Product Updates | Church360° Unite Blog

Social media has become an important tool for organizations to reach their audiences, and that is especially true for churches. We are excited to announce the release of a new feature in Church360° Unite that allows you to quickly add links to social media accounts in the footer of your website.

We hosted two training webinars for Church360° Unite this week. Watch them both here to see what you missed or go back over important points.

Hyperlinking text allows you to create links to other pages in your site, an outside website, a certain spot within a document, a file to download, or an email address. In this article, we’ll go over linking to a file to download and how to make the document open in a new tab.

Automatic invitations and reminders for events can save you a lot of time and help increase attendance. Here is how to set up new events with these.

Your Church360° Unite website has Household and Person profiles for each member of your church. Here is an overview of these types of profiles and how to edit them.

Once a feed page has been created in Church360° Unite, visitors can subscribe to the feed using an RSS reader. Different web browsers work differently, so the process for doing this may vary. In the example below, I use Google Chrome to subscribe to the feed.

In a few simple steps, you can add new people to your Church360° Unite site, allowing them to view the member directory and setting them up to be users on the site.

Our customer onboarding specialist, Rod Kyles, hosted two training webinars for Church360° Unite this week. Watch them both here to see what you missed or go back over important points.

With Church360° Unite, it is quick and easy to change the appearance of your church website by selecting a new theme or preset. A theme provides the overall layout of your website. Create your site’s look and feel by choosing from twelve different themes, each with unique features.

In Church360° Unite, you can create private pages called Groups, which allow members of your site to interact with each other in online discussions. Within Groups, leaders can post documents, photos, or comments or create events that can only be seen by members who have been given access to the Group.