Sending and receiving texts from our landline number is the #1 feature that ensures visitors and members can engage with us on the most relevant means of communication there is right now. Having one number to advertise, simplifies all graphics, ads, announcements, etc. for us, as well as for those we're trying to reach. I use PastorsLine EVERY DAY. It's changing the way we engage with our members - it's both easier and more effective.

Using our landline number for texting seems to be working great. We chose to use that number because a lot of our members already had that number saved in their contacts. We are enjoying using Pastorsline to text our church members and stay in touch.

Using the landline number has been Using the landline number has been fantastic. Over the past few years, we have had less and fewer calls about the church to our landline. Mostly sales and spam calls. Moving over texting on this line had been very helpful because now people no longer need to have a new number. Been very good for communication within the church. Helped us make that jump into the modern day!

At first, the landline feature seemed like it would overload the church secretary since everyone would have the church phone number saved in their phones. This has not happened! People are simply interacting with our events better than ever before! We love the landline feature.

We really like using our landline as our primary text reply number. Makes it so much easier for our people to remember and use.

the land line is more familiar with our congregation. When we texted from the other number, some would inquire about who was sending the text as the number was unfamiliar, and we did not use it frequently, so by the time we sent another text, some had forgotten the number.

For us [a PastorsLine text-enabled church landline] has been huge for people to be able to text the number they already knew for our church. It means they don’t have to remember two different numbers when they are looking to try and get in touch with us. Most people don’t even realize its mostly an automated process.

Sending and receiving texts from our landline number is the #1 feature that ensures visitors and members can engage with us on the most relevant means of communication there is right now. Having one number to advertise, simplifies all graphics, ads, announcements, etc. for us, as well as for those we're trying to reach. I use PastorsLine EVERY DAY. It's changing the way we engage with our members - it's both easier and more effective.

Using our church line has been a great plus! It enables us to use the same phone number in all of our marketing. For instance, in our radio spot, we can invite listeners to call or text and then give our phone number once, saving time for other details.

This helps all of our communication be more seamless and connected.

Thus far it’s worked perfectly!! When we wanna send out a text message we use the church office #.

When somebody calls this #, it just takes them to our office phone where a front desk agent can answer. This is perfect! Far better than our individual cell phones ringing when somebody calls our PastorsLine number.

It’s only been a week but it’s working great!

Our church does not have an administration staff so the fact that everyone can reach the church using one number has allowed better communication between the congregation and the pastors. Other text services use different numbers each time they bulk message. So the fact that our members can save the number that will text them as the church in their phone we now have a lot less opt out requests. And it simplifies our contact information on posters and cards

I have loved having one number for our church to call or text. On the larger scale, due to carrier blocking, quite a few texts have been rerouted through your short code, but it has had the same effect. We announce this number during our onstage announcements and it is much easier to remember our phone number than memorizing a second number.

I would recommend having one phone number to reach every generation in your church, whether that is for calling or texting purposes.

I honestly never realized how many people must have been trying to text our landline all along! We never advertised our landline as a number you could text, but we have gotten multiple members of our congregation and even guests from some of our events to send us texts saying, ‘Thank you for this and that’, and it has been really great to see!

By using the same phone number for texting and calling you get people to remember your phone number. When it comes the time that are ready to reach out to us they know the phone number.

It comes from a number the church members already know. They don’t have to log in or have to send anything- we just sent a message so the congregation can see how to will look in the future! Great feedback!