Matthew 28:19-20 made us do it

Jesus gave His followers this command in Matthew 28:19–20, and we believe that calling extends to every opportunity and every tool available to us today

We are believers, and we understand that running a church involves much more than what happens during a service. There are members to connect with, events to organize, volunteers to manage, announcements to share, children to care for, and countless other responsibilities that happen behind the scenes. We know how much work goes into managing a church because we have experienced it ourselves. We also know that technology can sometimes make things more complicated instead of making them easier

Matthew 28:19–20 is why Digital Faithworks exists

Our primary focus is building software specifically for churches. We wanted to create a simple, centralized platform that brings the tools churches need into one place, helping them manage their day-to-day operations while keeping their members connected

We are not trying to replace the personal relationships and ministry that make a church a church. We want to handle the technology so churches can spend more time focusing on their people. We also understand that every church is different. A small local church may not have a dedicated IT team or the resources of a large organization. That should not mean they have to settle for outdated or difficult-to-use technology. We want to make useful, modern software accessible to churches of all sizes

At the end of the day, Digital Faithworks exists because we care about the Church and believe technology can be one small way to serve it. If our software can save a pastor some time, make a volunteer's job easier, help a member stay connected, or simply make running a church a little less complicated, then we believe we are accomplishing what we set out to do