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Nurture is pastoral care software that helps your team see who may be drifting, so you can reach out sooner.
See the whole story. Giving, attendance, groups, and serving in one profile for every person.
Know who’s at risk. Alerts when engagement shifts in more than one area.
Get a clear next step. A specific action for the right leader, every week.





























The problem every growing church faces
Congregants don't drift away all at once. They drift away quietly.
And most of the time, the first sign a pastor gets is when someone is already gone.
Not because you weren't paying attention. Not because you didn't care, but because the signals were spread across many different tools, and no single person ever saw the full picture.

NOUN / SHEP-hERD-ING GAP
Proven Results
The Congregant Journey
Insight without action is just a dashboard. Nurture closes the loop and most churches find it costs less than a part-time pastoral care hire.
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The Congregant Journey
Insight without action is just a dashboard. Nurture closes the loop - and most churches find it costs less than a part-time pastoral care hire.

Stage 1
Across four categories, the signals are shifting. Not a crisis yet — but a pattern no single tool would catch on its own. Nurture connects them all.


Stage 2
One alert. One person responsible. No hoping someone will notice — Nurture assigns the follow-up directly, adding accountability that turns awareness into action.


Stage 3
Not a drip email. A text from a real person who saw the full picture before they reached out — sent, logged, and tracked without leaving Nurture.


Stage 4
Status updated. Giving resumed. The back door stayed closed — and leadership knows it happened because Nurture tracked every step.


The Leadership Dashboard
Go to sleep knowing your people are being shepherded.
Church care management software that shows who's been reached, who still needs care, and whether your team's follow-up is actually working... All without having to ask.
Why Nurture
We've felt this problem first hand. That's why we built Nurture.
We know what it feels like to want to pastor people well and still watch people slip away because you couldn't see them leaving. We built Nurture to change that.
People don't need to be managed they need to be known!
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"When you partner the Holy Spirit with a system for follow-up you get miraculous conversations. I can't recommend Nurture enough."

River Valley Church
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"We are seeing so many great pastoral moments that never would have happened without Nurture."

Elevation Church
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"It enables pastors to properly steward the people God has entrusted into their care."

Life Church, Wesley Chapel FL
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"The filters and the clear engagement categories made it simple to navigate straight to the people we were looking for. We are already planning our next campaign."

Keystone Church
Getting started
INTEGRATIONS
Your existing tools remain the source of truth. Nurture connects them, reads the signals, and tells your team who needs care, without changing a single workflow.
















Your church management system holds names, families, attendance records, and contact information for every person in your church. It's the foundation. But a database can only tell you who's been there — not who's drifting now. Nurture connects to your ChMS and turns that data into a real-time view of how each person is actually engaged today, so your team can act before someone disappears.





Every message is a signal. An email unsubscribe means one thing to a communications director and something very different to a pastor. A text that goes unanswered. A newsletter that stops getting opened. These aren't just communication metrics — they're early signs of relational drift. Nurture connects both your one-to-one and mass communication tools into the same view as attendance, giving, and serving, so your team reads the signals together instead of in isolation.




Most churches don't realize someone is disengaging until their recurring donation cancels. By that point, they've already missed services, stepped back from serving, and stopped opening emails. Nurture connects giving data to every other engagement signal in your church — so you can spot a drift pattern weeks or months before it ever shows up in the offering plate.








Your ChMS stores your people. Nurture helps you shepherd them. They canceled a shift. Then another. Then they block out their availability for the next three weeks. To a service planning tool, that's just scheduling. To Nurture, it's one of the earliest signs that someone is starting to drift — often weeks before attendance or giving changes. We connect to your service planning tools so shifts in serving patterns trigger pastoral action, not just a search for a replacement.


COMMON QUESTIONS
The space between when someone starts drifting from your church and when your team actually notices. It exists because most church tools don't talk to each other, so the full picture of a person's disengagement is never seen.
It's more than church member engagement software. A Ministry Action System connects your existing tools, surfaces who needs care, and lets your team act on it without switching platforms. Most tools stop at the dashboard. A Ministry Action System closes the loop.
Your ChMS stores data. Nurture is a pastoral care platform that reads it, connects it across every tool you use, and tells your team who needs care right now. It doesn't replace your ChMS, it makes it actionable.
Pushpay, Planning Center, Mailchimp, Brushfire, Rock RMS, Pushpay ChMS / CCB, Subsplash, Clearstream, Realm, Tithe.ly, and more. If your church already uses it, Nurture connects with it.
Churches using Nurture as their church member retention software saw 41.8% of at-risk attendees return (vs. 14.9%), 73.1% of lapsed volunteers re-engage (vs. 24.9%), and 39.9% of lapsed donors begin giving again (vs. 16.2%). A/B study, Oct 2024 – Jan 2025.
NEXT STEPS