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Run your church more effectively
Anna Orgunov of the Church of 11:22 shares a practical framework for building and maintaining a healthy church budget, covering four budgeting approaches, benchmark ratios for staffing and facilities, the "Future Yes" principle for sustainable growth, and the tools and timeline that keep a multi-campus church financially healthy.
Paul Williams & Anna Orgunov
Kristen, a CPA and risk management leader at Church of 11:22, and insurance partner Chip Green from Hub International walk church leaders through a practical framework for identifying, assessing, and mitigating the legal, financial, and operational risks that every church faces.
Nathan Theus & Victor Meza
Steve Betz and Helena Helms of The Church of 11|22's real estate ministry team share a practical framework for leading church building and renovation projects, drawing on their experience across 14 campuses and project types ranging from tenant improvement build-outs to 62,000-square-foot ground-up facilities.
Helena Helms & Steve Betz
Facilities Operations IS Ministry and Provides Discipleship Opportunities in Every Action and Interaction
Erick Groleau & Leah Linton
Who Do You Tend to Forget to Loop in? How Could You Build in Reminders?
Dawn Hendryx
“Whatever you do, work heartily, as for the Lord and not for men, knowing that from the Lord you will receive the inheritance as your reward. You are serving the Lord Christ.”
Kevin Bush & Victor Meza
Andrew Hofstetter and Adam Skidmore share a practical framework for leading church tech and production teams across multiple campuses, organized around four pillars: people, vision, planning, and execution.
Adam Skidmore & Andrew Hoffstatter
To allow Pastors to focus on people, not logistics.
Shawn Maxwell & Nathan Theus
Our role is not just administrative—it’s missional. We free up our leaders to lead.
Valerie Howard & Steph Ramirez
The data analytics team at Church of Eleven 22 walks through how to choose, implement, and maintain church analytics systems that align with mission rather than just collecting numbers. Using a practical three-system stack of Rock RMS, Church Metrics, and Power BI, they demonstrate how churches of any size can track what matters most, automate follow-up with lapsing members, and turn raw data into actionable ministry insights.
Vlad Karelson & Victor Meza