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(Church Corner Article) (Published in the Fall/Winter of 2007 Newsletter) I attended church for many years before I first heard of the “Lock In,” although I was quite familiar with the concept. A lock in is a Church or charity event, that usually includes an all night youth activity where the premises is sometimes locked, […]
(Church Corner Article) (Published in the Spring/Summer of 2007 Newsletter) Generally speaking, designated gifts to a church or similar organization (such as “to missions” or to “building project,” etc.) are not enforceable by the person making the gift (i.e., the donor). Unless the donor has placed specific restrictions on the gift, such as retaining the […]
By the title, you may think I am speaking of your church building but, believe it or not, I am really speaking about your literal crib. You know – the one you put infants in during church services, or possibly during the week if your church runs a daycare? What you may not know is […]
Today, more than ever, Churches need to be aware of who is coming onto their property, what they are doing, and where they are going. From groups that use or rent space from the Church, to those who want to attend Church services and events. The Church is or can be held legally liable for […]