You put time, heart, and energy into your content—only to watch the numbers slide.
You don’t have to love every decision to lead faithfully. You just have to stay rooted in grace, committed to unity, and open to God’s leading—no matter what comes next.
Slow seasons are a gift. They give you space to deepen connections, tell overlooked stories, and remind your people that ministry isn’t limited to the big moments.
Website redesigns should be carried out strategically and to meet a need. So if your church has one of these needs, then it may be time to refresh your site.
Facebook is the most effective platform for your church to use to promote itself—if you use it wisely. These ten tips will help you do so.
Churches are realizing the importance of having a singular person responsible for their church’s communications and social media.
Poor communication can cost you volunteers and church members. That’s why it’s important to avoid these communications blunders.
Here are six little changes you can make to your church website that can make a big difference.
Offering an online guest registration form shows you are ahead of the game when it comes to making a good first impression with a guest.
I encourage you and your church to have an email newsletter. Just be smart in how you use it and what you include.
Every church can and should have some kind of email communication or newsletter for members and guests.
As we’ve seen churches become more intentional about guest assimilation, many give away a small gift to guests to make an impression and to convey thankfulness for their visit.
Whether you attended, watched online, saw some stories online, or were completely oblivious to the proceedings, there were several items of note from our time in the desert.
Summer doesn’t have to be a dry spell in a church. In many instances, it’s the busiest part of the year. Use that to your advantage and keep the momentum going.
While they don’t have to be exhaustive, there are a few items to consider including in each church staff member’s bio.
Once you have your idea and intended audience nailed down, make the choice from among these five major styles and formats of podcasts:
The SKS evaluation process allows you to find areas where you’ve lost focus or drifted from your mission.