Communicate is a church communications workspace. It gives the person or team carrying a church's communication load one shared place to plan: a calendar of every email, social post, text, and Sunday announcement, with the campaigns, requests, approvals, and assignments behind each message connected to it.^1
The calendar shows all channels side by side, in week or day views, filtered by campaign, channel, or ministry, and a message can be dragged to a new date when plans change.^1 Campaigns keep the details, graphics, copy, and messages for an Easter, a VBS, or a sermon series together, and a campaign can be sent to a pastor or leader for sign-off before it goes out.^1 Last year's seasonal campaigns can be duplicated and updated instead of rebuilt.^1 Messages move from Draft to Active to Done, so the team can see where every message stands.^1 On the team plan, ministry leaders submit promotion requests through one form; approved requests can become campaigns, and the work is assigned with due dates, comments, and mentions kept with it.^1
Communicate plans and coordinates messages; it does not send them. Your team keeps sending email, posting to social media, and making announcements through the tools it already uses, and Communicate holds the one plan they all work from.^1
The team plan adds AI writing in your church's voice. An admin describes how your church sounds, lists words to use or avoid, and can add a few past messages as examples. From that, Communicate drafts campaign copy and copy for individual messages across channels such as email, newsletters, social posts, texts, slides, and service announcements, always returning two drafts to compare, edit, or regenerate with feedback.^3 AI writing is off until an admin turns it on and accepts the AI terms, and nothing is ever published automatically: a person chooses a draft, edits it, and decides whether to use it.^3 Communicate's privacy policy explains what is and is not sent to its AI provider, states that team members' names and email addresses, contact lists, billing information, and uploaded files are never sent, and states that Communicate does not train AI models on a church's content.^4
Communicate is operated by Communicate, LLC of Burleson, Texas, and is built for communications directors, part-time coordinators, church admins, pastors, and ministry teams.^4 One plan serves a solo communicator with unlimited viewers, so pastors and ministry leaders can see what is coming; the team plan adds seats, requests, assignments, and multi-campus support.^2 Churches quoted on the site describe running their whole communication plan from it daily.^1
Communicate is subscription-based, with a free trial on both plans, no setup fee or long-term contract, and cancellation at any time; see the pricing page for the current plans.^2 The AI writing plan includes a monthly AI usage allowance rather than unlimited generation.^2
Notable- One shared calendar for every channel, so the team can spot collisions and gaps before they reach the congregation.^1
- Ministry promotion requests, campaign approval, and assignments live in the same workspace as the calendar.^1
- AI drafts copy in the church's own voice, from its own campaign details, and a person always reviews and decides before anything is used.^3
- It plans messages without replacing the sending tools a church already uses.^1
