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Posted in ChurchPost Features, Company News & Events, How are we different?, What's New? on Jan 21st, 2010
We are thrilled to announce the upcoming release of our new Standard Email editor on February 1, 2010.
Here’s a sneak peak at the top 3 features:
For a quick summary of what all of the buttons/icons do, visit our Help Desk:
http://support.churchpost.com/kb/article/000043
Posted in ChurchPost Features, Company News & Events, How are we different?, Useful Tools to Make Your Life Easier, What's New? on Jan 18th, 2010
We are excited to announce the release of our new social network sharing feature.
Next to each of your SENT messages, you will now see a small icon that automatically creates a short URL to your message.
URL shortening is a technique on the Web where a provider makes a web page available under a very short [...]
Posted in Company News & Events, How Customers are Using ChurchPost, What's New? on Aug 14th, 2009
We’re thrilled to be mentioned in yesterday’s edition of the Ann Arbor News (AnnArbor.com) along with Facebook and Twitter as a way congregations ‘friend their faith lives online’.
Posted: 6:00 a.m. August 13, 2009
Read the article online here.
Terry Johnson, Ann Arbor, checks her Facebook account on her laptop while sitting on the couch in her living room on [...]
Posted in Company News & Events, What's New? on Jun 9th, 2009
It was in early 2003 that Debra and I first discussed the concept of ChurchPost, noticing that even our own small church at the time had large communication issues that often translated into wasted resources and hurt feelings.
Two years later, after lengthy discussions with hundreds of clergy, lay leaders and other friends and family, we [...]
Posted in Company News & Events on Apr 6th, 2009
Thank you for your continued feedback (and patience) with our release of ChurchPost Version 3. It’s been a fantastically busy week, and we’ve identified several issues that have been fixed and will be updated to our live site tonight, Monday April 6 between 6pm and midnight EST. We suggest you avoid using our service during [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, Company News & Events, How are we different?, What's New? on Mar 17th, 2009
Sleep is overrated! We’ve been working around the clock to bring you ChurchPost Version 3 - here are a few screenshots of what’s ahead - ALL of these upgrades are in response to valuable feedback from our customers over the past year - THANK YOU
To upgrade to Version 3, you don’t need to [...]
Posted in Company News & Events on Feb 24th, 2009
Every once and a while, ISPs change their configuration and filters for incoming mail. The SBC/ATT/Bellsouth family are famous for this Most recently, several messages from ChurchPost’s mail server were blocked from @sbcglobal email addresses - @att.net messages were also affected.
Within a few hours, we were in touch with them to resolve the issue, [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, Company News & Events, What's New? on Nov 3rd, 2008
We completed our transition from GroupReply to ChurchReply today!
If you have existing groups that were originally named with the @groupreply.com naming scheme, those groups are up and running with @churchreply.com endings. You should have received individual email messages for each of your groups with this information, as well.
If you have requested new groups, we will [...]
Posted in Company News & Events on Oct 5th, 2008
Do you live out in the sticks? [small cities and towns of 50K or less]
Do you want to make a big impact?
Tired of small towns being left out of the conversation?
Have you bought into the lies…
‘we can’t do that’ or ‘we don’t have the funds to pull that off’?
CHECK OUT THE STICKS!
the [...]
Posted in Company News & Events, How Customers are Using ChurchPost on Oct 4th, 2008
The Episcopal Diocese of Bethlehem, PA has purchased annual subscriptions of ChurchPost for all 65 of its parishes!
Following 2 days of in-person trainings, individual parishes began rolling out ChurchPost for their electronic communications last month. The Diocese, itself, also uses ChurchPost (and GroupReply) to communicate with their area churches, staff, lay leaders and more!
Read more [...]