Tabernacle Technologies has announced the winners of the Tabernacle Partner Awards 2026, recognising seven churches and church leaders for their innovative and effective use of technology to strengthen church administration and ministry.
The awards recognise partner churches and administrators who have demonstrated excellence in digital transformation, data management, technology adoption, platform engagement, innovation and collaborative leadership.
The winners are Moajungba Lemtor, Secretary of Diphupar ‘B’ Ao Baptist Church, for the Exemplary Church Administrator Award; Longmai 3 Baptist Church, Manipur, for the Data Management Excellence Award; Life Transforming Church (LTC), Siliguri, for the Digital Transformation Champion Award; Sumi Baptist Akukuhou Chümoukedima (SBAC) for the Feature Adoption Excellence Award; Tamenglong Baptist Church-Council (TBCC), Manipur, for the Outstanding Platform Engagement Award; Kohima Ao Baptist Arogo (KABA) for the Most Innovative Church Award; and Angami Baptist Church Council (ABCC) for the Collaborative Leadership Award.
According to Tabernacle Technologies, the awards highlight how churches are increasingly adopting digital tools to move beyond manual and paper-based processes and improve the management of records, finances, communication and other administrative functions.
Life Transforming Church in Siliguri, West Bengal, was recognised for its digital transformation after moving away from manual record-keeping and adopting Tabernacle for managing its financial records. Longmai 3 Baptist Church in Manipur received recognition for maintaining accurate and well-organised membership records, while SBAC was acknowledged for its proactive adoption of new features and updates.
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KABA received the Most Innovative Church Award for its pioneering approach to technology adoption. The church was among the early adopters of Tabernacle Church Management Software and has also become the first church to onboard the company’s online giving platform, FaithPay.
The ABCC was recognised for its collaborative leadership and efforts to introduce and promote digital tools among churches under its council.
Moajungba Lemtor of Diphupar ‘B’ Ao Baptist Church received the Exemplary Church Administrator Award for his consistent efforts to maintain accurate membership and financial records and his commitment to using technology to improve church administration.
“Technology is changing the way churches serve, communicate, organise and connect with their communities,” Tabernacle Technologies said. “These awards celebrate the churches, church leaders and administrators who are embracing these possibilities and putting technology to meaningful use in ministry.”
Founded in Nagaland, Tabernacle Technologies Private Limited provides church management and accounting software designed specifically for churches. Its platform supports membership management, financial records, events, communication, reporting and online giving. The company currently serves more than 150 churches across the Asia-Pacific region.
The complete list of winners and details of the awards are available on the company’s website at https://tabernacle.app/.
