Resources

The holiday season is here, and with it, lots of opportunities for giving. Church attendees are ready and willing to support a campaign, but it's up to the leaders to communicate clearly and inspire participation. ​

Each year, YouVersion dives into the top data trends to highlight how God is moving through the app, and for 2022, Ukraine is one...

2023 promises to be an exciting year in church technology and ministry. New trends are emerging to increase the options for tools churches can use...

Your church attendees are no strangers to online shopping, payments and donating. Make their online giving experience as seamless as one-click Amazon purchases.

What tools do you use to manage the different ministry areas of your church? You might find that every ministry has different needs, which calls for different tools to track what needs to get done for each. Wouldn't it be great if you could find all those tools on the same platform? Here are 7 church management systems that let you do just that! These systems can also help you with online registration, making event planning and registration a breeze.

What’s the latest tech hack to greatly simplify church communications? QR codes. Instead of listing off announcements, directing people to a giving page, or manually sending texts—people just scan the code and that’s it. No app required and minimal setup on the backend. Here are some easy ways to implement them at your church.

Do you know what would be an effective upgrade to your domain name?  Kenny Jahng and DJ Chuang discuss some key questions: Why is upgrading your church's domain names a smart move? What's actually involved in switching domain names? Kenny and DJ run down a checklist of things you need to take care of and pay attention to regarding a successful domain name transition and upgrade. Have you considered changing your domain name? Now might be the right time to consider it or add a new one to your church communications repertoire.

For those of us in the church world, we know how much time and effort it takes to keep the constant production of content flowing for social media and church communications if you want to stay engaged with your community. What if there was technology to help our churches complete all this writing outside of leaning on church staff and trained volunteers?