Ministry leaders may be surprised by the financial know-how required to shepherd a church. Beyond the need to ethically manage congregational resources, pastors often discover financial challenges embedded in matters of pastoral care.
A woman stays with an abusive partner because she lacks the financial resources to live independently. An older adult is exploited by a caregiver who had access to their financial accounts. A recent immigrant is especially vulnerable to financial misinformation and fraud.
The Center for Continuous Learning offers valuable on-demand financial education in partnership with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Starting the Money Conversation introduces CFPB’s accessible online tools that address everyday financial questions and the challenges facing specific populations: people living with disabilities, returning citizens, and elders. But what if knowing how to find the tools isn't enough?
In Foundations for Faithful Finance (a 6-week o Ministry leaders are often surprised by the financial know-how required to shepherd a church. Beyond online cohort beginning Sept 5), you will explore realities that may inhibit your ability to help others—including your own history with money and level of financial literacy. You will gain confidence about money matters, courage to initiate difficult financial conversations with others, and increase your capacity to minister with people in a range of life circumstances.
Whether you come as a financial beginner or as someone who wants to support other beginners, join us this fall to build a stronger foundation for financial well-being.
Ministry leaders may be surprised by the financial know-how required to shepherd a church. Beyond the need to ethically manage congregational resources, pastors often discover financial challenges embedded in matters of pastoral care.
A woman stays with an abusive partner because she lacks the financial resources to live independently. An older adult is exploited by a caregiver who had access to their financial accounts. A recent immigrant is especially vulnerable to financial misinformation and fraud.
The Center for Continuous Learning offers valuable on-demand financial education in partnership with the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Starting the Money Conversation introduces CFPB’s accessible online tools that address everyday financial questions and the challenges facing specific populations: people living with disabilities, returning citizens, and elders. But what if knowing how to find the tools isn't enough?
In Foundations for Faithful Finance (a 6-week o Ministry leaders are often surprised by the financial know-how required to shepherd a church. Beyond online cohort beginning Sept 5), you will explore realities that may inhibit your ability to help others—including your own history with money and level of financial literacy. You will gain confidence about money matters, courage to initiate difficult financial conversations with others, and increase your capacity to minister with people in a range of life circumstances.
Whether you come as a financial beginner or as someone who wants to support other beginners, join us this fall to build a stronger foundation for financial well-being.