In short: Churches, ministries, associations and NGOs in Nigeria use ENB to send weekly bulletins by email, programme and service reminders by SMS, issue receipts for donations and pledges, and keep income and expenses by fund or project with monthly reports for leadership and donors.
Keep members and supporters informed
- Weekly bulletin by email: service times, announcements, the week's events, and a link to giving details.
- Programme reminders by SMS the day before a vigil, convention or outreach. Use a Sender ID with your church or organisation's name so members recognise it.
- Welcome series for first-timers who fill the visitor card (a signup form on a tablet works well): a thank-you, service times and how to join a unit or cell.
- Volunteer and donor thank-yous after every programme.
Receipts and accountability
Record each offering, tithe, pledge payment and donation with a category (or one category per fund or project), and issue receipts where givers need them. For hall bookings, chair rentals and event fees, send a proper invoice. Money accounts keep the church account, cash box and any POS separate, with transfers between them recorded.
Reports leaders and donors trust
- Income and expenses by fund or category, every month, exportable to CSV for the finance committee.
- Budget vs actual for building projects and outreaches.
- For NGOs: spending by project to support donor reports.
Frequently asked questions
How do I send a church newsletter by email?
Collect members' emails with a signup form, choose a newsletter design, add the week's notices and send it to your members list. The free plan covers small churches.
Can we issue receipts for donations?
Yes. Record the payment and issue a numbered receipt the giver can keep.
Can different people manage different things?
Yes. Invite your media team as editors to prepare bulletins and your accountant as a viewer to see the books; only admins can send.