Decision-making is of importance in organisations. Effective decision-making assists the religious organisation through resource allocation, contribution towards the achievement of goals, and as well as build trust with their members. To develop information systems that provide church leaders with up-to-date and consolidated information, it is imperative to understand the informational needs and information system elements that best serve church leaders. The research seeks to understand the information needs of the Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) Church leaders to develop an e-dashboard that best serves the church communities and their leaders. The SDA was chosen because it has adopted the use of information and communication technologies in all the facets of its activities. In this research, a qualitative approach was adopted. Twelve church leaders were consulted using semi-structured interviews, and data were analysed using Atlas-ti version 8. It was found that church leaders were mostly interested infinance, membership, visitors, and missionary information. There was a lack of proper data integration from various departments and a lack of consolidated reports from the church departments making it difficult for church leaders to make informed decisions in this dynamic environment. The study proposed an e-dashboard for improved informationretrieval on a single screen.