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\nMany churches have Christian schools, preschools, mom's day out, and other similar ministries. Should these ministries be financially self-supporting? The answer is not always clear. Thom and Sam discuss six key thoughts about this issue.
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\n \tThere are a number of different ministries with a similar function.
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\n \tMake certain the ministry has a clear and written purpose
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\n \tThe first default is for the ministry to be self-supporting.
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\n \tThe church needs to decide if "self-supporting" includes indirect costs.
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\n \tThe church should consider any support to be part of the missions budget.
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\n \tThe danger is that support can turn into entitlement.
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\nResources:
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\n \tBelay
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\n \tAnother Gospel by Alisa Childers
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\n \tTyndale House Publishers
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\n \tCollaborate with ministry leaders around the world! Join us at Church Answers Gold!
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\n \tBrown Church Development Group
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