Comments on: Church Apps – Passing Fad or Next-Gen Necessity?

By: apkhack reviews

apkhack reviews — Sun, 18 Nov 2018 23:00:29 +0000

For the purposes suggested (connect to ministries, showcase messages and upcoming events) I’d just do a mobile version of our website, which a) already does all that, b) doesn’t require a creating a separate application, second set of content and require supporting yet another set of content.
Don’t get me wrong, I think mobile apps have their place, but if we’re going to ignite interest we have to communicate a lot better vision for the potential uses.

By: Jacob McMillen

Jacob McMillen — Tue, 28 Mar 2017 00:38:33 +0000

Great points! I think it really depends on the congregation. I’ve seen it be a huge success and a colossal failure. Typically though, it’s only a failure when the church shells out a lot of cash on building the app.

Here’s a good guide to building/launching one cheaply for anyone wanting to test this out without spending a lot of money: http://clk.im/bfcom

By: Kevin

Kevin — Fri, 08 Apr 2016 02:24:26 +0000

Hello everyone. We have made an app called Bible Bookshelf for iPad and it is a great way for kids to learn the stories of the Bible. We feel it is important for kids to learn these great stories young to help build and increase faith in God. Please check it out here:

It is free to download and we are adding more books and updating the app to make it better very soon. We know you will love it and so will your child! We appreciate your support of our app!

By: parasher

parasher — Wed, 21 May 2014 07:54:53 +0000

Church App — this is really a new app i have ever see.. i will try it
thanks for sharing.. 🙂

By: webtech

webtech — Fri, 27 Dec 2013 11:36:18 +0000

It is excellent to see that many cellular app growth organizations are growing out with creating Chruch applications as their foundation. These types of app would be excellent help for those who desired to be linked with their group individuals.

By: PaulSteinbrueck

PaulSteinbrueck — Wed, 27 Nov 2013 17:40:01 +0000

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By: [removed]

[removed] — Fri, 15 Nov 2013 07:24:00 +0000

Nice post and being an App developer I would say it’s an excellent subject. And yes it’s quite interesting for users. I really appreciate you. Cheers!

By: PRINCE

PRINCE — Mon, 16 Sep 2013 17:22:44 +0000

Hi Paul….. what a wonderful read. I am really impress with your article. Amazing really….. It is good to see that many mobile app development companies are emerging out with developing Chruch apps as their basis. These kinds of app would be great help for those who wanted to be connected with their community people. I agree with your point that the internet has improved our lives, helping us take informed decisions in buying and selling goods. Churches can reach out to the faithful with the help of mobile apps at any point of time. Thanks for sharing this well-written article.

By: Techie_oasis

Techie_oasis — Thu, 29 Aug 2013 15:07:12 +0000

nice write up boss… we had got contracts from n ay churches of bangalore india. Now everything is going tech so why not the church. we are techapps- a company provide apps for mobiles. The amped church apps is made by our partners only. These apps costs very high but really cool. It's like one time investment. If any reader is reading my comment then contact me on this website for church apps I am having android device. So first thing for me is the email management. I directly gone to the google play store and searched email client apps. It gives me lot of apps. Now i was opening one by one and checking their installs and reading the comments. After the study of one hour i Was left with none.searched on google and found many articles on it. But your article directly stated the best apps. You are right aquamail and k9 are best.

By: Techie_oasis

Techie_oasis — Mon, 05 Aug 2013 04:42:23 +0000

It does come down to demographics now. I usually got many contacts per year to building a app. But the thing is that they really rely on the point that majority of congregation is on smart phones. And lot of people now has account on Google analytics, which help them to track their site statistics. So they can have a figure of how many persons are actually viewing their info from mobile devices only. If they got a massive traffic then, point comes to building app for mobiles. Remember it should be for all major OS. Our company work for church apps. It cost high but our quality is quite good. It costs you around $50/month. If you also want a church app or you have contact then refer Papatech. We can give you the same app like Amphed church apps. Visit the amped church site. Really including people, now buildings are going techy. It will be good for future.