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Oversight and self-regulation for religious charities
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Oversight and self-regulation for religious charities

In the next few months, the Commission on Accountability and Policy for Religious Organizations will submit…

Fraud happens
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Fraud happens

Fiduciary oversight is the purview of all board members, and it can't be delegated solely to…

New commission examines finances of religious groups
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New commission examines finances of religious groups

A new Commission on Accountability and Policy for Religious Organizations, which will advise Senator Charles Grassley…

Excessive regulation vs. self-regulation
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Excessive regulation vs. self-regulation

Accountability commission issues report, requested by Sen. Charles Grassley, on religious nonprofits.

Church and state
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Church and state

When politics affects faith, it’s fine to take a stand, say legal experts.

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Practicing Collaboration: Indigenous Collaboration

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Practicing Collaboration: Indigenous Collaboration

In this conversation, Dr. Julie Lytle, director of distributive and lifelong learning initiatives at Bexley Seabury…

Practicing Collaboration: Unexpected Collaborators

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Practicing Collaboration: Unexpected Collaborators

Mundelein Seminary has cultivated a remarkable network of collaborators—one far more diverse than many might expect….

The Thinkers: Reimagining the Board’s Role in Strategic Planning

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The Thinkers: Reimagining the Board’s Role in Strategic Planning

October 13, 1:00 pm ET, Zoom Facilitator: Rebekah Burch Basinger, Ed.D.Project Director, In Trust Center’s Wise…

Practicing Collaboration

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Practicing Collaboration

In this ten-part recorded series, leaders within theological education share practical insights drawn from their lived…