“Our sample church chairs have arrived in perfect condition. Thank you so much for recommending that we see them SIDE-BY-SIDE! The board members will be checking them out in the next few days and we will make a decision at that time.” We began working with the church who wrote the above words to us about three weeks ago. They
Church Bookkeeping and Accounting is an area where an increasing number of churches from across the country have discovered a way to save their churches money. Whether a church plant that so needs a guiding hand for their accounting needs as they are getting started, or a long-established church facing the retirement of their bookkeeper and needing a solution moving
“We want a chair that LOOKS more like a worship chair!” I was working with a church recently that made that statement to me. They were desiring a very economical seating solution for their worship area and they desired the chair to also possess good quality. I suggested one chair that we have found to both work well and save
Our Ministry has now come alongside thousands of churches needing church chairs and church furnishings over the past decade. Each opportunity possesses its own unique story and experience, yet they share a common goal, the desire to save money on their church chairs and church furniture. When churches initially contact us, they can be a bit hesitant and even skeptical
Jonti-Craft is one of our favorite suppliers for children’s ministry. Their product line is immense, their quality is valued, and they stand behind their products solidly. We have worked with Jonti-Craft for many years now and recently we were fortunate to be able to visit their headquarters and factory in Wabasso, MN. We spent a very enjoyable afternoon meeting the
“What furniture will your church use by far the most over the years?” When I ask that question to pastors and church leaders and church building committees, the answer always comes back quite quickly and very consistently! They respond, “Our Church Chairs!” And they are overwhelmingly correct. The reality is that when people come to church, they do like to
