Since many churches have tons of weekly events, some events—especially those focused on potential guests like Easter—can get buried on your website. What if there is a way you could automatically sync your events and draw attention to the ones which matter the most? Then, once the event was over, the highlight feature would go...
Feel like your ministry events are getting lost in your general online calendar? Want to generate interest in events even before they show up on your current weekly or monthly...
We can agree that the goal of your church calendar is to inspire people to participate in events and meetings. If your calendar is not current, they won’t know about all the great things you have planned. (You can’t attend something you don’t know about, right?) If it is not attractively displayed, it won’t grab their attention as much as it could. Feel like there is room for improvement? Then, consider the example shared with us by Brother Suresh Rajadurai of Bread of Life Church in Bloomington, Minnesota. How were...
Although your calendars should look the same, Display.Church (DCE) has had major, under the hood tweaks to make it both easier to add features and more scalable.  We have tested...
What does your church’s data entry process look like? Is it as streamlined as possible? Or is there a lot of double-entry? What about automaticity? Or is there still a lot of manual data entry? Katie Ballard, Assistant to Operations at Grace Fellowship Church was kind enough to reply to our “7 minutes” feedback request survey. Here’s what Katie shared. How were you communicating your events before Display.Church? Katie told us that they were using a “WordPress plugin that was not directly tied to CCB; everything was entered manually and...
Cecillia Fountain of Centerpoint Church reached out to us with an unsolicited review of CCB.events. Before using CCB.events Cecillia shared: “We didn't have a great solution prior to CCB.events. We...