Tag Archives: resources

As your church plans VBS this summer, Charity Roberson offers ideas she has collected over the last few years that may be helpful in your planning.

I receive calls from search committees asking about a basis for salary negotiations with a candidate for pastor. The short form answer to this question for me is provide the best possible salary within the resources God has provided. This response usually doesn’t satisfy. So a frame for answering the question follows.

We have received many requests from BGAV churches about appropriate ways churches and pastors can respond to the Supreme Court decision, Obergefell vs. Hodges, which declared that same sex couples have the legal right to marry nationwide.

“This Week in #YouthMinistry” will feature guests and discussion about youth ministry.

Jeff Cranford found and shared this resource for us from Guidestone's website. We pray this tax guide will be helpful for ministers in the next couple of months.

The next two editions of the Parish Paper focus on back to school and suicide prevention.

Ministers have many affordable (or free!) options to refresh, relax, and renew themselves and their families.

Don is happy to help with your church's stewardship needs whenever and wherever.

In his weekly stewardship blog, Don asks "is contentment is one of your assets?"

We are proud to provide copies of The Parish Paper free of charge Virginia Baptists. A quick yet important read, The Parish Paper is a must-have resource for church leaders.

As you begin praying about new Sunday School teachers needed for next year, there are several things that need to be considered.

What value is there to knowing that you have been gifted by the Holy Spirit but keeping that gift hidden away? God’s gift to you was to assist you in blessing others.

Though our transmission of information has rapidly changed, Don reminds us that the scriptures are God's information sent to us.

In his latest blog post, Don reflects on what stewardship means on one's life, spiritual gifts, physical well-being, and money.

Our stewardship specialists reflects on how God promised to meet our needs, not our wants.