Houses of worship and nonprofits range from megachurches with a sophisticated online presence to a food bank with a clunky website built in 2008. But regardless of an organization’s size, church and nonprofit communications can be successful when they employ a laser-like focus on a few foundational actions. This webinar explains how to start or refine your approach to media and communications and then build on it.
Read MoreWhen it comes to church and nonprofit building maintenance, prevention pays off. But sometimes a critical component gets left out: Your roof. It’s out of sight and – unless there’s a problem – is usually out of mind. Although some churches and nonprofits could DIY roof winterization, we recommend a professional inspection. Proactive roof maintenance can prevent damage, disruption and costly repairs. Here’s what to look for.
Read MoreChurches and charitable nonprofits have a paradoxical relationship with fund-raising and stewardship. Often, they desperately need resources. But they either don’t know how to ask for money or aren’t willing to take the risk of doing so. This recorded webinar, with expert Scott Harris of Mission Increase, advocates for a culture that looks beyond its own walls and seeks to give toward and partner with nonprofits and the greater community.
Read MoreThe biggest threat to your facility may be frozen pipes. It’s easy for this hazard to go unnoticed because there’s no smoke, no alarms and no warning. If we do the math, the cost and effort to prevent frozen pipes is significantly less than the price of picking up the pieces. It’s also a lot less messy.
Read MoreHow much is your church worth? Not your real estate market value, but it's insurance value. If your building was destroyed, would insurance provide enough to clear debris, reconstruct it and comply with newer building and environmental codes? Want to find out?
Read MoreWhether school’s in session or out, it’s always a prudent time to scrutinize the way your organization protects children in its care. Whether you serve a school, church, or sports league, children are a great joy – but also a source of major potential liabilities. The number one reason churches are sued is over the sexual abuse of a minor. Don't let it happen on your watch.
Read MoreProactive upkeep of church and nonprofit facilities prevents crises and helps organizations’ obtain competitive insurance rates. What are the key maintenance areas you should focus on?
Read MoreBrook Maturo, executive director of The Admin Hub, is our guest as we discuss Mission Minded Money Management. Drawing from her extensive experience serving churches and nonprofits, Brook explains approaches churches can take to manage finances creatively, transparently and flexibly.
Read MoreThe demand for copper is making it a profitable commodity – so profitable that thieves see an opportunity to cash in. Air conditioners’ copper components make them prime targets. Churches and nonprofits are prime targets. Learn how to “Arrest Copper Theft.”
Read MoreChurch and ministry insurance, which is usually off the media’s radar, has recently made headlines. Why? Insurers are seeking to limit losses by leaving high-risk states. Some are considering leaving the church insurance business entirely. Still other insurers are experiencing financial challenges. What does it mean to you? Read on.
Read MoreA new California law, as of this writing, has been blocked, unblocked and appealed through the legal system. Although the outcome is uncertain, the intent of California Senate Bill 2 is to prohibit concealed carry permit holders from bringing concealed weapons into specific places, including churches.
Read MoreMost California employers have workplace violence and safety policies as part of their employee handbooks, but beginning next year, these policies will need to be updated to comply with new, robust requirements. In addition, workplace violence incident logs will need to be maintained, and annual employee training will need to be provided.
Read MoreBursting pipes, slip-and-fall injuries and an ice-cold auditorium are just a few of the jolts cold weather can bring. Even if you live in a relatively warm climate, there are still surprises. Southern California temperatures can drop into the 20 F range (but that's warm compared to -15 F in Boise). Better safe than sorry.
Read MoreBeginning Jan. 1, 2024, new paid sick leave, minimum wage and pay requirements go into effect. These changes stem from the passage of Senate Bill 616. These new requirements are detailed, yet have a practical impact on every nonprofit and faith-based organization.
Read MoreAt Ministry Pacific Insurance Services, our work is more than a job. Our team members embrace faith and nonprofit causes on their own time. We’re honored to be a small part of what you do.
Read MoreNo one wants to think about rebuilding a church or nonprofit after a catastrophic loss. But if you don’t, who will? Parker Young, president of Straub Construction, joins us to answer questions about rebuilding a church or ministry building after a loss.
Read MoreIn this latest webinar sponsored by Ministry Pacific, Attorney Gregory Love of MinistrySafe reiterates the core components of California AB 506 and what is required for compliance. In addition, he addresses some misunderstandings about the law.
Read MoreChurches teach about and live on faith. Budgeting doesn’t reflect the absence of faith, but the presence of leadership.
Read MoreThreats to faith-based organizations continue to grow and evolve. How can churches provide a secure environment without becoming fortresses?
Read MoreChurches and nonprofits can share there facilities with outside groups, but they need to good stewards of their property. Here’s how.
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