Most churches juggle five tools and still lose track of people. Faith Central puts attendance, guests, kids check-in, texting, giving and follow-up in one app that looks the same on the office computer, the greeter’s iPad and the pastor’s phone.


They filled out a card. It went in a stack. By the time someone typed it in, the moment had passed.
Attendance lives in one place, care notes in another, and nobody is looking at both.
Check-in here, giving there, texting somewhere else. The pastor gets a report nobody trusts.
Every one of them is a person God sent to your door. They deserve better than a spreadsheet, and so does the team that loves them.
Tap Present, Absent or ? on anyone’s card, or let the app, a seat sticker or the kids kiosk mark them. One board, while the service is still going.
A visit becomes a person, a text, a printed card and a call on somebody’s list, without anyone typing it in.
Workflows, texting from your pastor’s own line, and giving mirrored from SecureGive, all in one place.
Every person card in Faith Central carries the same three buttons. When the service starts, by hand or on its own at service time, Today turns into the attendance screen: a live count against a normal Sunday, a quick-mark box that finds anyone by name or the last four digits of their phone, and the whole roster as cards. Tap the lit choice again to put someone back to ?, and every mark can be undone.

The roster during a live service, in the demo.
It looks and works like the Faith Central app your members carry: big titles, soft cards, one tap for the thing you came to do. Nothing to install. It runs in the browser at your own address, like gracefellowship.faithcentral.church.



Star your favorites to the top, see a count wherever something needs you, and fold it down to icons when you want the room.
Today, People, Events and Messages under your thumb. Everything else is one tap away in More.
Ctrl K finds any page, person or action. Type a name and jump straight to their profile.
Every screen in both, for the office at noon and the sound booth on a Wednesday night.
First-time guest, returning, regular, in a Bible study, new believer, member, serving, leading. Reports, insights and workflows all read the same definition, so the staff meeting stops arguing about who counts as a member and starts talking about who to call.
This is Faith Central’s actual side menu, grouped the way the app groups it. Every tab works in the live demo, and each person on your team sees only the tabs their role allows.
Screenshots of Faith Central on Grace Fellowship, a fictional congregation with two years of made-up history. Every one of these pages is in the live demo below.

Today turns into attendance when the service starts. A live count against a normal Sunday, quick mark by name or the last four digits of a phone, arrivals from the app, and who’s missing.
The demo is the whole app on Grace Fellowship’s fake data, running right in your browser. Start a service and take attendance, check a child in, write a text, build a report. Your changes stay in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.



The demo is one file that runs in your browser, on Grace Fellowship’s made-up data. Reload it any time to start over.
Faith Central on Grace Fellowship’s made-up data, signed in as the church office. Click anything; nothing leaves your browser.
Six guided walk-throughs. The card on the left is what your team sees in Faith Central; the phone is what your members see in the Faith Central app.
Parents check in from the app or the station. Tags print instantly, each family gets a pickup code, and nobody leaves with the wrong child. Try it: tap Check in 2 kids, then scan at the pickup station.
Just checked in
Pickup station
Tags print at the station the moment you tap.
Any tablet with a browser becomes a station. Greeters browse families or look one up by phone number, tags print on a label printer, and check-out asks for the four-letter code the parent got on their phone. First-time families are added right there.

The check-in station screen.
A visitor fills the form on your website. They exist in your directory before they arrive, a text goes out, and on Sunday the welcome desk prints their card. Submit the form on the phone, then press Sunday.
Fill the form on the phone to start.
A form on the church website, built in Faith Central.
Send to a group from Communication. Replies come back to the pastor who sent it, land on the person’s profile, and STOP is honored without anyone lifting a finger. Send the message, then reply on the phone.
Conversation · Maria Lopez
Texts arrive in the phone’s own Messages app.
People give through SecureGive, online or in the lobby, and Faith Central mirrors it live: totals, funds, first-time givers, and a who-gave list finance can hide from everyone else. At year end each member opens their own statement in the Faith Central app, every gift by fund, and downloads the PDF or has it emailed. Press A gift comes in, then open a statement on the phone.
Who gave
2025 statements
Giving stays in SecureGive, online or in the lobby. Faith Central mirrors it so pastors see trends and first-time givers without touching a bank record, and members fetch their own statements instead of calling the office.
Under More, whenever you need one. Gifts are made through SecureGive; this is your record of them.
Create the event once. Members register and pay from the app without retyping their details; Faith Central tracks seats, payments and milestones. Register for the retreat on the phone.
Latest sign-ups
Members are recognized from the directory, so the form never asks them for an address they already gave you. Payment goes through SecureGive.
Already in the directory, nothing else to type.
When Jordan joins a Bible study, a workflow assigns a care contact, sends a welcome text from the pastor’s line, updates the roster and schedules a reminder. The member sees it on their phone. Press either button.
Workflows are yours to edit: pick a trigger (stage change, birthday, missed Sundays, form submitted), add steps (assign, text, email, add to roster, wait), and turn it on.
Your staff and your members use the same Faith Central, so everyone learns one way of doing things. Tap-your-seat check-in, kids check-in with a pickup QR, events, serving, prayer, the family roster and your own giving statements are all in it. Push notifications, too.

Home: quick actions for the week

Tap your seat to check in

Events: add them to your calendar
They enter your church code or scan the QR in your lobby, and your church’s name, events, groups and their own giving statements are right there.
No demo call, no onboarding fee, no waiting for someone to set you up. Your private instance is built automatically the moment you finish.
Church name and your email. Thirty days free, no card until you decide to stay. Your church is live at yourchurch.faithcentral.church in about two minutes.
Import your people from Planning Center, Breeze, Fellowship One or a spreadsheet, then invite your team.
Greeters on the iPad, parents on the app, the pastor on the phone. Guests get a text and a card without anyone remembering to.
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Most church management software grew up as a database with modules bolted on: check-in from one vendor, giving from another, texting from a third, each with its own login, its own export and its own bill. The people in your pews don’t live in modules. A first-time guest checks a child into the nursery, gives to the building fund, gets a text on Tuesday and joins a Bible study in October, and every one of those moments should land on the same record.
Faith Central was built inside a working church around that single record. Attendance, giving, texting, events, kids check-in, serving, care and workflows read the same directory and the same definition of where each person is on their journey, so the report the pastor reads on Monday agrees with what the greeter saw on Sunday. It runs in the cloud on a private instance for each church, at yourchurch.faithcentral.church or your own domain, with nightly backups.
We’re putting the finishing touches on our plans. In the meantime, every feature is yours free for 30 days, with no card needed.
Most churches switch over a weekend. Export from your current system, upload, confirm the columns the mapper suggests, and your people, families and groups are in. Attendance and giving history import as separate passes so nothing is lost.
No. Sign up and name your church. Your instance is created automatically and your team gets invites by email. Settings are written in plain language.
Yes. Faith Central is one app that fits the screen it’s on: a side menu on a computer, the same cards on the greeter’s iPad, bottom tabs on a phone. There is nothing to install, and every screen works in light or dark.
Go to faithcentral.church, find your church by name, and sign in on your church’s own page (yourchurch.faithcentral.church). Passkeys and two-step sign-in are built in, and each person only sees the tabs their role allows.
Each church gets its own private instance and database. Nobody else’s data is in it. Our staff don’t look at your people unless you ask for help. Backups run nightly, and everything is encrypted in transit and at rest.
Yes. You start on yourchurch.faithcentral.church. Add one DNS record and your own address works with automatic HTTPS.
Always. Export everyone, their attendance, giving history and notes in one download at any time. Cancel from your billing page; no call required.
We register your church with the carriers (A2P 10DLC) from your Settings page. Registration usually takes a day or two. Opt-outs are honored automatically and can’t be overridden by staff.
Every church starts in the Faith Central app: members enter your church code and see your church’s name, events and their own giving statements. Custom branding, meaning your logo and colors throughout and an app in the App Store and Google Play under your church’s own name and icon, is available by quote. Tell us what you’d like and we’ll price it for you. Apple requires a branded app to be published from your church’s own developer account; we handle the rest.
Import from Planning Center, Breeze, Fellowship One or any spreadsheet. Keep the old system running until you are happy, then cancel it.
Everything runs in the cloud, so any device with a browser works, including phones on cellular. An on-site failover for check-in stations is on the roadmap for early 2027.
Thirty days free. Your name on it in two minutes. Nothing to install.