Strategically Plan and Budget Your Discipleship Curriculum
Do you just accept the classroom status quo or do you strategically plan your discipleship and budget so that you can work to properly fund
Allen Turley
April 6, 2010
The Benefits and Pitfalls of Grant Funding
We often recognize grants and grant funding as a resource for diversifying our funding base and pursuing new avenues of resources. Sometimes grants are a positive
Guest Author
February 16, 2010
5 Keys to a Good Marriage
Attitude, Green Grass, Happiness, Attention and Your Mind Changing your attitude can be as important as changing your behavior. Picking up dirty underwear is important,
Patty Baker
February 12, 2010
LFTL – Part II
This is a second article on Light for the Lost. If you have not done so, please first read the previous article on Light for
Allen Turley
February 4, 2010
Light for the Lost (LFTL)
Funding for your Curriculum OK this may seem like boring stuff to you. However, LFTL is a tremendous blessing to your ministry. So I want
Allen Turley
January 15, 2010
What Do Donors Want?
Many of your donors have never visited your center. They have questions about the ministry and it is your job to answer the questions, even
Patty Baker
January 15, 2010
Most important part of a newsletter?
NEWS! Frank Reynolds once said, “It’s not a newsletter, if it’s not news!” You may call your publication a newsletter, but if it’s not newsworthy,
Patty Baker
December 15, 2009
A Discipleship Ministry: Relationship – Part 10
This is the final installment of the series on Teen Challenge discipleship. We have discussed the following topics. All are available for review on this
Allen Turley
December 9, 2009
Should Your Center Pursue Grants?
“Are there any grants available for organizations like us?” This is by far the most common question I receive from Teen Challenge centers. Of course,
Guest Author
December 3, 2009
