Membership, attendance, follow-up and communications in one place — priced in cedis, and built for the way a Ghanaian church is actually organised.
Start your free trialA national church here is not one congregation and not a list of branches: it is a headquarters over areas, over districts, over local assemblies. ChurchConnect models exactly that, at whatever depth you use, and each officer sees only their own branch — an area head their area, a presiding elder their assembly.
Prices are set in GH₵ for this market rather than converted from pounds at whatever the rate is this week: from GH₵1,000 a month for a church up to 150 members, with a per-assembly rate for a national church. Invoiced to the office that pays, annually or quarterly.
Check-in runs on a phone or a tablet at the door. Members get a portal and a digital membership pass on the phone they already have, and announcements go by SMS and WhatsApp as well as email — because that is where people actually read them.
Membership by assembly, attendance over time, growth by district — produced by the system instead of compiled by hand and sent up the hierarchy at the end of the quarter.
Yes — that is what it is built for. One national church already runs four areas and over a hundred local assemblies on it, with every officer scoped to their own branch.
No. Plans go by church size and a national church is billed per assembly, so every member and every leader who needs a login is included.
Yes — bulk import takes the spreadsheet you already keep, and recognises people already on file rather than duplicating them.