The walk, remembered
Home and hospital visits, the appointments kept, the confessions scheduled — a quiet log only the priest can see.
More than a hundred things a priest, a secretary, or a parishioner actually touches — gathered into the rhythms of parish life, and nothing thrown in for show. Here is the whole of it, in plain words.
Every soul, gathered into households, with the photographs and the ties that bind a parish together — godparents, sponsors, the families within families. Bring the spreadsheet you've kept for years; we'll carry it across ourselves, for free.
The sacramental life, kept whole. Baptism, Chrismation, Marriage, Ordination, and Burial — each its own record, bound to the soul and the family it belongs to.
Some things are not the parish council's to read. Symphonia was built, from the very first day, to keep the priest's pastoral work his own — seen by no staff member and no parishioner.
Home and hospital visits, the appointments kept, the confessions scheduled — a quiet log only the priest can see.
Each inquirer followed from the first visit to the day of illumination, with the dates that matter most.
Private notes for the priest's eyes only — and the notes of priests before him, preserved with care.
The full liturgical year, knowing your jurisdiction — OCA, Antiochian, and the rest. The saints and feasts of each day, the Epistle and Gospel, the tone of the week, and the fast you are keeping. It quietly drives your service schedule, your announcements, and your public site, so no one has to look it up by hand.
Giving runs on Stripe, so the gift settles directly into the parish account — no one in the middle holding the plate. Recurring offerings, many funds, the annual pledge drive, and a dashboard that tells the truth at a glance. At year's end, every household's statement, generated all at once.
Push notifications are free and without limit — the gentle, everyday channel. Email reaches everyone. A text is there for the moment that needs it. Each soul is reached the way they'd most like to be.
Three ways to reach your people, one place to write. Schedule ahead, send to a group, and keep the whole history.
Name days, birthdays, service reminders, and fasting days go out faithfully, without anyone lifting a finger.
Send it as a PDF to the whole parish, and publish your announcements to the public site in the same breath.
A parish of the Orthodox Church in America · Founded 1962
Every full home includes a beautiful website on your own domain, in one of four design directions, dressed in the colors that suit your parish. Service times, the calendar, the clergy, your history, a photo gallery, and a giving page that asks no one to sign in. It is mobile on every device, and the SSL is handled. No web team. No wrestling.
See how it comparesNo other parish home brings two thousand years of the faith along with it. The Philokalia in a reader you can live in. The whole Jordanville prayer book. The primary sources, read in full. A patristic lexicon, a path of formation that opens as a soul grows, and the saint of every single day.
A few gentle questions, and we'll sketch out your parish — what we'd build, and what it costs — in about a minute.