Depth Perception is a twice- monthly column often touching on the theme of cultivating generosity so that religious and non-profit organizations may benefit and become more effective in their respective missions. Content published in Depth Perception has provided good soil for the growing movement of support raising as transformational development of the giver.

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Current and Recent Issues of Depth Perception

Staying Sane.  Commitments made for better public discourse.

Solidity and long-term solvency. Solid vs. flash: which does the better job of building long-term solvency?

Making use of informal process. Informal and formal process work together in good decision making.

The skills of a steward leader. Four counter-intuitive skills are a distinguishing mark of the steward leader.

You know it isn't that easy! Organizational complexity needs to be embraced if leaders want to be effective.

Mutual Use Replaces Mutual Aid. Can we rebuild the benefits of a community economy?

Ready or Not!  John Wallner of Lakeshore Inventory poses important questions for trustees and other congregational leaders.

Leave your money in your pocket . . . .I don't think so! Isn't there a better way for pastors concerned about offending visitors than telling them to avoid the offering?

In which we feel some sympathy for Mr. Timothy Tebow. Categorical religious prejudice against non-profit leaders is becoming common. Yet, whatever ethical system to which one holds is going to proselityze and impose. It cannot be avoided.

It's so simple. The economy is complex. Fuel taxes on US highways are just one example of the economy as a double-edged sword.

Speak ye first the kingdom: a mainline pastor's journey into abundance. An excerpt from Kamila Blessing's book.

The Penn State aftermath. David Bell reminds board members and CEO's of their responsibilities.

Organizational Development: walking the razor's edge. A leader gets in trouble when they propose an idea and when they fail to. It is a matter of what trouble they prefer to experience.

An uncle's love. An excerpt from Kamila Blessing's book Speak Ye First the Kingdom, published by Design Group International.

The god-like power of money. Mark L. Vincent iterates the reasons why this is so.

Fighting Disease Not Death--an excerpt from the newly released book Lorie and Mark Vincent journal their approach to living with lifelong and pervasive disease.

Jesus love. Mark L. Vincent reflects on the theology of Rebecca West.

Bullish on Socially Responsible Investing. Values-based investing keeps growing.