MONEY,THE MIND &MINIStRY

Exploring our

relationship to money

and deepening our

understanding of the

role of money in

ministry

For Info:info@appliedwisdominstitute.org

4-Week Interactive Seminar Online

MAR 19 - APR 11 | TUES & THURS | 5:00PM PSTLive on the ZOOM platform

LED BYMAGGIE HARMON

Ministry Relations OfficerPresbyterian Foundation, Southwest Region

Money, The Mind, & Ministry:Exploring our relationship to money and deepeningour understanding of the role of money in ministry

MAGGIE HARMONMinistry Relations OfficerPresbyterian FoundationSouthwest Region

This is a 4-week, 8 session, interactive and immersive learning experience for those inleadership positions in nonprofits and churches that are responsible for creating,maintaining, or growing a fundraising campaign. It is more than simply a how-toseminar. Its intent is to blend the practical, spiritual, and personal aspects of the roleand management of money in the lives of the fundraiser, the donor, and theorganizations that receive the donations. Utilizing case studies, best practices, andthe shared experiences of others, each participant will be invited to discover theirown strengths and identify their areas of challenge and growth as they pertain tomoney.

REGISTER: appliedwisdominstitute.org/seminars  COST: $150TIME: Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5:00 - 6:00 pm PST 

TOPICS INCLUDE: Why do we give? The science andneed behind givingThe landscape of giving: trends,patterns, and behaviorsTheological underpinnings to ourrelationship with money.Building a culture of generositywith stewardshipMaking the ask and putting it alltogether: models of stewardshipcampaignsDefining goals and writing narrativebudgets

LEARNING OBJECTIVES INCLUDE:Identify one’s own frameworks aroundmoney and analyze how it impacts one’sgiving and receivingUse spiritual frameworks to engage andhelp others understand fundraisingcampaigns Discuss why money often makes oneuncomfortable and build actionable goalsto overcome the discomfortCreate mission-based action plans andstrategies that align with one’sorganization and create value-add forgiversAnalyze the needs of a communityLearn techniques for teaching generosity

8 Contact Hours are available to Pastors, Pastor Counselors, and Chaplains whose certifying agencies

or organizations require Continuing Education hours. To determine whether or not your seminar

qualifies for CEUs, please consult with your certifying body.For questions about these CEUs, email

sherpa@appliedwisdominstitute.org

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