Software Overview Video
In this video we will discuss some key features of One Church Software. This video provides just a brief overview of our software.
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95 Network
One Church Software is excited to announce our ministry partnership with the 95 Network. The 95 Network focuses on connecting small and mid-size churches to BIG resources, by providing content, conferences, and grant funds for coaching and consulting. This organization is led by a team of phenomenal pastors who have years of experience and success […]
4 Things Churches Must Get Right with Digital (pt 4) – Social Media
Obviously, there are many different ways churches can communicate with their members and communities. Years ago, churches all published newsletters. Churches also had bulletins that dumped a lot of content and information on members and visitors each Sunday. With technology, churches have migrated to e-mail newsletters. The invention of Facebook and Twitter has given churches […]
4 Things Churches Must Get Right with Digital (pt 3) – E-Giving
The person who sows sparingly will also reap sparingly, and the person who sows generously will also reap generously. Each person should do as he has decided in his heart—not out of regret or out of necessity, for God loves a cheerful giver. And God is able to make every grace overflow in you, so […]
4 Things Churches Must Get Right with Digital (pt 2) – Mobile
How much time each day do you think the average American spends on his/her mobile device? Not talking, but actually consuming content? Take a guess. According to a recent report by eMarketer, people spend 4 hours and 40 minutes each day on their mobile devices. 2 hours and 21 minutes of that time is in […]
4 Things Churches Must Get Right with Digital (pt 1) – Website
You have between five and 10 seconds to get people focused on who you are and what you are all about. That’s right – between five and 10 seconds. Just to put things into perspective, Krispy Kreme recommends you warm its glazed donuts in the microwave for eight seconds for that “hot donuts now” experience. […]
