LPi & Greater Mission Form New Alliance to Strengthen Church Ministry
Working Together Will Help the Catholic Church Flourish for Years to Come
NEW BERLIN, Wis., Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- In the midst of a global pandemic, LPi and Greater Mission, LLC are proving that they are stronger than ever by forming a strategic alliance to build on the multiple ways they serve the Church and faith-based organizations.
A strategic fund-development consulting firm headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, Greater Mission specializes in serving Catholic parishes, dioceses, and ministry organizations. With a proven track record of highly successful services in areas of communications, engagement, stewardship, and fund development that delivers a unique set of solutions to customers, LPi and Greater Mission provide much-needed resources to the faith communities and the people they serve.
"The strategic alliance between LPi and Greater Mission will allow our consultants to share with every church in the nation a full vision of what is possible in moving their parishioners toward a profound culture of generosity and stewardship," says Jeff Messner, Chief Revenue Officer of LPi. "After a difficult 2020, parishes need help more than ever engaging their people and securing the funds needed for recovery. Between our two companies, we have all that is needed to not only make recovery a reality, but for the Church to flourish for years to come."
Added Thomas Sonni, Founder and President of Greater Mission, "We are very excited to collaborate with LPi in service to dioceses, parishes, schools, and agencies. The combination of groundbreaking communication and funding solutions that we can deliver is absolutely unmatched."
LPi serves more than 6,000 parish and diocesan partners throughout the United States. They offer everything from church bulletins to online giving, church management solutions, Catholic art & content, websites, and apps.
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