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What to Look for in Church Accounting Software in 2021

Churches have unique accounting needs, and unfortunately, most regular business accounting software can't handle those needs easily. Churches can get by using standard accounting packages like Quickbooks Online but using accounting software specifically

What’s New in FellowshipOne – Release 21.06

Here at FellowshipOne, we are passionate about empowering your church with our growing suite of ministry solutions. It is our privilege to serve as

Create an Effective Church Website by Asking These 5 Questions

Your church website is more than a calling card; it’s a window for the world to see all the good things your congregation is

FellowshipOne Product Release – Here’s What’s New!

Forms in FellowshipOne Giving just became a whole lot more powerful! Event Registration Submissions from Forms in FellowshipOne Giving now display in FellowshipOneLeverage the

3 Ways a Recurring Gifts Program Pays for Itself

One of the most powerful tools churches and ministries can implement is a recurring gift program. By encouraging congregants and supporters to give on

3 Ways to Ensure Success of Your Vacation Bible School

Vacation Bible Schools are a popular church outreach that not only draw children closer to their faith, but also allows parents to get to

How to Engage First-Time Church Visitors on Easter

As a church, you’ve probably seen the crazy spike in your attendance with new, old, and current Easter visitors on Easter Sunday. Whether it’s

Why Integrated Church Management Software Is What Your Church Needs

Every church has pain points. These areas seem to be hold-ups, areas of frustration, and mundane tasks that always take much longer than they

Start the New Year with Simple, Fully Integrated Church Management

Last year was a hard one for churches, but 2021 can be the year to turn things around—and there’s no better way to start

6 ChMS Features You Should Never Have to Pay Extra For

If you’ve ever found yourself wishing you had a little more time on your hands (or maybe 6 extra pairs of hands) to manage