title: Faith-Based Grants: Aligning Your Church to Receive Abundance
author:  Beverly A. Browning 
description: Dr. Beverly A. Browning is an international grant writer and grant consultant based in Buckeye, Arizona. Throughout nearly two decades of contracted grant writing, professional workshop presentations, building a virtual internship program to train others how to write grant proposals, and authoring grant-related publications, she has used her experience to win public and private funding requests for her clients. She has demonstrated expertise in securing $80 million in foundation, corporate, state, local and federal grants. Dr. Browning is the author of a dozen grants-related publications, including audio and video products, including Grant Writing For Dummies (2001 and 2005, Wiley), Grant Writing For Educators: Practical Strategies for Teachers, Administrators, and Staff (2004, NES), and Faithbased Grants: Aligning Your Church to Receive Abundance (2005, BBA). She holds a BA in organizational development from Spring Arbor College; a Masters in Public Administration with a minor in Health Care Administration from the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy at the University of Michigan. Most recently, Dr. Browning was awarded an honorary Doctorate of Business Administration for her grant-related publications. She is a grant writing course developer for Education To Go and online instructor for Rio Salado College. Dr. Browning is also a member of the Advisory Board for the University of Central Arkansas Community Development Institute.
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  CHAPTER I
  WHY DO WE PREACH THE GOSPEL?
  Is it to just savesouls and get people to become Christians?
  Is it to give them better living conditions? Is it our purpose to
  Americanize them, or get people to accept our ideas,principles,
  and scruples? We must have a goal and an ultimate purpose in
  mind. The Lord looks at our motive and will judge
  us by our
  intensions aswell asthe work we are doing.
  Do we preach to get people converted so they will be
  healthy and happy? Is it to evangelize the world so Jesuswill
  hurry and return? Can you define your goal, aim, and purpose?
  If you can't, then maybe you had better take inventory of your
  work
  and turn the