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Budgeting
A budget is a comprehensive financial plan setting forth
the expected route for achieving the financial and operational
goals of the church or religious organization.
A
budget, by its very nature, is a series of future estimates
that are expressed in financial terms and acts as a
standard against which actual financial performance
is measured. It is a projection of future revenue and
expenses, based on historical data, present circumstances,
and future projections.
Budgeting
plays a key role in any organization's planning process
because:
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A budget formalizes planning
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A budget is a basis for control
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A budget allocates and reallocates resources
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A budget assist in communication and coordination
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A budget enhances managerial perspectives
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A budget provides performance evaluation
Our
“Budgeting Basics” Seminar is
designed to provide you with tools and skills necessary
to develop and complete the planning cycle for your
church or religious organization. From the seminar you
will learn:
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What budgeting is
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Why and when you should budget
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role budgeting plays in your church’s planning
process
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The types of budgets
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How to design and execute an effective planning
process for your church
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How to budget for various costs of the church
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How to anticipate future costs and provide for them
in the budgeting process.
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How to format and present the budget
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How to monitor the budget
WHO
SHOULD ATTEND THIS SEMINAR?
TO
REGISTER FOR THIS SEMINAR
To find out dates and locations of this seminar and
to register please click "Register Now" or
contact us at 1-877-254-0717. If you have any questions
please contact via phone or by email at consulting@diversagroup.com.
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Dates
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Detroit,
Michigan
July 12, 2006
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Washington,
DC
July 26, 2006
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