How Churches Use CareNote

A two-person visitation ministry covering twelve campuses

The church

About 670 people across twelve campuses. No church management system connected; the people list was built by hand. Ten months on CareNote.

What they set out to do

Cover twelve campuses with two people, and be able to show that the visits happened.

How it works now

The schedule is the whole system. Visits are planned on a visitation schedule, assigned to one of the two, and written up as a visit report when they are done. Between them they log around a hundred and eighty visits a month, steadily, and have done every month for ten months. Phone calls fill the gaps between visits.

Groups organize who belongs to which campus, so it is clear who is due to be seen. There is no request queue here at all: no forms, no automations, no volunteers to coordinate, no categories to design. The visit log is the ministry and the record of it, searchable by person.

What it takes

Two paid seats and a standing visitation schedule.

By the numbers

1,483
visits logged over ten months
1,803
pastoral touchpoints recorded
253
visit reports filed
12
campuses covered by two people

Is this your church?

If your ministry is visitation and nothing else, you do not need forms, automations or volunteers. You need a schedule, a visit record and two seats.

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