The jobs your church keeps meaning to get to.
Attendance and child check-in. Giving. The directory. News and messaging. The calendar. A trained student sets one up on your church’s own Anvoy site, hands you a printed report, and is certified for it.
Two things a pastor usually asks next, answered plainly: nobody gets your passwords — the work is done inside your site by somebody your church has added, with the rights you gave them and nothing more. And every one of these jobs is for a student of 15 or over, working under their own parent’s supervision.
What a student can set up for you
Church Setup
Put a congregation on Anvoy properly - the details, what shows publicly, and who runs it after you leave.
Directory Day
Get a whole congregation onto Anvoy in one sitting, families intact and children where they belong.
News and Messaging Setup
Set a church up to say something and have it arrive - who may post, who sees it, and how it actually reaches a phone.
Church Giving Setup
Set a church up to receive gifts - online, by check, or both - and leave somebody there able to run it.
The Calendar and Resources
What happens every week, and who has the hall on Saturday.
Attendance, Rotation, Numbers and Follow
Set a church up to know who was there, who is serving, who has stopped coming - and to check children in and out safely on a Sunday.
Signup Service, Events
Stop the clipboard. Sheets people can fill in from the car park, and events that know who is coming.
Congregation Prayer List
A prayer list the church actually reads, with the answered ones still on it.
BibleGame Night
Host a Bible game evening for a church or a family - the room, the passage, the three rounds, and somebody there able to run the next one.
The Church Cookbook
A whole congregation of recipes, collected, photographed and organized into something the church can hold.
Projects and Serve Teams
Who is doing what by when, and who is on next Sunday.
Mentoring Program Setup In the works
Set a church up so its young people are walking with somebody - the pairs, the groups they meet in, and the paperwork Anvoy will not do for you.
Programs (Tracks) Setup In the works
Set up a church mentoring track: what a program is, who runs it, and how somebody joins one.
Recommending an Academy is not sponsoring one
An Academy is independent. A church recommends it — a home and a good word, not money and not liability. More than one church can recommend the same Academy, and any of them can stop at any time. That is what keeps the Academy free to serve the whole town, and what keeps your church clear of responsibility for it.
A church that recommends one has to be on Anvoy and affirm the Foundational Values.