Church Foundations and Its Management is a comprehensive guide for pastors, ministry leaders, and church planners who seek to build resilient, thriving, and self-sustaining churches rooted in biblical principles. The book focuses on the practical application of the five-fold ministry—apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors, and teachers—as outlined in Ephesians 4, providing step-by-step guidance on how each role contributes to spiritual growth, organizational health, and long-term sustainability. Through detailed chapters, the book explores church governance, strategic leadership, financial stewardship, and operational systems that enable churches to function efficiently while fulfilling their God-given mission. Readers learn how to structure ministries, develop leadership pipelines, foster congregational engagement, and implement accountability frameworks, ensuring that spiritual, administrative, and social dimensions work in harmony. Additionally, the book emphasizes future-focused planning, encouraging churches to adapt to cultural shifts, embrace technology, and create models that generate both spiritual and economic sustainability. By combining theological insight with practical management strategies, Church Foundations and Its Management equips leaders to cultivate churches that are spiritually vibrant, community-oriented, and capable of sustaining growth for generations. It is both a manual and a blueprint for transforming congregations into fully functioning, impactful centers of faith in the 21st century.