After Zoom’s global outage last Monday, you may be wondering what other platforms might be a good option for your virtual meeting’s. We’ll take a look at two in this post - Google Meet and Whereby.

This is the fourth and final post (for now) in our series Human Resources: Recruiting, Hiring, and Retaining Great Employees. Let’s look at making an offer of employment as well as onboarding your new hire, including giving them a warm welcome that reinforced your vision and values.

In this third edition of our series Human Resources: Recruiting, Hiring, and Retaining Great Employees, we’ll address how to suss out the best hire. If you missed our previous articles on Compensation and Recruiting, check them out on the Auxilio blog.

In last week’s post, the first in our series Human Resources: Recruiting, Hiring, and Retaining Great Employees, we covered how to determine compensation for an employee. This week we continue with the question “Where can I find gifted, passionate staff.”

Where can I find gifted, passionate staff? How much should I pay them? What benefits should I offer and how should I structure them? We’ll take a look at these questions and more in a series of posts on Human Resources.

Trying to decide what the right approach is to managing your business operations? Here are a few resources to help you determine what’s right for your church or nonprofit.

Interruption or Disruption? Preservation or Protection? These are 2 pertinent questions asked in this webinar hosted by Capin Crouse last week. How do we and our organizations view and approach this current season?

Steven Mnunchin, Treasury Secretary, suggested on Friday that Treasury and the Small Business Administration should forgive PPP Loans without verifying how they were used and should deem them grants.

It’s unclear just how deep the impact of COVID-19 will be on the economy, affecting businesses and nonprofits alike. Churches in need of a new or more permanent venue should ready themselves to move quickly on space that may become available.

How do you even start to plan to regather as a church? Auxilio shares resources on regathering for your consideration as you plan, prepare and evaluate how to gather and do ministry during and post COVID-19.

My favorite definition of humility comes from C.S. Lewis - “Humility is not thinking less of yourself. It is thinking of yourself less.” But there is another aspect of humility that I believe the current pandemic has exposed.

Auxilio is committed to building strategic partnerships for the benefit of our clients. We are regularly exploring areas of best practices, healthcare, payroll and new technology platforms. As part of this on-going endeavor, Auxilio is excited to announce the MNA Church Planter & Staff Portal, a new tool for church planters raising support through the PCA’s Mission to North America.

Race, Regathering and PPP - - three topics impacting most, if not all, of us, but with very different levels of intensity. Let me cover them in reverse order, based on simplicity…

Today’s post is personal. Two recent events have shaken me and, hopefully, changed and energized me.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released new interim guidelines for communities of faith.

This particular piece was written after a weekly Auxilio staff team prayer call. Being entrenched in the hard, we sometimes feel like we cannot see the end. It’s good to know that older, wiser, and more mature followers of Jesus have yet to see the righteous forsaken. Especially when it feels like they have been.

Reopening continues to dominate the news cycle nationally & locally as churches and nonprofits grapple with the details.  Here are some overarching themes that are helpful.

The Paycheck Protection Program released the first draft of its “Loan Forgiveness Application” Saturday, even as Congress is under pressure to adjust the forgiveness period and formula.