church tech

Whether you're producing a podcast based on sermons or other valuable content, this guide to start a podcast will give you a strong start. I've included my lessons learned and insider tips from producing my own podcast for the past 5 years.

Encouraging technology adoption among skeptical churchgoers can be complicated for any church. Users have varied experience, and even more varied reasons for their hesitancy. Some are total rookies, others don't see the benefits. Many are simply afraid of pushing the wrong button and "breaking" something, or worse – afraid of even trying something new.

While it’s easy to focus on attracting first-time guests, it’s also important to retain visitors and current members. Depending on the size of the...

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way people live, interact, and even how you communicate to your congregation. As masks have become in-vogue and...

There are several great ways for churches to use live audio streaming to advance their ministry and offer new services to their congregations.

As a church, you’ve probably seen the crazy spike in your attendance with new, old, and current Easter visitors on Easter Sunday. We’ve gathered the top ways to engage first-time church visitors on Easter.

To help church leaders compare options, we’re adding to our series of ChMS reviews. In this review, we take a look at Breeze Church Management Software.

When we think of ministry, we tend to visualize a pastor preaching a sermon or elders praying with someone at the altar. What doesn’t often come to mind are tasks like proper HVAC maintenance, developing procedures for children’s check-in, or paying the utility bills. However, these efforts help make Sunday services possible. It’s time to think of church operations as a ministry.