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The Ultimate Objective
“Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit” Matthew 28:19
 When church community is at its peak, funding and buildings will come. In the process of growing community, leaders emerge, the congregation engages, vision is clarified, and lives change. Ultimately, our walk with Christ is strengthened, short and long-term financial objectives are achieved, and spiritual growth is widespread throughout the congregation and staff.
“Beyond meeting our financial objectives, we witnessed several spiritual transformations during the capital campaign. Nineteen individuals gave their life to Christ within a month of the close of our campaign, and five people committed their lives on Commitment Sunday!”
-Ken Kersten, Senior Pastor Olathe Christian Church, Olathe, KS
Church Growth
...Clear vision is a Must |
“Where there is no vision, the people perish.” Proverbs 29:18
Without vision, growth is temporary at best. Your campaign MUST connect to your church vision. The campaign process must develop a sense of ownership. It is not all about fundraising and money. A successful campaign will bring participants closer to Christ, raise the funds needed to realize the vision, create stronger church community, dramatically increase volunteerism, and motivate outreach efforts. This is the tangible difference of a church campaign managed by Alpha Omega.
Leadership Development
...Treasures in your congregation |
Your Alpha Omega consultants are trained to seek-out, motivate, and encourage developing leaders and team members. Through one-on-one support and training, not only will the campaign be strengthened, but future church ministries will benefit for years to come.
Spiritual Journey
...The Results |
 The close of a properly managed spiritual capital campaign will result in church members drawing closer to Christ. Community will be at an all time high, and you will find that the church will be blessed more abundantly from gifts and pledges. High pressure tactics should never be considered in a major church fundraising effort. It is about the spiritual process that will positively impact your congregation for a lifetime.
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