Church Management

Whether you are hoping to convert from one software system to another, or even trying church
software for the first time, you probably know by now that it takes a lot of planning and consideration ...Read More

Whether you are hoping to convert from one software system to another, or even trying church
software for the first time, you probably know by now that it takes a lot of planning and consideration
before you and your church finally decide. This article outlines a list of the eight most important questions to ask in order to find the best fit for your church needs.

Choosing to expand your church’s worship space is an exciting prospect that will revolutionize the ways you can serve your community.

With all of the options made available by the proliferation of ...Read More

Choosing to expand your church’s worship space is an exciting prospect that will revolutionize the ways you can serve your community.

With all of the options made available by the proliferation of the Internet and new technologies, expansion is no longer limited to a simple increase in physical worship space. Congregations can now stream video of services and seminars, enabling them to communicate their message to a greater audience without having to lay even a single new brick.

Discover the four “new rules” for church expansion. Learn how the solidification of your church’s ministry and the comprehension of the needs of the community surrounding your church can enable you to spread the message in in an enriched way.

Cleanrooms, as well as any modular environment where attempts are made to keep airborne contaminants, temperature, relative humidity, differential pressure, static electricity and other factors under ...Read More

Cleanrooms, as well as any modular environment where attempts are made to keep airborne contaminants, temperature, relative humidity, differential pressure, static electricity and other factors under strict control, come in many shapes and sizes. Whether discussing hard- or softwalled or any of the other types of cleanroom, one thing is certain – it is virtually impossible to construct and maintain a completely contaminant-free environment, as long as personnel are working in it. There is no perfectly clean cleanroom; there are only levels of acceptable cleanliness.