Bloggers Love SoChurch

Bloggers have got a soft spot for SoChurch. And we’re kind of mushy for them, too.

Blogging really has changed the way people consume daily news, information, and even learn about how to do stuff. And blog posts don’t just happen on their own—bloggers make them happen. They’re modern day authors and journalists, poets and scribes. SoChurch relies upon these artists of the current day to be the active voice that spreads the word about SoChurch, informing church leaders about the solutions available on the market. Here are some of the bloggers that have already taken a liking to SoChurch.

• John Saddington

  “I’m personally proud to say that it may just be the first product for ministry organizations that has taken a historical and cultural approach to it’s product build. I honestly can’t wait for you to see and experience it.” Read the full article.

• Michael Hyatt

  SoChurch has “been built from the ground-up with a completely different paradigm based on how local churches really work and how they are different from secular organizations. And it will also scale—meaning it will work with small churches and mega-churches, and everything in between.” Read the full article.

• Tim Stevens

  “The problem with most solutions available now–they aren’t scalable. They tend to be written by people attached to mega-churches–and they are priced for and work best in the mega-church environment. Nothing wrong with that. But what excites me about SoChurch is that it is scalable from the smallest group or house church to the largest church.” Read the full article.

• Kem Meyer

  SoChurch is “a tool that will be accessible to all churches; regardless of size, style, technical skills or budget.
  It’s not a web site (destination) but a conduit (vehicle) that facilitates conversation from the church to the community and from the community to the church.” Read the full article.