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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 Useful Tools to Make Your Life Easier, What's New? on May 11th, 2009
Each time you access a file through your web browser, the browser caches (stores) it. In this way, the files (including any images on the page) do not have to be retrieved anew from the remote web site each time you click the Back or Forward buttons.
Unfortunately, this means that when we release new features [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, What's New? on May 11th, 2009
We are thrilled to launch our new Custom Email option via our CREATE menu.
Our custom email interface allows you to access your church’s templates AND our growing Public Template library.
Choosing a template is simple - just select your favorite and go!
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 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, What's New? on Aug 20th, 2008
This Friday, August 22, we will be performing several minor upgrades to our servers, including a small fix to our “coaching system” that ensures you are making the most of our service.
We have done everything possible to limit the number of emails you receive, but if your account has been inactive for some time (more [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, How are we different?, What's New? on Aug 12th, 2008
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 [...]
Posted in What's New? on Aug 5th, 2008
Well, we think we’ve solved it this time.
Recently, we’ve heard from many of you about funny characters appearing in your messages - especially when content was copied and pasted from other programs (eh hem…Microsoft). Last year, we launched the addition of the “Paste of Word” feature on our editor that cleaned up proprietary code created [...]
Posted in ChurchPost Features, How are we different?, What's New? on Apr 13th, 2008
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 [...]
Posted in What's New? on Feb 26th, 2008
We recently upgraded our attachment interface in 2 key ways:
We now automatically strip out the ‘ character from document names (like John’s Calendar.doc). This caused some problems previously and essentially halted the message from being delivered to anyone in the recipient list. So go ahead - name your document whatever you like - we’ll [...]