Generous Life Philadelphia Presents
A Pastors Luncheon
Join us Wednesday, January 28, 2026 @ 11:00 AM.
Generous Life Philadelphia exists to serve generous leaders in community. Our community reflects the passions and service of high-capacity leaders saddled with great responsibility and desiring to live a more generous life.
Do you want to build a culture of generosity in your church?
Kirsten Schwartz was Director of Generosity at a large multi-site church in Cincinnati where she built a holistic generosity culture for the church. The results showed increased giving, improved church participation, and evidence of changed hearts. In fact, the church exceeded their stretch goal giving budget each year with a generosity discipleship approach without doing a campaign. Kirsten is now the Director for Church Partnerships for Generous Giving whose goal is supporting churches as they develop a culture that excels in the grace of generosity.
Kirsten will be speaking from practical experience on how to move the needle when growing a culture of generosity in your church and how it starts with church leadership. She will talk about the five things the most generous churches in the USA consistently do.
Generous Giving is a non-profit organization whose vision is to see the generosity of God displayed through the generosity of God’s people. Generous Giving is privately funded; they do not sell anything, and they never ask for donations. Their resources are free with the goal of seeing Christians grow in their faith as they become open handed in all areas of their lives.
This event is intended for church leadership, including staff and elders. We are limiting the space to accommodate a level of conversation and fellowship.
Please RSVP below and join us on January 28, 2026.
Email Jason Lollar [email protected] with any related questions.
Do you want to build a culture of generosity in your church?
Kirsten Schwartz was Director of Generosity at a large multi-site church in Cincinnati where she built a holistic generosity culture for the church. The results showed increased giving, improved church participation, and evidence of changed hearts. In fact, the church exceeded their stretch goal giving budget each year with a generosity discipleship approach without doing a campaign. Kirsten is now the Director for Church Partnerships for Generous Giving whose goal is supporting churches as they develop a culture that excels in the grace of generosity.
Kirsten will be speaking from practical experience on how to move the needle when growing a culture of generosity in your church and how it starts with church leadership. She will talk about the five things the most generous churches in the USA consistently do.
Generous Giving is a non-profit organization whose vision is to see the generosity of God displayed through the generosity of God’s people. Generous Giving is privately funded; they do not sell anything, and they never ask for donations. Their resources are free with the goal of seeing Christians grow in their faith as they become open handed in all areas of their lives.
This event is intended for church leadership, including staff and elders. We are limiting the space to accommodate a level of conversation and fellowship.
Please RSVP below and join us on January 28, 2026.
Email Jason Lollar [email protected] with any related questions.
Location
SEASONS 52
160 N. Gulph Rd.
Suite 101
King of Prussia, PA 19406
160 N. Gulph Rd.
Suite 101
King of Prussia, PA 19406
Date & Time
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
11:00 AM
11:00 AM
Speakers
Kirsten Schwartz
DIRECTOR OF CHURCH PARTNERSHIPS
GeNEROUS GIVING
GeNEROUS GIVING
Kirsten Schwartz was Director of Generosity at a large multi-site church in Cincinnati where she built a holistic generosity culture for the church. The results showed increased giving, improved church participation, and evidence of changed hearts. In fact, the church exceeded their stretch goal giving budget each year with a generosity discipleship approach without doing a campaign. Kirsten is now the Director for Church Partnerships for Generous Giving whose goal is supporting churches as they develop a culture that excels in the grace of generosity.
Kirsten will be speaking from practical experience on how to move the needle when growing a culture of generosity in your church and how it starts with church leadership. She will talk about the five things the most generous churches in the USA consistently do.
Generous Giving is a non-profit organization whose vision is to see the generosity of God displayed through the generosity of God’s people. Generous Giving is privately funded; they do not sell anything, and they never ask for donations. Their resources are free with the goal of seeing Christians grow in their faith as they become open handed in all areas of their lives.
Kirsten will be speaking from practical experience on how to move the needle when growing a culture of generosity in your church and how it starts with church leadership. She will talk about the five things the most generous churches in the USA consistently do.
Generous Giving is a non-profit organization whose vision is to see the generosity of God displayed through the generosity of God’s people. Generous Giving is privately funded; they do not sell anything, and they never ask for donations. Their resources are free with the goal of seeing Christians grow in their faith as they become open handed in all areas of their lives.
Jason Lollar
GENEROUS LIFE, PHILADELPHIA Director
Before joining Generous Life, Jason spent seven years as a student pastor at a church outside Philadelphia, followed by five years with Young Life, where he helped launch new areas and ministries. He’s a proud Wheaton College grad and earned his Master of Theology from Fuller Seminary. Jason and his wife, Melissa, live just north of Philly with their two kids, Emmett and Kinsley. He’s passionate about building relationships, encouraging generosity, and being part of something bigger than himself.
Join us on January 28, 2026