Pollock, David R. Additional Author mixed material bibliography Illinois Moody Press 1992 monographic Moody Press ed. en English

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164 p. : forms ; 28 cm. be: first-century church had as its focus to evangelize, to em and to care for people. Those goals for the church are still mandated today, even though the actual business of running the church is in many ways more comples and confusing Sometimes the person responsible for church management feels like a circus performer walking a tightrope and carrying a balancing pole. How do you properly manage the church and still maintain a vibrant ministry? It can be done, David Pollock says, but only if sound management practices are followed. Even though the local church isn't in business to make profit, it is still a business-the Lord's business Here's a hands-on, practical approach to help you: Develop a flexible business plan Weave your way through government forms Cover the basics of church finances Leary fundamental and advanced budgeting Create a functioning personnel committee Learn the inside story about insurance Take a biblical approach to assist the needy Discover what's a fair salary for your pastor Whether your church is large or small, you will repeatedly use this handy reference tool. Why take the time to create a church work order, a custodial worksheet, or an insurance checklist from scratch? They are already included in this book, along with IRS forms, sample budget sheets, and many other useful organizational tools that will keep you pulling this book off your shelf David Pollock is currently the director of Resource Ministries, Inc., a church management consulting firm in Canoga Park, California. In addition to a masters degree in business administration, Mr. Pollock has twenty-seven years of experience in sales, marketing, and management with various companies. He is currently a member of the board of directors of two national organizations as well as an author and lecturer. He has appeared as a guest on the Christian Financial Concepts radio program, "Money Matters" David and his wife, Beverly, live in Canoga Park and have two married children, John and Elaine Church finance Church Management 262.0060802409334 Transformatio Library Bandung Theological Seminary 262.006 Pol b E07001998 Non Fiction 262.006 Pol b local.jpg 21816 1992-04-29 00:00:00 2026-03-09 16:47:02 machine generated