
November 10, 2026
It Went Beyond The Cross
Lonetta McKee

Jamestown Christian Church received 14 grants totaling more than $110,000 in four years. Church leaders share lessons they learned about grant writing, budgeting, networking with foundations, and choosing…

First Christian Church in Champaign turned part of a special offering into hands-on community generosity, giving members money and challenging them to meet the needs of others on…

Pantano Christian Church used $25,000 in grant funds to match members’ donations for Kiva microloans, helping participants support entrepreneurs around the world through small-business lending.

Three men named Mark are raising money for Northwest Haiti Christian Mission by starting at the back of the pack in the Indianapolis Mini-Marathon and collecting pledges for…

Granby Christian Church completed a fund-raising campaign to send BibleSticks, digital audio players with the New Testament, to U.S. soldiers serving in Afghanistan.

Mark A. Taylor reflects on Evangelical generosity, missions giving, and the broad impact Christian churches and churches of Christ make through support for ministries around the world.

Greg Nettle and a RiverTree Christian Church team are climbing mountains in Ecuador, including Cotopaxi, while raising $100,000 for ChildReach Ministries and Compassion International.

Inspired by a heartfelt note, 2|42 Community Church invited members to give unwanted gold jewelry through “The Original Christmas Gift” year-end offering.

Two Indiana churches created Christmas giving opportunities that connected holiday generosity with practical support for local and global mission partners.

Central India Christian Mission is asking supporters to give $10 in October to help provide 5,000 Hindi Family Pictorial Bibles for children and illiterate adults in India.

Two church-connected coffee efforts show how fair-trade and direct-trade relationships can support farmers, strengthen missions, and help congregations fund meaningful work through everyday purchases.

Jeff Faull challenges believers to see difficult economic times as an opportunity for kingdom generosity, wise stewardship, and public examples of giving motivated by pure hearts.

John Plunkett reflects on how one church moved from fear-driven cutbacks to prayerful generosity, learning to trust God through Caterpillar strikes and economic hardship.

Kent E. Fillinger offers practical guidance for churches navigating a shrinking economy through better budgeting, generous stewardship, Acts 4 community, and clear communication rooted in hope.

Mike Schrage urges Christians to weigh economic uncertainty against global spiritual need, asking whether believers will reprioritize resources, gratitude, and generosity for evangelism.
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