Medivot for Churches and faith organisations

Care for your congregation between Sundays

A church's real work happens between services: welcoming the first-time guest before they drift, reminding members about the program they meant to attend, getting the word out without three broadcast lists going stale. Medivot gives your media and admin teams one system for member communication, online events and guest follow-up.

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The problems that cost you money

  • Announcements rely on broadcast lists that are always out of date, and half the congregation hears late or never
  • First-time guests fill a welcome card and then nobody contacts them until they have quietly stopped coming
  • Online services and vigils run on links shared in chats, so nobody knows who attended or who to follow up
  • Counselling, membership classes and dedication appointments are booked by phone and remembered by hand

Member communication that reaches everyone

Build one member list in the CRM, segmented by unit, campus or membership class, and send announcements, devotionals and program invitations by email with a record of who received and opened them. New members are added once and stay current, instead of a broadcast list someone must maintain by hand.

Online services with registration and reminders

Run online services, vigils, conferences and teachings as webinars: members register once, get reminders automatically, and join the live session on Medivot Stream. Attendance is recorded per person, so the follow-up team can see who was in the room and who needs a call.

First-time guests followed up personally

A guest form on a landing page or at the welcome desk creates a contact that starts a short welcome sequence and assigns a follow-up task. Nobody relies on remembering the visitor from three Sundays ago; the system prompts the call, the membership class invitation and the transport-arrangement message.

A week with Medivot: churches and faith organisations

  1. Welcome the guest. First-time guests fill a short form; the church gets their details with consent, and a welcome email and a follow-up task go out automatically.
  2. Announce the program. Send the convention, vigil or membership class announcement to the right segment with a registration link, and watch registrations come in.
  3. Run it online or hybrid. Members join from their phones with personal links and reminders; attendance is recorded for the admin team.
  4. Keep caring after. Attendees get the thank-you and next-step message; absent members get noticed, and counselling bookings come through the booking page.

Frequently asked questions

Can a church use Medivot for member communication?

Yes. Churches use Medivot to keep one current member list, segment it by unit or campus, and email announcements, devotionals and program invitations with delivery and open tracking. Consent is recorded, and members can unsubscribe themselves.

Can we stream services with Medivot?

Online and hybrid services run as webinars on Medivot Stream, with member registration, automatic reminders and recorded attendance. If you need to restream simultaneously to YouTube or Facebook, pair it with a streaming tool, as Medivot webinars do not restream today.

How do we follow up first-time guests?

Collect their details on a form with consent, and Medivot starts a welcome sequence and assigns a follow-up task to a worker automatically. The guest's attendance at later programs is recorded on the same record, so you can see them settle in.

Is Medivot affordable for a church?

Plans are billed in naira with a 5-day free trial to test everything. Email, events, booking and the member database share one plan, which usually costs less than the separate tools a media team would otherwise combine.

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