Install order. Protect the pastor. Secure the ministry for future generations.
How to Protect Your Ministry From Chaos and Install Order That Outlives You.
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Live Pastoral Briefing!
Every week on Thursday! • 7 PM CDT | 8PM ET | 5 PM PT
Most Churches are faithful in ministry, but informal in systems. And when systems are missing, chaos fills the gaps. This briefing shows you the five systems that stabilize engagement, giving, communication, growth and continuity without adding staff or overwhelm.
"Let all things be done decently and in order." 1 Corinthians 14:40
Stewardship requires structure.
About the “How to Protect Your Ministry from Chaos” Briefing
Most Churches are faithful in ministry, but informal in systems. And when systems are missing, chaos fills the gaps. This briefing shows you the five systems that stabilize engagement, giving, communication, growth and continuity without adding staff or overwhelm.
Continuity Systems: The 5 systems every church needs so ministry keeps moving—even if the pastor is unavailable.
Financial & Communication Order: The most common breakdowns that quietly create confusion (and how to fix them fast).
Pastoral Protection: How to install simple workflows so the pastor isn’t carrying finances, follow-up, and operations alone.
Register now to receive the Continuity Checklist immediately.
About the Host
Jessica Shunta is a financial systems strategist and VP-level leader with 20+ years of experience in lending, audits, compliance, and multi-state operations. She helps pastors, first ladies, church boards, and nonprofits install financial and operational order—so the ministry is protected, audit-ready, and positioned for legacy.
Stewardship & Structure: Systems that honor God by keeping ministry “decently and in order.”
Continuity Planning: Clear workflows that protect the church when transitions, illness, or emergencies occur.
Financial Oversight: Practical guardrails that remove strain from the pastor and strengthen accountability.
If your church had to operate tomorrow without you—would it know what to do?
