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Doing the Church’s Business

6 August, 2016 All Current Features, Business, Econ, Marketing

Governing God’s House: The Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) has asked board members and church staff from more than 500 churches how their congregations are governed. This summary offers several insights about practices and patterns that seem to be effective. (We may further inquire: can we / should we educate our boards and, if so, how might we best do that?)

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