About
The Church IT Network first began as a series of events called the Church IT Roundtable (CITRT). Today, the CITRT has grown into a network, a peer learning community, of Church and ministry IT people not only across the US, but around the globe. Very much like National Association of Church Business Administrators (NACBA) and other organizations that involve church administration and church technology, there has been a growing interest among Chuch IT people to find ways to connect with each other. And thus the Church IT RoundTable was born in Fall of 2006. Today, the Church IT Network consists of over 800 church staff and volunteers who have been involved with in one way or another and who look forward to watching how God continues to expand our community.
If you are passionate about serving the body of Christ through technology, the Church IT Network is for you.
Our Vision is to…
- Create people networks of Church IT professionals (both Church staff, volunteers, consultants and companies) to assist and support Church IT
- Provide Best of Class Solutions for Church IT
- Provide regular Church IT discussions through online social networks, monthly live podcasts, and face-to-face meetings twice a year
- Encourage and inspire with one another
- Provide an online forum to express ideas, ask questions, work out solutions to current challenges, and document best of class solutions to Church IT
- Provide assistance and best value at the lowest possible cost to the Church IT professional