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.
Here’s why you don’t need to be the best, most experienced voice in the room to make an impact.
Here’s how to walk through spiritual dryness without giving up or burning out.
You never know what people will search for and as a result find your site. I didn’t expect these.
Churches are realizing the importance of having a singular person responsible for their church’s communications and social media.
These seven Facebook tips won’t skyrocket your engagement overnight, but when combined with sensible content and time, you will see a dramatic boost in your results on Facebook.
Here are six little changes you can make to your church website that can make a big difference.
These ten outreach ideas will allow your church to be noticed in your community and, most importantly, provide your members with several opportunities for gospel conversations.
I encourage you and your church to have an email newsletter. Just be smart in how you use it and what you include.
Whether you mail your guest packet or give it out on Sunday, here are six items to be sure to include:
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.
Social media is a simple tool churches can use to stay in touch with their congregation—no matter where church members and guests happen to be for the summer.
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.
I would encourage your church to have an FAQ page on your site and to include the answers to these eight questions:
Once you have your idea and intended audience nailed down, make the choice from among these five major styles and formats of podcasts:
For those of you who have a podcast or want to start one, these are four most important things to focus on with your show.
This infographic below sheds quite a bit of light on some simple practices that can be adapted for churches that will allow them to communicate more effectively with their members.