Embracing IT Church Management Systems: A Guide for Seamless Transition
In today’s digital age, information technology has proven to be an essential tool for enhancing efficiency, communication, and overall administration within organizations, including churches. Integrating IT church management systems can seem overwhelming, particularly for non-IT savvy members. Where do we begin? Which church management system should we implement? What even is a church management system?… Continue reading
3 Proven Follow-Up Strategies To Keep CEO (Christmas & Easter Only) Christians Staying Within Your Church Doors
It is proven that Easter is the most attended church service in a year! The “CEO Christians”, who only attend church on Christmas and Easter will be sure to make an appearance. With that, we get this one chance to get these people into our doors. My only caution to churches is this – spend… Continue reading
How ACTS Transformed Church Management for Pentecostals of Sydney
We’re excited to shine the spotlight on Greg Hackathorn, Church Administrator of the Pentecostals of Sydney and his experience using ACTS. Greg struggled to find a system that met his church’s unique needs until he discovered ACTS. Over the last 4 years, ACTS has enabled him to streamline communication, track guest processes, small group operations,… Continue reading
4 Leadership Qualities to Look For
Do you know how to identify leaders in your church? This is one of the struggles of Pastors today. There is a fear of putting up a novice before his time or a charismatic leader gone rogue. If only choosing leaders were as easy as looking out for a neon sign. In my years of… Continue reading
Child Neglect in the Local Church
If you are a parent, you will know how thrilling and tiring having a newborn is. From the first moment you lay eyes on them, you are in awe of this new life. You do all you can to make sure the baby is safe and comfortable. The thought of leaving a newborn baby to… Continue reading
The World Needs Good Bread
By current church growth measures, Jesus was a failure. He had attracted a crowd of over 3,000. But with one message about the cross, His audience shrank to twelve. The disciples watched Jesus feed the multitudes and saw Him walk on water. Needless to say, they must have felt pretty good about choosing to follow… Continue reading