Prepared for Your Church | | | Generis
You have just seen what your community earns and what one or two points of growth would be worth. Three more pieces are already built for your church, and they are the ones that turn a number into a plan.
Show us this page. We will open your full report on the spot, walk through the numbers with you, and you will leave with the PDF.
Find the Generis booth on the exhibit floor.No problem, and no need to wait for the exhibit hall. Book a time here and we will send your full report through before we talk.
Book my free callA framework for building a culture of generosity end to end. It joins a biblical theology of stewardship with the practical systems that move people along a giving journey, one step at a time.
What do you think is holding generosity back at your church? Pick the one closest to the truth.
Generosity 360 is built around moving people along this path. Your people are spread across every stage right now. This gives you a next step for each one.
True giving flows from a transformed heart. We lead with what the church wants for people, not from them.
The question is not what gift we want to give, but what gift God would have us give.
We equip a staff and lay team to carry generosity from the few to the many.
Six pieces, and they run together rather than in sequence. Open any of them.
We start by listening. Surveys and interviews across your church surface what your people actually believe about money, and what they are already doing about it, so nothing that follows is guesswork.
Nobody moves without a next step in front of them. We map one for every stage, from a first gift to a habit held for decades, and build the communication that carries people along it.
Generosity spreads through people, not programmes. Your staff and lay leaders get coached to carry it into sermons, small groups and ordinary conversations, so it stops depending on one voice from the platform.
Friction quietly costs you money. We work through how giving actually happens, in the room and on a phone, until the act itself takes no thought and the path to the next gift is obvious.
People give again when they see what their giving did. Gratitude and honest reporting close that loop, and legacy pathways open a far longer one for members who want to leave something behind.
None of this should feel like a campaign. Generosity becomes a steady thread through groups, events and discipleship, present all year rather than for six weeks in the autumn.
Short conversations with leaders whose churches have been through Generosity 360.
Different sizes, different parts of the country, the same framework. Open either one.
Generis inspired a culture of generosity and stewardship, and God used them to move our church in a big way.Executive Pastor
Giving increased substantially, but more importantly, people's hearts are more in tune with Jesus and the transformation He calls us to.Church CFO
We have started with your figures. Adjust anything that is off, set an expected increase, and see what it means over three years. The markers show what real churches achieved.