Hear how two churches in Houston, Texas build into their communities, specifically through local schools, to fuel their ministries throughout the school year.

Through the input and faithful generosity of its congregation, Faithbridge Church was able to complete its $11.6 million, 26-month building campaign fully-funded through a pandemic to create a multi-purpose chapel that serves everything from high school ministry and infant baptisms to weddings and funerals.

Mountain Springs Church community members provided over 300 complete Thanksgiving meals for their neighbors in need.

In partnership with the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Department, Toys for Tots, and other local sponsors, The Potter’s House provided over 3,500 gifts for 513 children on behalf of their incarcerated grandparents and parents.

Knowing the triumphs and difficulties of our customers—and the impact our technology has on their missions—allows us to innovate in ways that can help propel them into the next chapter.

We’re continually inspired by the unique and innovative ways our customers are preparing to provide for their neighbors in need. See how Mountain Springs Church is responding to the growing number of people experiencing food insecurity in their community.

We continue to walk away from our #TogetherWe customer visits utterly inspired by the impact our customers are making in their communities leveraging our technology—and motivated to continue to innovate and provide them with the tools they need to more effectively fuel their ministries.

2021 saw the members of Irving Bible Church provide over 600 complete Thanksgiving meals for their neighbors in need, and this year they’re ready to spread even more love to their community, with a goal of 1,000 Thanksgiving baskets.

First Baptist Church Garland’s Christmas House brightens the holidays for families in need. As the weather starts to cool off, church members gather toys to donate, so local school-age children can pick out their gifts for Christmas morning.