Using technology to enhance, not replace, the church experience
TECHNOLOGY Thursday, September 1st, 2011Tulsa church develops its own app for communication with members — and offers it without charge to other churches.
Tulsa church develops its own app for communication with members — and offers it without charge to other churches.
Church For All Nations is multisite and interstate in using technology to serve its members.
For all healthy, growing churches, the process of proactively connecting with first-time visitors is absolutely essential.
When four-year-old The Community Fellowship Church in Collinsville, VA, began looking to implement a church management system for its growing congregation
Mobile giving technology at The Rock Church enables givers to donate any amount from their phones.
A new generation of software makes collecting and using data so much easier.
Churches use social media platforms to enhance communication among congregrants.
In scripture, the concept of making things easier, safer and generally better is often captured with the image of making straight paths for your feet
After 14 years in IT work with a megachurch, Mike Gold decided to put his practical, hands-on experience to work for a leading corporate firm where he can work with dozens of megachurches.

Although you have probably heard the word Twitter many times, chances are that it remains an abstract concept in your mind. So let’s begin by first describing what it is and then we’ll look at how churches like yours are embracing this tool as a means to connecting with their followers.
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