Strategic
Revenue Systems
Built for Churches

Helping churches generate new income
through practical, well-designed systems.

Over the years, we have vetted dozens of revenue-generating opportunities across multiple industries. We have been lead down the path toward industries associated with the need for infrastructure:  Communications, Energy, Transportation, and Logistics. Areas where churches can genuinely make a difference and get compensated fairly for it.

What we have built are “vanilla” business engines, proven frameworks that can be customized for any church, anywhere. We bring the lawyers, project managers, and subject-matter experts. You bring the property and the community connection. Together, we make things happen.

EV Charging

Here’s a great example of how the ATP System works:

The private sector installs EV chargers where they’ll see the best return, which means urban and rural communities get left behind. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts didn’t want that, so they partnered with us and church communities across the state to change it.

The logic is simple: churches have parking lots. They are already woven into the community fabric. And they participate in what we call God’s Economy: they’re not solely driven by ROI.

But asking a church to figure out how to operate, maintain, and monetize EV chargers? That’s a tall order. So we built the whole ecosystem:

1. Operating Platform

An interface with the utility that keeps chargers running 24/7 — no church staff required.

2. Maintenance Contracts

Proactive monitoring and break/fix agreements mean chargers stay up and running reliably.

3. Monetization

A payment platform that lets drivers pay by credit card or app, generating ongoing revenue for the church.

We now have chargers installed at churches across Massachusetts, with many more coming online. And we’re in conversations with multiple other states ready to replicate the model.

Battery Energy Storage (BESS)

This one gets us genuinely excited. State legislation across the country is opening up real opportunities for churches to host next-generation battery systems, and the impact on grid reliability is significant.

Here’s how it works: high-end, customized units loaded with state-of-the-art batteries are placed strategically throughout the electric grid. When demand spikes, the grid taps local reserves instead of distant coal-burning or other energy producing plants. If power goes out in a neighborhood, the system can provide several hours of backup power to over 1,000 nearby homes.

The sweet spot for deployment is anywhere from 5,000–10,000 sq ft of space, though some projects run closer to 20,000 sq ft. Yes, that is a lot of space, so only a subset of churches will qualify for such an opportunity.  Right now, we’re working on projects in Massachusetts, Virginia, and New Jersey, where state incentives make the opportunity genuinely compelling.

What We Do

Your church shouldn’t have to worry about revenue, but the reality is that with declining church attendance, tithes and offerings are not enough with ever-increasing operating and maintenance costs. ATP has come up with business systems and opportunities that just might be your answer to prayer.

We have a 20+ year track record of turning underutilized church properties into thriving revenue streams that serve both ministries and neighborhoods. 

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