A development economist and a disaster-relief expert show how to approach COVID-19 as “Shrewd Samaritans.”

Most evangelical churches and ministries tightened budgets yet saw steady donations this spring.

Introducing new technology to connect patients and families, an app to support for caregivers, and more opportunities for crowdfunding.

The only way to beat the coronavirus in the US is to beat it everywhere. Can we really save the whole world?

The former VP takes over following its 40th anniversary and record membership growth despite last year’s Harvest Bible Chapel controversy.

As coronavirus spreads, churches, charities, and other non-profits face declining donations and rising demand for help.

This is a serious and difficult time. Quarantines are hard. But we can do more than endure, we can step up and be strong.

The church is always at our best, not when things are going well, but when we respond in a Christ-like manner to a difficult circumstance.

How one NYC couple is aiming for a maximum return on investment in their business and life.

Though far fewer Americans are writing off charitable donations, most ministries reported stable giving last year. Denominations saw the biggest decline.

Bless Your Pastor campaign raises awareness around the financial strains of ministry.

Children need a stable family, not institutional care.

It's not about getting people to give, attend and volunteer more. They need to fall in love with Jesus again. And so do we.

This is a great way to thank everyone for their generosity, while providing a helpful reminder to make up for any unintentional shortfall for the year.

Should we cheer or moan when online churches perform virtual baptisms?

Can congregations share space without butting heads?

The new coffee bar can wait. These things can’t.

Five solutions for mobile churches.

Even people who love the church and are fully committed to its mission are not giving as much as they once did.