Description
A church finance course provides a comprehensive overview of financial management within a religious organization. Participants learn about the principles of financial stewardship, budgeting, and accounting specific to non-profit entities and churches.
The course covers essential topics such as fundraising strategies, tax laws relevant to religious institutions, financial transparency, and ethical considerations in handling church finances.
Participants gain practical knowledge and skills to effectively manage and allocate financial resources in alignment with the church’s mission and values while ensuring compliance and accountability.
Overall, the course equips individuals with the expertise needed to navigate the unique financial landscape of religious organizations.
NOTE:
All the courses will be done via zoom and link would be provided after payment.
What you’ll learn
- stewardship: Learn how to responsibly manage and allocate the financial resources of a religious organization in accordance with its mission and values.
- Budgeting: Understand how to create and manage a financial plan that aligns with the church’s priorities and goals.
- Accounting principles: Explore fund accounting and contribution recording specific to non-profit organizations and churches.
- Fundraising strategies: Discover effective ways to raise funds for various programs and initiatives.
Tax laws and regulations: Gain knowledge of relevant laws to ensure compliance and maximize financial resources. - Financial transparency and accountability: Emphasize the importance of maintaining trust and confidence within the church community.
- Ethical considerations: Address crucial topics such as avoiding conflicts of interest and ensuring responsible financial governance.