Automation can be a ministry lifesaver, but only if it feels personal. In this episode of The Tech in Church Podcast, our AI host explores Joshua Miles’ Engage Conference session, “Automation Escalation: Engage Each Person Uniquely.” You’ll learn how to build systems that help your church connect more meaningfully, ensuring every message feels intentional, not automated. This episode offers a roadmap to using technology as a ministry partner, not a replacement for authentic relationships.

Main Ideas 

• Automation should feel human. Learn how to craft automated workflows that build real connection, not cold communication.
• Adopt the ISA Method—Integration, Segmentation, Automation. Discover how these three principles help you engage each person uniquely and efficiently.
• Let your CRM do the heavy lifting. Free your staff from repetitive admin tasks so they can focus on people, not paperwork.

Why It Matters 

You want to connect with every guest, volunteer, and member—but there’s only so much time in a week. This episode shows how smart automation can help your ministry follow up consistently, personalize communication, and keep people from slipping through the cracks.

Call to Action

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• Visit the Text In Church website for tools and resources to help your ministry communicate clearly and connect with more people.

Shareable Snippet
 “Automation doesn’t replace personal ministry, it multiplies it. When used well, it helps every person feel known, noticed, and valued.”

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