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Church Credit Card Processing Simplified
If there’s one thing everyone agrees on, it’s that credit card processing is complicated. Fortunately, the way church credit card processing works is...
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How to Send Custom Triggered Messages to Your Givers
This is the final post in a series of 6 posts on growing generosity in the digital age. Start at the beginning: How to Nurture Generosity in the New...
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Nurturing Givers: 3 Steps to Getting Personal
This is the fifth in a series of 6 posts on growing generosity in the digital age. Start at the beginning: How to Nurture Generosity in the New...
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The Giver Lifecycle: Frequent & Top Givers
This is the fourth in a series of 6 posts on growing generosity in the digital age by exploring the Giver Lifecycle. Start at the beginning: How to...
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The Giver Lifecycle: New & Infrequent Givers
This is the third in a series of 6 posts on growing generosity in the digital age via the Giver Lifecycle. Start here: How to Nurture Generosity in...
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Personalization: The Secret of Giver Connection
This is the second is a series of 6 posts on growing generosity in the digital age. Start at the beginning: How to Nurture Generosity in the New...
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How to Nurture Generosity in the New Digital World
This is the first is a series of 6 posts on how to nurture generosity in the digital age. The once implausible concept of the digital church became...
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Should You Use PayPal for Your Church’s Online Gifts?
PayPal is a well-known platform trusted by many for managing online financial transactions. With its low barrier to entry, choosing PayPal for your...
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5 Benefits of Online Giving for Churches
Baffled by all the options for online giving solutions or even whether the benefits of online giving for churches are worth it?
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The Laborious Pain Your Church’s Financial Staff Endures
When you first considered online giving for your church, were you mostly motivated by stagnant giving?