One of the major reasons churches connect with GenerousChurch is to find resources for a Generosity Campaign.  Sometimes these efforts are directed toward a small group of individuals and sometimes they are church-wide campaigns.  But, each time the goal is to unleash a wave of generous disciples within the church.  And the end result is often that the overall tide of giving in the church goes up (not simply a short term wave of increased giving) and the heart of the church turns out toward the community (increased external giving and volunteer services).

Rather than simply telling you what we think about Generosity Campaigns, we want to use this blog to resource you with examples of how a Generosity Campaign works and ways that you can explore Generosity Campaigns on your own.

Idlewild Baptist Church, Florida

Christ Community Church, Illinois

Grace Presbyterian Church, Texas

First Immanuel Lutheran, Wisconsin

Journey Church, Montana

Faith Assembly, South Carolina

Community Presbyterian, California

Christ Church, Tennessee

Generosity Devotional by Gordon MacDonald

The Genius of Generosity by Chip Ingram

Plastic Donuts by Jeff Anderson

Treasure Principal by Randy Alcorn

Your Community

Live 58 (Fast. Forward. The End of Poverty.)

World Vision

Habitat for Humanity

The Salvation Army

Your Church’s Denominational Missions Agency

Whittier Area Community Church, California (Malawi)

Community Bible Church, Texas (Neighboring Church)

Frazier United Methodist Church, Alabama (Ethiopia)

Fusion, UK (Jesus Banquet)

7 Attributes of a Generous Church

Recognizing and Imitating the Generosity of God

How to Preach on Money, Stewardship and Generosity

The UNcampaign

What would you add to this list?