Q&A for questions about IRS proposed updates to the rules for group exemptions.

Here are some creative ways your church can merge your virtual and physical worship communities.

Everything you need to know about finding the right fit for your organization.

In this Wednesday Workshop we share will share 5 virtual meeting production tips.

Hosting a virtual meeting allows event planners to reimagine and refocus on what is important.

Great graphic design is one key to a successful ministry. It creates brand awareness and helps you stay in the forefront of people’s minds.

The purpose of this audit guide is to assist you in your local church audits.

Learn about different streaming platforms and how to use the gear you (probably) already own.

Stay informed and have a full understanding of our current policies with a Trust Clause.

How can you decide if you need an event app? Here are 6 questions you can ask yourself to determine if you need an event app.

One of the best ways to save your church money is by verifying your tax exempt status. This article will show you how.

As technology grows, so does our opportunity to meet our members and community where they are.

Church marketing is about letting the world know your church has an answer to the deep needs people already have.

Answer your questions of how long to keep documents and when to properly discard records.

Churches often have only a few mechanisms for raising revenue, and they all center around the offering plate. However, there are...

Learn ways to save money on IT infrastructure for you church and ministries.

Use this resources to help understand and define data terms used within the Methodist Church.

If you are in charge of event planning for your organization, church, or a venue hosting meetings or events, read up on the latest trends.

Our final video in our copyright series covers what to watch for when using copyrighted materials in social media.

Today millions share experiences together, no matter where they are, through live streaming. Let others "attend” your church on the internet