Church Posting
Church software, reviewed
What a church buys, and the tools inside each one. Every figure here came off the vendor's own page and carries the date a person read it. Where a vendor publishes no price, or we have not verified one, the row says so and prints no number.
The categories
What a church is buying
Each page opens with what to demand in writing before money moves, then names the tools with the fit, the failure, and the price.
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Run the church
Church management systems
The membership roll, households, attendance, groups, check-in, and volunteer scheduling in one system.
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Money
Giving platforms and church accounting
Online giving, fund accounting, donor statements, and the fees between a gift and the bank.
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Sunday
Service planning and presentation
The order of service, the charts, the rehearsal schedule, the screens, and the CCLI record.
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Talk to your people
Church texting, email, and social scheduling
Getting a cancelled service, a death in the congregation, or a Sunday notice in front of people who need it.
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Study and preach
Bible study and sermon preparation software
Original languages, the commentary shelf, and the road from a passage to a finished sermon.
The rule
Why these and not others
A bucket exists here when three things are true: a church makes one purchase decision inside it, at least three tools can be named that a church can sign up for today, and we can print what each of them costs or say plainly that the vendor publishes no price.
Giving and accounting were two pages until we applied that rule to our own work. A church does not solve the money problem twice; the processor and the ledger are one decision with two invoices, so they are one page now. When a new decision clears the bar, a bucket gets added. Nothing sits here to fill out a grid.
If you run something we have not named, or you have a bill that contradicts a price on one of these pages, send it to us. A dated invoice beats anything a marketing page says.
Free from us
Take these before you buy anything
Bulletin and announcement wording, social caption starters, and the liturgical calendar, all free to read and reuse in your own church. Open the page and take what you need.