Approve one plan a month…
Hand your church’s social media to someone who does it all.
You approve one plan a month. I create and post everything else — the videos, graphics, carousels, and captions, every week. I cover the work of a six-person team, so it is off your plate for good.
Facebook and Instagram on every plan. Stories included.
Good social media takes six people. Your church has a volunteer.
A feed that actually reaches people needs six different skill sets. Most churches pile all six on one stretched-thin volunteer, so it slips. Hand it to me, and I cover all six.
See plans & pricing →Video editor
Your sermons become short clips made to get watched.
Graphic designer
On-brand graphics and carousels in your colors.
Copywriter
Captions that sound like your church, not a template.
Scheduler
Everything posted on a fixed weekly rhythm. No gaps.
Account manager
One point of contact (me) who keeps it all on time.
Strategist
A plan mapped to your sermons, events, and seasons.
The first visit happens on a phone.
Before a family ever parks in your lot, they pull up your church on Instagram or Facebook. A feed that posted this week tells them you are alive and expecting them. A feed that stopped in March tells them to keep scrolling. That first impression happens hundreds of times a year — and you never see it.
Every week
A fixed rhythm the platforms reward.
Climbs
Likes, comments, shares, and saves add up.
Grows
Followers and views stack week over week.
Show up
Online influence turns into people in seats on Sunday.
Every post type your church needs.
Sermon videos
Your sermon’s best moments, cut into short vertical video built to get watched.
Carousels
Multi-slide posts that teach, recap a series, or walk through next steps.
Still graphics
Scripture, quotes, and announcements designed in your colors.
Stories
Every post also runs in your story, formatted for the full-screen vertical view.
You approve. I do everything else.
I optimize your profiles
Bio, profile photo, and cover image on each platform — so your church looks its best before a single post.
I build your plan
A monthly calendar mapped to your sermons, events, and season, sent to you to approve before anything goes live.
I create & post
Videos, graphics, carousels, and captions, scheduled across Facebook and Instagram every week.
Your feed stays consistent
Active week after week. You never scramble for a post again.
Pick your rhythm. I do the work.
Every plan posts on a fixed weekly schedule across Facebook and Instagram. The only thing that changes is how much video you want.
Church Social Media
Done-for-you content on a fixed weekly schedule — scale up for more video anytime.
- Weekly graphics, carousels & captions
- Short sermon-clip videos
- Facebook + Instagram, stories included
- Monthly content calendar you approve
- Add TikTok or YouTube Shorts anytime
Your setup is on me — brand kit, custom templates, and a full profile rebuild, waived when you start on a 12-month plan.
The work gets done — every week.
The team communicates well, the response is always timely, and the content just shows up every week. It took a huge weight off our staff.
Our feed used to stop for months at a time. Now it is consistent and on-brand, and I approve the whole month in one sitting.
People genuinely engage with our sermon clips now. It feels like ministry happening between Sundays, not just marketing.
Still have questions? Good.
How often should a church post on social media?+
On a steady weekly rhythm rather than in bursts — usually four to seven times a week. I post on a fixed schedule across Facebook and Instagram so it never drops off during busy seasons.
Which platforms should a church use?+
Facebook and Instagram are the two every local church needs, and both are included on every plan. You can add TikTok or YouTube Shorts for a small monthly add-on.
Do you create the content, or do we?+
I create all of it — videos, graphics, carousels, and captions — then send you a monthly calendar to approve before anything goes live. You never hand over posts to schedule.
Do you use our sermons?+
Yes. Your content starts with your weekly sermon. I pull the moments worth sharing into short vertical videos, then build graphics and carousels around your series and calendar.
Should we outsource if we already have a volunteer?+
Yes. The best setup keeps one person in-house to approve and post in the moment, while I handle production — so your volunteer stops burning out.
What happens after we sign up?+
Onboarding takes about two weeks: a kickoff call, your brand kit and templates, and a full profile rebuild. Then your first calendar comes to you — nothing publishes until you approve it.
Hand it off, and get your Sundays back.
Consistent church social media usually takes a team you do not have. I do that work for you. You approve the plan — I handle everything else.