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ChurchPro

Church accounting and management software handling giving, payroll and member records

  • Founded 1988

About ChurchPro

ChurchPro is software for running a church's finances and administration from a single package. It records donations, runs payroll and manages the chequebook, and keeps member details, decisions and attendance. The product has been in use for over two decades and is available as a desktop package or online.

What ChurchPro offers

  • Finance — donation records, payroll and chequebook management.
  • Member records — tracks members, their decisions and attendance.
  • Forms and reports — over 400 forms and more than 900 ready-made reports across church administration.
  • Ministry planning — to-do lists, calendars for activities and events, and tracking of ministries such as Christian education.
  • Scanning and check-in — cheque scanning, barcodes and self check-in come included.

Who it works with

Churches; the company says thousands use it worldwide.

Key facts

  • Based in: United States
  • In use: more than 21 years
  • Trial: free demo

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Sep 2026.

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