Building a base of support for short-term missions requires time and energy. Participants need to sharpen their vision for missions and invite others to support the work they plan to pursue. These assessments will help you communicate with donors and ask them to support the opportunities for service that God has given us.
This Resource contains all of the following:
Sharing Common Values
Short-term missionaries and their donors should share the same essential values. by Pete Sommer
A Variety of Sources
Why keep dipping into the same well when we can seek help in multiple ways? by Scott Kirby
Making Your Case
Each short-term missionary should follow these guidelines when communicating with donors. by Pete Sommer
A Better Donor Letter
Are the fund-raising letters we send focused, personal, and compelling? by David C. Forward
Honest and Above Board
Accountability and truth build ethics into short-term missions fundraising. by Standards of Excellence in Short-Term Missions
Outside the Box
Is our church supporting missions fundraising from a large enough pool of ideas? by Greg Asimakoupoulos
Fanning the Flames
Is your church on fire for short-term missions giving, or ready to pour water on the idea? by Richard Lewis
How Tall Are the Hurdles?
Every church faces obstacles to missions comprehension and fundraising. by Paul Borthwick
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| Topics: | Communication, Finances, Fundraising, Marketing, Missions, Outreach, Short-term missions, Stewardship |
| Filters: | Committee member, Finances, Fundraising ministry, Missionary, Missions, Outreach, Pastor, Short-Term Missions Leader, Volunteer |
| References: | 1 Corinthians 1:10 , Numbers 7:3, Acts 13:3 |
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