
What if your giving data could tell you more than whether your church is meeting budget?
Over the last six years, we’ve seen a noticeable shift in how people engage with the church. The traditional path often looked like attending, serving, and then giving. Today, we’re increasingly seeing people attend, give a small amount, and perhaps eventually become consistent givers, without necessarily taking deeper steps into serving or community.For many people, time has become one of their most guarded resources. Giving a small amount can feel like enough participation, while serving, joining a group, or becoming more deeply engaged requires something they may be less willing to give: their time.
We’re also seeing people give once and then seemingly walk right out the back door.
So what can those giving patterns tell us about the people behind them?
In this prerecorded conversation, DeWayne McNally and David Thoroughman are joined by Frank Bealer, CEO of Generis, to explore how church leaders can use generosity data to better understand, disciple, and care for their people.
You’ll hear practical insights on: