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Should Churches Borrow Money?
This post is a “team effort.” It combines some points made by Larry Burkett in an article titled “Should Churches Borrow Money?” and my own thoughts and convictions. The article can be found in Using Your Money Wisely. (Link to … Continue reading
Posted in Church Finances, Debt, Q & A
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Back on Monday
I will be returning to regular posting on Monday. The time off allowed me to do the main portions of writing: Christ Centered Contentment. I look forward to returning. See you monday.
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