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A Guide for Church Board Members
You’ve just been elected and accepted a position to the board of directors of a church – congratulations! You take this honor seriously, and you want to do the job right. We can help.
You’ve just been elected and accepted a position to the board of directors of a church – congratulations! You take this honor seriously, and you want to do the job right. We can help.
In this free downloadable guide, co-founding partner Dan Dalton discusses how directors, officers and pastors should be thinking through governance and compliance when serving their church entity to avoid the basic issues that can arise when sitting on a nonprofit board.
Helping you think through governance
A well-run church is built on the foundation of solid governing, policies, and thoughtfulness. Once the strong foundation is laid, your board can successfully carry out your church’s mission.
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