Funding Your Ministry: An In-Depth, Biblical Guide for Successfully Raising Personal Support
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| Rating | : | 4.54 (831 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1631466844 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 272 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-04-12 |
| Language | : | English |
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Whether you are experienced at fundraising or just starting out, Funding Your Ministry will help answer your questions and put you on the biblical path for recruiting and maintaining donor support.
Tom Hallman said Fantastic book on fundraising. A very helpful and practical book for doing fundraising! Having been a ministry fundraiser for the past 15 years, I read this book both when I started and again last month to refresh myself on the basics. I liked it even more the second time!My one critique (which is not Morton's fault) is that it's feeling outdated in the realm of practicals. As long as you can translate some of the ideas into a modern-day context (like how to use social media, texting, MailChimp, etc.), it's a real. "Helpful and informative" according to Delana. I recommend this book to anyone looking to grow spiritually in the area of funding in today's church. If you are starting you own faith based program, I also recommend you reading this book. The writing of the book gives very detailed views on how to can reach goals of being fully funded to compete the work they are call to do. Each chapter hits on topic that need to be cover by many people entering the mission field and needing to get an understand on how to fund your ministry. I en. "Five Stars" according to Stephen D.. Great book
He graduated from Iowa State University in technical journalism and worked in newspaper advertising before joining the Navigator staff in 1970. SCOTT MORTON serves with The Navigators as Vice President of Development for U.S. Scott also enjoys writing, having published Funding Your Ministry (Whether You’re Gifted or Not), a book to help missionaries raise financial support, Down to Earth
Howard Foltz, Professor emeritus at Regent University)If you raise support, then Funding Your Ministry is a must-read. It works and has been tested in the fire of experience with hundreds of our Navigator staff. (Jerry E. I intend to refer to it repeatedly in presentations. Morton has done all of us in resource development a favor by writing this book. (Ellis Goldstein, Director of ministry partner development for Cru)Whether seeking personal or institutional funding, principles such as face-to-face solicitation and the importance of writing a plan are totally interchangeable. It has great crossover appeal and application. Expanded in cross-cultural, universal application while deeply rooted in timeless biblical truth, Scott’s book provides encouragement and hands-on practical application for those just starting out as well as for the long-terme