Money Legacies

Each of us has a personal money story developed early in life and stemming from the ways in which our family of origin viewed money.
This legacy shapes our attitudes about money even as we mature, including how we spend it, save it, and give it away. Consequently, our childhood often determines our approach to money during our entire lives. Donald Romanik helps readers discover the consequences of that money legacy, for individuals and for the churches and other organizations to which they belong.