You have an event.
Registration, email, ads, print, and on-site capture, all worked backward from your date.
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Events · Video & Story · Print & Publications · Web · Reaching People
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What we can do
Find the sentence that sounds most like your situation, and start there.
Registration, email, ads, print, and on-site capture, all worked backward from your date.
Plan an eventTestimony, teaching, or field documentary, from first framing through distribution.
Start a projectNewsletters, magazines, books, and program ads. Our original media. This house began on paper.
Start a projectPaid campaigns, name capture, and list growth.
Start a projectEmail journeys, segmentation, appeals, and the moments right after a gift.
Start a projectLanding pages, registration flows, donation pages, and forms wired correctly to the systems beneath them.
Start a projectA page down, a form failing, the wrong thing live. Don’t wait in the queue.
Report a problemGood. Bring it through the idea door. The odd ones are usually the best ones.
Share an ideaHow to get the most from us
A few things that help every project ship sooner and land better.
Before dates and copy are locked, we can usually find a stronger, cheaper approach. After that, we can only execute.
“We need 300 registrations by October 5” gives us room to find the shortest path. “We need three emails” may not be the shortest path.
Projects with one voice ship on time. Projects with a chorus ship twice.
Date, price, speaker, approved copy. When facts move, the timeline moves with them.
| Small edit to existing work | 3 business days |
|---|---|
| Single email send | 2 weeks |
| Ad campaign | 2 weeks |
| Landing or registration page | 3 weeks |
| Video production, shoot to delivery | 6 weeks |
| Print piece before mail date | 6 weeks |
| Full event campaign before first send | 8 weeks |
Short on time? Come anyway. We’ll tell you what’s possible and be honest about what it affects, so you can decide with eyes open.
Who we are
You don’t need to decode our structure. You just need to know who has your work.
Direction, ideas, and project management. Makes sure everything crosses the finish line. The idea door opens here.
Campaigns, email, social, giving pages, and the web. With Jeannette on email and Genna on social, registration, and event pages.
Testimonies, teaching, and the field. With Sherly, Hallel, Jann, Nathan, and Sarah.
Newsletters, magazines, and books. With Emily, Elisabeta, Neal, and Melissa.
The sites, the tracking, and the wiring underneath, with Kie. Quiet when it works.
People give us their attention freely. The email opened on a hard day. The testimony watched at one in the morning. The newsletter carried from the mailbox to the kitchen table for thirty years. Nobody owes us any of it.
So we treat every touchpoint as ministry. A registration page can welcome. A receipt can give thanks. A reminder can encourage. Nothing we send is just administration.
Given freely. Spent carefully. Built to last.