Church Links
A single branded page — a “link in bio” — for your church’s Instagram, TikTok or Facebook profile: one URL with every link people actually need (service times, giving, socials, your address) instead of one link that only goes to your website.
Turning it on
Section titled “Turning it on”Check Public Links Page on in Settings → Church Settings — that’s it, your page has a web address the moment you do. Want it at your own domain instead of a HolyCRM one? See Custom domain — the same setup used for the Church Website also covers this page. The page’s logo and brand color live on that Church Settings record too; what actually shows on the page is managed here, in Church Links.
Managing links
Section titled “Managing links”+ Add link for each item you want on the page: a title, a URL, and an optional icon (pick one from the picker, or type any emoji). Two extra settings worth knowing:
- Order — lower numbers show first.
- Featured — shows this one link as a larger card above the regular list. Meant for one timely thing at a time — “This Sunday’s service,” a holiday event, a fundraiser — not a permanent state for every link.
- Hidden — takes a link off the public page without deleting it, so you can turn it back on later exactly as it was.
What visitors see
Section titled “What visitors see”Besides your links, the public page also shows:
- Next service — worked out automatically from your upcoming Events and recurring Ministry Activities, so you don’t have to keep a “next Sunday” link up to date by hand.
- “New here?” — a short form; whoever fills it in becomes a new Visitor in your church’s follow-up list, tagged with an online source, instead of just being a click you’ll never follow up on.
- A Share button and a QR code for print materials — a bulletin, a welcome card, a sign in the lobby.
When your link is shared
Section titled “When your link is shared”When someone shares your Church Links address on WhatsApp, Instagram, Facebook or in a text message, the preview shows your church’s name, a short description and a picture. You set the description and picture once, under Search & sharing on the Church Website screen — they’re used for both your website and your Church Links page. If you leave them blank, a general description and your logo are used.
Tip — preview it yourself. Paste your website or Church Links address into Facebook’s Sharing Debugger (you’ll need to sign in with a Facebook account) and click Debug. It shows the title, description and picture that Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp read from your page. After changing your description or share image, wait about a minute and click Scrape Again so Facebook picks up the new version.
Apps keep old previews for a while, so a change can take some time to show on a link that was already shared.
Choosing a look
Section titled “Choosing a look”Below the page URL banner, pick a style under Links page style — each one is designed just for this page, not a shrunk-down version of the Church Website looks:
- Modern — soft drifting color behind everything, a glowing ring around your logo, and a light sweep across your featured link.
- Classic — a warm, framed look with a small decorative mark, more keepsake card than app.
- Minimal — quiet and uncluttered, with your links numbered like a museum label instead of icons.
- Premium — frosted-glass cards over a gently shifting two-color glow, with a soft shimmering pulse around your logo.
Tap one and it’s saved right away — no separate save button, and switching any time keeps every link exactly as it was.
The page also follows your visitor’s light/dark preference automatically, with a small toggle in the corner if they’d rather choose for themselves.
Seeing how it’s doing
Section titled “Seeing how it’s doing”The banner at the top of this screen shows your page’s URL, a view count, and a QR code (with a bigger version to download for printing). Each link’s own Clicks column in the table below tells you which links people actually use.