Christopher Sanchez

About Christopher Sanchez

Christopher Sanchez is the administration pastor of Northside Baptist Church in Valdosta. He serves as a trustee of the Georgia Baptist Foundation, is a member of the Board of Visitors of Truett McConnell University, and a graduate of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary (Ed.D.), Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary (M.R.E.), and Keller Graduate School of Management (M.B.A. finance). Dr. Sanchez and Melisa, his wife of 21 years, live in Hahira with their two teenaged children and two hairless dogs.

Posts by Christopher Sanchez:

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July 25 2019

Church Budget Categories and Helpful Ratios

Christopher Sanchez Guest Commentary budget, facilities, planning, salaries

The budgeting process for 2020 has already begun…

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July 17 2019

Why your church should use a zero-based budget

Christopher Sanchez Guest Commentary budget, church administration, finances

“Zero-based budgets take more time but provide a better method of stewarding God’s resources.”

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June 26 2019

The spending philosophy of your church

Christopher Sanchez Guest Commentary budget, spending, stewardship

“Part of discipling people in the local church is to teach a biblical view of personal finances.”

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June 4 2019

What your church budget really is

Christopher Sanchez Guest Commentary administration, economy, finances, GO GEORGIA, leadership

Budgeting involves making decisions about the ministries the local church will carry out…

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March 28 2017

Reconsider Truett McConnell University

Christopher Sanchez Guest Commentary culture, graduation, students, TMU, Truett McConnell University

“TMU has come a long way since I graduated from a Georgia high school …”