Church Media Squad is a remote creative team that takes on graphics, video, websites, social media, and branding for churches, so pastoral staff can stay with people instead of a design queue.^1 The company says it has served more than 3,000 churches since 2017 and designed more than 300,000 pieces, with more than 45 creatives on the roster.^1
On a monthly subscription, churches send requests to a Squad of church creatives, many of them former church staff, rather than hiring in-house.^1 Five departments cover graphic design, video, sermon-based social, branding, and websites.^4 Your plan sets how many graphic and video projects run at once, from 7 to 15 by tier, and anything over that queues in the order you choose.^3 Revisions continue until the work is right at no extra charge, the source files stay with the church, and the whole staff can submit directly with no per-seat charge.^1 All-In adds a named account manager who learns the church's voice and weekend rhythm.^5 Every plan also includes unlimited Remix templates and ChurchCreate for everyday graphics, and neither counts toward your monthly number.^8
Michael Tuszynski, a former youth and worship pastor, founded the company in September 2017. His desire is to help churches spread the Gospel effectively in their communities through media, and he is working toward a Master of Divinity at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.^2 The public roster includes Director of Creative Direction Skyler Stigmon.^6
From January 2027, each plan includes a set number of graphics and videos each month, with options to use templates, add a single piece, or move up a step when you reach it.^8 Churches subscribe on month-to-month or 12-month terms, start with a 14-day free trial, and have a 60-day no-penalty window on 12-month agreements.^8
"I just dump it on you guys and you guys make my ideas look amazing." - Chantel Orr, Communications Director, Central Church, Abbotsford, BC^9
"Within the first month, we had a reel hit over 100,000 views. Our follower count almost tripled." - Avery Weldy, Communications Director, Maple City Chapel, Goshen, IN^9
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