Full-Time
Cloud-based church management SaaS platform
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Tampa, FL, USA + 1 more
More locations: Tulsa, OK, USA
Hybrid
Hybrid role: 2 days remote per week; 3 days in office.
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Ministry Brands provides cloud-based software and services tailored for faith-based organizations across North America. It offers an integrated suite of tools to handle church operations, including financial administration, member management, online giving and donation processing, and website creation and hosting. The products are delivered as software-as-a-service (SaaS) with ongoing support and consulting, enabling churches, ministries, and other religious groups to manage their administrative tasks from a single platform. Ministry Brands differentiates itself by consolidating multiple software brands under one umbrella to offer a broad portfolio of specialized tools designed for faith-based clients. Its goal is to help churches and ministries run their operations more efficiently so they can focus more on their core ministry activities.
Company Size
201-500
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
Lenoir City, Tennessee
Founded
2012
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Robust healthcare options
Flexible Paid Time Off
Paid parental leave
Mental health support
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Ministry Brands has launched Equip, an AI platform designed to support pastors through the complete sermon lifecycle. The platform features over 120 purpose-built tools for sermon preparation, content development, and distribution across digital channels. Available as a module within Ministry Brands' Amplify platform, Equip addresses the challenge pastors face in managing content creation across multiple platforms. Sermon preparation typically requires 10 to 15 hours weekly, leaving limited time for ministry work. The platform includes ministry-specific workflows, theological guardrails, and data protections ensuring church content isn't used to train public AI models. It enables churches to transform sermons into various content formats and languages whilst maintaining pastoral control over message and theological integrity. Ministry Brands currently serves more than 55,000 churches and manages over $6.45 billion in charitable giving annually.
New AI platform helps pastors develop sermons from start to finish. Ministry Brands launches AI tool designed to support pastors through the entire sermon creation and delivery process. ChurchStacks July 13, 2026 Ministry Brands has launched a new AI platform built specifically for the complete sermon lifecycle, helping pastors from initial preparation through final delivery. The tool is designed to streamline sermon development, a task that often consumes significant time for busy church leaders. Why It Matters Sermon prep is one of the most time-intensive parts of pastoral ministry. Many small-to-mid-size church pastors are wearing multiple hats - they're often handling administration, counseling, and community outreach alongside preaching. An AI tool that can assist with research, outline development, and even delivery suggestions could free up hours each week for other critical ministry work. This is especially valuable for bivocational pastors or those in smaller congregations with limited staff support. The Takeaway If your sermon preparation process is eating into time you'd rather spend on pastoral care or leadership, explore how AI sermon tools might fit into your workflow.
Digital giving platforms are reshaping how churches receive tithes. Ministry Brands is helping churches modernize their giving infrastructure with new digital solutions for tithes and donations. ChurchStacks June 26, 2026 Ministry Brands is launching new digital giving solutions designed specifically for churches and nonprofits, helping organizations streamline how they receive financial contributions from members online and in-app. Why It Matters If your church still relies primarily on cash offerings or basic online giving, you're likely losing donations from younger members who prefer digital methods. Modern giving platforms also provide real-time reporting that helps you understand giving patterns and plan budgets more accurately. Many small churches delay upgrading because they assume it's complicated or expensive - but today's solutions are built with smaller organizations in mind. The Takeaway Research your current giving platform's capabilities this month, and consider a demo of newer systems if your online giving rate is below 30% of total contributions.
GRC news roundup: Drata, AMLYZE, LSEG Risk Intelligence, speeki & more. GRC technology is one of the fastest-growing segments in enterprise software, and compliance professions are rapidly evolving. Here's the latest from across the industry. New products & platforms. Trust management platform Drata released an AI agent governance tool. Risk management software company FossID announced early access to FossID Workflows, a product for managing software bills of materials across suppliers, products and releases. Fincrime prevention platform Hummingbird introduced Research Agent and Review Agent, two AI agents designed to automate some compliance work. Audit and assurance platform MindBridge announced new features for risk assessment and audit workflow automation. Financial markets infrastructure and data provider LSEG Risk Intelligence launched Identity Gateway, a tool for accessing digital identity verification schemes. Legal and compliance software provider Wolters Kluwer introduced Jurisdictional Compare, an agentic AI tool for cross-jurisdiction legal analysis. LegitScript, a merchant and product certification and monitoring company, launched Risk & Policy Advisory, a subscription offering that gives clients access to the company's regulatory and investigative staff for policy research and development. Speeki, a global sustainability assurance and ISO certification firm, and Pilot Partners, an Australian audit firm, announced a strategic partnership to provide sustainability assurance services to Australian companies subject to mandatory climate disclosure and assurance requirements. Ministry Brands, a church management software and fintech provider, relocated its headquarters from Knoxville, Tenn., to Milton, Ga., about 30 miles north of Atlanta. Surveillance and financial risk software provider Eventus announced the appointment of Eric Litz as chief technology officer and Sarah-Jane McColl as chief customer officer.
Ministry Brands opens new corporate headquarters in Milton. Monday, June 1st, 2026 Ministry Brands, the leading provider of church management software and online giving solutions, today announced it has opened its new corporate headquarters in Milton, Georgia. The new location marks a long-term investment in a market where faith-based organizations, technology, and nonprofit communities continue to grow, while creating a central home base for the company's executive leadership and Atlanta-area associates. With upwards of 700 employees across the United States and Ireland, including 54 in the Atlanta area, the Milton office will support more location-specific hiring and help Ministry Brands attract top talent in the region. As the company continues building solutions that serve churches and strengthen communities, the new headquarters provides a local base for deeper engagement with the organizations at the center of its mission. "Opening our new headquarters in Milton gives Ministry Brands a stronger foundation for the next phase of our growth," said Chris Bacon, CEO of Ministry Brands. "Metro Atlanta brings together a strong technology ecosystem, a deep faith community, and an exceptional talent base, making it an ideal place for us to invest. With a significant executive presence already in the area, this office will help accelerate collaboration and decision-making while creating new opportunities to engage with local churches, nonprofits, and community partners." Designed to support collaborative innovation, the office includes an open workspace and meeting rooms that will facilitate dialogue, community-building, and cross-functional work across teams. Located within the One Deerfield Centre with neighbors including Philips and Infor, the new headquarters also offers access to a large amphitheater space, which Ministry Brands plans to use for future Healthy Church Summits and other gatherings that bring employees, customers, and partners together in person. "At Ministry Brands, connection is central to our mission because the churches and nonprofits we serve are built on community," said Jamshed Patel, Chief Technology Officer at Ministry Brands. "This office gives our teams a place to come together, serve with purpose, and build meaningful technology in closer collaboration with one another. It also creates a foundation for future customer conversations, partner gatherings, and community events that reflect the importance of face-to-face connection." On June 23, Ministry Brands will mark the official opening of its new headquarters with an open house event and ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Mayor of Milton. To learn more about the event, the company's new headquarters, and its solutions for churches and nonprofits, visitministrybrands.com.