Not every leader responds to the same approach—which is why we created three email templates, each tailored to a different leadership style. Whether your pastor values mission, strategy, or straight facts, you’ll find an option that helps you start the conversation with clarity and confidence. Choose the one that best fits your leadership team, copy and paste it, personalize it, and hit send.
Option 1: The Vision-Caster
Cast the Vision: Share the Heart Behind Text In Church
This email is great if your leader is relational, mission-driven, and values ministry culture. It focuses on the why behind Text In Church—helping people feel known, noticed, and loved—and how it aligns with your church’s heart for connection.
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Subject Line: A Communication Opportunity for [CHURCH NAME]
Hi [Recipient Name],
I recently came across a platform called Text In Church, and I genuinely believe it could make a meaningful difference in how we communicate and care for people at [Church Name].
What stood out most to me? It was built by church leaders—for church leaders. Their team has real ministry experience, from planting churches to leading worship and serving on the front lines of Sunday mornings. They truly understand the pressure points we face and created this tool to support churches like ours.
I’ve started exploring it and am really impressed by how simple and church-focused it is. It combines texting and email in one place, offers automated guest follow-up (complete with proven templates), and even helps turn website visitors into Sunday guests through a feature called Plan A Visit.
More than anything, I love that it’s not just about sending messages. It’s about making sure people feel known, noticed, and loved—and that’s the kind of culture we want to grow here.
If you're open to it, I’d love to chat more about how this could support our mission. Here’s a quick overview you can check out:
Let me know what you think—I really believe this could help us reach more people and strengthen the connections we already have.
Thanks so much,
[Your Name]
Option 2: The Strategic Thinker
Lead with Strategy: Highlight the Features and Ministry Wins
Choose this email if your leader wants to understand how things work and what specific outcomes to expect. It’s structured, detailed, and shows how Text In Church supports scalable, intentional ministry without overloading your team.
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Subject Line: I Found a Tool I’d Love to Talk to You About
Hi [Recipient Name],
I’ve been exploring a communication platform called Text In Church, and I think it could make a big impact on how we connect with guests, members, and our community.
What stood out most to me? It was built by church leaders—for church leaders. Their team has real ministry experience, from planting churches to leading worship and serving on the front lines of Sunday mornings. They truly understand the pressure points we face and created this tool to support churches like ours.
Here’s what I’m excited about:
Text + Email in One System
Easily reach people in the way they prefer, all from a single platform.
Calling Feature Add-on
We could make and receive calls from our church’s text number for more personal ministry moments without using our personal phone numbers.
Automated Guest Follow-Up
Send texts and emails for six weeks after someone visits—without adding more to anyone’s workload.
Plan A Visit Feature
Turn website visitors into actual guests and stay connected even if they don’t show up.
Groups + Keywords
Automatically organize people into relevant groups (like youth, volunteers, or events) to keep messages targeted.
Member Success & Support
Their team offers weekly live training, a full library of help articles, and ongoing coaching so we’re never on our own.
It’s simple, intentional, and built to help churches like ours communicate better—without burning out staff or volunteers.
If you're open to it, I’d love to talk more about how this could support what we're already doing. Here's a quick overview if you want to see more:
Thanks so much for considering it!
[Your Name]
Option 3: The Practical Decision-Maker
Get to the Point: Answer the Questions Leadership Will Ask
This is the best choice if your leader prefers clarity and efficiency. It preemptively answers common questions about cost, ease of use, volunteer-friendliness, and results—making it easy to evaluate quickly and objectively.
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Subject Line: Can we take a look at this together?
Hi [Recipient Name],
I wanted to share a resource that could really strengthen our communication strategy at [Church Name]—it’s called Text In Church. I believe it could help us better connect with guests, follow up consistently, and engage our community throughout the week.
I know leadership often has some key questions when reviewing new tools. Here’s what you’ll want to know:
What is it?
A simple communication platform built specifically for churches—combining text, email, and even calling in one place.
How much does it cost?
Plans start as low as $31/month
No contracts, no setup fees
30-day money-back guarantee if it’s not the right fit
Do we have to learn a lot of new tech?
No—it’s intentionally designed to be volunteer-friendly
Includes ready-to-use templates for follow-up, prayer requests, reminders, and more
Unlimited help from their Member Success Team (plus live weekly trainings)
How does it help our ministry grow?
Automates follow-up for guests—helping more people come back after visiting
Collect contact info from our website via Plan A Visit
Keeps members engaged beyond Sundays with personal, timely communication
Can we still talk to people directly?
Yes! You can text, email, and even make calls from your church number
Great for personal follow-up, prayer calls, and relational ministry moments
Is it trusted?
Over 38,000 church leaders use Text In Church weekly
Built by church leaders who understand real ministry challenges
It’s about making people feel known, noticed, and loved—not just adding more tools
If this sounds like something we should consider, I’d love to chat about it with you.
Here’s a quick link if you want to explore it:
Thanks so much,
[Your Name]