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The Giver and the Gift: Principles of Kingdom Fundraising Peter Greer, David Weekley
Publisher: Baker Publishing Group

The Giver and the Gift: Principles of Kingdom Fundraising eBook: Peter Greer, David Weekley: Amazon.ca: Kindle Store. What if fundraising has the potential to be good for the giver, not just the receiver ? Giver Expectations and Intent · Standard 7.3 Charitable Gift Communication · Standard of Jesus Christ and choose prayerfully to pursue eternal kingdom values (Mt. Remember, since God is our Provider, there is no competition in the Kingdom! Not a fundraising gimmick, but rather, a way of life based on spiritual principles. The Giver and the Gift: Principles of Kingdom Fundraising. Stewardship is based on spiritual, theological principles of the Old and New Testaments. Lists Biblical principles relating to stewardship and fund-raising. Our time, talent and treasure for the continuation of God's Kingdom here on Earth. Start with the giver and not the gift. What are the rewards and results of sharing our gifts of time, talent and Doing so brings satisfaction, peace and joy to the giver's heart; builds up our family, " Seek ye first the kingdom of God and all these things will be given you besides. By: Greer, Peter, Weekley, David Release Date: 12/31/2015. What is the difference between stewardship & fundraising? The Giver and the Gift outlines a Kingdom perspective on fundraising. Loves a cheerful giver, but we frequently stand this principle on its head. Some of the principles appear in more than one passage, and this brief And we see here that gifts were only to be received from those eager to give. 6: 19-21), and places the giver's relationship to God above the ministry's agenda ( 2 Cor. Years ago I attended a training session on “securing major gifts” for the ministry I served. The Giver and the Gift: Principles of Kingdom Fundraising by Peter Greer and David Weekley (24 Nov 2015).