Each church has a Prayer tab where church members can post prayer requests and praises. Members can also respond to each other's prayer requests, and give updates on their own requests.
The church bulletin board is meant for church staff to post announcements, or church members to post needs or offerings for each other. Think of it as a digital replacement of the paper bulletin on Sunday mornings.
Every post to the church bulletin dispatches an email to all your church's members on MyChurch and Facebook who have opted-in to receive these email notifications. This email contains the actual message of the bulletin post so that church members don't have to login to MyChurch or Facebook to see the post.
Note: If your church network moderator turned on his approval-required settings for bulletin posts, your post will not show up until it is approved by a moderator.
Each church has its own photo gallery for members to share and comment on photos. Any church member can upload pictures, and church moderators have the power to remove them.
Videos on MyChurch are powered by Youtube. You can post videos to your church's Media page by either posting a Youtube URL, or by uploading a video directly from your computer. You can upload almost any format including .wmv, .avi, .mp4, .mov, .mpeg, .flv, and .mpeg4 directly from your computer to your church's video page.
If your church records or podcasts its sermons, post the audio file for members to play back, comment, and share.
MyChurch uses an Adobe Flash player for all mp3 files. We recommend you encode your sermons at a bit-rate of 11.025kHz, 22.050 kHz, or 44.100 kHz. For tips on how to encode at these bit-rates, check out this suggestion.
Your church can post documents to its media library like sermon notes, Bible study calendars, Sunday bulletins, worship music notes, and anything else that should be stored digitally. You can upload documents in almost any format including text, pdf, and Word/Excel/Powerpoint.
MyChurch uses a flash player powered by Scribd.com to convert the document into a nice flash-based reader that requires no downloads to view the document (view the sample document below):
Your church info tab gives visitors logistical information about your church (denomination, service times, location, etc). And it also gives visitors a visual picture of your community by displaying some of the members.
