Say it once, and reach every single home.
Some of your people live in their inbox, some only look at their phone, some want a letter in the mailbox. Write your announcement once and send it every way, always in your parish's own colors and voice, so nothing you send ever looks like it came from a machine.
Half the parish never heard the service was moved.
A snowstorm, a last-minute change, and the email only reached the third of the parish who read email. The elderly widow who relies on a phone call showed up to a locked church. Reaching everyone shouldn't take three tools and an evening. Symphonia lets you write it once and send it as email, a push, a social media post, or a printed letter, all in your parish's own voice, so word actually gets there. Texting is added once the mobile carriers approve your parish's registration.
Beautiful, and unmistakably yours.
Build a lovely email in minutes from ready-made blocks, every one wrapped in your parish's masthead. No design skills needed.
Every channel, one place.
Watch it land, household by household.
Every send has a live window: queued, in flight, delivered, and failed, counted per recipient. If something bounces, you see it and can retry, and you can cancel a broadcast before it goes if you spot a typo. No wondering whether the announcement actually went out.
It reaches the right people.
Segments from your roster
Reach the choir, the pledgers, or the catechumens, built from the same People records you keep.
Notes that send themselves
Name-day greetings and first-gift thank-yous go out on their own through Automations.
Staff chat beside the work
Channels and DMs for the team, so parish business isn't buried in personal group texts.
The honest answers.
Yes. Every email is automatically wrapped in your parish's own masthead, top and bottom, in your colors and voice, so nothing you send ever looks like it came from a machine.
Not yet. US mobile carriers require each parish to register its own texting program. The application is built into Studio: the parish fills in its details once, the rector sends it, and Symphonia submits it to the carriers. Texting is turned on for a parish once the carriers approve it, which usually takes one to two weeks. Until then, email and app notifications reach the same people.
Bluesky works today. Connect the parish account once in Settings, and any message can post there with a preview and character count, photos or a short video with descriptions, and a time to go out. Facebook, Instagram, and Threads open once Meta approves Symphonia. A volunteer can be given social media alone, to draft posts for the priest to approve.
Yes. Build an audience segment from tags, canonical status, and whether people have an email or phone, so a note goes to exactly the choir, the pledgers, or the catechumens.
Handled quietly. Every broadcast carries a required unsubscribe link, and bounces and complaints are suppressed automatically, so your parish keeps a clean sending reputation.
From the ambon to every inbox.
See how one message reaches your whole parish, in your parish's own voice, in a short walkthrough.