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Do You Need a Dashboard?
Displaying organizational successes in a dashboard format can help organizations communicate clearly about goals and opportunities. For many nonprofits, the term dashboard may be a foreign term. Think of the[…]
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Check Your Attitude
Nonprofits and ministries have a mission statement, and some have vision statements and identified organizational values. In today’s world, the message that is being sent to the world by Christian[…]
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5 Questions to Ask About Funding
When a nonprofit is started, the founder and the founding board often think, “the funding will come.” For faith-based organizations, the thought goes a little further, “God will provide.” Once[…]
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How Can I Help?
Those of us who are strong and able in the faith need to step in and lend a hand to those who falter, and not just do what is most convenient for us. Strength is for service, not status. Each one of us needs to look after the good of the people around us, asking ourselves, “How can I help?”
~Romans 15:1-2 (MSG)
This verse seems to be written for leaders of nonprofits and ministries. Isn’t that exactly what we do, ask, “how can I help?” But, quite honestly, there are times when I don’t necessarily want to step in and help. And, there are definitely times when I want to focus on my needs or wants and not those around me.
Unfortunately, we are not supposed to make our choices about helping others based on what is convenient for us.
Because sometimes helping others and being the hands and feet of Jesus is just not convenient.
But, perhaps this is our true calling. Even when we don’t feel like we are, we need to recognize that we are strong. And, those of us who are strong have a greater responsibility. Not only are we to serve those who are weak or who are faltering, but we are also supposed to have the right attitude toward them. This means we can’t serve or help them begrudgingly.
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