Within nonprofit Finance and Accounting, church back offices have unique challenges to solve with church accounting software solutions. Thankfully, with new accounting and ERP technologies designed for and affordable for churches, these unique challenges have better results than ever before to help maximize stewardship.
Alyssa Nunez, on Mar 20, 2020
Recently we sponsored and attended the Texas Ministry Conference in Houston, Texas. The vision of the Texas Ministry Conference is to provide tools and resources for people in all types of ministry and ministry support.
Allison Webb, on Mar 19, 2020
Earlier this week we had a webinar to recap our Faith-Based Finance Collaborative and invited Tammy Bunting, CFO at Concord Church, to join us. Tammy was on our Peer Panel along with Jeff Barber from Park Cities Presbyterian Church, Sheila Buckler from Bent Tree Fellowship Church, and Brian Coleman from Covenant Church.
Allison Webb, on Mar 05, 2020
Last week marked our 5th annual Faith-Based Finance Collaborative. This year our client, Concord Church of Dallas, hosted us in their beautiful facility. We are blessed with so many amazing clients and partners.
Cassy Paredes, on Oct 15, 2019
AcctTwo recently sponsored and attended the Missio Nexus Conference in Orlando, Florida. The Missio Nexus Conference is a thought-provoking, three-day annual event that brings together hundreds of mission leaders. This year’s theme was Future Mission, it was a challenging look at the future of missions and the Great Commission.
Cassy Paredes, on Jul 25, 2019
Recently the AcctTwo faith-based nonprofit team attended The Church Network Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina. The Church Network Conference is a thought-provoking, three-day event offering multiple ways to network with church leaders, discover and seek out mentors, see emerging technologies, and hone your skills. The Church Network Conference provides a wealth of experiences and benefits for church leaders.
Kate Johnson, on Jun 07, 2019
Recently the AcctTwo faith-based nonprofit team attended The Pushpay Summit at Gateway Church in Dallas, Texas. The Pushpay Summit is not your standard church conference. With over 1500 attendees, you could feel the energy in the room. Ministry really matters at this conference and it is resonated throughout every session and absorbed in every conversation.
Glen Strack, on Jul 12, 2016
I'm excited to follow up Baran Sonmez's recent blog post on Dimensions in Accounting Software with a look at how dimensionality is particularly important in the world of churches and faith-based organizations. For some background, I'm a Professional Services Manager at AcctTwo. As a tax accountant, programmer, and Intacct reporting and implementation specialist, I've spent more than 25 years in finance and technology, particularly church finance, and I've held financial analyst and finance director positions at two churches in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. I have a little experience with this!
Tammy Bunting, on Jun 03, 2016
We're always proud of the work we do and the relationships we build with each and every one of our customers, but when we get feedback six months or a year down the road and get to hear how transformative Intacct and our implementation team have been, it's very special. Gateway Church, an AcctTwo customer in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area, recently contributed to a story in Church Executive Magazine about how the growing church needed a "streamlined, accessible, and accurate accounting engine," and how Intacct was the perfect fit. The Gateway finance and operations team all agree that "Intacct is, in the end, a ministry tool."
"Intacct is, in the end, a ministry tool."
Tammy Bunting, on Feb 11, 2016
Since the inception of Excel, almost 30 years ago, Microsoft has been improving the computing power of the spreadsheet. As business intelligence requirements emerged, the need for unique calculations - graphing and macros (automating tasks in a spreadsheet) - became instrumental in the process of gathering and reporting data. For many years, analysts have lived and breathed in Excel. Excel provided users with the ability to produce results with automated computing power. For those buried in the data, this was a life saver.
