You work hard every week on your parish bulletin, but these
days it’s hard to know whether it reaches all the people who should be reading
it. As the pandemic drags on, many parishioners are still staying away from
Sunday Mass. How can you get a bulletin in their hands? You could mail them,
but that takes time and costs money. It’s far simpler (and free!) to send your
Sunday bulletins to their email address. If you haven’t already done so, here
are the easy steps you can follow to take advantage of J.S. Paluch’s free
eBulletin service.
1. Create an electronic list of the email addresses of your parishioners. You may already have such a list, so you can import it into an Excel file or CSV or Text file with the information on each line separated by tabs. Your file might look something like this (Excel file):
Or this (Text file):
(Note that there is a tab after each entry on a line, even
if the entries don’t appear to line up.)
The only necessary information is the email address; the names are optional.
2. Contact Igor Ratajczyk at ratajczyki@jspaluch.com or 847-558-2726 to get set up. You will be sending the email list to him.
That’s all you have to do!
If you don’t have an email list, you can direct your parishioners to sign up at either of these two links: https://ebulletin.jspaluch.com or https://www.jspaluch.com/Subscribe
Of course, you can also publish your bulletin to your parish’s own web page or social media platform. But when you do, please be sure to show your appreciation for the support of your advertisers by using the PDF for your bulletin that includes the ads.
Bonus!
When you submit your email list to J. S. Paluch, if it has
more than 100 names on it, your parish will receive a $50.00 Visa gift card.
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