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Newsletters written, designed and sent for you twice a month, in your voice. £195 a month.

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We write, design and send your church email newsletter or charity supporter newsletter twice a month: news, the week's sermon, events, stories and giving, in your voice. GDPR-compliant sign-ups and a simple monthly report. £195 a month, with a one-off £195 set-up.

Sound familiar?

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“The weekly notices are a PDF nobody reads.”

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“Our newsletter goes out when someone remembers.”

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“We're not sure our email list is GDPR-compliant.”

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“Supporters only hear from us when we ask for money.”

Plans and prices

Email newsletter plans and prices

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Set-up

Email newsletters

Best for churches and charities starting or tidying an email list

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Platform set-up (e.g. Mailchimp, MailerLite)

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Branded template

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GDPR-compliant sign-up form and consent

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List import and clean-up

£195 one-off
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Free with an annual plan [confirm]

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Email newsletters

Best for churches and charities that want regular, opened emails

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2 newsletters a month, written and designed

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Sermon summary, events, stories, giving

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Sent at the best time for your readers

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Monthly report: opens, clicks, growth

£195 per month
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Mission Rate: 25% off for churches and charities under £100k income

FAQ

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How often should a church send a newsletter?

Weekly or fortnightly works for most churches; monthly suits many charities. Consistency matters more than frequency. Our plan sends two well-planned newsletters a month.

What should go in a church newsletter?

A warm welcome, the week's sermon or reflection, upcoming events, one story from church life, prayer points and a clear way to give or get involved. Keep it short and scannable.

How do we collect emails in a GDPR-compliant way?

Ask people to opt in with a clear, unticked box, say what you'll send and how often, keep a record of consent, and include an unsubscribe link in every email.

What's the best email platform for churches in the UK?

Mailchimp and MailerLite are popular and both have nonprofit discounts (check current terms). ChurchSuite and similar church tools also send email. We'll recommend the simplest option for your team.