The Design and Assessment of a Church Records and Information Management System

Information Technology (IT) has provided an opportunity to improve the quality of processes performed in society's different areas. Parishes are essential components of a society in which spiritual development is exercised. Aside from being an avenue for parishioners to express and appreciate their religion, parishes also handle essential files and records that need to be properly managed. Problems were encountered using the manual process of data management; thus this study aimed at designing and assessing a Web-Based Church Records and Information Management System (CRIMS) for a Parish to provide a basis for adopting an IT solution to aid in the management of data, and produce essential information relevant for the management of the parish. The research's descriptive developmental design was utilized in this study, involving thirty respondents to assess the system developed for the parish. The system was assessed based on the following criteria: Content, Functionality, Reliability, Understandability, and Security. Results revealed a very satisfactory rating from the respondents, indicating that the CRIMS can be a basis for developing a system for a paris