• Files and their management

  Organising and Using Files in Groups In ChurchDesk, you can upload, organise, and share files within each group. You can create folders and subfolders, set files to be visible publicly or only to the group, and use them in other modules like websites, newsletters, or blog posts. This article shows you how to manage your files effectively and what options are available.Some readers

• Introduction into Groups

  What are groups good for? Groups make it easy to keep track of communication, documents, and tasks within a specific team, area, or community of interest. This saves time and ensures that everyone involved has access to relevant information – without flooding the entire congregation with messages they don't need to see. On this page, you can read more about how to: Create a group Add users to groups Make a user an administrator Change the group's name, tasks, or delete the groupSome readers

• Blogs

  Blog Posts – Internal and External Communication With the blog tool in ChurchDesk, you can easily share information with your congregation or team – both internally and externally. Blog posts are always linked to a group and can either be shown on your website or kept internal, depending on your settings. In this article, we’ll show you how to create, manage, and publish blog posts effectively. What is a blog post and how can I use it? A blog post is a short article or message you can puSome readers

• Insert a PDF file into a blog post

  Embedding a PDF File in a Blog Post This article shows you how to upload a PDF file to ChurchDesk and then link it in a blog post. This allows your blog visitors to directly access important documents. We will guide you step-by-step through the upload process in the Groups module and the subsequent linking in the blog post. Uploading the PDF File in the Groups Module In the first step, upload the PDF file in the Groups module. Click on "Upload files" (https://storage.crisp.chat/users/helFew readers

• Use of the copyright

  This article explains how to store copyright information for images in ChurchDesk, especially for content publicly visible on your website or in blog posts. Learn which mandatory fields must be completed and how to ensure you're only using legally compliant image material. Copyright Notices for the Use of Third-Party Images If third-party (symbolic) images are used for public relations, external communication, public events, community work, and related material creation, publicationFew readers