Church Management Software
A very good article over at Church Tech Matters talks about church managment software packages that are well known in some respects and not so much in others. For many churches, making the call that they can go digital is one thing, but then having some kind of foundation and system in place is another. Do check out this article if you are a tech decsion maker and your church is looking for a soltion that a bit more than little Jonny needs some web dev experience (not a knock, but professional suites offer a ton of advantages short and long-term).
ChMS is something that is a mystery to some and at the same time, becoming more well known. There are the known, big players, like ACS, Shelby and Fellowship and there are also many other less known players that may or may not be worth your time. The challenge here is how to know what the right choice is for your church.
The key in that last sentence is ‘for your church’. Clearly, there are many products available that would be a good choice for many churches, but every church is different and has different needs and oftentimes, budget is the deciding factor.
If you have the budget for this kind of thing, then that’s great, but what I hear more often than not is how can we jump in there with our small, limited budget or no budget? It still depends on what factors are important to your church and how much money you are willing/able to throw at it. It’s not a cookie cutter solution.
Read the rest at Church Tech Matters.
ChMS is something that is a mystery to some and at the same time, becoming more well known. There are the known, big players, like ACS, Shelby and Fellowship and there are also many other less known players that may or may not be worth your time. The challenge here is how to know what the right choice is for your church.
The key in that last sentence is ‘for your church’. Clearly, there are many products available that would be a good choice for many churches, but every church is different and has different needs and oftentimes, budget is the deciding factor.
If you have the budget for this kind of thing, then that’s great, but what I hear more often than not is how can we jump in there with our small, limited budget or no budget? It still depends on what factors are important to your church and how much money you are willing/able to throw at it. It’s not a cookie cutter solution.
Read the rest at Church Tech Matters.
posted by Antoine @ 7/30/2006 11:50:00 PM
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