Gloo Holdings, Inc., established in Boulder, Colorado in 2013, specializes in developing a targeted technology platform designed to empower the faith and community flourishing sectors. The company serves two primary client groups: network capability providers (NCPs) and a diverse array of churches and frontline organizations (CFLs). For CFLs, Gloo offers a suite of complimentary services, including robust messaging and texting capabilities, carefully curated content, and streamlined access to valuable resources. The company's comprehensive platform is built around several integrated components: Gloo Workspace: An intuitive online portal that acts as a central hub for pastors and ministry leaders. It provides crucial tools for leading, expanding, and managing their operations, encompassing valuable content and insights, communication utilities, practical organizational tools, data analytics, and an integrated e-commerce marketplace. Gloo360: This module delivers an extensive range of enterprise-grade solutions, including cloud computing services, managed information technology (IT), cybersecurity and data protection, business intelligence, strategic consulting, bespoke software and digital development, dedicated helpdesk support, project oversight, and e-commerce infrastructure. Gloo Media Network: Dedicated to leveraging advanced advertising and marketing technologies and services to enhance outreach. Gloo AI: An artificial intelligence solution specifically engineered for the unique requirements of the faith and flourishing domain. Gloo's clientele spans various sectors, prominently serving faith-based institutions, community service organizations, and educational establishments.
Young Adults Are Going to Church for Prayer, New Research Finds
Gloo and Barna Group released new State of the Church research finding that 45% of 18- to 35-year-olds cite prayer as their top spiritual reason for attending church.
About 34% of young adults say they are attending church more often than a year ago, with attendance increases highest among young men (41%) and Black (41%) and Hispanic (36%) young adults.
The release is part of a three-part research series supporting Gloo's platform positioning in the faith ecosystem; it contains no financial or operational disclosures for the company.