Every conversation, in one inbox.

The Sunday bulletin, composed.

Open the composer. Type the title. Pick the Sunday — the feast title auto-fills if it's a major day. Type or paste the epistle reference, gospel reference, and announcements. Click "Save + generate PDF" and you're done.

• Pre-built section templates: Epistle, Gospel, Announcements, Intentions, Liturgical notes
• Feast auto-fill for the 30+ major feasts of the Church year
• Markdown in announcements (with a live preview)
• PDF generated in the background — branded with your parish letterhead
• One-click "email this bulletin to the parish list" + reusable templates

Broadcasts that respect the inbox.

For parish-wide announcements separate from the Sunday bulletin (a death in the parish, an emergency closure, a special collection):

• Email broadcasts via Postmark — proper transactional infrastructure, not "we'll send from our IP"
• SMS broadcasts via Telnyx — opt-in by parishioner
• Targeted to lists (all parishioners, council, choir, sunday school families, etc.)
• Delivery tracking: opened, bounced, unsubscribed

Replies don't get lost.

When a parishioner replies to a broadcast or emails the parish address, Symphonia routes it to the inbox — with classification, priority, and member linking.

• Auto-match to a member by email or phone
• Classify as: general inquiry, sacramental request, prayer request, event info, spam
• Priority flagging — urgent threads bubble up
• Reply directly from Symphonia — full thread maintained
• Mark resolved or escalate to a clergy member

"The first month we used the inbox, we found six parishioner emails that had been sitting unanswered in someone's personal Gmail for weeks."

Sermon archive + transcripts.

Upload Sunday sermon audio. Symphonia stores it, generates a waveform preview, and (optionally) runs it through Whisper for a searchable transcript. Sermons publish to the parish website with full text — good for accessibility, good for SEO, good for parishioners who want to revisit.