While it’s different from state to state, county to county, you’re likely experiencing some level of lightened restrictions as we progress through the Covid-19 pandemic. I think I can... read more

I know what you're thinking. "More Covid-19 talk?" As repetitive as some of this can feel, it's important that we stay on top of best practices and continue to support you and our clients... read more

In the past month, nonprofits and ministries have fast-tracked efforts to digitize their operations to support remote working, while having to rethink how they can somehow fill the... read more

Well, Easter 2020 is officially over. And while you didn’t have to stress about organizing more services, accommodating more guests and facilitating the extra volunteers needed to pull of... read more

While it can be easy to focus on all of the overwhelming and daunting results of the Covid-19 pandemic and its stressful impact on your organization, we thought we’d take some time today... read more

Odds are, 90% of the people reading this blog post are now having to work from home due to ‘safer at home’ orders. And while we all agree that these are necessary and important rules to... read more

As if running your church and ministries isn’t hard enough on a normal day, add in a world-wide pandemic, and you’ve now got a whole new set of rules and expectations that send all the... read more

Church Leader, ... read more

It's no surprise that churches are quickly becoming impacted by the Coronavirus. As a church leader, you're facing possible decline in attendance, giving and volunteer numbers. And while... read more

Marketing Tactics for Churches and Nonprofits You Should Be Using in 2020 read more

“Young leaders are leading faster growing organizations.” After reading an article featured on Carey Nieuwhof’s blog, we thought we’d dive in and learn a little more about this... read more

When we were all kids and imagined the year 2020, I would bet we all had thought we’d have flying cars and robotic maids who clean our houses by now (well…we sort of do have robots who... read more