Ministry Tech Leaders
Administration
Post COVID-19: Is the Church Collection Plate a Thing of the Past?
Long before the pandemic hit, many churches in America had already shifted to online giving, so when the lockdown began, the lack of physical attendance had little impact on their donations. What is happening to the church collection plate?
Ministry Tech Leaders
Summer Vacation? Use Tech to Supplement Your Ministry
Many churches have themes over summer vacation, but fail to use all the technology at their disposal to connect the theme with those around them.
Articles for Small Group Leaders
Technology in Small Groups – Is Google Attending Your Meeting?
Voice assistants can help with researching topics or getting definitions of words, record lists and notes, or even read Bible passages for the group. But there is also a downside to using this kind of technology in small groups.
Ministry Tech Leaders
Over 2,000 Churches Trust Together+ to Engage Their Members
Together+, powered by aware3, helps church members become active, generous participants through 4 easy-to-use tools.
Ministry Tech Leaders
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Sound Techs
How well we work determines the results of our work. Here are habits all sound techs need to adopt and develop.
Articles for Outreach & Missions
Online Church Events Are Here to Stay — 3 Keys to Success
The entire world is figuring out how to work more online, and while some of us have been leading online church events for ten plus years, many churches are experiencing this new online reality for the first time.
Ministry Tech Leaders
Livestream Worship Services and the Power of Close Ups
With the explosion of filmmakers, social influencers, livestream worship services, and YouTube producers these days, when it comes to shooting video, there appears to be a significant lack of understanding the power of a close up.
Ministry Tech Leaders
SentinelOne Control’s Anti-Malware Employs AI to Sense Zero-Hour Threats
My firm, MBS, recently changed its anti-malware spec to a solution called SentinelOne Control because it appears to be the strongest protection against ransomware and all other forms of malware.