If your church is receiving gifts in kind, you can record them in two ways:

Record Via Contributions

You can record gifts in kind as $0 contributions. Just record the contribution normally, but leave the amount as $0, and add a specific note to say exactly what has been donated. You can also add a file attachment to provide more details. 

When you deposit batches to accounting, the in-kind giving transaction also gets recorded to your accounting, so you do not need to do this manually again. However, you have the option to skip the contributions side and record directly in the Accounting section. One advantage that might matter to you is that any file attachments remain attached to the accounting transaction itself rather than the contribution record.

Record Directly In Accounting

In your accounting by adding a $0 Income transaction to the relevant Financial Account. You can use the transaction notes or memo section to record any details, as well as arrach relevant files to the transaction. 

Please keep in mind; however, that if your church receives such gifts often and/or their value is significant, you may need to record their market value instead of $0. Please consider consulting a professional accountant for advice on the legislation that applies to your church.