Category: Church Compensation
Social Security COLA, Comp Study and Other Financial News
The Social Security Administration announced that the cost-of-living adjustment will be 8.7 percent in 2023. The announcement also stated, “Medicare premiums are going down and Social Security benefits are going
2022 Church Staff Compensation Study Survey
The Church Staff Compensation Study is a joint effort involving GuideStone, Lifeway and the state conventions. GuideStone conducts the survey, LifeWay tabulates the results and the State Board of Missions
Church personnel teams should advocate for staff
The goal of every church personnel team should be to become more effective and to be an advocate for church staff, according to an Alabama state missionary. “Who else is
Church Tax Conference for Small Churches
Lee Wright All right, good morning, everybody. Let’s begin with a word of prayer. And I hope that we have a great morning. And you feel free to ask questions
Financial Issues in Challenging Times
Mike Jackson Well good morning everyone. It’s good to see you today. Glad you joined us for this Leader Care and Church Health Webinar. I’m Mike Jackson, director of the
A Quick Opinion of the Cares Act
THIS IS OPINION AND IS NOT LEGAL OR FINANCIAL ADVICE. FOR LEGAL OR FINANCIAL ADVICE, SEE A COMPETENT PROFESSIONAL IN THE FIELD OF YOUR INTEREST. PART I. RECOVERY REBATES Pastors
Financial Issues Workshops Offer Help to Churches
I recently signed up for Medicare. I began by using the online application right up to the point of submission and then due to a question, made an appointment. This gave
Cost concerns: churches, pastors face questions about pay, insurance and benefits
As Mike Jackson travels around the state meeting with churches in transition, he says one question comes up more and more frequently than any others. “What I’m seeing is a
Helping churches and ministers with tax questions
Tax season is here: a time when churches must prepare forms such as W-2s for employees and should provide givers with written acknowledgments of tax-deductible tithes and offerings. In addition,
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