Resources
Calculating the dollars of a salary and benefits package or knowing if a job offer is fair are only part of the compensation process. Learn more about housing allowances, required and best practices for hiring and compensating church staff, and understanding basic personal finances. Here, we've brought together our best articles and resources on these topics.
Learn more about Gloo's recent acquisition of ChurchSalary.
Aaron M. Hill
Rising costs and shifting employment standards are making it harder for churches to replace, pay, and manage staff.
Even though churches are aligned on a reasonable COLA for 2025, increased benefit costs and the higher cost of living is placing financial pressure on churches.
Aaron Hill
Market forces are creating tremendous pressure for churches as they seek to replace pastors.
Editorial Staff
Research on budget, attendance, and giving can help churches evaluate their health and plan for growth.
Aaron M. Hill
Many of our assumptions about the pandemic’s impact on American churches are incorrect or incomplete. What actually happened? And why talk about this now?
Recommended Reading
Research on budget, attendance, and giving can help churches evaluate their health and plan for growth.
Aaron M. Hill
Benefits work differently than salaries, but they are a key part of total compensation.
Aaron M. Hill
Find out where the best-paid pastors live and how your region ranks.
Aaron M. Hill
The inspiration and solutions you need to create better job titles for pastors and staff at your church.
Editorial Staff
Market forces are creating tremendous pressure for churches as they seek to replace pastors.
Editorial Staff
How and why did the pandemic disproportionately impact different demographics?
Stories from the pandemic remind us that hope abounds even in the most difficult circumstances.
The pandemic accelerated retirements, caused resignations, and created leadership crises.
Is your church located in an large city, suburb, rural area, or small town? And why does it matter?
Lasting damage was inflicted not by restrictions imposed from outside the church but by politicized conflicts inside each congregation.
