Build Church Community

Think all-night coffee shop (minus the surly baristas). The members of your church community are already using social media to reach out, share, and bond with others. Let them do the same within your church community.

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  Tell me

  Your church already provides a place for its members to come together and worship on Sundays. But there are six additional days every week that you can use to really engage them and assist in their spiritual growth. What you need is a 24/7, rain-or-shine gathering spot that you moderate and they can call their own. The fact is, your church members are already reaching out and connecting through their favorite social networks like Facebook and Twitter. Enter SoChurch, the centralized communications platform that helps you create an online community to bring and keep members together with features like the ability to create groups, share original content, and receive relevant and timely information and updates from other church members and administrators. And because SoChurch is out to complement existing social media and not compete with them, it’s built to seamlessly integrate the world’s two largest—Twitter and Facebook—so your members can post their SoChurch content out to the rest of their social network or pull content from their existing accounts into SoChurch. Everything SoChurch does is with one goal in mind: to help the personal relationships you’ve established within your church walls blossom outside of them.

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  Everyone wins

  You get control. Oversee all activity and even delegate some or all of your church’s communication to other leaders and members so you can concentrate on the bigger picture.

  Members get belonging. They are part of a thriving, online church community, able to both contribute their own content to internal groups and share group content and church happenings with their outside social network.