Fundraising Resources for Christian Leaders

February 4, 2026By Morgan FunkeResources

Fundraising can be incredibly intimidating, especially if it’s new to you. There are a LOT of resources out there, and not all of them are created equally. We’ve compiled a list of some of our favorite resources to reference. These are from organizations whose advice we use ourselves and whose philosophies align with what we … Read More

Healthy Boundaries with Supporters

February 4, 2026By Morgan FunkeHealth & Wellness, Resources

We are huge proponents of intentionally setting boundaries with the people in your ministry, at your work, and in life. One place where we often see a need for our partners to set healthy parameters and boundaries is with supporters. While most donors are wonderful, we still occasionally see individuals who think that because they … Read More

The Key Ingredient for Ministry Sustainability

February 4, 2026By Sarah GillHealth & Wellness, Resources

Rest is the most critical contributing factor in whether ministries and leaders can stay the course, and avoid burnout. Ministry sustainability is one of our top values, even more than fundraising! This is why we are huge advocates for practicing a rhythm of Sabbath, encouraging regular retreats, and even considering a sabbatical when needed! Sabbath … Read More

What to Share: How Much Sharing is Appropriate in Ministry

February 4, 2026By Morgan FunkeResources

As a ministry leader, I’m sure you have faced a similar debate. How vulnerable can I be, especially with the people in my ministry? What personal things are appropriate to share online? How honest should I be with my supporters? Leaders who bottle everything up often become isolated, lonely, and paranoid. Leaders who overshare can … Read More

Walking the Journey Through Disaster Response

February 4, 2026By Morgan FunkeResources

2017 has been a tough year. Riots. Hurricanes. Earthquakes. Fires. These catastrophic events change lives forever. Sometimes, disasters unify, volunteers mobilize well, and the Church steps in to meet real needs. Unfortunately, disasters often lead to an immediate surge of compassion followed by misguided giving. In 2007, I spent 11 months doing overseas mission work … Read More

14 Tips on How to Write a Support Letter

February 4, 2026By Morgan FunkeResources

Let’s be honest, one of the most difficult parts of doing missions work is raising support. Whether it’s a short term trip or long term project it has to be funded somehow. Today, there are many great tools that can be used for fundraising from social media to campaign funds to fundraisers and more. In … Read More

The Overlooked Foundation of Truly Great Leadership

February 4, 2026By Sarah GillResources

Short-term missions trips always seem to be a comical combination of poor planning and God’s grace. One time, my husband and I spent a month with a group of 45 other people serving a ministry in South America. As part of the leadership team, we spent quite a bit of time around the ministry host … Read More