Spring Training Promotion
Thank you for being a part of Project Resource this coming Fall 2024! Here are resources that you may utilize to promote in your diocese. Please contact Canon Mike Orr at mike@episcopalcolorado.org if you have any specific needs or questions in promotion.
Example webpage from the Episcopal Church in Colorado for their training
Example eNewsletter blurb from Colorado for their training (.docx)
Project Resource “Pearl of Great Price” Promo Video by Presiding Bishop Michael Curry (YouTube) | (Dropbox Download)
Project Resource graphics:
Quotes about Project Resource Training:
“Project Resource has been a tremendous asset to transform our community. Over the past two years we've shifted our giving models and Project Resource has helped to give us new language, ideas for engagement, and move towards best practices. From 2020 to 2022 we've seen a 53% increase in pledges. We are grateful for Project Resource and look forward to the annual workshops to help us move forward as a community." - The Rev. Matt Holcombe, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church, Colorado Springs
Here at Christ Church, New Bern, we have benefited tremendously from the Stewardship education and formation available through Project Resource. Project Resource started as an initiative of the College for Bishops. They use data regarding generational giving patterns to help churches craft a year-round stewardship strategy that is grounded in our common faith. It is not a cookie-cutter program but gives each parish the tools to help develop best practices for their setting. I cannot recommend it enough, especially if you are looking for a new approach to annual giving and stewardship in your parish. - The Rev. Paul Canady, Christ Church, New Bern, NC
"One of the best conferences I’ve ever participated in. Not only did I learn many new and practical ways that we can build capacity at our church but is was a moment of great spiritual renewal for me personally!" - Steve Flanery, Lay participant, Emmanuel, Rapid City, SD
"Behind all the many practical tools for us to take home with us, Project Resource digs into a deep truth: Stewardship isn’t about communities logically harvesting and spending dollar bills. This is an emotional thing for individuals in community. We’re working against an array of fears and anxieties and shames. And these things can be overcome not with logic but with joy, confidence, gratitude, and excitement. So this is something that applies to big and small communities, communities of all compositions, because at core this is about walking through the universal spiritual landscape." - The Rev. Christopher Arnold, Trinity, Diocese of Fond du Lac