Generosity made simple

Your church meets the expecation

Your church scored 92%
92%

Needs
improvement

Meets
expectations

Exceeds
expectations

  • CHURCH GIVING
    67%
  • LEADERSHIP GIVING
    100%
  • DIGITAL GIVING
    92%
  • STAFF GIVING
    100%
  • LOCAL GIVING
    100%
# Name Church Leadership Digital Staff Local Avg (%)
1 Christopher Hansler 66.67 100 91.67 100 100 92
Church Average 67 100 92 100 100 92%

Detailed Report:

Celebrate what you’re doing well
  1. 1. The number of new givers in our congregation is consistently increasing over time.
  2. 2. Our leadership team prioritizes the need to enrich the culture of generosity in our church.
  3. 3. Our leadership team is very careful and intentional about what we say during ‘offering’ time.


Focus on what needs immediate attention
  1. 1. Our church is not satisfied with the status quo of our congregation’s generosity.
  2. 2. Our church uses tools like Round-Up giving to help congregants give even while making everyday purchases outside of church.
  3. 3. How urgently do you want to unleash
    generosity in your church?
  • Review current areas of great alignment
    • Our church is not satisfied with the status quo of our congregation’s generosity.
      Absolutely false
    • Our church constantly invests into assessing and understanding what our congregation currently thinks about generosity.
      Absolutely true
    • Our church is intentionally teaching about generosity and engaging congregants in related discussions annually.
      Absolutely true
  • Analyze potential areas for better alignment
  • Celebrate current areas of great alignment
    • Our leadership team prioritizes the need to enrich the culture of generosity in our church.
      Absolutely true
    • Our leadership team is very careful and intentional about what we say during ‘offering’ time.
      Absolutely true
    • Our leadership team analyzes ‘giving’ data in our church to understand the relationship between our congregation’s generosity and their faith journey.
      Absolutely true
  • Analyze potential areas for better alignment
  • Celebrate current areas of great alignment
    • Our church lets people give anytime and from anywhere through online/mobile giving.
      Absolutely true
    • Multi-format giving (and not just online giving) across cash, checks, text, online, kiosk etc. is integrated in our church.
      Absolutely true
    • Our church uses tools like Round-Up giving to help congregants give even while making everyday purchases outside of church.
      Absolutely true
  • Analyze potential areas for better alignment
  • Celebrate current areas of great alignment
    • Our church invests in helping our staff and volunteers model generosity cheerfully.
      Absolutely true
    • Our church staff practices what we preach by modeling giving well.
      Absolutely true
    • Our church focuses on generosity around the year and not just during Q4.
      Absolutely true
  • Analyze potential areas for better alignment
  • Celebrate current areas of great alignment
    • Our church is generous in meeting needs around us outside our church.
      Absolutely true
    • Our church generously lets the local community use the church facility during the week.
      Absolutely true
    • The number of new givers in our congregation is consistently increasing over time.
      Absolutely true
  • Analyze potential areas for better alignment

Team Average Urgency Score

Participant Votes
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  • Not
    urgent
  • Hardly
    urgent
  • Unsure
  • Slightly
    urgent
  • Absolutely
    urgent
Hurdles
  • The reason is to reflect and embody the core values of love, compassion, and selflessness that lie at the heart of most faith teachings. Generosity isn’t just about giving financially; it’s about building a community that actively cares for and supports its members and those outside of it. When a church prioritizes generosity, it not only meets physical and emotional needs but also fosters a culture where members feel connected, valued, and motivated to contribute meaningfully.
Enablers
  • At times we may struggle with addressing existing mindsets about giving, such as viewing generosity as purely financial or seeing it as an obligation rather than a meaningful choice. For a culture of generosity to thrive, the church needs to intentionally communicate the broader impact of generosity, celebrate contributions in varied forms, and foster an environment where giving—of time, resources, or compassion—is deeply valued and visibly transformative.
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