...g sensitive information—often from a personal or incorrect email address.  What To Do Do not click links or download attachments from suspicious messages. Verify requests by contacting the sender through a known, tr...

...em. This adds an additional layer of protection beyond a username and password. What are authentication factors? MFA typically includes a combination of the following: Something you know (password or PIN) Something you h...

Microsoft SharePoint What is SharePoint? Microsoft SharePoint is a secure, web-based platform used by Crosspoint to store, organize, share, and access files from any device. It serves as our central document management s...

...and access them from any device, whether you are on campus or working remotely. What OneDrive Is Used For Storing your individual work files Accessing files from any device (desktop, laptop, mobile) Sharing documents wit...

...academies, or Bargain Box, must be handled with care and immediately escalated. What to Do Submit the subpoena immediately to the Director of Operations. The Director of Operations will coordinate review with the legal t...

...hod) before being deposited into the safe. The envelope should clearly indicate what the funds are for (ministry, event, or other designation). This ensures clarity and accuracy when funds are collected, counted, and pro...

Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) What is a QCD? A Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD) is a direct transfer of funds from an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) to a qualified nonprofit organization, such as Cr...

...nancial reporting and proper stewardship of church resources. Approved Mileage (What Qualifies) Mileage may be submitted for the following: Travel between campuses Ministry-related errands (bank deposits, supply runs, et...

...o ensure operational support aligns with the needs and vision of the church. 4. What Operations Is – and What Operations Is Not Clear expectations help the church operate effectively. The Operations Team provides support...

Policy vs. Guidelines (What’s the Difference?) Policy Policies are non-negotiable standards that must be followed. They establish clear expectations, ensure compliance, and protect the organization legally and financiall...