Insights & Analysis
Learn about the latest research and how it applies to your church.
Research on budget, attendance, and giving can help churches evaluate their health and plan for growth.
Aaron M. Hill
Generating a budget-only report will increase the sample size and accuracy of your salary reports.
Editorial Staff
How do these metrics and benchmarks influence salaries and benefits at your church?
Aaron M. Hill
Every employee is different. But how do you attach a dollar amount to those differences?
As churches grow, they encounter at least three major inflection points in staffing and leadership complexity.
Aaron M. Hill
What should the “standard process” be for determining pay at multisite churches?
Josh Whitehead, Tiffany Henning, Matt Steen, and Aaron Hill
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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.
Lasting damage was inflicted not by restrictions imposed from outside the church but by politicized conflicts inside each congregation.
Pandemic disruptions spurred many churches to minister outside the walls of the church.
The pandemic greatly accelerated the adoption of and reliance on technology among churches.
Why did some faithful congregations shrink in size and giving while others witnessed explosive growth?
To survive COVID-19, leaders were forced to adapt at a relentless and unpredictable pace.
The pandemic revealed spiritual immaturity, simmering polarization, and unexpected resiliency.
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?
