timothy 4:5
Date Added:	July 31, 2007
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Some documents and records that churches maintain are private. Examples of confidential information include:

• Members' contributions records.
• Counseling notes taken by a pastor or church counselor.
• References you obtain when screening youth workers.
• Minutes of board meetings at which sensitive issues are discussed.

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