About Church Posting

Church Posting makes software and free tools for churches. It is a family company owned by Will Hamilton and his father, Scott Hamilton. Will runs it from Tampa, Florida, and Scott lives in Kansas.

The Hamilton family, seven people standing together in front of a red brick wall on a sunny day
The Hamiltons, 2026.

What we make

Covenant OS is church management software built around Sunday. It plans the service, schedules the people who serve, keeps membership and giving records, checks children in, sends email and texts, runs the church website and gives members one app. Its beta opens on Tuesday, December 1, 2026, and the full release follows in the first quarter of 2027.

Berean Blue is a free Bible study app for someone new to the Bible, a pastor preparing a sermon and a scholar working in Greek and Hebrew. It opens the same day, and its code goes public under an open source license.

The member app is one free app in the App Store and Google Play for the members of any church that uses Covenant OS, and a church app is a church's own app in the stores under its own name. Free Church Texting is texting software that costs nothing, because the church pays Twilio's rates for the messages directly. Church SEO Experts helps people searching for a church find yours on Google and Maps.

The free tools do some of the work of a church office in the browser: a bulletin maker, church slides, certificates, a directory maker, giving statements, a funeral program, a church year calendar and two calculators.

What we publish

We write for pastors, church staff and the volunteers who keep a church running, in Baptist, non-denominational and Reformed churches alike. The articles cover the ordinary work of a church: planning Sunday, preaching, bulletins, announcements, the office and the software a church pays for. The hymn library holds the words of 99 public domain hymns.

The church finder lists 429 churches in Washington, D.C., and all 50 states. We read each church's address, phone number and service times off the church's own website, and each page names the pages we read. The job board carries ministry positions that churches post at no cost.

How we check it

A price in an article comes from the vendor's own pricing page, and the article gives the date we read it. A claim about tax or law quotes the source and names who published it. When we get something wrong, we correct the page and say so. The editorial standards set this out in full. We review other companies' church software on this site, and we also make our own. Where a page does both, it says so.

The company

Church Posting is the trade name of Ministry Marketing LLC, a Kansas company. Every page of this site, and of the product sites, carries that line at its foot.

The family