Are you looking for ways to make change that’s important to you, rather than just responding to an endless stream of appeals and campaigns? Are you experiencing donor fatigue? Are you weary of fundraising that looks and feels like professionalRead more…
Best Missions Books 2015
Mobilizers recommend this year’s “must reads” Last year’s vote for best mobilization books produced some clear favorites. This year fewer people submitted titles, and only one book was nominated by more than one person. Because the whole list was worthwhile,Read more…
Generosity as God intended way – call to the Arab Church
The Arab Church has a unique opportunity to show God’s generosity in North Africa, the Middle East and indeed the world today. Based on a sermon given at the Arab Word Evangelical Ministers’ Association Consultation on 29 October 2015, theRead more…
European Generosity Consultation 2016
The Global Generosity Network is organising a European Generosity Consultation in January 2016 in Spain. Attached is a leaflet and programme of the consultation. We are very pleased with the way the programme came together with workshops focused on different audiences including for churchRead more…
First-Ever: 50K PayItForward Cards Launches City-Wide 40 Days of Generosity
TITUSVILLE, Fla., Oct. 6, 2015 /Christian Newswire/ — Everyone in America knows our cities need more love, kindness, and generosity. But no city in America has ever launched a #PayItForward movement for an entire community over 40 days. But thatRead more…
Craig Groeschel on intentional generosity
Craig Groeschel speaks to pastors about living intentionally generous lives.
Fighting Against Snapchat Disciples
School-aged boys in Jesus’s day (back in the old days) were known and even expected to memorize the entire Jewish Bible (the Tanakh or the Old Testament). If they wanted to be chosen to follow any of the leading Rabbis,Read more…
Free ePaper: Connecting God, the Gospel and Generosity
Here’s our contention. You cannot separate God from the gospel or from generosity. The three are distinctly woven together. It’s kind of like the connection between Shakespear, tragic plays and MacBeth. You almost never think of one without the otherRead more…
An intentional generosity plan
When our boys were younger, I wanted them to see how much we were giving to our church. I wanted to model cheerful generosity, and to demonstrate that this was normal and very intentional. If the truth be told, IRead more…
Major Donors Want to Give More Than NGOs Expect
Good news for major gift fundraisers: major donors feel (way) more engaged than NGOs think. Apart from giving money, major donors want to invest their time in, and share their network with, NGOs. Also, the group of (prospective) major donorsRead more…