A Tighter Ship 11 questions to ensure financial integrity. Richard L. Bergstrom
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Proverbs 11:1; Acts 8:9-25
After our church suffered embezzlement, we developed questions to help churches evaluate their financial procedures. For each question, answer "Yes," "No," or "Need to Find Out."
1. Do we count and record offerings immediately after they are received? Every moment they sit uncounted leaves them open to theft.
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3. Do we count our cash and checks twice for accuracy? To err ...
ARTICLE Finances Help your leaders make better use of what God has given and explore new ways to encourage people to give more. from BuildingChurchLeaders.com
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