Your Sunday worship service is the hub for other activities at your church. It’s the main event. It’s the gathering for your entire church. It would make sense that you would want to pour the most time, energy, and money into creating this experience. It’s also the event you should spend most of your time planning.
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In the age of digital marketing, email still remains the basis of any effective marketing strategy.
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Being equipped, encouraged, excited, and understanding the Word of God is not just important, but it is an essential way to spend time in the life of every Christian (the Bible tells me so).
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No matter where you church is at in regards to executing a media-rich worship service, these 5 elements can add spice and engage your audience. Like any media element, if you use the same thing over and over, your audience may get desensitized to it, so be sure to change these out per series or every few weeks to keep things fresh.
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What’s the story your church is telling? Whether or not we are aware of it, the plans we make and execute as communicators create a narrative that the Church experiences.
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My father-in-law loves carpentry. He collects woodworking tools—he’s got a whole workshop full of them. And I enjoy working with him on a few carpentry projects. It’s actually taught me something valuable about marketing.
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Why are more willing to let volunteers teach the Bible than write an email?
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Explore some of the steps you should take with your SEO efforts now that you know what mistakes to avoid.
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A finely crafted press release can be used to enhance SEO and lead generation.
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Does your church really need to be on Snapchat? Let’s take a close look at the benefits and risks.
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If you run a blog for your church, here are 3 of the most common SEO mistakes you probably didn’t realize you were making.
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I’ve been guilty in the past of begging for volunteers. I’ve laid the thick guilt trip on from the stage before. I’ve forced the “Want to Volunteer?” slide on the Announcement loop every Sunday. I’ve seemed down right desperate. There was a point in my ministry when I realized something. I realized that we really didn’t need volunteers. People don’t respond to “need”. They respond to vision.
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