29 results for “policy”
Policy vs. Guidelines (What’s the Difference?) Policy Policies are non-negotiable standards that must be followed. They establish clear expectations, ensure compliance, and protect the organization legally and financiall...
...immediately at itsupport@crosspoint.church . For confidentiality or operational-policy concerns, contact the Director of Operations at ccate@crosspoint.church
...misappropriation of funds Accurate and auditable cash management practices This policy safeguards both the organization and its donors by maintaining integrity and accountability in all financial transactions. Failure to...
Cryptocurrency Policy Aug 20, 2026
Cryptocurrency Policy Crosspoint does not accept cryptocurrency as a form of payment or donation at this time. This includes, but is not limited to: Bitcoin (BTC) Ethereum (ETH) Any other digital or blockchain-based curr...
Tithe and Offering Refund Policy Purpose: To provide clear guidance on how Crosspoint handles requests for refunds related to tithes and offerings. Tithes and offerings are given as voluntary contributions to support the...
...Every dollar given must be handled according to donor intent and organizational policy. Restricted Funds Restricted funds are donations given for a specific purpose designated by the donor. Key Points Must only be used f...
...while maintaining financial accountability and accurate reporting. 🚨 CRITICAL POLICY – TAX EXEMPT STATUS & PERSONAL FUNDS 🚨 DO NOT USE TAX-EXEMPT STATUS WHEN USING PERSONAL FUNDS Tax-exempt status may ONLY be used wit...
...al funds are not permitted unless the expense qualifies under the reimbursement policy. *Important: Personal funds are not an approved payment method for normal church purchasing. Only approved reimbursable expenses may...
...n of funds Alignment with ethical and fiduciary standards Any violation of this policy will be subject to review and may result in disciplinary action, up to and including termination. Questions or more information Conta...
Service Animals Aug 20, 2026
Service Animals – What You Should Know From time to time, you may encounter individuals who bring animals to church. Understanding the difference between service animals and other animals helps us respond appropriately a...
Directional Leadership Team (DLT) – Role and Responsibility The Directional Leadership Team provides strategic direction and leadership for the operations and ministries of Crosspoint Church. This team ensures that all a...
...ce, obtain the following information: Insurance company Member ID Date of birth Policyholder information, if different from the client Verify and document the following in the client record: Active coverage Mental health...
Billing, Payment, and Insurance Guidelines This policy outlines the procedures for billing, payment collection, insurance claims processing, and client financial responsibility. The objective is to ensure consistent fina...
Counseling Center Fee Structure Guidelines These guidelines establish the framework for billing, payment collection, insurance claims processing, and client financial responsibility for Crosspoint Counseling Center. The ...
Risk Management Plan Aug 20, 2026
...Plan will be reviewed: Annually Following any major incident Upon regulatory or policy changes Questions or more information Contact the Director of Operations at ccate@crosspoint.church .
...ally Do (No Legal Argument Required) Review the Unauthorized Recording Response Policy. Because we lease only the school building, not the parking lots or exterior areas, recording is permitted in those public spaces up...
Review the approved response guidance for unauthorized recording and First Amendment auditor situations during Crosspoint services.
...anning Administration & Operational Systems Operational processes and workflows Policy and procedure development Documentation and operational standards Operational support for ministries and campuses Questions or more i...
...such as baton, karate, fitness, etc. What Is a COI? A COI is not the insurance policy itself. It is a summary document that confirms: The vendor has active insurance coverage Coverage types and policy limits Policy effe...
Policies vs. Guidelines: What’s the Difference? Policy Policies are non-negotiable standards that must be followed. They establish clear expectations, ensure compliance, and protect the organization legally and financial...