Empowering Churches for Faithful & Effective Fruitbearing
These are exciting and busy times for ChurchTech. We are 6 months into a major update of Fruitbearing Congregational Health Assessment. New books are in the pipeline. New conferences are being scheduled. All of which were due to be launched with a new website in November. And then, the world discovered a multiple vulnerability crisis in the PHP systems which undergird roughly ⅔ of global business websites. Safety was one of the motivations for our new site - but the timetable was rather inconvenient. So, out of an abundance of caution, we are prematurely launching our new website - with most of the cool new features disabled. Thank you for your patience!
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WELCOME TO CHURCHTECH — We are pleased to have the opportunity to serve your congregation! Welcome to the home of ChurchTech.com Analytics!
All organizations that care about their goals and work seek a variety of ways to be accountable, to learn from their history, and to function more effectively.
Churches, in particular, have a heightened need for assessment. First, because their work is of eternal consequence and the Holy Scriptures indicates a great imperative for bearing fruit. Second, because the interaction of many voluntary individuals with overlapping goals and priorities make institutional self-awareness nearly impossible without aid. Third, because the “output” of congregational work is vastly more difficult to measure or track than are the outputs of manufacturing, services, or most other non-profits.
ChurchTech has been using technology to help churches be more effective at carrying out the Great Commission since 1990. We have served thousands of churches in dozens of countries representing a broad spectrum of denominations and traditions.
Computers in the Church was an early provider of conferences on technology topics for congregations. With time, the name morphed to Computers and Technology for the Church and, eventually, the simple ChurchTech.
IIP = (Intentional Interim Pastorate) a contracted term as the primary pastor of a church in transition with a contract stipulating particular transition goals. NOT the same as a "try-before-buy" convertible term call!
Intentional interim experience including: long-tenure retirement, pastoral death, financial misconduct, severe conflict, change of polity, and more.