Posting to a Specific Group of Supporters

This article explains how to share an update with just one group of supporters instead of everyone.

Why post to a group?

Not every update is for every supporter. You might want to:

• Share a sensitive prayer request with only your closest prayer partners.
• Send a financial update to your support team.
• Keep a personal family note within a smaller circle.

Groups let you speak to the right people without oversharing to everyone.

Before you post to a group

First, you'll need at least one group set up. If you haven't made any yet, see our article on creating and managing supporter groups. Once you have groups, you can direct any post to one of them.

Posting to a group

1. Start a new post.
2. Look for the audience or group option in the composer.
3. Choose the group you want to share with.
4. Write your update and post as usual.

Only the supporters in that group will see the update. Everyone else won't know it exists.

Tips

• Name your groups clearly — "Prayer Team," "Monthly Partners," "Family" — so you always know who you're talking to.
• Double-check the audience before posting anything sensitive.
• Use groups sparingly. Most updates are fine for everyone; groups are best for the few that truly need a smaller audience.

If you don't choose a group, your post goes to all of your connected supporters, which is the right choice for most updates.

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Updated on: 22/07/2026