Church Management, Online Giving, & Ministry Resources

Song Selection: 6 Must-Ask Questions to Create a Worship Set

Creating a worship set every week is hard. Selecting the right songs can feel like a painstaking experience. Here's 6 must-ask questions to help you get ready.

Why Recurring Giving Matters (and 6 Ways to Increase Monthly Giving)

How to Live Your Life As a Gift

Brad Formsma, author of "I Like Giving," talks about the transformative power of living your life as a gift.

The Year-End Giving Playbook: 3 Strategies to Raise More Money

This week on Tithe.ly TV, Dean Sweetman and Frank Barry talk about year-end giving, and they share three strategies you can use to raise more money in your church.

Hello, Tithe.ly Church Management!

To help you manage your church, engage your congregation, and increase giving, we joined forces with Elvanto to create an all-inclusive online software solution.

Tithe.ly and Elvanto Join Forces (FAQ)

As you can imagine, we’re excited about the two companies coming together, but we also know that you will have questions or concerns.

6 Features to Consider When Choosing a Church Management Software

Need help picking the right church management software for your church? Here are six features you should look for.

How To Convince Your Pastor You Need Church Management Software

Here are practical and ethical ways you can convince your pastor to get on board the church management software (ChMS) train.

Stressed About Church Finances? 5 Ways You Can Find Relief

The unexpected expenses, mounting bills, or a decrease in giving is enough to make you feel like you’re carrying a 20-pound weight on your chest.

6 Great Ways to Stay in Touch with Your Church

To manage the life of your church, you need an all-in-one system to keep track of everyone.

15 Must-Use Apps and Tools for Pastors

In this post, we’re going to help you navigate more than 4 million apps available for iOS and Android devices.

How To Create Amazing Ministry Content

A behind-the-scenes look at a repeatable creative process that explains how focused research, disciplined routines, and intentional white space make it possible to create clear, compelling content, and even preach without notes.