Tithe.ly

What if your church tools just... worked together? Tithely brings your entire ministry tech stack under one roof - no extra logins, no scattered systems, just one simple place built for the Church. ✅ All-in-one platform for giving, apps, websites, email, and more ✅ Built by pastors who know the daily demands of ministry ✅ Launch in minutes, with tools that are easy for your whole team to use Spend less time managing tech, and more time doing what matters most - ministry.

Controversial Pastoral topic: Automation vs Analog follow-ups Follow-up, care, prayer, birthdays, anniversaries—there are so many moments that matter in ministry. You could try to keep it all in your head or on scraps of paper, but the truth is: things slip through the cracks. Some might worry that using a reminder system or automation makes care less personal. But in reality, these tools don’t replace your heart—they support it. By automating what’s important, you create space to focus on people, show up consistently, and minister with greater presence.

One-click giving is as easy as it gets. It requires fewer steps than getting your wallet out to put paper money in an offering plate or basket. Seems crazy when you think about it! Grab your phone, open your giving app, click to give, done. What is your church doing to engage digital givers? It's not just "those young folks," it's your parents, too. 😇

Tithely Next just wrapped and it left me more inspired and energized than I have ever been. I’ve been a missionary, church planter, and pastor, and I’ve never seen church tech like this. 👉 Watch the recap: https://tithelynext.com/ Amazing job Tithe.ly!

We just unveiled some amazing things at Tithe.ly. By far one of the best new updates we talked about is Tithe.ly 3.0. It is the culmination of years of hard work and a desire to see church tech be simpler, smarter, and safer. Check it out.

A good coach is more than a teacher—they’re a trusted guide, a steady encourager, and sometimes even a quiet friend in the background. They take time to listen, really listen, and they see things in you that you might not yet see in yourself. Good coaches don’t just offer strategies; they walk with you through the hard stuff, celebrate the small wins, and gently nudge you forward when you feel stuck. Their goal isn’t to be the hero, but to help you become who God is calling you to be. We interviewed Jeremy Malick of Church Coach Ministries to gain insight into their mission to help churches grow and thrive. Follow the link to learn more.