Your website needs to be welcoming, authentic, and user-friendly. Here are 8 things to consider when building your website.

An excellent contract can leave you legally and financially protected and provide you with many discounts and concessions.

Pastors, are you maximizing the tax benefit of housing designations?

Resource guide to help get you on track with your digital communications!

Defining the objectives and goals of an event is the key to hosting a successful one.

Use this checklist to evaluate your success and to make changes for your next event.

Experiencing issues with your organization’s EIN being electronically verifiable? We have a possible explanation.

Learn tips and tricks for creating a stunning video that will help you better connect with your church and community.

Ransomware is constantly evolving. Use this checklist to better prepare yourself from any attacks.

Does your United Methodist ministry need a federal tax exemption letter? We are able to help! Read this article to learn how.

Small businesses and churches can be particularly vulnerable to ransomware attacks. Here, we show you ways to protect your business.

Check out our handy guide offering tips, tricks, on the road to dynamic video content that tells your authentic story.

Copyright infringement or violations are common issues ministries have faced while transitioning and expanding to a digital ministry.

If you are thinking about making a video to promote your ministry, here are a few things to consider.

Questions you may be asking yourself: Can I safely host an event? Do we – or can we – require vaccinations or negative COVID tests?

Get your tax exemption letter by following this link.

Learn about the minimum liability insurance coverage requirements.

U.S. Department of Labor Wage and Hour Division (Revised July 2008) Fact Sheet #18

Ransomware attacks have become the top choice of hackers. We want to help your ministry avoid a costly and time-consuming ransomware attack.

Get your staff recruiting process off to a solid start by taking care of the basics.