Here Comes Summer – Five Steps to Get Your Communications Plans Ready Your Easter Sunday services took hours of planning, organizing, and preparation, and now that they’re over, it’s time for—more planning, more organizing, and more
FellowshipOne Team Gathers for Training and Team Building Last month, we had the opportunity to gather the entire FellowshipOne family together at our headquarters in Dallas for a chance to hear from
Planning an Effective Church Budget: Budget Approved, Now What? A guest blog from the accounting team at PSK. 4 Strategies for Following Through 1. Have a strong platform in place that includes: +
Cross Functional Teams This week we hear from one of FellowshipOne's most experienced employees, Matthew McMaster. My name is Matthew McMaster and I have been an Implementation
Special Emergency Communications Offer for Churches, Schools and Businesses Impacted by Hurricane Harvey First and foremost, our family at FellowshipOne would like to extend our thoughts and prayers to the families, churches, and communities during this life-changing
Fellowship Community Church: Removing data silos and improving member care Jim Diercks followed a career in the United States defense industry by taking a lead volunteer role with the 1,300-member, two campus church. At
Grow and Empower Community with Small Groups Software Churches often rely on volunteers to manage and report on the groups in their care. Some churches have hundreds, or even thousands, of groups
Who Are Your Super Greeters? Ideally, everyone is part of the welcome team. Leadership must communicate clearly and regularly to the congregation that everyone is a host, not a
Small Groups Summer Refresh Summer is when many ministries of your church may switch gears and do things differently. Here are a few ways that summer can be
Creating a Connecting Culture Pastors often ask us (and themselves), “How do I know my people are connecting?” Great question! It’s actually one that can be taken a