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We increase generosity and advance the missions of Churches, Christian Education and Non-Profit Organizations.

10/14/2026

Seeing a building funded, a project supported, and ministry reach more people with the gospel matters.

But a season of generosity also shapes the hearts of those who give. As individuals and families grow in a healthy relationship between God and money, that growth can reach across generations.

That’s what makes this work exciting: the mission moves forward, and people grow along the way.

🎧️ generis.com/podcast

“Cast the vision. Communicate the need. Do all of that with excellence.”When a church invites people into a project, cle...
10/13/2026

“Cast the vision. Communicate the need. Do all of that with excellence.”

When a church invites people into a project, clear costs and a compelling purpose matter. Leaders owe their congregations that clarity.

A giving conversation also needs room for people to consider what their response expresses about trust, stewardship, and their relationship with God.

Explain the work ahead. Invite people to take part. Give them space to decide from the heart, without pressure.

That is how a generosity season can serve the people as well as the work they are being invited to support.

👉️ Read more here: generis.com/blog/when-the-bible-talks-about-money

Behind every DAF grant is a donor who chose to give. Today, we celebrate them.On , we’re grateful for people who set as...
10/08/2026

Behind every DAF grant is a donor who chose to give. Today, we celebrate them.

On , we’re grateful for people who set aside resources for the causes and ministries they believe in, then recommend grants to move that work forward.

For leaders, there’s an opportunity to make DAF giving easy and steward those donors well. A clear path helps their generosity reach the work they care about.

Has a DAF donor helped your organization take an important step? We’d love to hear the story.

To mark the day, we’re sharing our free ebook, Unlocking Generosity: A Leader’s Guide to Donor-Advised Funds: generis.com/unlocking-generosity

Talking about giving can feel heavy when the ministry need is real.You want to explain that need clearly. You also want ...
10/07/2026

Talking about giving can feel heavy when the ministry need is real.

You want to explain that need clearly. You also want the congregation to hear an invitation that means more than meeting a goal.

In his new article, Jim Sheppard raises a question worth sitting with before your next conversation about giving.

If your church is preparing for a season of generosity, this is a thoughtful place to begin.

👉️ Read Jim’s full article here: generis.com/blog/when-the-bible-talks-about-money

10/06/2026

When your church invites people to give, what do they need to understand?

The vision matters. So does confidence in how gifts will be cared for after the invitation is made.

Both are especially important when your church is preparing for a new season of ministry. They shape the conversation a pastor has with the congregation and the decisions leaders make behind the scenes.

In the latest episode of Next Sunday, Frank and Jim explore those questions through the lens of the one fund. Their conversation offers a starting point for inviting people into generosity with clarity and care.

🎧️ Listen to the full episode here: generis.com/podcast

A compelling vision can give a school’s capital campaign its direction. It cannot, by itself, tell leaders how ready the...
10/02/2026

A compelling vision can give a school’s capital campaign its direction. It cannot, by itself, tell leaders how ready the community is to support it.

That question often surfaces later than it should, after the plans are taking shape and expectations are rising.

There is value in asking it earlier. The everyday work of giving can tell a school something about the relationships and practices it will bring into a larger campaign. What those signals mean may affect the plan.

In her new blog, Kim Jennings starts with an unlikely gardening lesson and looks beneath the visible excitement of a capital campaign.

Read the full piece for the questions she believes school leaders should consider before moving forward.

👉️ generis.com/blog/preparing-the-soil-why-annual-giving-comes-before-the-capital-campaign

We’re grateful to be back as a sponsor for this year’s CESA Symposium, but more than anything, we’re looking forward to ...
10/01/2026

We’re grateful to be back as a sponsor for this year’s CESA Symposium, but more than anything, we’re looking forward to meeting you.

If you’ll be there, come find the Generis team and say hello.

We’d love to hear what’s happening at your school, what opportunities you’re seeing, what challenges you’re navigating, and what you’re thinking about for the year ahead.

See you at Symposium.

09/30/2026

A major generosity initiative can be a heavy season. Pretending otherwise doesn’t help.

But a heavy workload doesn’t have to become an unmanaged one.

Supporting a church team takes more than handing them a list of responsibilities. It requires understanding the timing, existing workload, and how the demands will change throughout the initiative.

That nuance helps leaders carry the season well.

🎧 generis.com/podcast

A job description tells you what someone is supposed to carry.An open position may reveal what they’re actually carrying...
09/29/2026

A job description tells you what someone is supposed to carry.

An open position may reveal what they’re actually carrying.

Before assigning responsibility for a major generosity initiative, leaders need an honest view of the team’s current workload, including the work being absorbed while positions remain unfilled.

You cannot assess capacity until the hidden work is visible.

09/24/2026

A major generosity initiative raises a practical question:

What will it require from the pastor, staff, elders, and trustees?

Because Sunday still comes every seven days, and the rest of ministry doesn’t stop.

It’s a question every church team should ask.

Listen to the full conversation here: generis.com/podcast

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