What's New at ChurchPost?

We’re pleased to announce that ChurchPost.com Version 4 is now accessible on all browsers! So go ahead - point your browser to www.ChurchPost.com and see why thousands of users around the world empower their ministries with our easy, affordable,...
Source: http://blog.churchpost.com/2010...ion-4-now-open-to-all-browsers/

NEW Custom SignUp Boxes

With the release of ChurchPost Version 4, you’ll notice a few new features popping up in various places. Perhaps most noticeable is the new SignUp Boxes TAB that appears on the left main navigation area under REPORTS. This tab is available to ...
Source: http://blog.churchpost.com/2010/06/new-custom-signup-boxes/

ChurchPost presents in Chicago

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 ...
Source: http://blog.churchpost.com/2010...churchpost-presents-in-chicago/

Say Good-bye to the Designer Editor and Hello to Kim

Say Good-bye to the Designer Editor After receiving feedback from many of you we have decided to take the designer editor down. We have not been happy with the functionality and after a year of trying to repair it, it is time to move on. As of...
Source: http://blog.churchpost.com/2010...signer-editor-and-hello-to-kim/

Basic Layouts added to Standard Editor

Today we released a small but useful feature called Basic Layouts in our Standard Editor: This is a great way to get started on a message design without having to think about the overall table structure of your mailing. Change background colors, swa...
Source: http://blog.churchpost.com/2010...youts-added-to-standard-editor/

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