The 7 Must-Have Content Pieces for Every Church Event

brock • February 24, 2025

Want More People at Your Events? Start Here.


Many churches struggle with getting the word out about events. Whether it’s a special service, a community outreach, or a church-wide gathering, strong communication is essential to boost attendance and engagement.


To ensure maximum visibility, make sure you have these 7 key content pieces:


1️⃣ A Clear Event Title & Description


Your event title should be engaging and easy to understand. Instead of something vague like “Monthly Fellowship,” a more engaging title might be “Community Night: Worship, Connection, and Encouragement.”


Your event description should clearly answer:

  • What’s happening?
  • Who’s it for?
  • Why should people come?
  • How do they participate?


A compelling event description sparks interest and drives action.


2️⃣ Website/Event Page Copy


Your website is the central hub for event details. Every major church event should have a dedicated page or section answering key questions:


  • Date, time, location, and registration details
  • What attendees can expect
  • FAQs (childcare, parking, etc.)
  • A clear call to action (Register, RSVP, Learn More, etc.)


A well-crafted webpage makes it easy for people to find the info they need and reduces last-minute questions.


3️⃣ Email Announcements


Email is one of the most effective ways to reach your congregation. Instead of a single announcement, use a strategic email sequence:


  • 3-4 weeks out: Save the Date / Initial Invite
  • 2 weeks out: Event Highlights & Details
  • 1 week out: Reminder with a Personal Invite
  • 1 day before: Last-Minute Reminder & Excitement Boost


Personalizing emails—like addressing recipients by name or segmenting for first-time guests vs. regular attendees—can significantly increase engagement.


4️⃣ Social Media Posts


Your congregation is on social media, so your event promotion should be, too! Instead of one static post, create a social media plan with:


  • Event Announcements (What, When, Why)
  • Countdowns & Reminders (e.g., “3 Days Until…”)
  • Behind-the-Scenes Prep (Show the excitement building!)
  • Engagement Questions (“Who’s coming to [Event Name]?”)
  • Livestream or Stories During the Event


Tip: AI-powered tools like ChurchCopy.ai can generate engaging captions and consistent messaging across platforms in minutes!


5️⃣ Text Message Reminders


People are busy, and emails often go unread. A simple text reminder the day before or the morning of the event can significantly increase attendance.


📲 Example:

“Hey [First Name], can’t wait to see you at [Event Name] tomorrow at [Time]! Bring a friend & get ready for an amazing time. More details here: [Link]”


Texting is personal, direct, and hard to ignore—making it a must-have tool.


6️⃣ Church Announcements (Sunday Service & Small Groups)


Sunday morning is prime time to promote your event. But instead of a long-winded announcement, keep it concise and compelling:


🎤 The 30-Second Rule: Make it quick, clear, and action-driven. Example:


“Hey church family! Next Saturday, we’re hosting [Event Name], and we’d love for you to be there. It’s a chance to [Main Benefit – worship together, grow in faith, connect as a church family]. Mark your calendars and invite a friend! Get all the details at [Website Link].”


Bonus Tip: Equip small group leaders with a short pre-written announcement so they can help spread the word!


7️⃣ Follow-Up Communication


Your event isn’t over when people walk out the door! Strong follow-up keeps people engaged and encourages next steps in their faith journey.


💌 Post-Event Email:

• Thank attendees for coming

• Share event highlights or photos

• Provide a next step (e.g., “Join a small group,” “Sign up for the next event”)


📱 Social Media Recap:

• Post pictures or a short recap video

• Share testimonies or key moments

• Encourage attendees to comment about their experience


Following up reinforces the impact of the event and builds excitement for future gatherings.


8️⃣ Engagement Prompts & Live Updates (Bonus Content!)


Beyond just promoting, help your audience engage. Pre-write social media captions, engagement questions, or live text updates to post before, during, and after the event.


📌 Examples:

  • “We’re kicking off [Event Name] NOW! What are you most excited about? Drop a comment!”
  • “What’s one takeaway from tonight’s event? Share in the comments!”
  • “Missed the event? Here’s a quick recap + a way to stay connected: [Link]”


This keeps momentum high and encourages people to interact, share, and spread the word.


Making This Easier with AI


Instead of crafting all this content from scratch, AI-powered tools like ChurchCopy.ai can generate:


  • Email sequences that match your church’s voice
  • Social media posts tailored for engagement
  • Text message reminders with personal touches
  • Church announcement scripts that feel natural


AI ensures every event gets the promotion it deserves—without overwhelming your team.


Want to streamline your church’s event communications? Let ChurchCopy.ai handle the content, so you can focus on ministry. 🚀

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