Tabernacle Technologies Names 2026 Church Partner Award Winners

Kohima: Tabernacle Technologies handed out its 2026 Partner Awards on October 26. Seven churches and leaders took home honors for pushing digital tools into ministry. The Nagaland firm serves over 150 churches across the Asia-Pacific region. It wants to kill off old, paper-based administrative tasks.

Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo snagged the Most Innovative Church Award. They led the way as early adopters of the company’s management software. They also became the first congregation to use FaithPay for online donations. Moajungba Lemtor, secretary of Diphupar ‘B’ Ao Baptist Church, earned the Exemplary Church Administrator Award. Lemtor found the software through a Dreamz Unlimited YouTube ad in July 2023. He reached out personally to tighten up his church’s membership and financial tracking.

Other winners include Siliguri’s Life Transforming Church, which took the Digital Transformation Champion Award for dumping manual records in March 2023. Longmai 3 Baptist Church of Manipur claimed the Data Management Excellence Award for building detailed digital family trees since May 2024. Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Chümoukedima picked up the Feature Adoption Excellence Award. Tamenglong Baptist Church-Council in Manipur won for Outstanding Platform Engagement after joining in December 2023. The Angami Baptist Church Council walked away with the Collaborative Leadership Award for spreading tech adoption across their entire network.

The company stated: "Technology is changing the way churches serve, communicate, organise and connect with their communities." These partners now rely on the platform to handle everything from event planning to complex financial reporting.

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