Free messaging for your entire church
Supercharge your communications for free thanks to Kingdom Minded Donors who want to see the church flourish.
Free messaging for your entire church
SERIESTurn new visitors into engaged members.Create welcoming environments with text series. Automate a sequence of timed texts that help people learn more about your church and how they can plug in.
KEYWORDSConnect people to the next steps in their faith journey.Customize automated responses for unlimited keywords. Provide keywords for new believers, event RSVPs, small group interest, or resources, and let the automated follow up deliver immediate info right when people ask.
BROADCASTSKeep your people and ministries updated on important information.Keep everyone up-to-date with personalized one-to-many texts. 90% of texts are read within 3 minutes, so your people are sure to see your most urgent messages.
INBOXEasily respond to prayer requests and messages.Never miss a message. Sort, filter, and reply to incoming texts so you don't let a chance to connect slip through the cracks.
Steps to Get Started
1
Claim Phone Number
Claim your free phone number by clicking 'Start Messaging' button. This number will be your dedicated channel for connecting with your community through messaging.
2
Send a Test Text
Next, send a test text to ensure your messages are flowing seamlessly. Once completed, you'll be all set to engage with your community effortlessly!
3
Start Messaging
Begin sending and receiving messages directly within your inbox. Stay connected, inspire conversations, and foster a stronger community bond through effortless communication.
4
Use Our Mobile App
Utilize the Gloo mobile app to conveniently send and receive messages on the go. Download the app today and stay seamlessly connected with your community wherever you are!
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