The Google Maps Distance Matrix API
The Google Maps Distance Matrix API provides a service that allows you to compute travel distances and times between multiple origins and destinations. It calculates the time and distance it takes to travel between various points, which can be based on different modes of transportation (e.g., driving, walking, bicycling, or public transportation) Continue reading
How ACTS Transformed Church Management for Pentecostals of Sydney
We’re excited to "shine" the spotlight on Greg Hackathorn, Church Administrator of the Pentecostals of Sydney and his experience using ACTS. Greg struggled to find a system that met his church’s unique needs until he discovered ACTS. Over the last 4 years, ACTS has enabled him to streamline communication, track guest processes, small group operations, Continue reading
Qualifications of an IT champion
A champion should possess a unique blend of technical, interpersonal, and leadership skills to drive the effective adoption of an IT church management system. Here are some key qualifications to consider when identifying a suitable champion for your church: Continue reading
Embracing IT Church Management Systems: A Guide for Seamless Transition
In today’s digital age, information technology has proven to be an essential tool for enhancing efficiency, communication, and overall administration within organizations, including churches. Integrating IT church management systems can seem overwhelming, particularly for non-IT savvy members. Where do we begin? Which church management system should we implement? What even is a church manage... Continue reading
Technology Is A Double Edged Sword
Is technology a snare or a catalyst to the church today? Technology has no doubt benefited the church greatly. This was especially evident during the pandemic years. We couldn’t go to church, but we could bring church to people. Without it, the lost would have been unimaginable. But there is still an apprehension about technology. Continue reading
Technology Is Replacing the Church
Two and a half years later, we are finally getting back into the rhythm of face-to-face gatherings. Yet many still choose to participate virtually. Video conferencing, audio calls, text messaging and livestream were life-sustaining during the pandemic. In those limited circumstances, what we had was very good. Many even testified of the ‘harvest’ of new Continue reading