Ministry Brands Launches ‘Ministry Brands Amplify’ Integrated Church Management Platform


New flagship product from the largest church technology provider in the US
Designed to enable church health and growth

Knoxville, Tenn. , Ministry Brands, a leading provider of software and services for faith-based, non-profit and other purpose-driven organizations, today announced the release of Ministry Brands AmplifyTM, a new platform that empowers church leaders Designed to help you reach everything. Expand their impact on healthy ministries and the communities they serve – all in one place with a single login.

Ministry Brands Amplify, a church management solution, includes integrated tools that allow ministry teams to build community, improve financial health, engage their congregations, and maximize staff effectiveness. Automated and streamlined member data management, digital giving and a mobile app tool all incorporated into one cloud-based, integrated platform.

Our company has an unrivaled history of serving churches with innovative solutions over the past 40 years, and we are committed to strengthening that legacy, said Pat O’Donnell, CEO of Ministry Brands. We provide the absolute best solutions to help churches run every aspect of their ministry, from member management to websites to background screening; And I’m proud to share that with Ministry Brands Amplify, we now have a solution that brings our tools together in a single, unified, easy-to-use platform.

The company’s vision was to create the first church management platform specifically designed for the post-COVID challenges churches are facing today. With input from customers, the company pulled together the best features of its many products into one solution. The result is a platform that enables churches to provide a better member experience, increase giving, and share their message with less burden on staff and volunteers.


The functionality within Ministry Brands Amplify allows churches to:

  • Easily drive member engagement with intuitive mobile tools built for ministry
  • Track attendance, streamline check-in processes and manage prayer requests online
  • Make sermons and events available online
  • Increase giving by easily accepting gifts through debit card, credit card, ACH, PayPal and other digital transfers
  • Use online forms, text-to-give and physical kiosks to accept gifts
  • monitor delivery trends
  • Drive recurring giving instead of just taking one-time donations
  • Organize and manage groups from any device
  • Manage church calendar, event registration and other resources

In addition to its technology, Ministry Brands is one of the very few providers that also offers implementation support, live technical support, and ongoing customer success coaching to help customers maximize the value of its solutions.

“Ministry Brands Amplify is an incredibly powerful tool today, but we’re just getting started,” O’Donnell said. We have aggressive plans to integrate nearly every solution in our portfolio into this single platform. Some new tools will also be introduced soon that have never been available to churches before. We look forward to unveiling more in the coming months. Can’t wait to have it.”

For more information about Ministry Brands Amplify, visit MinistryBrands.com/amplify.

About Ministry Brands
The Ministry brand helps nearly 90,000 purpose-driven organizations grow and amplify their impact on the world. We provide community and organizational leaders with integrated solutions covering people and donor management, digital giving, websites, communications, media, event planning, employee and volunteer background screening, and more. Together, our nearly 700 associates help clients transform how they work and create the positive ripple effects that drive the true human impact we all strive for. Visit MinistryBrands.com for more information.

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