CapitalKingdom

Does your church have a ministry just for entrepreneurs?

If it's like most churches, it probably doesn't. This is a problem.

The solution: CapitalKingdom.

A CapitalKingdom is one where business operations and a Kingdom agenda are integrated. As both believers and entrepreneurs, authors Shinia Lambert and Ebony Todd enable entrepreneurs with faith to operate "by the Book." Networking is key in business, and many entrepreneurs have faith in God. CapitalKingdom provides entrepreneurs with steps to start a ministry that will surround them with other, likeminded entrepreneurs.

Lambert and Todd, authors of CapitalMom: A Firm Foundation for All Seasons of Mompreneurship, use their experiences as business attorneys, and successful business owners (of multiple businesses) to support other entrepreneurs. Shinia is an attorney, entrepreneur, author, speaker, podcaster, Bible study teacher, and transformative content creator. She is managing partner (with Ebony) of the award-winning law firm Jackson Todd & Lambert, PLLC, and host of the podcast "Rooted: Real People, Real Issues, Real Growth." Ebony is an attorney, veteran, award-winning public servant, associate municipal court judge, entrepreneur, and radio host of "Closing Statements with Ebony."

Their combined knowledge, skills, and mutual support have led them to extend the same to entrepreneurs everywhere.

CapitalKingdom is a 12-step devotional to help you develop your entrepreneurs' ministry plan, in partnership with God and others. You'll learn how to begin and develop your:

WHY: Values, Vision, and Mission

WHO: Community, Leaders, and Church Board

WHERE & HOW: Venue, Partnering, and Budgeting

WHAT & WHEN: Marketing, Meeting, and Timeline

Each daily devotional also includes a B2B: Bible verse, 2 acts of faith, and a blessing or prayer.

Just imagine if ministries for entrepreneurs were created all over the world. No doubt, we would see a real CapitalKingdom! If you're ready to get down to Kingdom business, begin your journey into CapitalKingdom today.