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Learn how Moments work and how they can engage your attenders online..
Updated 2 weeks ago by Eric Lutz
You can choose which Moments you want to be available for use in the Host Tools during a Service.
Moments are used to reach and engage your attenders during a service. To allow attenders to see Moments, they need to be posted.
The Salvation Moment lets you give your attenders a chance to indicate a decision to follow Jesus! Admins have the ability to choose between a localized Salvation Moment or the customized one.
Connect moments allow attenders to connect with your ministry in unlimited ways.
The Give Moment allows you to lead your attenders to contribute to your church by presenting them with a URL to your church's online giving solution.
The power of prayer changes lives online, so we've added the Prayer Moment as a second option to engage your attenders in one-on-one conversations.
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Invite Moments allow your attenders to share your service with others via text messaging, social media platforms, etc., and share how much they love your church!
The response moment allows you to create a custom singular poll to drive engagement during a service. You can create custom text and a custom call to action button.
The Image Moment allows you to share an image in the chat feed. Attenders can like and discuss the image in the chat, and then share it directly to their social media feeds, which helps reach more people that may attend your service!
A Quote Moment lets you highlight a specific quote and allows attenders to like and share the most powerful points from your service.
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T he Connect Moment is a versatile tool that helps guide your attenders toward meaningful next steps and deeper connections with your church. Discover 10 creative ways to use this Moment in your mini…
Updated 2 weeks ago by Amanda Bixler
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