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Church: Why You Should Become an Izon Giving Office

The opportunity for a church to become an Izon Giving office offers a unique way to engage with its community, support its mission, and embody the principles of kingdom economics. Here’s how this partnership could be impactful:

1. Supporting Christian Businesses

Many church members are already business owners seeking ways to grow and sustain their enterprises. By partnering with Izon Giving, churches can provide tools and resources that help these businesses:
Increase profitability.
Operate more efficiently.
Enhance safety.

This not only strengthens the church’s business community but also fosters deeper ties between members and the church itself.

2. Aligning with Kingdom Economics

Kingdom economics encourages stewarding resources in a way that honors God’s values. Through Izon Giving, churches can model a financial system based on biblical principles, promoting generosity, sustainability, and faith-driven success.
By equipping Christian businesses to thrive, churches actively contribute to a Christ-centered economy that benefits the broader community.

3. Engaging the Next Generation

Younger generations, particularly entrepreneurial-minded individuals, often seek relevance and practical value in their church relationships. Offering a program like Izon Giving helps the church connect with this demographic by addressing their professional and spiritual needs simultaneously.
This could combat the ongoing decline of Christianity in the U.S. by showing younger people that the church is invested in their growth, not just spiritually but in all aspects of life.

4. Funding Church Operations

Many churches already sell products or services to sustain their ministries. Izon Giving provides an innovative way for churches to support their financial needs without relying solely on traditional giving or fundraising.
The program could create a sustainable revenue stream while also empowering the congregation’s businesses, creating a win-win scenario.

5. Building Community

Becoming an Izon Giving office enables the church to serve as a hub of collaboration and support for Christian business owners. It strengthens the sense of community and mutual reliance within the congregation.

This partnership exemplifies a modern take on kingdom economics, bridging faith and practical business solutions to meet the needs of today’s churchgoers. It’s a proactive step toward making the church more relevant, impactful, and financially sustainable, all while advancing the mission of Christianity.

Dave Graybill
www.izongiving.com

“One person gives freely, yet gains even more; another withholds unduly, but comes to poverty. A generous person will prosper; whoever refreshes others will be refreshed.” Proverbs 11:24-25