Member directories. Prayer lists. Sermon archives. Event calendars. Everything your church needs — open source, no strings attached.
Built from 18 months of real use at a real Baptist church.
Six core modules built from real church needs. No bloat. No unnecessary complexity.
Track members, families, and visitors. Contact info, birthdays, family groups, and notes all in one place.
Submit and manage prayer needs. Members submit from your website. Staff manage, update, and mark answered.
Organize messages by speaker, series, and scripture. Built-in audio player. Your preaching preserved.
Schedule and display church events. Potlucks, VBS, revivals, fellowship. Published on your website automatically.
Track tithes and offerings for tax receipts. No payment processing needed — just honest record keeping.
Full CMS with a block-based page builder. Service times, sermon feed, prayer forms, events — beautiful themes included.
Three steps from download to a working church management system.
Grab the latest release from GitHub. One ZIP file. No installer needed. Runs on any computer with Node.js.
Run the setup wizard. Enter your church name, create your admin account. The database creates itself automatically.
Start managing your church. Add members, record prayer requests, schedule events. Build your website with the block editor.
Every church is different. Some have a deacon who knows servers. Some just want a website that works. Pick the path that fits — the software is the same either way.
Download and install on any server. For churches that manage their own hosting.
Pick a domain. We set up everything. You manage content, we manage infrastructure.
Your server. Professional setup. One-time service, then it's all yours.
AI assisted in building FaithKit. We disclose this transparently because churches deserve honesty about how their tools are made.
AI does not replace pastoral judgment. It does not write sermons. It does not pray. It does not counsel. Technology is a tool in the hands of a craftsman — it serves the church, never leads it.
Scripture governs technology, not the other way around. Every line of FaithKit's code is open source and auditable. Any church can read it, verify it, and trust it — or choose not to use it. That is the freedom of open source.
FaithKit does not use AI in its operation. No AI-generated content. No algorithms deciding what your congregation sees. No data collection. Just honest tools for honest ministry.