Whether your congregation is large or small, young or well-established, you are using technology as a tool for ministry. Technology is part of our everyday lives – and our spiritual lives are no...

Virtual Ministry Assistants provides administrators and information technology experts to aid in a range of tasks, including worship setup, website maintenance, and logging financial...

Legal and financial experts at Christianity Today offer this solid primer on best policies and procedures for U.S. congregations. Topics include employees and volunteers living in a world of mobile...

This book provides perspective on social media from the viewpoint of Martin Luther and how congregational leaders can make sense out of new platforms like Twitter and Facebook.

This excellent hearing loop resource is a service of Hope College. Its purpose is to provide a public service to institutions, including congregations, with comprehensive information regarding...

The target audience for this online community of IT professionals includes congregation information technology staff and IT professionals who volunteer for their congregation. The website...

Software Advice™, a Gartner company, claims to be “the world's leading information technology research and advisory company.” The company can offer free consultation and recommendations to buyers,...

This book draws upon the expertise of a web usability professional and provides instructions on how to make a website as user-friendly as possible, with examples.

This website views technology as a vehicle for congregations to communicate and also shares the latest tips and advice for practitioners.

“Connected - Lifelong - Interactive - Holistic”. These are a few of the descriptors for the ecosystem of faith formation imagined by researcher and teacher, John Roberto. Drawing upon years of...