What Is ChurchTechToday and What Can Readers Find on It?

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ChurchTechToday is a resource site for church technology, aimed at church leaders, tech staff, and volunteers. It publishes articles, reviews, news updates, and a podcast covering worship services, digital ministry, church online, live streaming, online giving, websites, social media, ChMS, and more. If you want practical guidance on running technology in a church setting, it is built for that audience.

What the site covers

The site organizes its content around the technology decisions churches actually face. Its topic areas include:

  • Worship services — online Sundays, live streaming, audiovisual, and Christmas services
  • Digital ministry — church online and general digital outreach
  • Communication — email and text
  • Media — graphics and video
  • Social media
  • KidMin
  • Management (ChMS) — church management software
  • Online giving
  • Websites
  • Podcasting
  • AI for churches
  • Staff and volunteers

Alongside these, it carries broader sections such as Bible tech, Bible study, leadership, reviews, software, mobile, and news and updates.

What kinds of content you will find

The site mixes several formats rather than sticking to one:

  • Articles and explainers on specific problems, such as why a church website gets traffic but no new connections, or how to repurpose a sermon.
  • Reviews and roundups, for example presentation remote clickers or online giving software services.
  • News and market updates on church tech.
  • A podcast (CTT Podcast).
  • Sponsored and partner content, which is labeled as such.
  • A monthly resource, such as a free eBook.

A representative example from the site is the article on why a church website gets traffic but no new connections. Its argument is that visitors lack a small next step: offer a free resource in exchange for an email address, then follow up automatically. That is the style of practical, action-oriented advice the site tends toward.

Who it is for

The content assumes you are making or influencing technology decisions for a church. That includes:

  • Church leaders evaluating tools or strategy
  • Technical staff running streaming, websites, or systems
  • Volunteers handling media, social media, or communications

If you are looking for general consumer tech coverage, this is not that. If you need to choose giving software, plan a livestream, or figure out how to get more from your sermon content, the topic list maps directly onto those tasks.

How to use it

Because the site spans reviews, news, and how-to articles, the most efficient approach is to go straight to the topic area matching your decision. For a software choice, start with the reviews and roundups. For a recurring problem like low website conversion, start with the digital ministry articles. For keeping current, the news and market updates section and the podcast cover ongoing changes. Note that sponsored content appears in the mix, so treat those pieces as promotional rather than independent.