Church Technology Trends 2026: How AI is Transforming Ministry

Dad told me they were tornado clouds. I was a kid in the 1960s when he uttered those words. I was too young to realize that we might be facing a potential threat. The technology that could confirm his prediction did not exist. I have vague memories of the clouds having a different tint than…

Is church transfer growth good, bad, or neutral? That’s a question I’ve heard countless times from pastors, church leaders, and concerned church members alike. And the truth is, the answer isn’t simple. Like many trends in church life, transfer growth has layers—some healthy, some unhealthy, and some just plain confusing. In the most basic sense,…

Heads up, because this one is sneaking up on people. Meta is rolling out a redesign of the Business Suite Planner, and it’s landing on accounts at different times. You might already have it, or you might log in next week and find your calendar looks nothing like it did. The rollout has been staged,…

Everyone could use another iPhone charging cable. If you rely on Apple devices daily, you know how essential it is to have reliable charger cords handy. Apple iPhone charger cords 6′ 10′ are especially important because they offer the perfect length for convenient charging whether you’re at home, in the office, or on the go….

Every pastor and ministry leader will tell you that volunteer recruitment is essential. They will also admit, with a degree of perplexity, that there are times when volunteer recruitment does not seem to be happening. Why is this the case? There may be various factors at play. One factor could be seasonal causes. For example,…

Hopefully, you will meet new people this week. One of the marks of a healthy church is a steady stream of new attendees. They might have come for any kind of reason—an outreach initiative, a special service or time of the year, or maybe just an invitation from a church member. Whatever the cause, they…