![]() The question is not the bible or the iPad it’s the bible AND the iPad. Paid versions are available for ad free listening. Plug your iPad into the speaker system at your church for even bigger sound. Pick out your favorite artist and make a station. Pandora (Free) – Great for listening to Christian radio. Draw, write and type your ideas then instantly share via email, DropBox or wifi synch. This app allows you to transcribe your handwriting into text. Some people write other people prefer to type their notes. PhatPad ($4.99) – People always want / need to take notes during service. Don’t forget to show the “fun” things too. – Habitat for Humanity, roadside clean ups, prison ministry, food pantry, etc.). Your church can post baptismal videos and pictures from community activism (e.g. Take your study to another level.įacebook (Free) – Over 1 billion souls to be served and reached. Read the bible and study along with a commentary or your own study notes. It even allows you to compare two translations side by side. Books of the bible are grouped by person and event with descriptions.īible Study with Accordance (Free) – When the bible alone won’t do and you REALLY need to study, this does it. There is also a media section with artwork, virtual tours and videos. In addition to the bible, atlas and map functionality are built in with past and current information. Glo Bible (Free) -The layout is one of the most functional I have seen. Finally, you can share it with your friends, family, bible study partners and pastor / priest. When you want to retrieve it, links take you directly to the site. Store notes and documents (in any format), videos or audio. ![]() Great solution for churches and people “on the go” who still want to store and share information.Įvernote (Free) – Whether you’re running your church like a business or sharing documents among the ministries, this app is for your church. Use it to set up shared folders for the staff and various ministries. You can also use it to look for tweets by people close to the church who are requesting prayer.ĭropbox (Free) – Another business app being applied to the church. Store your spreadsheets, word processing documents and presentations in various folders. Use your church hashtag and pastor’s handle in tweets. However, if your pastor is preaching the word of God, share the message with 300 million Twitter users. Twitter (Free) – I know what you’re thinking: This is NOT a church / Bible app. Look back historically for your favorite day and scripture. This app provides daily messages written by some of the best Christian authors around. Our Daily Bread (Free) – This is a great daily devotional. You can also upload notes during service so everyone shares in the message. Bible study plans, dozens of bible versions, languages, videos and collaboration tools for your ministries and study groups. You Version (Free) -If you have a bible app, you probably have this one. Just remember to give more to the church than you are to the app developers. Most of the apps are FREE, but some will cost money. These are the best iPad apps for pastors, their staff, ministries and church members – basically everyone. ![]() – lots of Google searches), I have developed a list of the best apps for churches. Or are they just texting and checking email during the sermon? Remember: playing Angry Birds during communion will not get you into heaven.Īfter extensive research (i.e. These days I see more and more people in chairs, pews and pulpits on their iPhones, iPods and iPads looking up scriptures. I carried an iPad (the kids have their iPhones and iPods). Which is better for bible studying, taking notes and collaborating with members? Every Sunday he carried a giant bible and two notebooks to service. ![]() My father and I used to debate: the bible or the iPad.
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