Start by emailing Dr. McIntosh at the CGN office to discuss your needs. There are several options for a consultation. Dr. McIntosh will help you determine the right option to fit your needs and budget.

Consultations are available from one day up to several years. The investment ranges from as low as $500 to as high as $16,000 depending on the time required to complete the consultation, travel away from the CGN office, and travel expenses.

The median investment for a three-day consultation is between $6,000-$7,500 for the complete package. Please call Dr. McIntosh to discuss your needs and the various options.

We offer a variety of resources including articles, books, and workshops designed to help churches grow and thrive. Our materials cover topics like leadership development, community outreach, and church administration.

Yes, we offer several free articles and tools to help you get started on your church growth journey. Visit our Newsletter section to access these materials.

Coaching is a personal conversation with Dr. McIntosh, most often conducted once a month for a designated period. It might be a one-time phone call where you share a concern and get his advice. Or it might be a monthly call for a year or more where he assists you to develop your thinking or skill in a special area of life or ministry.

The first coaching session is 90 minutes in duration and your investment is $90. Each subsequent coaching conversation is one hour for $90. Please call Dr. McIntosh at no charge to discuss the options and your desires.

Yes. Many churches find a basic consultation meets their needs. It involves a demographic study of the church’s community and the completion of a short questionnaire.

The consultant then visits your church from Friday through Sunday to interview leaders, analyze church facilities, investigate the community, and observe the worship services.

A full report with recommendations for future health and growth is provided.

Of course. Personal coaching is available in person, by phone, or via video.