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Many local and community non-profits now shoulder an increasing share of society's mandate to care for those in need. This work is a collection of advice from both researchers and service providers offering leaders the practical guidance they need for the rapidly evolving future.

Trade Review
"With government at all levels initiating collaborations with religious organizations, there could hardly be a more timely or useful book for board members and volunteers of faith-based social service providers. This important volume highlights the challenges such providers face and offers specific, useful advice for meeting those challenges while remaining true to the provider's religious mission." (Sheila Suess Kennedy, assistant professor, law and public policy, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis)

"While this book deals primarily with Christian organizations, the principles used by faith-based organizations are essentially the same. Anyone involved with the management or leadership of a Muslim nonprofit organization should read this book." (Shariq A. Siddiqui, director, community development and fundraising, Islamic Society of North America)

Table of Contents
Introduction, The Meaning of Faith-Based Human Services (Edward Queen).

PREPARING FOR SERVICE.

1. Religion and the Emerging Context of Service Delivery (Edward Queen).

2. Congregations and Social Ministry-Preparation and Development (Carl Dudley).

3. Congregations and Communities Working Together (John Kretzmann).

CAPACITY BUILDING.

4 .Building and Sustaining Lay Leadership: Boards and Mission (James B. Lemler).

5. Funding the Dream (Sara Ann Robertson).

6. Stakeholder Analysis as a Tool for Faith-Based Organizations (Mary Tschirhart & Eric Knueve).

7. Developing Financial Accountability and Controls (John Zietlow).

8. Volunteerism and Organized Religion (Ram A. Cnaan & Gaynor I. Yancey).

9. Finding Help and Advice at the School Next Door: Working with Academic Institutions (Art Farnsley).

10. Money with (Some) Strings (Stephen Monsma).

11. Working with Foundations (Edward Queen).

BEYOND BASIC NEEDS.

12. Community-Based Economic Development (Eric Clay & Elliott Wright).

13. The Role of Local Congregations in Facilitating the Delivery of Health Care Services (Sandra Burgener).

14. Religion in the `Hood: Faith-based Initiatives with High Risk Youth (Harold Dean Trulear).

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      Publisher: John Wiley & Sons Inc
      Publication Date: 15/05/2000
      ISBN13: 9780787942960, 978-0787942960
      ISBN10: 0787942960

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      Many local and community non-profits now shoulder an increasing share of society's mandate to care for those in need. This work is a collection of advice from both researchers and service providers offering leaders the practical guidance they need for the rapidly evolving future.

      Trade Review
      "With government at all levels initiating collaborations with religious organizations, there could hardly be a more timely or useful book for board members and volunteers of faith-based social service providers. This important volume highlights the challenges such providers face and offers specific, useful advice for meeting those challenges while remaining true to the provider's religious mission." (Sheila Suess Kennedy, assistant professor, law and public policy, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis)

      "While this book deals primarily with Christian organizations, the principles used by faith-based organizations are essentially the same. Anyone involved with the management or leadership of a Muslim nonprofit organization should read this book." (Shariq A. Siddiqui, director, community development and fundraising, Islamic Society of North America)

      Table of Contents
      Introduction, The Meaning of Faith-Based Human Services (Edward Queen).

      PREPARING FOR SERVICE.

      1. Religion and the Emerging Context of Service Delivery (Edward Queen).

      2. Congregations and Social Ministry-Preparation and Development (Carl Dudley).

      3. Congregations and Communities Working Together (John Kretzmann).

      CAPACITY BUILDING.

      4 .Building and Sustaining Lay Leadership: Boards and Mission (James B. Lemler).

      5. Funding the Dream (Sara Ann Robertson).

      6. Stakeholder Analysis as a Tool for Faith-Based Organizations (Mary Tschirhart & Eric Knueve).

      7. Developing Financial Accountability and Controls (John Zietlow).

      8. Volunteerism and Organized Religion (Ram A. Cnaan & Gaynor I. Yancey).

      9. Finding Help and Advice at the School Next Door: Working with Academic Institutions (Art Farnsley).

      10. Money with (Some) Strings (Stephen Monsma).

      11. Working with Foundations (Edward Queen).

      BEYOND BASIC NEEDS.

      12. Community-Based Economic Development (Eric Clay & Elliott Wright).

      13. The Role of Local Congregations in Facilitating the Delivery of Health Care Services (Sandra Burgener).

      14. Religion in the `Hood: Faith-based Initiatives with High Risk Youth (Harold Dean Trulear).

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