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subject: Church Software - Because Every Organisation Can Run More Efficiently. [print this page]


Surprised that there is even such a thing as dedicated church software? Think about it for a minute. Why shouldn't there be? Churches are pretty similar to most other organisations and require the same management techniques and practices. Software can make the day to day running of a church far more efficient. Software packages are aimed at all of the different aspects of running a church. These include attendance, tithing, event management and church accounting.

Just like a regular business, a church needs to keep a close eye on its finances. It has money coming in, from donations and fund raising plus costs like maintenance and upkeep. Church accounting software is particularly useful when it comes to tax. Churches are essentially exempt from paying taxes, so they need an accurate and efficient way of tracking and managing the donations they receive from their congregation when it comes to tax time.

Tithing is a big part of church management. Church software comes in handy when trying to record all the tithes that are received. Accounts can be held for individuals or families for tax purposes. When it comes to the end of the financial year, the software can generate a report with this information for whoever requires it.

Tracking attendance is a real bonus. It's great to know who is attending church and when they are coming. By getting to know the congregation better, the pastoral team is better able to meet their needs should they require any special support or assistance.

Organising events is a big part of church life. Whether it's a group outing or a fund raising event, software helps with the planning to make sure they go as smoothly as possible.

Software really does have an important part to play in helping to run a church. Whether you need a package to manage something specific like accounts or a broader programme to handle management as a whole, there is a package available for your church.

by: james




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