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Online Giving: How to Increase Generosity This Easter

Easter is full of fun and exciting traditions and experiences. All the chocolate and candy help to sweeten it even more! But more importantly

Benefits of Accounting in a Complete Church Management System

Managing the details of church and ministry can take a significant amount of time. If the administrative software and tools are integrated and all work together within

Make the Most of Your Church Mobile App

In today's world, your church needs a mobile app to reach 85% of people where they live 57% of the time. The powerful features and low entry

Free Worship Planning with Your Church Management Software

Your church management solution just got more powerful! Your ChMS now integrates with WorshipPlanning—an easy-to-use, intuitive tool that makes it quick to organize, plan,

5 Ways to Improve Your Church Newsletter

For decades, churches have created weekly or monthly bulletins to share upcoming events with attendees. While printing and mailing have risen in cost, the

5 Kinds of Social Media Posts that Increase Engagement for Churches

Churches can harness the power of social media to reach both members and nonmembers, taking advantage of social media’s ability to engage with people

4 Components of Church Newsletters that Engage Readers

Church newsletters are a useful tool that keep your members engaged and informed, and email newsletters, especially, are cost effective and useful since they

4 Indisputable Reasons You Need a Church Newsletter

Email newsletters are a must for every church. These vital communication devices provide a quick and easy way to reach regular attendees and those

10 Classic Fall Festival Games Your Church Will Love

Are you ready to start planning your church’s Fall Festival? If so, why not look to the past for some inspiration. Your members are

4 Crucial Reasons Your Church Should Use Hashtags

When it comes to using social media, many churches toss posts out into the wild, hoping people will find and interact with them. But