Ministries, higher ed count costs of responding to global financial crisis
PHOTO BY KRISTI JONES
Ministries, higher ed count costs - The latest Wall Street numbers scroll across the stock ticker in the Capital Markets lab at Lipscomb University in Nashville, Tenn. Students keep up with financial news on several flat-screen televisions.

Church collections not affected yet, but missions are feeling the financial pinch, sources say. Meanwhile, Christian universities depend on balanced approach and conservative eye on 2009-2010 scholarships to weather the market storm.



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