Digital Ministry

In an age where convenience is king, the world of Television streaming services continues to grow in popularity. There are a number of popular...

If your church is like most, keeping track of everyone’s information is more than one person can handle. Keeping a church running smoothly can require a massive amount of data, from addresses and birthdays to giving records and volunteer schedules. Make sure to look for these 5 features when selecting church management software.

How can you use technology to help a new believer start their journey of faith? An in-person interaction has its benefits. You can establish a comfortable connection through a face-to-face conversation with someone who is starting their journey. Yet, how do you help them take their first step once they leave the church building that Sunday? Use a church management system to continue communicating with the new believer. Swipe to learn how!

The convenience of texting is undeniable. Texting is a more intimate form of communication than email, and churches can find it especially effective at...

Listen in as Kenny Jahng strikes up conversations about the current and future state of digital ministry. Each episode brings you insights and experiences, like how to design an excellent online experience, whether or not your church’s identity matters, and how to strategize your church’s online service, just to name a few.

Every year, we take more and more photos of weekly services, events, and facilities to showcase our church in a digital age. This mass of photos easily becomes an ominous, disorganized folder on a desktop. The solution is to build a comprehensive, organized library of the images taken at your church.

Did Christmas sneak up on you? Not sure what to post to invite people to your Christmas Eve and Christmas Day services? Posting a...

From audio to video to lighting, it’s all too easy for the production to override the worship. Musician and producer, Jon Steingard, shares advice for the tech crew. Based on his experience on the stage and in the tech booth, Jon offers four pieces of advice for people who keep things running during the worship service.