This is just a quick note, really. The focus of this blog is on how churches can use risk management to face and deal with uncertainty. As someone who grew up in, and has done a lot of business-related work with, churches, my expertise relates best to them. That's not to say, however, that the information and advice provided here would not apply just as well to synagogues, mosques, temples, etc. When it comes to risk and religion, the particular faith doesn't play the largest role, as they all have to face the same uncertainties: a synagogue has to be just as concerned about keeping a steady revenue stream, a mosque has just as much reason to ensure its building is prepared for another storm season, and a temple is just as likely to experience infighting among its worshipers.
So if you're viewing this site from a non-Christian-church perspective--and traffic figures for this site indicate that quite a few people are--don't discount the writing because of its focus on churches. Risk surpasses all faiths and beliefs. And it's always better to be aware of it.
