Our Services
Services for Religious Institutions
Health ministry consulting
The church seeks to improve the health of its congregations not only spiritually but mentally and physically. To that end, church-established Health Ministries are growing in popularity and need.
A health ministry is a recognized team of people who sponsor regular educational events and experiences that promote well-being. The health team may also provide opportunities for the congregation to have their health concerns answered through surveys and/or holding regular health team meetings that are open to the congregation.
Some churches host a series of activities that serve as informal health ministries. Examples of these activities can include: educating your congregation on health through hosting speakers, holding an annual health fair; providing opportunities for physical activity, including health messages in your bulletin; providing transportation to the doctor for your elderly members; or having literature posted in a common area on a health issue.
The Renaissance Health Collective offers a full continuum of services related to establishing, growing and sustaining a health ministry. These services include, but are not limited to, planning, recruiting, and training ministry participants.
Speaking engagements
The Renaissance Health Collective has an established speakers’ bureau on topics related to health, healthcare, and the role of health ministries. The Founder and CEO, Dr. Jennifer B. Campbell, is a lead speaker in the bureau.
Dr. Campbell is adjunct faculty at the George Washington University, Johns Hopkins University, and the University of Maryland. Her research has focused on increasing access and reducing disparities in underserved populations. She is also published in and serves as a reviewer for several peer review journals as a recognized expert in these subjects. Dr. Campbell serves on the Board of Directors for three nonprofit organizations.
Dr. Campbell completed her Master of Divinity degree at Yale University. Her focus is on ministry to the marginalized and expanding the role of the church in addressing human rights issues, specifically the right to quality healthcare resources. She is a Fellow of the Yale Program for Medicine, Spirituality, and Religion.
Examples of speaking engagement topics include: health and wellness issues related to specific community areas; prevention measures for the top 5 diseases; an overview of current health-related legislation, the importance of the connection between spiritual and physical health, etc.
If you need a speaker on one of these topics or if your interest is not listed, please contact us, and we will put you in touch with an individual who best suits your needs.
information technology consulting
In recent years, churches have begun using information technology systems to assist in maintaining contact with and serving their congregations. With a plethora of systems from which to choose, it can be a daunting task to choose what is best for your church.
The Renaissance Collective offers analysis and assessment of your Information Technology and Operational Technology.
Revenue generation and business developmenT
Our church partners have unique business models that TRC is adept at recognizing. Church membership has decreased by approximately 20% in the last 20 years. This decline has had a significant impact on church revenue thereby leading churches to pursue means for revenue generation outside of tithes and offerings.
The Renaissance Collective has exceptional expertise in cultivating mutually beneficial partnerships with government and for-profit entities that may assist churches in establishing income-generating programs.
Services for Businesses
Revenue generation and business development
The Renaissance Collective assists our not- for-profit and for-profit partners reach their business development goals. This process includes completing an environmental analysis and needs assessment to determine opportunities for revenue generation and growth.
information technology consulting and managed services
The Renaissance Collective offers more than just traditional IT Managed Services. We look to reduce your business risk due to unexpected downtime by providing you with constant advisory, planning, and improvements, focusing on driving efficiencies with new or existing investments. We are your true business partner. Our comprehensive and affordable managed services portfolio can help improve your IT and business’ efficiencies. With our dedicated managed support service, we can help you keep your solutions working the way you want them to. The Renaissance IT support portfolio includes: IT Support Center with dedicated support consultants who provide you with assistance that is tailored to your organization and its specific needs around the clock. We take a holistic approach to monitoring your entire IT infrastructure. Our Monitoring Center looks at multiple layers of service, from hardware to the infrastructure software application or service.
We can help reduce the frustrations of infrastructure management by doing it for you! We manage each system or service from both a proactive and reactive standpoint, frequently checking in to implement latest system and software updates. We also provide reports and recommendations on a frequent basis which helps provide key insight into your system’s health. Our Managed Application service concentrates on key IT infrastructure applications like email, databases or remote access services and the triggers they use to function correctly. We manage each critical service or application and make sure that they receive the proper care and attention to support your business.
Public Health Strategy Consulting
Addressing the public health needs of communities nationwide will only be accomplished through the strategic formation of non-traditional partnerships and alliances. The Renaissance Health Collective can assist local/state government-run public health entities and other organizations with similar concerns and missions to apply innovative and interdisciplinary approaches to addressing these needs. Through this lens we can collectively improve the health and wellness of our communities, cities, states, and nation.