Chosen People Ministries · New York Established 1894

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Events · Video & Story · Print & Publications · Web · Reaching People

In service of your ministry

Bring us the work wherever it is.

Made together, so someone comes one step closer.

Start here

Not sure which one? Email zschwartz@chosenpeople.com and we’ll point you the right way.

What happens after you send it

You submit.

We’ll review it.

We talk.

We’ll tell you what we can take on now, what has to wait, and what it’ll take either way.

We build.

You get a timeline, and we work backward from your date.

What we can do

Come with what you have. We’ll build what it needs.

Strategy, creative, marketing, and distribution, under one roof. Most of what we make falls somewhere in here.

Strategy and branding

Before anything gets made: what you’re actually trying to say, who needs to hear it, and how it should look and sound.

Events

Registration, email, ads, print, and on-site capture, all worked backward from your date.

Video and story

Testimony, teaching, and field documentary, plus the shorts and social cuts that carry them further.

Print and publications

Newsletters, magazines, books, and program ads. Our original media. This house began on paper.

Reaching new people

Paid campaigns, social, name capture, and list growth, so the message finds people who don’t know us yet.

Email, web, and giving

Email journeys, landing and registration pages, donation pages, and the moments right after a gift.

Doesn’t fit any of these? Good. The odd ones are usually the best ones. Share an idea and we’ll figure it out together.

How to get the most from us

A little clarity at the beginning protects the work at the end.

A few things that help every project ship sooner and land better.

Come early.

Before dates and copy are locked, we can usually find a stronger, cheaper approach. After that, we can only execute.

Your words start with you.

You know your ministry better than anyone, so the substance comes from you. We bring the craft, and we send templates so you’re never staring at a blank page.

Bring the goal, not the deliverable.

“We need 300 registrations by October 5” gives us room to find the shortest path. “We need three emails” may not be the shortest path.

Name one decision-maker.

Projects with one voice ship on time. Projects with a chorus ship twice.

Settle the facts before the build.

Date, price, speaker, approved copy. When facts move, the timeline moves with them.

Line up what you need from others.

A fund code from Dave before we can start, and a list request from Zhava if you’ll be inviting people. Both take lead time, so start them early.

Typical lead timesFrom the day facts are settled
Small edit to existing work3 business days
Single email send2 weeks
Single ad2 weeks
Landing or registration page3 weeks
Multi-piece campaign4 weeks
Video production, shoot to delivery6 weeks
Print piece before mail date6 weeks
Full event campaign before first send8–16 weeks

Short on time? Come anyway. We’ll tell you what’s possible and be honest about what it affects, so you can decide with eyes open.

Who we are

Faces attached to the work.

You don’t need to decode our structure. You just need to know who has your work.

Direction & projects

Zack

Direction, ideas, and project management. Makes sure everything crosses the finish line. The idea door opens here.

Marketing

Kie

Campaigns, email, social, giving pages, and the web. With Jeannette on email and Genna on social, registration, and event pages.

Video & story

Grace

Testimonies, teaching, and the field. With Sherly, Hallel, Jann, Nathan, and Sarah.

Print & publications

Rachel

Newsletters, magazines, and books. With Emily, Elisabeta, Neal, and Melissa.

Systems & infrastructure

Shye

The sites, the tracking, and the wiring underneath, with Kie. Quiet when it works.

Why we work this way

People give us their attention freely. The email opened on a hard day. The testimony watched at one in the morning. The newsletter carried from the mailbox to the kitchen table for thirty years. Nobody owes us any of it.

So we treat every touchpoint as ministry. A registration page can welcome. A receipt can give thanks. A reminder can encourage. Nothing we send is just administration.

Given freely. Spent carefully. Built to last.