The Difference a Dollar Makes

We can talk all day about how we need donors to keep our doors open, but I have something even more compelling for you today.

Watch the video below to see what Soulation brings to a daily life. We only want to do this work as long as we keep seeing people more alive in Jesus. 

In this one-minute clip, you can watch how we thanked our donors in November. You’ll meet college students, young families, baby boomers, and dating couples who will tell you what happened when they looked at their own lives through the lens of Jesus’ humanity.

If you want to keep this happening, pledge a monthly donation here. And if you want to get the kind of support you see in the video while you give to others, definitely check out our Soulation Membership program. Your dollars go just as far to keep Soulation running, but we get to offer you VIP treatment with special benefits throughout the year.

Practically, logistically, your dollars do some amazing things. This list below includes only things that our part-time, paid staff members do to free up my and Dale’s volunteer hours for what we do best (writing new weekly posts, writing and filming weekly eCourse lessons, hour-long mentoring appointments, writing and traveling to deliver sermons and talks, etc):

Arranging Ask Live mentoring appointments.
MyFaithHurdle, RubySlippers, and FreeAtLast blog upkeep and comment monitoring.
Coordinating details for Gathering attendees
Editing, organizing, and updating weekly lessons and classrooms for eCourse participants
Following up with emails from audience members at speaking engagements who want to get more help from Soulation.
Daily conversations about God’s love, the Bible, and personal histories in our FreedomBuilders community–it’s like a church you go to a couple of times a day.
Updating donors and support team with prayer requests.
Multiple posts every day on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, which not only bring out some great conversations, but also help people find the community they’re searching for. One eCourse friend wrote, “This is how I found you all–a Google search for truth.”