Basic Accounting for Churches

by Jack A. Henry

Money management is the art and science of developing and carrying out a spending plan. The author has written a true 'everything-you-need-to-know' guide to sound and healthy money management-from the most basic accounting principles to sample forms and ledgers, computer tips, filing systems and more. It's a book that proves church finances don't have to be tedious, complicated and confusing.

176 pages, Paperback

First published June 7, 1994

Reviews

[Marcus · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was very, very good. The biggest difficulty is that it was written in a time before things like debit cards and online transactions became normal (e.g. there's a statement in the book about most people paying bills by mailing checks-- that is very untrue these days). Still, in terms of learning the basics (which any computer software would do for you), especially if you feel clueless about this (like I do), this book is awesome. I recommend it!