ABOUT THE BOOK
The Third Conversion tells the story of Walt, a veteran fundraiser for a Christian nonprofit, mentoring Carl, an experienced fundraiser new to the ministry — and to Walt’s very different approach. Rooted in Martin Luther’s observation that “there are three conversions necessary for every man: the head, the heart, and the purse,” the novelette dramatizes what it looks like when a fundraiser’s methods are finally converted to match a heart already given to God. It’s the first in Rodin’s fiction trilogy, followed by The Million-Dollar Dime and The Seventh Key.
WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR
Written for development officers, fundraisers, and ministry leaders who sense a gap between how they raise money and what they believe about generosity. Told as story rather than straight theology, it’s especially suited to readers early in a fundraising career who want a “one-kingdom” theology — where Sunday convictions and Monday-through-Friday tactics are finally the same thing.
