Servant PC Resources Employee Directory

Servant PC Resources is a church software company and was founded and started "organizing God's people" in 1994 by Ed Newman. Mr. Newman had a vision to see churches utilize the computer and technology in a way that would greatly enhance their ministry while reducing administrative overload. Witnessing an overpriced marketplace filled with unreliab... le products that were extremely difficult to learn and use, he decided to create a new software program to help churches. Collaborating with two developers he created the first version of Servant Keeper and was the sole employee for the first year. Working from a converted "apple house" in his back yard, Mr. Newman started calling churches to tell them about Servant Keeper. The churches loved what they saw in Servant Keeper and from the first days churches have flocked to Servant Keeper because of its ease of use and affordability. Many churches even abandoned other programs on which they had spent thousands of dollars. They did this because Servant Keeper offered all of the same features, plus some, and did it in a way that even a computer novice could figure out. As Servant PC Resources has grown the vision has stayed the same, "To be the most respected provider of technological resources for the Christian Community". Servant PC Resources now operates from a 9,000 SF office building in Lock Haven, Pennslvania, with many amazing employees from Sales to Help Desk support, all who work in conjunction with the team of developers. All of these people are in tune with what churches and our customers want and need in a church management software. If you ask our customers what they like best about Servant PC Resources as a church software company they will probably say "the employees", and if you ask our employees what they like best about their company they will probably say, "the customers". We invite you to check out the rest of our website and then give us a call and let us know how your ministry is doing. We will be very happy to send you some information about how ...Read More