Church Technology

  In 2025, technology isn’t just a helpful tool—it’s become an integral part of ministry. As someone who’s spent more time than I’d like to admit in both numerous staff meetings and deep in the weeds with complex software solutions, I know this transition can feel overwhelming. And if you’re a pastor reading this who

  Mention “two-way radio communication,” and people will likely think of the walkie-talkies they played with in childhood. They might imagine military personnel and law enforcement officers issuing orders via rugged handheld devices or units clipped on their shoulder lapels. They might not think of using two-way communication systems in a house of worship, but

  We’re living in a time where everything around us is shifting pretty quickly—from the tech we use every day to what people value most. How people spend money and what motivates giving looks different now from even just a few years ago. As we move forward, it’s important for churches to understand and adapt

  There is one theologian who has shaped my ministry more than any other, and she’s probably not who you would expect. She has red hair, an eclectic group of friends, and believes in music as an essential aspect of how we express our thoughts and feelings. Yes, I am talking about Ariel, from the

  Technology plays a crucial role in church operations by streamlining administrative tasks and facilitating seamless communication among leaders, members, volunteers, and staff. The development of church apps stands out as one of the most significant advancements in church technology. Church apps are revolutionizing the way churches manage volunteers and organize events. They offer a

  For a church community, the death of a beloved congregant is a significant event. These friends contributed to the church’s personality and spiritual fabric. To ensure their legacy endures, churches have various options for memorials. Creating tribute pages in the church directory is a meaningful way to honor people and keep their memory alive.

  In any religious community, communication plays a pivotal role in fostering connection, belonging, and participation. Whether you’re leading a large church or a small fellowship, the ability to engage with your congregation effectively is essential to maintaining unity, promoting growth, and ensuring everyone feels valued. From prayer requests to volunteer recruitment, the lines of

  Although there are church congregations that have remained smaller, big churches are becoming more and more common. These facilities, sometimes called “mega-churches,” may have multiple services per day for upwards of a thousand people during each time slot. Because of this, church security has become a bigger concern, especially when it comes to children’s

  By Russell St. Bernard How we worship has been fundamentally transformed. Hybrid worship, meaning online and in person, now provides congregants with greater access to and choices of places of worship. For pastors and faith leaders, one of the key takeaways is this: Hybrid worship is here to stay. Hybrid ministry existed before 2020,

  Faith and technology may seem worlds apart, but in the rapidly evolving digital landscape, they’re coming together in powerful ways. The church, a timeless institution, is now leveraging modern technology to foster divine connections and strengthen its outreach. The tool leading this revolution? Custom mobile apps for churches. In this comprehensive exploration, we delve