CHURCH ADMINISTRATION ::

Management help
• Five different modules of church-management software from Computer Helper Publishing (800-533-5227); one for each of the different types of information the church wants to manage. Thus a congregation pays only for the modules necessary to manage the information. Though most churches do not have many employees, a separate module for payroll functions may be helpful because payroll issues for pastors are so complex. www.churchwindows.com.
• The 5.0 deluxe version of Membership Plus from Parsons Technology makes church management a breeze. Its new reporting format is simple to operate and interpret. The cost is $300. www.parsonstech.com.
www.score.org This group offers free management consulting to small businesses. Many of the counselors are retired business people who have been there and done that in their business lives so they speak from experience.
• Quicken software www.quicken.com
www.peopledrivensoftware.com This is an innovative, powerful software package geared toward outreach-oriented, progressive churches.

Attaining a 501c3
www.123ezcorp.com
www.nonprofitexpert.com

Licensing
www.ccli.com Christian copyright site for music and videos.
• Go to your denomination to see if they have access for discounts on licenses for software.
• If you are attending school or associated with a school of some sort you can get a significant discount on software and print supplies.

Recommended reading:
The E Myth by Michael Gerber
Good to Great by James Collins
Built to Last by James Collins

Recommended magazines:
Utne Reader
Fast Company
Business 2.0

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