People receive so many irrelevant messages that churches need to communicate thoughtfully with the right audience.
célula.in lets you send messages to precisely defined groups using:
Send messages to members, event attendees, students, ministry leaders, or any other church groups.
Through célula.in itself. Everyone on the list receives it in the app’s message area, where it stays on record, with nobody copying phone numbers into a broadcast list.
Sending from in here goes through the app. For WhatsApp, the church connects the tool it already uses through our integration, and the send is triggered by what happened inside célula.in, such as a visitor just added to a cell group.
That is exactly what the tool is for. The message goes to the list you build, crossing registration data with involvement: only the students on a course, only the registrants for an event, only the leaders of one ministry, only those who missed the last few weeks.
By talking to the people it concerns. Much of the irritation with church communication comes from the right message sent to the wrong person. Because the list here is built from a rule, the course notice reaches those enrolled, and the rest of the church never gets it.