The news: Gloo Holdings, the faith-based technology company founded by Scott Beck in 2013, is at a critical turning point after more than $400 million in cumulative losses over 13 years. The company has long sought to help churches and Christian organizations use data and digital tools to reach people and grow ministries — and its leaders now say the platform is finally large enough to become sustainable.
Why it matters for church leaders: Most Indian churches are still early in their technology journey — managing attendance on paper, collecting offering in envelopes, and communicating through WhatsApp groups. Watching how a large faith-tech company succeeds or stumbles is a useful reminder that choosing the right digital tools matters, and that sustainability — not just features — should be a key criterion when evaluating any platform for your church.
The takeaway: Before adopting any church technology platform, ask hard questions about the company's long-term financial stability and support commitments.
Source: Christianity Today
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