Digital Ministry

When it comes to church management solutions, options abound. The volume of choices can make it difficult to determine which is the best fit.

Options, style of product and cost all have to be considered. With long standing providers, it's easy to miss new companies with their fresh approach and solutions.

With that in mind we have picked a few "newer "church software solutions. Each has a different approach and feature set, but they bring a common goal.

Making ministry easier for the local church.

The solutions, in alphabetical order, are...

Choosing a text-to-give service can be an intimidating process. Especially when you’re confronted with church board buy-in before you can opt-in, understanding potential sticking...

There is a growing trend of church mergers happening across the country. Nearly forty percent of the multisite churches in America today derive at...

One of the keys to online ministry is having a social media strategy. It can mean the difference between effective social interaction and virtual crickets. Developing...

When Jesus said “go and make disciples of all nations” his followers listened. And, we’ve been in the business of making disciples ever since. But in...

Summer gives us a chance to look ahead and dream about fall ministry opportunities. With ministries launching and school starting, your church needs to be ready. In today's world, every church needs a website. This is just a fact of today's society--the sooner you face that fact, the better. Many people visit a church's website before they ever even step foot in the door. That's why having a simple yet functional church website is necessary. Listed below, in alphabetical order, is a round-up of some of the top church website companies. Their focus is to serve the faith-based market, and they all do it well.

In the past 30 years, the way churches find, compare and distribute curriculum hasn't changed much. Learning styles have changed. Technology has grown. But,...

Promoting church events used to be expensive. Even half-price ads on the newspaper church page, which not even the church people read, takes a chunk...