Membership, attendance, follow-up and communications in one place — for a single congregation or a national church with hundreds of assemblies, in your language, your currency and your own region.
Start your free trialMost church software assumes one building. ChurchConnect models national office → area → district → local assembly, at whatever depth you actually use, and shows each leader only their own branch. A single church skips all of it and runs on one level.
English, German, French and Spanish, in the app and in every email and text the system sends — each person picks their own. Prices are set per currency in pounds, euros, dollars and cedis rather than converted. Addresses follow the country: postcodes resolve to real towns where the data exists, ZIP codes where that is what people use.
A national church can have its own deployment: its own database, storage and domain, in the region it chooses. That matters legally as well as practically — a membership roll reveals religious belief, which GDPR and similar laws treat as a special category of personal data. Access follows your own hierarchy, sensitive actions are logged, and a full export is yours on request.
Four tiers by church size, starting at £59 · €69 · $79 · GH₵1,000 a month for up to 150 members, up to a denominational rate billed per assembly. Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial and no card.
Any. It is in daily use across Europe and built for churches whose members are spread across several countries — it handles their languages, their currencies and their address formats rather than assuming one country’s.
In the region you choose. A national church gets its own deployment — European churches are hosted in the EU — and can export everything at any time without a fee.
Yes — bulk import takes the spreadsheet you already keep, matches people who are already on file rather than duplicating them, and typically moves a few hundred members in minutes.