If your church isn’t already offering the ability for your members to give online, you are most likely talking about it. The demand is rising as the habits of our culture change in relation to how we exchange money. (Some airlines are no longer accepting cash for snacks or beverages in flight.)

Below are five popular posts about online giving just in case you missed a few along the way:

The first time you introduced online giving to your church, you probably expected a mass shift of people to move from writing checks to giving online...immediately. After a few months or even a year, you realize only 5 to 15 percent of your total contributions actually come from online sources like automated bank drafts, debit cards, and credit cards.

The two most pressing realities of doing ministry in a small church setting are limited staff and limited time. Most small churches only have one full-time staff member while others can only afford a bi-vocational or part-time pastor.

The good news is ServiceU is helping streamline the event registration. While small church leaders might think online event registration is only something that larger churches can benefit from, the reality is that small churches have even more to benefit from offering the chance for others to register for ministry events online.

Maintaining a church calendar can be overwhelming, even for a church of one hundred people. Think about what it must be like for a church of one thousand members or more? When every church operated in similar fashion, people found a rhythm between Sundays, Wednesdays, and other service, learning, and worship opportunities throughout the week. Now every church has a slightly different schedule. And the more generations represented in your family, the more likely the complexity is magnified.