- Lesson 1: Your life with money: telling your story
Objectives:
- To know one's personal life story with money.
- To connect personal experiences with money to one's spiritual journey.
- To find greater freedom and confidence in money leadership.
- Lesson 2: Your life with money: preparing to lead
Objectives:
- To be certain that one's finances are being well managed.
- To be confident in one's estate plan.
- To be assured that the management of one's financial assets are in accord with one's Christian commitment.
- To increase confidence that one is prepared to lead a congregational system in regard to money.
- Lesson 3: Your beliefs about money
Objectives:
- To acknowledge the connection between faith and one's life with money.
- To re-establish understanding of good money theology.
- To aid articulation of good money theology from the pulpit and other leadership settings.
- Lesson 4: Money and faith: applications to households and congregations
Objectives:
- To recognize the link between household and congregational uses of money.
- To better support household money discipleship through congregational use of money.
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- Lesson 5: Congregational Economics
Objectives:
- To connect a congregation's mission/vision/goals to its use of money.
- To move beyond money pools in financial management to narrative spending.
- To begin connecting a congregation's use of time with its use of money.
- Lesson 6: The Who and How of Money Leadership (Part 1)
Objectives:
- To think through the personnel issues of congregational money management.
- To develop agenda for constant stewardship cultivation.
- To become introduced to places that provide resources.
- Lesson 7: The Who and How of Money Leadership (Part 2)
Objectives:
- To assist those who must speak about money in leadership and preaching situations.
- To provide perspective and tools for the offering and its connection to worship.
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