You can send notes, announcements, and prayer updates to a single person, an entire household, or a group. Messaging is built around the same people and households you already manage, so you're never rebuilding contact lists.
Messaging & Notifications
Reach individuals, households, and groups, and stay on top of what's happening with in-app and push notifications.
Yes. Create templates for the messages you send repeatedly — a first-time visitor follow-up, a hospital-visit note, a weekly prayer summary — and reuse them so your team communicates consistently without retyping.
The notification bell keeps you aware of what needs attention inside Pax — new prayer requests, updates from your team, and other activity tied to your people. It's a quiet way to stay current without living in your inbox.
The iOS and Android apps can send push notifications to your device so timely items reach you even when the app is closed. Your device registers securely for push when you sign in, and you can stop notifications on a device by signing out or turning them off.
Push delivery is handled through Pax's own secure notification service — there's no third-party marketing platform sitting in the middle of your congregation's communication.
No. Pax is a tool for intentional pastoral communication, not mass marketing. There are no ads, and messages come from your church to your people — not from us to them.