It’s lonely at the top.

Managing a church’s budget, facilities, and small group schedule, all while caring for the bodies and souls of congregants, can be daunting. I know that you want good for your church and your community, but often church leaders are at a loss as to what creates the greatest good, and what role their church plays in that. You’re not alone in finding these answers. 

I’ve come alongside dozens of leaders, organizations, ministries, and churches spanning the country and bridging denominational divides. What I’ve learned is that often pastors need a listening ear, a nap, and a new perspective. Luckily, I can provide two (if not three!) of those things.

I’ll help you reevaluate your church’s needs and reconsider your property for kingdom good. I usher congregations through this process, which is long and frustrating and sometimes painful, but I come with decades of experience, countless tools and templates for your use, and questions to help you process your options with a leadership team. 

Let me bring clarity to the confusion around church real estate. If you’re looking to invest more fully into your community or struggling with a declining congregation and growing costs, I want to help.