There are probably a lot of ways people can find out about what’s going on at your church. Emails, flyers, texts, newsletters, a website—maybe all of the above. 

Church Center brings all the ways people can engage with your church into one place. 

Church Center is also the perfect place to communicate those updates. 

The free announcements page in Church Center is the best way to loop everyone in on what’s most important for them to know.

Announcements can act as your new digital bulletin—a what’s happening page and a quick way for people to see what’s most important. 

New Calendar event? Announcement page. 

New event signup from Registrations? Announcement page.

Group signups just kicking off?  Announcement page.

Starting a new building pledge campaign? Announcement page. 

That random but important thing everyone needs to know? Announcement page!

How to make a Church Center announcements page

The announcements page is free to create and is live in every Publishing account! 

From the Announcements tab under Content, you can make your announcement items. 

Each item has a:

  1. Title

  2. Image (optional)

  3. Summary (optional)

  4. Link to a Church Center page or external URL (optional) 

You can also choose when to show or hide an announcement in the announcements list and assign it to campuses and categories. 

Click through this demo to see how easy it is!

As one of our customers said, when people ask where to find out what’s going on, “Church Center is always the answer, everything’s all in one place.” 

Go set up your announcements! 

New to Church Center and want to know what you can do next?

We know it can be a little overwhelming! There are a few resources you can check out depending on where you are in your journey. 

  1. Watch this webinar on how to set it up in under one hour. 

  2. Join the Church Center and Publishing channels in our customer community to see how other churches are doing things! 

  3. Still deciding between church apps? Use this compare page to help make your decision.