Privacy Policy; Terms and Conditions; Opt-in/Opt-out process

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Privacy Policy:

We collect your name, number, and email address through our website forms when you sign-up for SMS messaging or for the weekly E News email. Information is collected to identify you as a contact while messaging. We do not sell or give any outside parties access to your personal information. It is only used for communication purposes between the contact and Clay Platte Baptist Association.

Terms and Conditions:

By signing up for our SMS program, you agree to receive text messages from Clay Platte Baptist Association at the provided mobile number. You can opt-out at any time by texting ‘STOP’ to (816) 413-8886. Message frequency depends on customers questions or comments, we only reply to texts received from customers, there are no mass texts or automated responses. Standard message and data rates may apply. For help, reply with ‘HELP’.

Opt-In/Opt-out process:

To opt-in to the sms messaging, please, fill out this form and submit. At any time you can opt-out of SMS messaging by texting STOP to (816) 413-8886. To opt-out of the E news simply click the unsubscribe button at the bottom of the newsletter. We do not share any of your information with other sources. If at any time you would like to update or change your personal information or need assistance opting out of either of these subscriptions please contact us at cpba@clayplatteba.org or (816) 413-886.

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