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Budgeting For Women’s Ministries

Budgeting For Women’s Ministries. By Linda de Leon and Lisa Rasmussen Leadership Certification Course Level 2 Women’s Ministries General Conference. “The silver is mine and the gold is mine, declares the LORD Almighty.” Haggai 2:8 NIV.

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Budgeting For Women’s Ministries

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  1. Budgeting For Women’s Ministries By Linda de Leon and Lisa Rasmussen Leadership Certification Course Level 2 Women’s Ministries General Conference

  2. “The silver is mine and the gold is mine, declares the LORD Almighty.” Haggai 2:8 NIV

  3. “Suppose one of you wants to build a tower. Will he not first sit down and estimate the cost to see if he has enough money to complete it? For if he lays the foundation and is not able to finish it, everyone who sees it will ridicule him, saying, `This fellow began to build and was not able to finish.’ ” Luke 14:28-30 (NIV)

  4. Purpose of a Budget • To ensure that income will meet needs • To reflect the mission of your WM • To anticipate future financial problems and make adjustments • As motivation to reach your goals • To help control spending of finances

  5. Steps to Establishing the Size of Your Budget • List your goals • Meet with the treasurer • Review past income and expenditures • List expected income and expenses • Budget for the unexpected • Expenses must be less than income • Present your budget for approval • At year end evaluate your performance

  6. Pencil or Computer • Start budget planning with pencil and paper. • List ideas and estimate costs. • Helpful to use computer spreadsheet program e.g. Excel. • If computer not possible use a ledger and journal.

  7. Keeping Record • Set up your ledger – a separate page for each project • Each page should have name of project, account number (optional), date when started • Top of row list – date, description, deposits (credits), and expenditures (debits) • Use your journal for day to day entries • Once or week or month enter journal entries into your ledger

  8. Your Church Name Street Address City, State Zip Date January 1, 2005 JOURNAL

  9. Your Church Name Street Address City, State Zip Project Name: Encouragement Acct No.______________ Date __________ Ledger

  10. Spending the Money • Church treasurer handles money transactions • Keep all receipts • Some churches give cash first, others reimburse • For large expenses inform the treasurer before you spend

  11. Local Church Finances • Church budget is based on the size of the church and the benevolence of members • Local church income comes from the church budget • Tithe is not part of the local church budget

  12. Fundraising • Sometimes your budget is inadequate • Fundraising is an option: dues, selling food or crafts, musical program, car washing, etc.

  13. Internal Controls • Checks and balances • Ensure Accountability • Allow only a few people to collect or spend money • Find accounting errors • Prevent overspending • Prevent misuse • Make theft difficult

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