In a modernization initiative, St. John's Church in Brasov has installed a POS terminal to allow parishioners to make donations by card. The terminal, located next to the traditional mile box, offers donation options of 5, 10 or 15 lei. This is in response to the trend of decreasing cash usage. While online reactions have been largely positive, there has also been criticism about the transparency of the funds. The initiative reflects the need for religious institutions to adapt to current social and technological changes.
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Credincioșii pot dona acum cu cardul. POS-ul instalat într-o biserică din România face valuri - Evenimentul Zilei
Plată direct cu cardul. A venit anunțul pentru românii care merg la Biserică. Se dă sumă fixă
De acum, cutia milei primește și donații cu cardul. Unde au apărut deja aparatele POS și cât pot dona credincioșii. Sumele sunt fixe
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