Articles about Fundraising:
"Achieving Impact Without Giving Cash" by Lee Draper, September/October 2004, Foundation News and Commentary.
"Big Bequests: Burdens or Blessings?", by Leslie Lenkowksy, The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
"Christian Missions and the Western Guilt Complex" by Lamin Sanneh.
"The Spirituality of Fund-raising" by Henri J.M. Nouwen.
"Connecting with Generation Y" by Elizabeth Greene, The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
"100% Goes to Charity?" by Lee Draper, February 20, 2003, Draper Consulting Group.
"Another letter from Prison Fellowship?" by Chuck Colson, June 2002, Prison Fellowship Newsletter.
"Focus and Fundraising" by Yosef I. Abramowitz, October 2002, The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
"Who Giveth the Increase?" by Ramesh Richards, February 5, 1995.
"Charity's new, focused breed of donor" by Naomi R. Kooker, January 13, 2006, Philanthropy 2.0 (print edition).
"The Road Less Traveled" by Richard Haynie, March 2006.
"Marketing to Donors" by Perla Ni, February 2008, Stanford Social Innovation Review.
Articles about effective non-profit management:
"The Coming Crash of the Non-Profit Sector" by Mordecai Lee, January 2005, GEO.
"Why Bad Ads Happen to Good Causes" by Andy Goodman, 2002, Cause Communications.
"Building Board Diversity" by Rebecca Gardin, The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
"Bigger isn't better" by Ronald Thorpe. The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
"More Non-Profits Split Smaller Pie" by Charles F. Bryan, Jr., February 23, 2003, Richmond Times Dispatch.
"The Prophet of Non-Profits" by Thomas Tierney, Summer 2002, The Gathering (volume 8, number 3).
"The Best Way For Boards to Operate" by Hugh B. Price, The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
"A Business Guru's Helpful Advise" by Phil Buchanan, The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
"What Business Execs Don't Know -but should- About Nonprofits" by Les Silverman & Lynn Taliento, Stanford Social Innovation Review, Summer 2006.
"Way to Grow: charities use business practices to rapidly expand their programs", Ben Gose, The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
Articles about Leadership Development:
"Building Leaders" by Malcolm Webber, Leadership Letter #27, October 2000.
"What Leaders Do" by Malcolm Webber, Leadership Letter #4, October 1998.
"Why and How Successful Leaders Get Derailed- Part 1" by Malcolm Webber, Leadership Letter #1, July 1998.
"Why and How Successful Leaders Get Derailed - Part 2" by Malcolm Webber, Leadership Letter #2, July 1998
"Understanding Change" by Malcolm Webber, Leadership Letter #25, August 2000.
"How Failure Breeds Success" by Jena McGregor,Business Week, July 10,2006.
Articles about philanthropy:
"Evaluating Charities: Why the Numbers Count" by Kyle Waide, Charity Navigator, April 2002.
"Helping John" by Bob Lupton, FCS Urban Ministries, August 2004.
"The Evaluation Wars" by William Schambra, The Philanthropy Roundtable.
"Foundations Should Listen to Charities," by Madeline Lee, The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
"Ideas, Money Aren't Enough" by Annys Shyn, The Washington Post, August 2, 2004.
"A Revolution Was Ventured" by Ben Gross, The Chronicle of Philanthropy.
"Beyond Duty and Obligation" by Shana Goldseker, The Bronfman Family Fundation.
"Leave A Legacy, Live Forever" by Jean Chatzky, Money Magazine, February 23, 2006.
"Giving Wisely" by Daniel Henninger, The Wall Street Journal, July 14, 2006.
"America the Charitable" Philanthropy Journal, September/October 2006.
"Christian Stewardship: Doing Good by Giving Well" by David Weekley, The Gathering, September 2007.
Articles about the Church:
"The Largest Company in Your City" by Alan Doswald, Christianity Today, January 2005.
"Post everythings" by Timothy Keller, byFaith magazine, in Presbyterian Church in America.
"The Separation of Church and Hate" by John Fischer, March 29, 2006, Purpose Driven Life.
Articles about Christian worldview:
"Faculty Clubs and Church Pews" by William J. Stuntz, November 29, 2004.
"Under God" by Samuel P. Huntington.
"Bethlehem and Beyond" by Paul Marshall.
"Suburban Spirituality" by David Goetz, June 23, 2003, Christianity Today.
"The Chinese Negotiation" by John L. Graham and N. Mark Lam, October 2003, Harvard Business Review.
Articles about holistic ministry:
"Do No Harm, A New Mission Mantra"
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