Faithlife’s Integrated Ministry Platform

Software That Thinks Like a Church

If you’re reading this page, you probably work for a church. And if you’ve been working for a church for any prolonged amount of time, it’s likely you’ve experienced the pain of piecing together lots of different technology solutions to help manage the everyday work of running a church.

While it’s true there are many great church software solutions out there filling specific gaps, most churches are still using a hodgepodge of platforms that may or may not have been built for churches and that certainly don’t play nicely with one another. In addition to keeping track of multiple logins and passwords, church staffers are often doing duplicate—even quadruple—the admin work they should. And ultimately, it’s the congregation and greater community that suffers the most because more admin work pretty much guarantees less time for ministry.

Fundamentally, the churches we work with talk about three very specific goals:

1. • Preaching the gospel faithfully to those who do and don’t already know Jesus
2. • Engaging and discipling the local body of believers
3. • Equipping those believers to reach more people for Christ

These may sound like simple goals, and that’s because they are. They’re very basic and foundational to churches all over the world. However, this isn’t easy work, and you (of all people) know it.

The reality is the Church has been doing this work long before modern technology ever existed. So, no, the gospel doesn’t need church software to be effective. But if a church wants to learn how to do this work at scale (that is, discipling many people at once), technology can help—specifically if it’s technology that actually “thinks like a church.”