 | Practical Ministry Skills
Benevolence Ministry
Help your church plan and organize its program for meeting needs.
| Store Code: PS81
Format: Microsoft Word
Price: $14.95
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| Topics: | Administration, Benevolence, Budget, Congregational care, Management, Money, Poor |
| Filters: | Church board, Committee member, Deacon, Finances, Outreach, Pastor, Stewardship |
| References: | Matthew 6:19-21 , Acts 6:1-7, Proverbs 14:31 |
| Date Added: | May 25, 2010 |
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Benevolence can be a tricky area of ministry. We know that we are called both to meet the needs of our brothers and sisters in Christ and to love our neighbor. But how can a church know when it should and shouldn't offer assistance?
This 20-page resource can help your church develop a clearer game plan for meeting people's financial needs and stewarding its budget wisely. Learn helpful decision-making protocols as well as creative ideas for blessing congregants and members of your community.
NOTE: You have permission to make up to 1,000 copies of this resource to be distributed in a church or educational setting.
This Training Pack contains all of the following:
The Biblical Case for Benevolence
What do Scriptures have to say about the subject? Mintools.com
The Rewards of Benevolence
When we give we lay up treasure. Interview with Randy Alcorn
Organizing Your Benevolence Ministry (free sample)
Adapt this sample protocol for a church's benevolence program. Rod O'Neil
Entering the Trenches
Our benevolence must be relational. Amy L. Sherman
Financial First Aid
Church leaders talk about how their churches are helping. Dick Towner, Richard Bean, James T. Meeks, and others
Issues in Benevolence Administration
Review these aspects of your process. Rod O'Neil
Different Ways to Help
One church's approach to benevolence. Larry Parker
Better Together
It's wise to collaborate in meeting your community's needs. Frank Sommerville
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