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Posted in ChurchPost Features, How Customers are Using ChurchPost, How are we different? on Apr 18th, 2010
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 [...]
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, 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 [...]
Posted in Company News & Events, How Customers are Using ChurchPost, How are we different? on Jun 3rd, 2008
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 [...]
Posted in How Customers are Using ChurchPost, How are we different? on Oct 2nd, 2007
One of the many people that we met at MinistryCom in Nashville was Lou Ann from First Free in Manchester, Missouri. She signed up for a ChurchPost account when she stopped by our booth to chat and was automatically entered in our drawing for a free account.
We are thrilled to announce that she won [...]
Posted in How Customers are Using ChurchPost on Aug 31st, 2007
We’ve been busy over here at ChurchPost.com!
Most recently, we launched a 60 day trial period that enables potential customers to fully evaluate our service before paying for it. Of course, signing up for ChurchPost is FREE and requires absolutely no payment information whatsoever…and your trial account allows you to interact with our full feature set.
After [...]
Posted in How Customers are Using ChurchPost on Aug 31st, 2007
ChurchPost.com uses PayPal to process our online payments.
We have launched an intuitive billing section on our site that enables you to pay instantly for your ChurchPost.com account:
http://billing.churchpost.com
There are 3 ways to pay:
Click the button for a monthly subscription based on your subscriber level that will automatically renew each month. Plans start at just $15!
Click the [...]
Posted in How Customers are Using ChurchPost on Jul 30th, 2007
So many churches and faith-based organizations use MySpace.com to share their ministry on the web. It’s a fantastic tool and best of all - it’s completely free!
We’ve updated our Get Connected Box code to be compatible with your MySpace profile!
To implement your Get Connected code on your MySpace profile:
1) Login to your ChurchPost account
2) Click [...]
Posted in How Customers are Using ChurchPost on Apr 23rd, 2007
Funny name - granted. (Think half secretary, half assistant…)
The Ann Arbor District of the United Methodist Church graciously invited us to be a part of their appreciation day Tuesday, May 1 at 1:00pm for the administrative staff for all of their churches. We offer some technical information that may be helpful for every day use, [...]
Posted in How Customers are Using ChurchPost on Apr 21st, 2007
At the end of last year it was very apparent that we needed a much better communication system within our church.
We needed a system that would:
provide for very easy input of information
provide fast & timely information to the committees & congregation
would reach all of the congregation
We started using ChurchPost as the core of our new [...]