No matter what area of the Church you serve in, there is bound to be a significant amount of group communication.  Imagine a Young Mens president being able to send a text message and instantly buzz the mobile phones of all the young men to arrange for a service project.  The Relief Society presidency takes a poll to find out who can visit a family with a parent in the hospital and bring them dinner.  A Stake President sends a message to the entire stake leadership with the theme of the upcoming Stake Conference looking for feedback.  

With LDS Messenger, groups can communicate using email, text, website or iOS app.  Lets say that 4 of members of the High Council prefer email as a form of group communication, but there are 6 others who use text messaging and there are still 2 others who enjoy using iOS apps.  With LDS Messenger, a message sent via email is received by the email users, the text message user and the iOS app users but thats not the best part-when the text message users respond, the group members all receive the response in their preferred format.  And the thread is logged for as long as desired.  Primary, Sunday School, Bishoprics, Stake Young Women-can you imagine how easy coordinating girls camp meeting will be?  

In addition LDS Messenger provides a centralized calendar which sends automatic reminders at, a polling feature and of course group messaging.  This will make your group communication better regardless of your calling.  Oh and did we mention its free?