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Coach Your Champions Corporately, Part II: Individually Mature Donors and Disciples are “Unimaginable”

Posted on March 4, 2011 by Pastor Foley

All churches and nonprofits dream of having mature champions who contribute in mature and $ignificant ways to the mission of the organization. The challenge is, few organizations seem to have latched on to a method to predictably find or generate … Continue reading →

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Coach Your Champions Corporately, Part I: Growth to Fullness in Christ Ain’t Nearly as Mystical as Some Folks Make it Out to be

Posted on March 2, 2011 by Pastor Foley

CT’s Mark Galli launched 2011 with a post entitled Blessed Are the Poor in Virtue: Why Some People May Want to Abandon New Year’s Resolutions As Soon As Possible. In it he contends that the process of growth to fullness in … Continue reading →

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Two Videos: How Donors Connect…and How They Don’t

Posted on February 25, 2011 by Pastor Foley

Most of us in the nonprofit world exhibit a skewed, inaccurately idealized image of: how donors are connected what they are connected to what passes along those connections Our idealized fundraising models are based on a Matrix-like image of donor … Continue reading →

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