Using POS Machine in Churches and Mosques.
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A
point of sale terminal (POS terminal) is an electronic device used to process
card payments at locations. A POS Machine generally reads the information off
an individual's credit or debit card. POS devices are
common in churches while some accept it’s a method of money collection that
would ease individuals of giving cash for offering and also make charity
donations electronically.
Generally in all parts of the world, the
Churches are predominant in making use of the device during worship sessions
than the Muslims. The Church do make use of modern technologies in their modes
of operation; the Muslims are also making use of High-Tech equipment such as
digital speakers and micro phones for the Chief Imam as he leads during prayer
sessions.
This assertion clearly defines the link
between religious belief and the new information and communication technologies
which are the most defining media instruments of the twenty-first century.
Churches make use of the device during sessions of tithe, general offering,
special offering, thanksgiving, harvest, covenant offering, offering for the
less privileged/needy, building construction donations etc.
The Mosques are not left out because Muslims
make donations, make offerings for the needy, building construction donations
etc which are done freely as the spirit leads.
Churches and mosques do have centralized
treasury and this leads to a bank account which is opened to keep safe the cash
donations made to them. The Banks are rendering the services of the POS links
to aid the many individuals already practicing the cashless reforms to make
their sincere donations while still living the cashless life and keeping their
religious beliefs alive.
POS is a 21st century
technology that has been helping lives and organizations in dealing with cash
crisis. It is a financial security measure that should be used in our churches
and mosques to help believers in their charity donations and personal offering.