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...o: Perform work on church property Provide professional services Participate in events Access church systems or sensitive information Transport equipment or materials to the church Teach lessons such as baton, karate, fi...
...of the church. This includes, but is not limited to: Event agreements (ministry events, picnics, dinners, offsite venue rentals, etc.) Offsite meetings Leases of any kind (including storage units and facilities) Any agre...
6.1.8 Busted Pipes May 1, 2026
...crawl spaces, and exterior walls Check buildings regularly during cold weather events  Key Takeaway Busted pipes are time-sensitive emergencies. Quick action—especially shutting off water and notifying the right pe...
Certificates of Insurance (COI) (For Church Events Off Property and Rentals) If your ministry event is offsite (not on Crosspoint property) or if your campus is renting space or equipment, you will likely need a Certific...
...m time to time, you may need to use shared technology equipment for ministry or events. This article outlines how to properly check out, use, and return equipment so it remains available and in good condition for everyon...
...t least 7–10 business days in advance of your event. For larger or more complex events, earlier notice is strongly encouraged. Late requests may limit what support can be provided. What Information to Include To properly...
...her a similar tool is already in use across Crosspoint  Why This Matters Prevents duplicate tools and unnecessary spending Ensures all software meets security and compliance standards Aligns purchases with Crosspoin...
...sensitive church and member data Ensures compatibility with existing systems Prevents duplicate tools and unnecessary costs Maintains proper vendor and contract oversight  What to Do Instead Before using or purchas...
...ification requirements 10. Data and Operational Risk Management All significant events must be documented, including: Client crises Medical emergencies Injuries on-site Threats or violence Property damage   Required...
...day Morning Offerings Bargain Box (Process to be defined) Ministry Sales (Food, Events, etc.) (Process to be defined) Academies (Process to be defined) Counseling Centers (Process to be defined) Sunday Morning Offerings...
...the church body Maintains consistency and simplicity in financial operations Prevents donor fatigue and competing financial asks Keeps the focus on ministry, not money-driven initiatives
...remains with the overseeing Pastor, or ministry.  Trips (Missions, Youth, Events, etc.) Refund policies for trips are determined by the Missions Pastor, the overseeing Pastor or the Ministry responsible of the trip...
...related errands (bank deposits, supply runs, etc.) Offsite meetings or ministry events  Non-Reimbursable Mileage (What Does NOT Qualify) The following are not eligible for reimbursement: Travel from home to primary...
...hases vary depending on the type of transaction: Catering or large food orders (events, conferences, group meals): → Typically tax-exempt when the certificate is provided Individual or small food purchases (restaurants,...
...int Church’s tax-exempt status. When in doubt, ask before acting—early review prevents risk and ensures we remain compliant while advancing the mission.
...f church-owned vehicles is restricted to approved Crosspoint Church ministries, events, and operations only. 5. Prohibited Use of Any Vehicle (Church-Owned, Rented, or Personal) The following uses are strictly prohibited...