Our website is the BEST it’s ever been! User friendly… easy to navigate… a beginner techie could follow it. Here is an email I received yesterday from a devoted volunteer. But even more, our congregation seems to like it too. It filled the need we had to keep our website updated and accurate, and it saves time and resources on the admin side of things. You can view this on our Women’s Retreat event This event will expire after April 19,2020.” More joy from the Centerpoint congregationĬecillia also shared a message she had received from a ministry member expressing her feelings about CCB.events.įirst of all, thank you for creating CCB.Events. You can also connect multiple forms to one event in CCB and CCB.events will display both – game changer. We have it off for the reasons you mentioned about needing to log in. NOTE: You can choose to turn the RSVP function on or off. Now that we have CCB.events, we will probably start using more photos 🙂 NOTE: CCB.events uses EventOn with built-in CCB integration – look under the set-up fee area. Our Home School Park Day has a photo on the /cp-kids page (scroll to the bottom of the page). NOTE: We don’t usually include pictures in our events – but we do have at least one. NOTE: This is not a paid endorsement, I just wanted to share a valuable resource to the group and also support Jason because he’s a great guy with a great product.
All of the pages under the Connect menu have event lists at the bottom filtered to only include events in certain groups. Our /calendar page has the entire church calendar. All of my questions were answered in a timely manner. Oh, and Jason Alexis is wonderful to work with.
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So, you do not need to keep updating the website with links to registration forms. One thing I really like is that any connected forms to your CCB events are actionable within the calendar. You can customize content by filtering by group(s) and you can create calendars or event lists depending on your need. The backend is fairly simple to understand. If you have a WordPress website, it would work too.
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If you are using a drag and drop website builder, you can drag an html code box onto your page and paste in the code and there you go.
It should work on most websites because you just copy and paste a code. Here is Cecillia’s review: “I can vouch for CCB.events as a great resource for your website.
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We dabbled with Subsplash, but that was still a tedious manual process to keep the calendars updated – copying and pasting from CCB.” After using CCB.events bad part of that was that old info remained on the website if we forgot to take it down. We manually updated our website with larger events that had registration forms. Before using CCB.eventsĬecillia shared: “We didn’t have a great solution prior to CCB.events. Cecillia Fountain of Centerpoint Church reached out to us with an unsolicited review of CCB.events.
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