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April 2006 - Posts

• Is your church management system optional? (Part 2)

  A fundamental building block that will allow a church to better care for its people is better quality information. However, if the church’s ministries are allowed to NOT use the church management system and its underlying database of people, they Read More... Posted Wednesday, April 26, 2006 11:43 AM by Jeff Hook | 0 Comments | Filed under: Church Management Systems, ChMS, Data Quality, Process

• Is your church management system optional?

  I have been working with churches and their church management systems for nearly three years and one of the things that I find interesting is the fact that for some churches the ministries use of the central database is optional! The reasons vary from: Read More... Posted Sunday, April 23, 2006 11:42 AM by Jeff Hook | 0 Comments | Filed under: Church Management Systems, ChMS

• Passive or Active Assimilation – What does your church practice?

  I was visiting with a customer recently and we were talking about their church’s philosophy on getting people involved in the church. During the conversation it became clear to both of us that, although their church offered many opportunities to Read More... Posted Saturday, April 15, 2006 11:41 AM by Jeff Hook | 0 Comments | Filed under: Process, Giving, Assimilation

• Is this your church without Fellowship One? Want to know what it can be?

  This is a great story by someone who evidently goes to a church without Fellowship One. It is a story about The Church with the T-Rex in its lobby. Would someone attending your church have a similar experience? Many times we are so familiar with our church Read More... Posted Wednesday, April 05, 2006 11:40 AM by Jeff Hook | 0 Comments | Filed under: Church Management Systems, Fellowship One, ChMS, Close the Back Door