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Trusted by churches, parishes, and organizations worldwide, Rock RMS is church management system (ChMS) centered on relationships. It's a proven innovation platform with active community support.
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An open source CMS, Relationship Management System (RMS) and Church Management System (ChMS) all rolled into one.
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Read the full README ↗Rock RMS is an open source Relationship Management System (RMS) and Application Framework for 501c3 organizations1. While Rock specializes in serving the unique needs of churches it's useful in a wide range of service industries. Rock is an ASP.NET 4.5 C# web application that uses Entity Framework 6.0, jQuery, Bootstrap 3, and many other open source libraries.
Our main developer starting point site is the wiki.
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Rock released under the Rock Community License.
A community of developers led by the Spark Development Network.
Normally the Rock installer generates a unique PasswordKey
DataEncryptionKey and MachineKey's validationKey and decryptionKey. So if you decide
to clone the repo and run it directly, you will need to handle that aspect yourself.