John Knox Presbytery - Parish Paper

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The Parish Paper

Photocopy Rights - Our organization's purchase of photocopy rights for The Parish Paper INCLUDES:
1. Permission to provide copies to our staff and the congregations within our constituency in any of the following ways: E-mail , U.S. Mail, newspaper, newsletter, meetings, training events, and our Website.
2. Permission for each congregation within our constituency to (a) photocopy or electronically distribute for local use as many copies as it needs, (b) post them on its Website, and (c) quote sentences and paragraphs.

Your congregation does NOT have permission (a) to delete the copyright notice on page 2; (b) to re-write, paraphrase, or change the wording of sentences and paragraphs; or (c) to give ANY THIRD PARTY—other than your staff and constituents—permission to photocopy or reprint (in any quantity, no matter how small, whether for free distribution or for sale).

If your congregation uses a U.S. Post Office Nonprofit Mailing Permit to distribute photocopies with its newsletter or other mailings, most local Post Offices require that every item carry your congregation's name and address. Above The Parish Paper masthead, type your congregation's name, address, and “Photocopied by Permission.”
Making a Good Start with Your New Pastor?
Church Members and Community Residents: Match or Mismatch?
What Core Values Drive Our Church?
Turnaround Strategies for Small Churches: Which Ones to Use?
Do We Help People Grow Spiritually?
Attracting New People: Are We Building the Bridges?
Financial Stewardship: Myths & Principles
The Core Group Drives the Future!
Are We Connecting with the Opportunity Group?
Welcoming New People: God Is in the Details
Giving to Congregations: Have Patterns Changed? (July 2008)
How Does Church Size Impact Decision-Making? (August 2008)
The Change Agent's Checklist (September 2008)
Requirements for Membership: Which Ones Matter? (October 2008)
The Fun Factor Asset in Congregational Climate (November 2008)
Does Your Window Limit Your View? (December 2008)