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The Managing Your Church blog is produced by the Church Law & Tax Group, a ministry of Christianity Today. The blog serves church leaders by providing accurate, authoritative, and timely law, tax, finance, church administration, and risk management articles and resources.

FAQ

How does 'Managing Your Church' fit under the umbrella of Christianity Today?

The Managing Your Church blog is produced by the Church Law & Tax Group, a ministry of Christianity Today, which serves church leaders by providing accurate, authoritative, and timely law, tax, finance, church administration, and risk management articles and resources. Along with informative posts focused on managing your church, our blog also points to articles on ChurchLawAndTax.com and helpful downloadable resources and books available on ChurchLawAndTaxStore.com.
Who creates the posts for 'Managing Your Church?'

For the most part, articles are written or compiled by the Church Law & Tax Group staff and our team of Editorial Advisors. Learn more about our staff and advisors on our Who We Are page. We also occasionally feature guest posts from other experts and writers on church law, tax, finance, administration, and risk management matters.
Richard Hammar's name shows up a lot on 'Managing Your Church.' Who is he?

Richard is the senior editor of the Church Law & Tax Group. He is an attorney, CPA, and author specializing in legal and tax issues for churches and clergy. He is a graduate of Harvard Law School and attended Harvard Divinity School. Read Richard's full bio here.
How can I keep track of 'Managing Your Church' content?

Subscribe to our various free e-newsletters that highlight stand-out posts, downloadable resources, and other information relevant to managing your church. Also, simply drop by our blog. Generally, we post in the morning three times weekly: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. We may post on additional days when there's breaking news about church law, tax, and other related issues.
How can I subscribe to ChurchLawAndTax.com, 'Church Finance Today,' or 'Church Law & Tax Report?'

We offer several subscription options, allowing you to select the one that best fits the needs of your church. If you prefer, you can go digital only, print only or a combination of print and digital. See complete details here.
Can I follow you on social media?

Yes! You can find us on Facebook, and we have two Twitter accounts: Richard Hammar and ChurchLawAndTax. In addition, we have a LinkedIn Group where you'll find additional conversations with experts and other church leaders about church management issues.
How do we contact you?

Know that we get hundreds of e-mails a day, but if you have feedback you feel doesn't work in the comments section, feel free to contact us.
How do I know the content I am reading represents the most current legal information available?

How do I know the content I am reading represents the most current legal information available?

Due to the nature of the U.S. legal system, laws and regulations constantly change. The editors encourage readers to carefully search the site for all content related to the topic of interest and consult qualified local counsel to verify the status of specific statutes, laws, regulations, and precedential court holdings.