Listening to the needs of churches, we've garnered a reputation amongst churches worldwide for quality, value, and service. And in a modern digital world, we understood the value of what an electronic giving service would provide their churches, streamlining administration and making it easier than ever for congregations. The mission to effectively provide electronic services set myEoffering on a path of writing the software, creating strategic relationships and supporting customers' daily use.
The philosophy at myEoffering is to effectively introduce electronic giving by showing what role it plays in today's society and how we feel it will be used in the future. Our expert team designed the system, so we feel confident when you contact our support team your concern will be handled quickly and correctly. myEoffering has effectively positioned themselves to provide the service, market the service to donors and support the service!
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The philosophy at myEoffering is to effectively introduce electronic giving by showing what role it plays in today's society and how we feel it will be used in the future. Our expert team designed the system, so we feel confident when you contact our support team your concern will be handled quickly and correctly. myEoffering has effectively positioned themselves to provide the service, market the service to donors and support the service!
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Why should you use myEoffering?
1.) Already Online
According to internetworldstats.com,
here are some stats about internet and online usage:
Total number of worldwide internet users – 5,168,780,607
Total Number of North American internet users - 347,916,627
% of North American Population Online - 93.9%
As you can see many donors are already online. Since they are already online, more than likely they are knowledgeable and experienced with using services, purchasing products or performing tasks online. myEoffering is designed for churches looking to provide the opportunity for members to give online.
2.) Prayerful Contribution
When a family makes a decision to give electronically to their church, they take the time to evaluate their current financial situation and make a prayerful commitment to the church. The decision to give a certain amount is not festered from what is left in the billfold or pants pocket on Sunday morning. Statistics have shown an increase of 35% from members giving electronically.
3.) Convenience
Electronic giving is not meant to be feared. It will not replace conventional offertory envelope giving any time soon. Remember, you can still mail an entire year of offering envelopes to homes 12 times per year for less than $3.00 per year. However, it is not in the best interest of the church community to create barriers or challenges to giving by asking membership to conform to a single means of contribution.
4.) Attracting the youth
We are growing up with technology and relying on it to perform our jobs better. Armed with tablets, laptops, cellphones and other gadgets, todays youth is plugged-in 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This generation prefers to communicate through e-mail and text messaging rather than face-to-face contact and prefers webinars and online technology to traditional lecture-based presentations. Since technology is already a part of their daily lives, doesn't it make sense for the church to participate in providing them the ability to give through technology?
1.) Already Online
According to internetworldstats.com,
here are some stats about internet and online usage:
Total number of worldwide internet users – 5,168,780,607
Total Number of North American internet users - 347,916,627
% of North American Population Online - 93.9%
As you can see many donors are already online. Since they are already online, more than likely they are knowledgeable and experienced with using services, purchasing products or performing tasks online. myEoffering is designed for churches looking to provide the opportunity for members to give online.
2.) Prayerful Contribution
When a family makes a decision to give electronically to their church, they take the time to evaluate their current financial situation and make a prayerful commitment to the church. The decision to give a certain amount is not festered from what is left in the billfold or pants pocket on Sunday morning. Statistics have shown an increase of 35% from members giving electronically.
3.) Convenience
Electronic giving is not meant to be feared. It will not replace conventional offertory envelope giving any time soon. Remember, you can still mail an entire year of offering envelopes to homes 12 times per year for less than $3.00 per year. However, it is not in the best interest of the church community to create barriers or challenges to giving by asking membership to conform to a single means of contribution.
4.) Attracting the youth
We are growing up with technology and relying on it to perform our jobs better. Armed with tablets, laptops, cellphones and other gadgets, todays youth is plugged-in 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This generation prefers to communicate through e-mail and text messaging rather than face-to-face contact and prefers webinars and online technology to traditional lecture-based presentations. Since technology is already a part of their daily lives, doesn't it make sense for the church to participate in providing them the ability to give through technology?