A Game Changer: Active Network Acquires Fellowship Technologies
Today probably marks the most significant event in ChMS history. This morning, Fellowship Technologies announced their acquisition by Active Network. Active Network is a SIGNIFICANT player in the non-profit space and has grown leaps and bounds since its beginning over 10 years ago. To give you an idea of the scale of Active Network’s operations, take a look at some stats:
- 45 million: The number of transactions processed in 2009 on Active Network systems.
2010 ChMS Comparison Guide
Each year, Nick Nicholaou with Ministry Business Services, Inc. takes on the daunting task of publishing a comparison guide of Church Management Software (ChMS) solutions. You will want to take note of the comments on this blog post that indicates Fellowship One and Arena’s absence from the list.… READ MORE
Podcast to Help You Discern Current News & Trends
Last fall, Dr. Albert Mohler began producing a audio series called The Briefing. The Briefing enables Christians to think Biblically by providing daily worldview analysis about the leading news headlines and cultural conversations. If you want the short and skinny on the latest headlines from a Christian perspective, I highly recommend you subscribe to this podcast.… READ MORE
Technologies for Ministry: Career Connections
Description: Career Connections is the Career Resource Ministry of Second Baptist Church. Career Connections provides support and encouragement in the form of workshops, online tools and resources to help form an effective action plan for starting your new career.… READ MORE
Technologies for Ministry: Livescribe SmartPen
Description: While you’re writing, the Livescribe Smartpen is remembering–linking everything you hear to everything you write. Later, simply tap on your notes to replay the recording. You can then upload your notes and audio to your computer, share it, search it and more.… READ MORE
About Equip Them
Equip Them focuses on technology as tools for evangelism and spiritual formation in the church and family. It is the personal blog of David Drinnon, pastor and Director of Information Technology and Websites at Second Baptist Church, Houston, TX. The opinions and views expressed on this site are his own and do not necessarily represent those of his church.
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