If your church is going to be moving your church chairs on a regular basis, you are going to need a way to do so easily and efficiently. Church chair trucks and/or church chair dollys are the most common way for doing so in our day. However, some church chair moving devices are not very easy or very efficient to
Most churches are using Church Management Software (ChMS or CMS). Some ChMS packages are robust while others are lacking. I’ve used ACS, FellowshipOne and Churchteams (this is the product our church now uses). Whatever Church Management Software you use, here are 6 functions I find indispensable: Online Small Group Search – Our church focuses heavily on discipleship in small groups
For many years the only assisted listening system (ALS) choice for churches were analog systems. Over recent years though digital assisted listening systems have become more and more popular and now most systems (some say as many as 80% of all systems) sold in the country are digital systems. But since churches today can still choose between digital assisted listening
Bottom Line: The Correll ST1872PX Seminar Table with Comfort Folding Legs may be the best overall value in its field on the market today! Pros: This table is manufactured in the United States, it is readily available for shipment in a good variety of quick-ship finishes, the ST1872PX features great leg room, the table is able to be shipped via
Which Church Assisted Listening Device is the best choice for your church? With all the manufacturers and importers of ALS today, why have we chosen to make available to churches at the savings we do the entire Gentner line of ALS? Here are the three primary reasons: Personal Experience: We have used Gentner ALS Systems ourselves! For many years we
Church leaders are constantly looking for the best software to manage their church databases and communications. The question many face is whether to pay for a commercial church management software (ChMS or CMS) or to use open source software. The open source software movement kicked off in the 1980s and paved the way for operating systems like GNU/Linux and internet
