Overview
""A tree just fell through the roof of the church!!!"" ""OH NO! Let's have a bake sale so we can fix it!"" If you've ever heard this conversation or one like it, you might realize that you need better tools than cookie sheets to raise big money. But where do you start? Great fundraising starts with a powerful mission... and you have a mission that comes straight from Almighty God: ""Go, therefore, and make disciples of all the nations..."" ""Letters from the Almoner"" will teach you how to raise money for your church or ministry. Join the Almoner as he writes to both his parish priest and a determined volunteer about the ins and outs of fundraising in a small, poor church. You'll learn the nuts and bolts of how to raise money effectively. You'll also discover that fundraising can be a powerful opportunity for conversion for the fundraiser and the donor. ""Letters from the Almoner"" will help you move beyond bake sales to mission-focused fundraising that really works. It has to... souls and lives are at stake.
Full Product Details
Author: Nathan Krupa
Publisher: Almoner
Imprint: Almoner
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 1.10cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.295kg
ISBN: 9781732748705
ISBN 10: 1732748705
Pages: 198
Publication Date: 06 September 2018
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Available To Order
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Reviews
A very useful tool for pastors, so many of whom are called upon to seek funding for projects in their parishes. There is a fair amount that is available for them regarding what is commonly called 'stewardship, ' but not a lot on fundraising. There should be a willing audience for this helpful volume in the epistolary style. - Bishop Joel M. Konzen, Archdiocese of Atlanta
"""A very useful tool for pastors, so many of whom are called upon to seek funding for projects in their parishes. There is a fair amount that is available for them regarding what is commonly called 'stewardship, ' but not a lot on fundraising. There should be a willing audience for this helpful volume in the epistolary style."" - Bishop Joel M. Konzen, Archdiocese of Atlanta"
Author Information
I am an Almoner. Professionally, I raise money to feed the hungry. Since 2011, I've raised more than $4 million to buy warehouses, trucks, equipment, and distribute millions of meals. As a volunteer, I work with my church and favorite ministries to help them raise the money they need to build God's Kingdom. I also write a weekly blog on the topic of fundraising at https: //thealmoner.com. Asking for money is a bit of an art and a bit of a science. Some people are naturally good at it, some people are good at it because they like to learn from the best, and some people have been given a Charismatic gift of fundraising by God for some good purpose. I'm a bit of a mix of all three, and my hope is that what I've learned in my time as a professional and volunteer fundraiser will be a blessing to anyone who is trying to raise the money needed to build their ministry. My life, my central focus, is that God be glorified in all that I do and that the Gospel of my Savior Jesus Christ and the Church that He founded will spread to the ends of the earth.
