Fellowship One® Church Management Software Enables Churches of Any Size to Improve Effective Ministry, Administration and Community Engagement
DALLAS, TX – May 18, 2011 – Fellowship Technologies, a newly acquired business unit of Active Network and the developers of Fellowship One church management software, today announced a technology alliance with Church Multiplication Network (CMN), the church planting department for the Assemblies of God (AG).
CMN selected the Fellowship Technologies’ Fellowship One product to help its new church plants get established and grow their congregations. The web-based system allows a church of any size, from new church plants to multi-site mega churches, to be more effective in ministry, more efficient in administration, and to engage the community. New AG churches can start using the fully-hosted SaaS product for a nominal $250 set-up fee, which includes at no additional cost the first twelve months of access. CMN averages over 275 new church plants per year.
“The technology alliance with Fellowship Technologies is a great fit for CMN and addresses the needs of our national church member base with a feature-rich, attractively priced software option,” said Steve Pike, National Director for the Church Multiplication Network. “The ability to engage a new congregation in a timely and meaningful way, while employing the latest technology to streamline administrative duties is vital to any new church.”
“One of the first challenges churches leaders face in building a church is finding resources, both financial and personnel. We developed Fellowship One with a goal of helping churches of all sizes better leverage their resources and best serve the people in their communities,” said Jeff Hook, general manager of Fellowship Technologies. “Being able to collaborate with church leaders from the very beginning will be a great advantage, as we help them establish and strengthen their churches.”
Fellowship One is the leading 100% web-based church management software used by ministries around the world. The product now supports over 1,800 church and non-profit organizations. Fellowship One and related church management assets were acquired by Active Network from Dallas-based Fellowship Technologies L.P. in February 2011.
More information about Fellowship One and the free ‘Software for One Year’ program is available at www.fellowshipone.com/churchplants.
About Church Multiplication Network
The Church Multiplication Network collaborates with church multipliers to effectively equip, strategically fund and innovatively network new faith communities. CMN is the church planting arm of the Assemblies of God. The AG has been the largest international church planting movement over the last 20 years, now with more than 312,000 churches worldwide and has planted over 2,700 churches in America over the last 10 years. For more information about CMN visit www.ChurchMultiplication.net.
The Active Network, Inc.
The Active Network, Inc. is the leading provider of organization-based cloud computing applications serving diverse market segments including business events, community activities, outdoors and sports. Our technology platform, ActiveWorks®, transforms the way organizers manage their activities and events by automating online registrations and streamlining other critical management functions, while also driving consumer participation to their events. Our flagship media property, Active.com, is the leading online community for people who want to discover, participate in, and share activities about which they are passionate. Headquartered in San Diego, California since 1999, the company has over 25 offices worldwide. To learn more, visit us on the web at www.ActiveNetwork.com or www.Active.com.
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Mona Klausing, Active Network
Mona.Klausing@activenetwork.com
858-964-3813
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