By Rhen Hoehn, Director of Marketing
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You would not build a house without first creating blueprints, gathering building materials, and pouring a foundation.
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It wouldn’t make any sense to start the build by constructing a gourmet kitchen without plumbing, electricity, or even a roof and say ...
By Rhen Hoehn, Director of Marketing
As the holidays approach, we often spend time thinking about our resolutions for the coming new year. We use new year's resolutions to highlight our personal goals and our vision for our individual future. That said, organizations can also use the start of t...
 By Mary Walker, Petrus Blog Contributor
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When a ministry starts to look at fundraising in a systematic, and dare I say disciplined way, one of the first steps is to develop a Case for Support, also known as a Case Statement.Â
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If you are embarking on a capital campaign or want to increase a...
As we continue to inch closer to the 2020 Petrus Leadership Conference in Breckenridge, Colorado on June 7-10, and we get much closer to the January 31 cutoff for Early Bird Registration Rates, we wanted to share with you some of our guests on the podcast who will be at the conference presenting ...
By Tara Doyon, Director of Stewardship and Development at St. Paul Catholic Newman Center and Parish at Indiana University and Fr. Patrick Hyde, OP Campus Minister
When I tell people about my job, the response is almost always a bemused look followed by the statement, “I could never ask people ...
Importance of Mission and Vision Statements
Mission and vision statements are essential guideposts for any organization, especially for small nonprofits or ministries. These foundational documents help your ministry execute, evaluate, grow, and adapt your organization’s purpose and direction.
When...