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Contact: Travis Dorsch Position: Office Manager Church: Bad Axe Free Methodist Church   Before PastorsLine Bad Axe Free Methodist Church had three main challenges: Uncertainty with Contact Information: Congregants were often unsure about the legitimacy of messages they received, as these messages came from unfamiliar numbers. Event Management: Organizing events and sending reminders was time-consuming...
Contact: Travis Dorsch Position: Office Manager Church: Bad Axe Free Methodist Church   Before PastorsLine Bad Axe Free Methodist Church had three main challenges: Uncertainty with Contact Information: Congregants were...
One of the things that PastorsLine does is integrate with different digital solutions such as your church management systems (ChMS). This eliminates the need for data silos. So if you need to send a text message or make a call, etc. within PastorsLine, you don't have to import or export data, make sure that the names match, or check that the opt-out status is updated. We do that for you through our syncing process. However when syncing data from an outside app, there are some restrictions in addition to natural...
As a faith-based company, all of us at PastorsLine fully understand how important it is for churches to effectively allocate their resources. First, it is part of good stewardship. Second,...
Hear what Lupé Lopez (Anna First Baptist Church) + 4 others said about PastorsLine’s Real Video Texting When life happens, you need to get the message out…now. Sure, you can send a text message, but sometimes just words are not enough. Your people need to see your face and hear your voice…off the cuff, live. Presenting the PastorsLine Real Video Attachment feature (RVA). Why a live video? Real-time communication The PL RVA feature offers a unique opportunity for pastors and church leaders to communicate with their congregations in real-time. Real,...
  When it comes to sharing last-minute updates with your church members, traditional methods like text messages or manual phone trees may not be the most effective. But don't worry,...
The Power of Human Touch in a World Run by AI In the age of automation, it's easy to feel like the human touch is disappearing. From cash machines to self-checkouts, technology seems to be replacing personal service at every turn. But what if we told you there's still a place where you can get that one-on-one attention when you need it? Enter PastorsLine. PastorsLine has always believed in delivering top-quality service to its clients, and we know that sometimes, the best way to administer that service is through the...
CJ Barnett, Worship and Communications Pastor at Central Baptist Church, Sioux City, IA was kind enough to share how PastorsLine is helping his church. How did you find PastorsLine? CJ...
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While we were in lockdown and isolation, many ministries onboarded texting software for churches to help them stay in touch with their people. Now that the restrictions are more-or-less lifted and life is settling into the new normal, people are back in church. Why continue to text and keep a digital footprint?   Reason #1: People worship on their phones anyway. Statistics from several years ago showed that: 53% of people polled used their smartphones to access the Bible. 54% of Christian millennials explored faith and spirituality via online videos....
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PastorsLine (PL) is a revolutionary software. By revolutionary, we mean that we have changed the way churches reach out to their members forever. Many of our customers testify to the...
Spoiler alert: This blog is going to be a bit emotional. As I am writing this, I have goosebumps and that incredible “alignment with the Lord” feeling. It is not often that we get such a powerful example of His work. And yet, why am I surprised? God is the original “out of the box” thinker, right? Let’s take Jesus for example. Time and time again, every step along the way, Christ challenged the conventional thinking of the times. Just to mention a few examples: He associated with the “wrong”...
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