What it is & What it does

EVERY PASTOR, EVERY YEAR
wrestles with the same question.
"How can I successfully motivate these members to give more generously?


Offering plates filled with token $1 bills bedevil any pastor!
In frustration (or desperation) you decide to just do what you did last year,
you'll send out the usual letter with next year's budget and a pledge card, and pray.
OR
Maybe you can come up with some really neat gimmick!
Perhaps,
>the pony express
>a stewardship dinner
>the faith-promise plan
>pass out pledge cards at worship
>preach a series of "stem-winder" sermons
>have the finance chair really "lay it on them".
(Even though you know NONE of those things have worked in the past and
"If we do what we've always done, we'll get the same results we've always gotten.")

 











                                                                                                                                                                                           

I'd like to help if you will let me.  May I please show you
a better, and decidedly New Testament program to greatly
increase pledging by your members? So who am I?

I'm Gary Arnold, recently retired from two professions.
Twenty-six years (1956 to 1982) United Methodist Pastor,
Twenty-eight years (1982 to 2010) Church Capital Fund-raising Consultant.
These Fifty-four years of intimate professional church experience have taught me what churches need to do, that they are NOT now doing, to greatly increase giving.
If you will permit me to do so, I want to share this knowledge and experience
with all churches who will accept it.At age 76 it is important to me to respond
to the critical financial condition of America's churches, which are vital to both our faith and our freedom.  The QUILL Program was first introduced in 1989. It has blessed dozens of churches with large increases in pledging.  Below are a few notes from some of these churches. I invite you to add your church to the list.