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Cryptocurrency and stock donations aren't just for large nonprofits anymore. More churches are discovering that accepting non-cash gifts can open the door to significant generosity from donors who want to give appreciated assets in the most tax-efficient way possible.

Join James Lawrence, CEO and co-founder of Engiven, for a practical webinar on how churches can confidently begin accepting cryptocurrency and stock donations. You'll learn how these gifts work, why they're becoming an increasingly important part of modern generosity, and how your church can offer these giving options without adding unnecessary complexity or financial risk. Engiven's platform is designed to help churches securely accept and immediately convert donated assets into cash, simplifying the entire process.

Whether you're a pastor, executive pastor, finance leader, or stewardship director, this session will help you understand how non-cash giving can expand your church's generosity strategy and create new opportunities for Kingdom impact.

In this webinar, you'll learn:

• Why cryptocurrency and stock giving are growing among today's donors
• The tax advantages that make non-cash gifts attractive for givers
• How churches can accept crypto and stock donations securely
• How to eliminate volatility by automatically converting gifts to cash
• Practical steps to begin offering non-cash giving at your church

If your church is looking for new ways to remove barriers to generosity and equip donors to give their most impactful gifts, this webinar will show you what's possible.

Most churches are already recording every Sunday. Very few are getting much back for it.

In this conversation, Thomas Costello of REACHRIGHT explains why uploading sermons every week isn't the same as building a YouTube presence, and what actually drives discovery for a church channel. Drawing on REACHRIGHT's 2026 Church Influence research, he unpacks why YouTube accounted for 53% of the social influence measured across the churches studied, and what that means for a church with an iPhone and one volunteer.

You'll learn:

• Why sermon titles that work in the building fall flat on YouTube
• How to turn one sermon into weeks of content instead of constantly producing something new
• Which three video types matter most for a small church
• Whether Shorts are worth the effort
• How to move someone from watching a video to taking a real next step with your church

Bring a notebook. You'll leave with three things to change this week.

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AI and algorithms are changing how people discover churches, engage with Christian content, and encounter the gospel online. But greater digital reach does not always lead to deeper discipleship. How can churches use these tools wisely without allowing technology, trends, or vanity metrics to distract from the mission?

Join Ed Stetzer, Ph.D., Dean and Professor of Leadership and Christian Ministry at Biola University, and Corey Alderin, Founder and CEO of Sermon Shots, for a thoughtful and practical conversation about AI, digital ministry, and the Great Commission. Drawing from Ed’s experience in evangelism, church growth, and culture and Corey’s work helping more than 9,000 churches extend the reach of their sermons, they’ll explore how technology can support ministry without replacing the personal relationships at its heart.

Whether you lead a large ministry or serve a smaller church with limited time and resources, you’ll gain a clearer understanding of where AI can genuinely help, where it falls short, and how to use it with purpose.

In this webinar, you’ll learn:

• Where AI can genuinely support pastors and churches—and where it cannot
• How algorithms influence the way people discover churches and Christian content
• Why digital reach and real discipleship are not the same
• How to use technology without chasing trends or vanity metrics
• Practical ways to multiply your church’s message without creating more work

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