QuorumVoice for Churches

An answering service for churches, and one number for the whole staff.

One church number and one inbox, so pastors stop handing out personal cells. Urgent voicemails reach the pastor straight away, promised visits stay open until they happen, and Quill answers service-time questions after hours. From $69 a month for the whole organization.

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A call from Ruth Coleman is answered and transcribed, a text and an email follow, and QuorumVoice files all three to one record with a summary and the follow-up it caught.
Sound familiar?

The calls a ministry team can’t lose.

What we hear

“A member called about a hospital visit, and the message got lost between three phones.”

One church number, one inbox.

The church number rings staff in the order you set. Every call is recorded and summarized, and the whole team sees who answered.

Unified Inbox →
What we hear

“We promise visits and callbacks and hope someone remembers.”

Promises become loose ends.

When someone promises a visit or a call, QuorumVoice keeps it in view and asks before it’s closed. A voicemail the AI marks urgent alerts the staff admins straight away.

Loose Ends →
What we hear

“People call on Saturday night about service times and get voicemail.”

Answered from your calendar.

Quill Concierge answers service-time and event questions after hours from the documents you upload, and leaves a summary for the office.

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What we hear

“Our new pastor has no context on years of conversations.”

The history stays with the church.

Calls, texts and email live on the family’s timeline, so new staff start with the whole story.

Unified Inbox →
One record instead of many

Every conversation, where your ministry team can see it.

Calls, texts and email from members land in one shared inbox, each with a summary and the category you set.

RCRuth ColemanHospital visit · missed
OVOffice voicemailFull
WCWedding coupleEmailed the old pastor
YPYouth parentTexted a staff cell
PRPrayer requestSticky note · lost
FHFuneral homeCallback promised
NFNew familyCalled twice
CDChoir directorWho has the schedule?
DDonorGiving statement · 3 days
GHGrace HillPrayer request · lost
LVLuis VegaYouth trip?
A&Anna & BenWedding date · no reply
JAJoy AdamsGiving statement
PKPaul KimPantry volunteer?
HHospitalChaplain callback
PCPastor’s cellVoicemail · full
RCRuth ColemanHospital visit · missed
OVOffice voicemailFull
WCWedding coupleEmailed the old pastor
YPYouth parentTexted a staff cell
PRPrayer requestSticky note · lost
FHFuneral homeCallback promised
NFNew familyCalled twice
CDChoir directorWho has the schedule?
DDonorGiving statement · 3 days
GHGrace HillPrayer request · lost
LVLuis VegaYouth trip?
A&Anna & BenWedding date · no reply
JAJoy AdamsGiving statement
PKPaul KimPantry volunteer?
HHospitalChaplain callback
PCPastor’s cellVoicemail · full

Three staff phones.

One shared inbox.

What you get

Everything a church phone system should do.

One number for members, one record for the ministry team.

One number for the staff

Member calls, texts and email in one list, sorted into the categories you set, like prayer requests or pastoral care.

Unified Inbox →

Every visit kept

Promised visits and callbacks become loose ends, and QuorumVoice asks before closing them.

Loose Ends →

Urgent calls reach your admins

Voicemails are transcribed and assessed; urgent ones alert your admins by push, email and the app’s bell.

Calls & Voicemail →

Answers after hours

Quill Concierge answers service times and event questions from your documents and takes messages.

Quill Concierge →

Text members as a team

Text from the church number; the whole team sees every reply.

Business Texting →

Council meetings, summarized

Record Zoom or in-person meetings for a transcript, a summary and follow-ups. Google Meet is coming soon.

Meetings →
Setup in 4 steps

Set up the church line in four steps.

  1. 1

    Get a number, or bring yours

    Keep the number your members already call by porting it in, or pick a new one. A temporary number works while the port runs.

  2. 2

    Add the staff

    Invite pastors, office staff and the people who handle care. Everyone sees the same inbox.

  3. 3

    Set hours and who rings

    Choose who rings first, office hours and voicemail, and who gets urgent messages.

  4. 4

    Turn on Quill

    Upload the calendar, service times and FAQs, and Quill answers after hours from them.

    Quill Concierge is included on Pro and Portfolio.

Quill Concierge

A church answering service for the calls after hours.

Quill Concierge is included on Pro and Portfolio.

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It answers from your documents, and says where.

Quill Concierge answers the church line when nobody can, in English, from the calendar and documents you upload. It takes messages and transfers calls that need a person.

Hands off to a person.

Quill answers in English from what you’ve given it, and transfers the call when a person is needed.

How Quill Concierge works →

Books or takes the request.

Quill takes a request for your team to confirm, or books the slot straight onto your calendar when you connect Google Calendar and set appointment types, on Pro and Portfolio. It doesn’t promise anything else on your behalf.

Leaves the record.

Every call Quill takes is recorded, transcribed and summarized in the inbox, like every other call.

Pricing

One price for the organization, not per seat.

Every plan covers your ministry team up to its member limit. Compare the included channels and allowances below.

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Starter

$69/ month

  • Up to 5 team members
  • 1 phone number
  • 500 call minutes a month
ProUsual fit

$199/ month

  • Up to 20 team members
  • Up to 3 phone numbers
  • 2,000 call minutes a month
  • 200 Quill Concierge minutes
  • 2,000 texts a month

One-time setup $49

Portfolio

$599/ month

  • Unlimited team members
  • Up to 10 phone numbers
  • 5,000 call minutes a month
  • 600 Quill Concierge minutes
  • 5,000 texts a month

One-time setup $49

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Questions about QuorumVoice for Churches

Something that answers the church line when the office is closed. In QuorumVoice that is Quill Concierge: it answers service-time and event questions in English from your calendar and documents, takes messages, transfers calls that need a person, and leaves a summary for the office.

Yes. Staff call and text from the church number on the web or in the mobile app, and urgent voicemails alert the owners and admins on the account by push, email and the app’s bell, so the pastor is reachable without a personal number in circulation.

The AI reads every voicemail. One it marks urgent, like a hospital admission, alerts your admins straight away by push, email and the app’s bell instead of waiting in a mailbox.

Recordings and transcripts are stored privately and are visible only to people you add to your organization. Choose who is on the account; each plan has its own member limit.

No. QuorumVoice handles communications only: calls, texts, email and meetings. It runs alongside your membership and giving systems.

Plans start at $69 a month for the whole organization, not per person. Starter: up to 5 members; Pro: up to 20 members; Portfolio: no member cap. Every plan includes call recording, transcription and AI summaries; texting is on Pro and Portfolio and Quill Concierge on Pro and Portfolio. See the pricing page for every allowance.

Yes. Port your existing number in during setup. A temporary QuorumVoice number works at no extra charge while the transfer runs, and its settings carry over at cutover. Local transfers usually take five to ten business days; the date is set by your current carrier.

QuorumVoice plays a recording notice on calls, and recordings stay private and are opened only by the signed-in people in your organization. Consent rules vary by state, so check the ones that apply to you.

Last updated October 3, 2026

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