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Report from the Foundation Stephen Keizer Paul Grier David Loleng www.PresbyterianFoundation.org

Stephen M. Keizer Vice-President Kalamazoo, Michigan 1-866-317-0751 Stephen.Keizer@PresbyterianFoundation.org

Ministry Relations Stewardship Resources Planned Giving Services Investments Ministry Relations Officers

Greenville, South Carolina Paul H. Grier Vice-President Greenville, South Carolina 1-800-858-6127 x-5953 Paul.Grier@PresbyterianFoundation.org

Project Regeneration A Church Asset Transformation Program Who? Congregations, Presbyteries, and parachurch ministries who are questioning their organizational sustainability Running out of people … running out of money Reinventions Nesting & Mergers Dissolution Scale: 42 states + District of Columbia 453 individual situations urban & rural historic & new South & North & West & East congregations ranging from 4 – 1000 members

Project Regeneration A Church Asset Transformation Program What? More questions and organizing than answers assistance with discernment assistance with execution Why? experience elsewhere congregational loneliness

Project Regeneration A Church Asset Transformation Program When? Sooner rather than later If you think a church has a “runway” of three years or less Anonymous referrals are honored

Presbytery Assessment Tool Predicated on the success of the Foundation’s Online Financial Health Assessment Almost 1,000 congregations have participated http://assessment.PresbyterianFoundation.org

Presbytery Assessment Tool Purpose: To develop a dataset so that presbytery Treasurers and other leaders can compare metrics against others To provide reference points, especially for that Finance Committee member who’s always asking about “best practices” Progress: Focus group Alpha Group has been identified Data-gathering has begun Beta Group expressions of interest welcome

David Loleng Director, Church of Financial Literacy & Leadership Jeffersonville, Indiana 1-800-858-6127 x-5901 David.Loleng@PresbyterianFoundation.org

Report from the Foundation Stephen Keizer Paul Grier David Loleng www.PresbyterianFoundation.org