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ChurchTechToday
Free articles on church tech and communication: websites, giving, social media, AI and software roundups, with new posts each week.
- Price
- Free to read
- Free option
- Yes
- Works on
- Web
- Learning curve
- Easy
The short answer: is ChurchTechToday right for your church?
ChurchTechToday is a free website covering church technology and communication, from websites and online giving to AI and social media. It's best for pastors and communicators who want a quick roundup before choosing software. The catch: it also sells sponsored content, so treat reviews as a starting point and check the vendor's own site.
Who ChurchTechToday is for
Great for
- Pastors and admins comparing software before a decision
- Communicators who want a quick read on AI tools for ministry
- Small teams without a tech person to ask
Skip it if
- Production volunteers who need audio, lighting or camera help. A church production magazine goes deeper.
- Anyone who wants neutral, ad-free reviews. Check vendor sites and ask churches that use the tool.
How churches use ChurchTechToday
Choosing a giving platform
Read the giving platforms roundup to build a shortlist before you book demos with vendors.
Repurposing the sermon
Use the sermon repurposing and Reels guides to plan how Sunday's message becomes clips and posts through the week.
Setting an AI policy
Start with the AI safety article for church leaders when staff ask which AI tools they're allowed to use.
Getting started with ChurchTechToday
- 1
Browse the Digital Ministry topic page for websites, email, social media and giving.
- 2
Read the AI for Churches section before your next staff meeting about AI.
- 3
Add the site's RSS feed to your reader so new posts come to you.
Pros and watch-outs
What we like
- Free to read with no account
- New posts several times a week in October 2026
- Covers software, websites, giving, social media and AI
- Roundups make it quick to build a shortlist
Watch out for
- Sponsored content sits alongside editorial posts
- Less depth on audio and lighting than production sites
ChurchTechToday FAQ
Is ChurchTechToday free?
Yes. All articles are free to read without an account.
Who runs ChurchTechToday?
It's operated by Kenny Jahng, its editor-in-chief.
Is ChurchTechToday still active?
Yes. It published several new posts in October 2026, the latest on October 13.
Are ChurchTechToday reviews sponsored?
Some content is. The site sells advertising and sponsored posts and has a Sponsored category, so check the label before relying on a review.
