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Depends, what are you going to use it for? Just authentication? OpenLDAP if so. If you want a full AD equivalent, it's still AD via Samba.
What are the church's requirements?
Right, so the church itself has no idea what they want/need. I'm basically doing all this set up for free, just so I can say I've done it. What I was really hoping for was authentication, but also group policy management and file share. Thanks for the response!
Non profits qualify for 10 free business premium licenses with MS. Hopefully a Linux cloud provider has something similar. You don’t want to have to go back to the church every week right?
The church being a nonprofit organization may be able to get GSuite for a super low cost or free.