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We had a wonderful time in Chicago at the 2010 Religion Communication Conference last week! In addition to meeting many of our fantastic current customers, we met a host of people (of every denomination) from pretty much every state across the United States.
We were particularly impressed with Art McClanahan from the Iowa Conference of the [...]

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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

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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 [...]

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Today we released a small but helpful feature that allows you to, with one click, select ALL of your groups when sending a message:

This feature has been requested by several users recently, and we thought we would go ahead and push it live before the holidays
Remember, ChurchPost automatically “de-dupes” recipients for a given [...]

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We know some of you have been missing the postcard templates that you had access to in Version 2.0.  The wait is over…

To access, hover over your CREATE button and choose Custom Email.  Click on the My Template Library button and you will see them under the heading of Public Templates just below your own [...]

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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 [...]

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When someone signs up for a group at your church via your Get Connected Box, they are instantly welcomed once they confirm their email address.
This welcome message is your chance to provide not only information about the specific group/ministry/activity, but also to stamp your unique personality as a group leader.
We have recently updated the customized [...]

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We find that this article about Bonnie Anderson, the president of the General Convention House of Deputies, speaks directly to our mission and ministry. To read the entire article in The Record, click here.
“I know that this is likely an interesting, if not difficult, time for communicators. Budget cuts often find their way to the [...]

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DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) uses digital, cryptographic signatures, attaching information to a new header field in the message.
Since January, AOL, Yahoo and Google have been using DKIM to authenticate their inbound messages.
While authentication protocols like DKIM do not guarantee deliverability, they are a critical step to making sure your message gets through. So rest assured [...]

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The Episcopal Diocese of Michigan’s monthly newspaper The Record (www.the-record.org) wrote a recent article about us. It’s available online (and copied below) and will be printed in the April 2008 edition. Great work Herb Gunn!
A noted church communicator
John Goodell

by Herb Gunn
John Goodell knows his way around a keyboard.
In August, he joined the church staff at [...]

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