Choosing a Missions Giving Model

Every effective organization has systems and best practices for what they do. The Church is not exempt from this principle. When we think of missions giving, we often neglect the practical, and only look toward the spiritual. Obviously, missions giving is a spiritual practice in that is provides a way for missions work to be done for the Kingdom. With that said, having a practical model for missions giving allows for a church to maximize many facets of generosity. We have devoted this video to choosing the missions giving model that is right for you.

Before diving into the specifics of missions giving models, it is imperative that the pastor understands why this type of system is important. When the pastor fully embraces an effective system or best practice, the church is made better. These best practices must be rooted in scripture and spiritual guidance, but when they are, they are a catalyst for a thriving culture of generosity. What types of things prevent a missions giving model from succeeding? What factors should you be sure to include within a successful model?

Next, the pastor must comprehend the criteria and methodology behind choosing an effective missions giving model. The reality is, with most things, certain systems work for some churches and not others. With that said, we believe that you can choose a missions giving model that is universally effective for the Church. What does this effective missions giving model look like? How can you implement this model and integrate it into the culture of your church?

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We are taking some time to look at the process for choosing a missions giving model. When the pastor embraced these tips, a culture of generosity and missions giving will result. It is time to ensure effectiveness in terms of your missions giving model.