* Writing the Budget! Comprehensive Budgeting By PresenterMedia.com * * * Sept 3 Preparing to Budget Sept 17 Comprehensive Budgeting Oct 1 Promoting the Budget: Buy-in and Participation *Where Are We? What does the Future Budget look like? *Every Church Needs to Start With: In the Church and Community Evangelism, Training, Fellowship, Missions 1 Ministries 2 Programs 3 Fresh Winds That New Thing from The Next the Holy Spirit Things You Need Are: * Which Ministries Get Funded First? Most Powerful Impact Greatest number reached Longest Period of Effectiveness What New Thing is God Guiding You Toward? * Which of These Mainstays will You Use? Small Groups Discipleship Evangelism Worship Ministry Involvement Leadership Training * Which Support Ministries are Needed? Can Cover More Than One Ministry or Program Most Effective Most Efficient *Train Your Team to Succeed Catch Them Doing Well! The Ministry Proposal: Effective The Umbrella Prioritize Do the Math * Ministry Church or Mission Program Statement MissionHere Statement Action Plans 1.____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ 2.____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ 3.____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ 4.____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ Budget Request Action Plan #1 ______________ $_________ ______________ $_________ ______________ $_________ $________ * Action Plan #2 ______________ ______________ ______________ $_________ $_________ $_________ $________ Action Plan #3 ______________ ______________ ______________ $_________ $_________ $_________ $________ Action Plan #4 ______________ ______________ $_________ $_________ $_________ Grand Total for Ministry...................................................$________ Teach Them How to Use It When You Want it Back When You REALLY Want it Back What You Promise Will and Won’t Happen * Bill Hybel’s Chart Rod’s Chart Missions 10% New Ministries 10% Staff-50% Staff 45% Existing Ministries 15% Savings 5% Building & Grounds 15% * *Cost of Living *Commuting *Office Space-church or home *Compensation Trends in Your Community * www.guidestone.org/budgetresources *A Second Source * www.salaryexpert.com * * Proposed church ministry budget of _________________ Baptist Church Our Mission To bring people to Jesus and membership in his family, develop them to Christ-like maturity, and equip them for their ministry in the church and life mission in the world, in order to magnify God’s name. 41 I. Our Mission Ministries Jesus said, “As the Father has sent me, even so send I you” (John 20:21). This sending occurs each time we give our tithes and offering through our church. Our gifts through the Cooperative Program broaden our reach to enhance our witness to 131 countries, beginning here in our own state. Our church has a part in Associational missions as we give to support mission ministries closer to home. Local mission projects-the food bank, nursing home and jail ministries-are supported not only by our gifts but by our involvement. II. Our Pastoral Ministries Luke recorded that Jesus sent out the seventy-two witnesses. He stated that “the worker deserves his wages” (Luke 10:7). God has led our pastor to this church to equip the saints for ministry. Through preaching, teaching, and counseling, we are reminded of God’s eternal care over us. Ministry Current Proposed Coop. Program ____% $______ $_______ Assoc.. ____% $______ $_______ Local ____% $______ $_______ Total ____% $______ $______ MinistriesCurrent Proposed Pastor Housing Allow. Secretary Total $______ $_______ $______ $_______ $______ $___ $______ $_______ 42 III. Our Christian Education Ministries “It was he (Christ) who gave - some to pastors and teachers, to prepare God’s people for work of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up - attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ” (Eph. 4:11-13) Christian growth is a key to deepening our effective service to Christ. By providing trained leadership, Bible study resources, Vacation Bible School, and a strong focus on missions, we help Christians grow toward mature disciples. (If you have a Minister of Education, place the position in this section) MinistriesCurrent Proposed IV. Our Music Ministry The psalmist encourages God’s people to “Sing to the Lord a new song, for he has done marvelous things” (Psa. 98:1) Music is a vital part of our worship experience each week. We are blessed with trained and talented musicians and committed laypersons whom God has placed among us. These musicians help us regularly express love, devotion, praise, and thanks to our Savior. MinistriesCurrent Proposed Sunday School Discipleship Trg Brotherhood WMU Youth Ministry Conferences Other Total $______ $______ $______ $______ $______ $______ $______ $______ Literature & supplies Special Activities Other Total $_______ $_______ $_______ $_______ $_______ $_______ $_______ $_______ $______ $______ $______ $______ $_______ $_______ $_______ $_______ 43 V. Our Supportive Ministries “Day after day, in the temple courts and from house to house, they never stopped teaching and proclaiming the good news that Jesus is the Christ” (Acts 5:4). Ministry is a never-ending process. Materials are needed, supplies are purchased, meetings attended, communications sent out - all with the purpose of keeping our membership informed and trained to do the work of the ministry. Some of these activities complement all the ministries of our church, while others support a specific activity. VI. Our Building and Grounds Ministries “...and I have built the temple for the name of the Lord, the God of Israel” (1 Kings 8:20) Our church building has been erected in honor of God and as a gathering place for all who would come to learn from Him. Our building also offers a comfortable and convenient place where we can be equipped to share Christ’s Good News with a lost world. MinistriesCurrent Publicity Recreation Special Events Church Media Lib. Stewardship Res. Staff Travel Staff Training Staff Retirement Staff Insurance Staff Ministry Social Security Total Proposed $_____ $_______ $______ $_______ $______ $_______ $______ $_______ $______ $_______ $______ $_______ $______ $_______ $______ $_______ $______ $_______ $______ $_______ $______ $_______ $______ $_______ MinistriesCurrent Proposed Custodian Utilities Insurance Supplies (Cleaning) New Equipment Debt Retirement Total $______ $______ $______ $______ $______ $______ $______ $_______ $_______ $_______ $_______ $_______ $_______ $_______ Total Budget $______ $_______ 44 Get a Word from God! Get it All in There! Preferred vs. Percentage Items Government Regulations and Forms Copyright Violations * * As Needed-on file Quarterly Report Date Due Qtrly IRS 941 Year-end Report (if req.) FICA Witholding Earned Income Credit Out of State Withholding Out of State Withholding Income Rpt Reconciliation W-2 Guest Speaker Tax Info Independent Contractor-$600> Change of Address/Responsible Party Employment for Non Profits Report for New Employees Franchise Tax (Unless Exempt) Excise/Sales Tax Reconciliation of 1099 Homeland Security FSA/HSA forms Housing Allowance Salary Reduction-401/403 UnRelated Business Income Statement of Information Donation over $5,000 Annual Monthly Annual Annual Annual Qtrly Annual Annual As Needed Annual Annual As Needed As Needed Once Annual Annual As Needed on file Annual Annual before new year Annual Annual Every other year When it Happens 944 X W-4 W-5 CSBC Customized Letter (Group Incorp.) Once Voice Over PowerPoints for New Church Starts http://www.csbc.com/churchstarting/article375077c6577457.htm CA BOE EDD DE 9c FTB Can be requested if you have only ministerial staff DE 4 592-B 592 W-2 W-3 W-9 1099 8822-B DE 542 DE-1NP DE-34 FTB-3500A 401-DS 1096 I-9 990T SI-100 8282 Business office (559) 229-9533 ext. 214 Must Give to CP to be Eligible Stay the Course! Rod Wiltrout rwiltrout@csbc.com (559) 287-7840 cell phone