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Location: Pastors Finances
Financial integrity in the ministry   
One of the easiest, most hurtful, and professionally devastating traps for pastors to fall into is that of financial indiscretion.
 
Location: Pastors Finances
Opting out of Social Security   
The decision for clergy to opt out of Social Security must be a conscientious objection to government welfare based on religious beliefs.
 
Location: Pastors Finances
Should pastors ever ask for a raise?   
Asking to receive a raise is generally easier said than done for pastors.
 
Location: Pastors Finances
Personal goals and plans   
Although Jesus warned us not to worry about the future, He supported planning for the future.
 
Location: Pastors Finances
The pastor's salary   
Pastors who are concerned about providing basic needs for their families may not have the energy to concentrate on the needs of their churches.
 
Location: Pastors Finances
Making home loans to pastors   
If the church does not provide a parsonage for its pastor, one of the most common obstacles to hiring a new pastor is the issue of housing.
 
Location: Pastors Finances
Causes of ministers’ financial problems   
In order for ministers to teach sound financial management, they must be able to manage their own financial affairs in a manner pleasing to God.
 
Location: Pastors Finances
Our perfect example   
Ministers of Christ must never become complacent with the quality of every aspect of the ministry.
 
Location: Pastors Finances
Managing God’s business   
For pastors to be successful and have a growing church, they need to set up their church offices in a businesslike manner.
 
Location: Pastors Finances
Travel expenses   
A minister’s travel expenses can be deductible for income tax purposes. However, the deductions are treated differently, depending on their employment