As you clear out closets and storage rooms this spring, don't forget to look closely at your ministry technology, not just what you have stored in closets but what you are working with day-to-day. Outdated devices and software, even if they still "work,"  might seem harmless, but old technology can quietly put your ministry at risk.  

As Easter draws near, there’s a renewed excitement about gathering in worship, celebrating together, and embracing community. Some will return to cherished church traditions, while others may take this season as an opportunity to visit a new church for the first time. This presents a powerful opportunity for hospitality, making it more important than ever for churches to create a warm and inviting experience for every guest. 

Imagine waking up to find your church's donor records, member data, and internal communications compromised. The fallout wouldn't just disrupt ministry operations; it could also damage trust and jeopardize your church's mission. 

Cybersecurity threats are distressingly real, and protecting yourself can feel overwhelming. We get it. We really do. There are so many things you could be and should be doing to remain vigilant, but it can be difficult to know where to start.  But start we must.  No church can afford to allow confusion to keep it from taking appropriate measures to protect the members and the organization. 

Imagine having powerful tools to help create risk assessment plans, establish facility usage policies for church events, and develop leadership training guides, all while ensuring every detail aligns with your church's mission and vision. With AI, all of this and more is possible. 

Annual healthcare exams are vital for maintaining proper well-being. These check-ups allow healthcare professionals to assess your current health status and detect any potential issues early on.

After recently connecting with some of our wonderful church partners and asking how they are approaching the coming Christmas season, we are pleased to share eight unique and heartfelt ways that they are spreading Christmas cheer and engaging with their communities. 

Our friends at Kingsland Baptist Church in Katy, Texas, completed an expansion of its Special Needs ministry with the grand opening of Friends Ice Cream and Coffee.

Livestreaming worship services have transformed how many churches reach their congregation by enabling them to expand beyond the physical confines of their sanctuaries.

In today’s fast-paced church environments, reliable ministry support is vital to ensuring smooth operations and organizational success. Relying on a single individual to maintain any of these services poses a significant risk that can disrupt ministry activities and hinder service.