With professional designs and relevant messages, Unified Parish delivers resources to engage your parish on a deeper level, including options for one-step printing, custom design, and social media strategies. We offer a range of products and services to fit every need and budget, from individual items to complete bundles. Unified Parish also provides tools to help churches establish visibility in their community and present a unique impression in a cohesive, attractive way through branded resources.

Unified Parish is founded by Jason & Melinda Pearson in Southern California. Jason & Melinda and their 5 kids (including triplets) joined the Catholic church in 2013. Their 40-year faith journey brought them through many faith-filled denominations, but ultimately they found their spiritual home in the Catholic church. Their passion is to help others find God in the same welcoming community of devout followers. 

Melinda is joyful and passionate about the New Evangelization which "calls each of us to deepen our faith, believe in the Gospel message and go forth to proclaim the Gospel."  Inspired by the unity of the "one, holy, catholic and apostolic church", Melinda hopes UnitedParish will facilitate this call to evangelization and encourage further connectedness between parishes and within each diocese.  As co-founder of OnlineGiving.com (acquired by Christianity.com in 2000), Melinda has a background helping non-profits develop their online presence. She was also the online editor/web programmer for the ecumenical faith journal, "Regeneration Quarterly". 

Jason's background is in publishing and advertising, including clients: Nike, Apple, Disney and Mercedes-Benz. For the last 15 years, Jason has had the privilege of working with over 100,000 churches in the United States creating unique faith campaigns which include: The Passion of the Christ film, Narnia, World Vision Poverty & Justice Initiative, American Bible Society Military Scripture Program and 40 Days of Purpose/Purpose Driven Life.  Jason was recruited by his local parish to help develop print, social media and video resources. It was through this interaction, that he saw the opportunity to expand and share these resources with other parishes and diocese.

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