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Office supply savings means more for ministry

NewsReligious Herald  |  September 5, 2007

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — File folders, printer paper, writing pens, staplers — as necessary as these items are for running a church office, these can seem like superfluous expenses in light of funds needed for evangelistic and discipleship purposes.

In an effort to help churches lower administrative costs, LifeWay Christian Stores recently signed an agreement with the national office supply company OfficeMax, whereby churches may qualify for 15-70 percent discounts through the OfficeMax Advantage Program.

“We are always looking for new ways to provide churches with the resources they need while respecting the stewardship of their tithes and gifts from church members,” said LifeWay Christian Stores vice president Mark Scott. “This agreement allows churches to save money on everyday office supplies so that more funds can be allocated for Kingdom purposes.”

For churches affiliated with LifeWay, OfficeMax Advantage Program benefits include discounts on more than 12,000 office supplies; free overnight shipping on orders $50 or above (with exceptions for furniture, special orders or back orders); a no-hassle return policy; and a personal account manager assigned specifically to service churches.

OfficeMax also tracks each church's order history for efficient reordering of supplies and churches can print reports for financial records.

Churches may utilize the LifeWay discount with OfficeMax in three ways — by phone, online or in person at more than 900 OfficeMax retail locations. For free registration, churches may call 1-877-633-2MAX, select option 4, and mention the LifeWay affiliation.

Products available at discounted prices range from highlighters and coffee filters to copy paper and toner. The program is one more way LifeWay desires to be a one-source provider for churches for Christian resources and supplies.

“We strive to offer the most comprehensive solutions to equip the local church for ministry,” Scott said. “In addition to the books, music and gifts available through LifeWay Christian Stores, churches also may order offering envelopes, choir robes, pew chairs, communion supplies, church signs and many other resources through LifeWay's OneSource Program, often at discounted prices.”

Additional information on the comprehensive list of items offered by LifeWay's OneSource Program is available at www.LifeWayStores. com/SpecialServices.

LifeWay Christian Stores are owned and operated by LifeWay Christian Resources of the Southern Baptist Convention.

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