Integrations

Connections built around real parish systems.

ParishRelay uses reusable connectors to bring existing sources into a clear parish app. Each connection is assessed in the context of the parish's actual setup, because a dependable integration is more useful than a long list of nominally supported products.

The connection layer

Information stays where your parish maintains it.

Connectors translate supported sources into a consistent parishioner-facing experience without turning ParishRelay into a second place to maintain the same content.

Website Your existing parish site remains the public home you already maintain.
Calendar Connect a supported Google Calendar, iCal feed, or website calendar.
Giving Keep your current giving provider and send parishioners to the right destination.
Bulletins Make the PDFs your parish already publishes easier to find on a phone.
News Bring current announcements forward without maintaining a second copy.
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Current and representative sources

Start with what your parish already uses.

These categories describe current integration work and the connection patterns ParishRelay supports. They are not a promise that every installation or vendor configuration can be connected.

01Current integration work

WordPress

Structured parish information, posts, and compatible event data from existing sites.

02Supported source

Google Calendar

Public parish calendars can supply upcoming events without a second calendar to manage.

03Supported source

iCal / ICS

Standards-based calendar feeds provide a practical bridge from many calendar systems.

04Source-dependent

News and announcements

Existing website content can be presented in a concise, mobile-friendly form.

05Source-dependent

Bulletins

Existing publication pages and PDF bulletins can remain where they are hosted today.

06Link integration

Giving destinations

ParishRelay points to the giving service selected by the parish; it does not replace it.

Connector principles

A connection should reduce work, not create more of it.

One source of truth

Staff should update the system responsible for the information, not a second copy inside ParishRelay.

Reliable access

We favor documented APIs, standards-based feeds, and maintainable source interfaces.

Respectful use

Third-party and jurisdictional content is used only where it is properly licensed or permitted.

Plain limitations

If a system does not offer a dependable connection, we say so and discuss practical alternatives.

A practical next step

Have a particular system in mind?

Send us the tools and links your parish uses. We can assess which connections are practical before you make a commitment.