Every congregation, in every country, in every language.
We believe that God's people deserve world-class tools without the burden of licensing fees, vendor lock-in, or data ownership concerns. This software is our ministry: open-source, community-built, freely given.
Why ChurchCRM exists
ChurchCRM was created as a service to the Church — not as a product to sell to it.
It began because churches needed a way to keep track of the people they serve, and the tools available asked them to pay monthly for the privilege of storing their own congregation's information.
Today it is maintained in the open by developers and church staff who use it themselves. Every change is public. Every install belongs to the church running it.
01 — People
People and families are the foundation of everything else. Records, relationships, roles and history live together, so the rest of the system has something real to stand on.
Read the people & families docs
02 — The work
Groups, events, attendance and communication — the things a church actually does week to week, handled without spreadsheets in between.
03 — Giving
Pledges, deposits, funds and statements — enough structure to be accountable to your congregation, without turning the office into an accounting department.
See It In Action
Overview of activities, quick links, and recent updates
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You own your data
Open source and genuinely free — no monthly bill, no per-seat pricing, no billing tiers.
Export it, move it, back it up. You are not dependent on ChurchCRM staying its provider forever.
The whole codebase is public and auditable. No hidden tracking, no surprises.
Actively maintained for over a decade, on feedback from churches using it every day.
You're not on your own
Documentation written by the people who use it, a place where church staff and contributors sit in the same room, and an issue tracker anyone can read.