Now that national and local infection rates are reducing and the vaccine is rolling out we are looking to systematically reduce our protocols in waves. Our desire is to give our guests greeter freedom while still staying safe.
Last year many churches did Easter online for the first time. Since it was new and rushed we didn’t put our best foot forward. But it’s now a year later so there’s no reason why your online experience can’t be awesome in 2021.
Before I was a Church Comm person I was a Pilates Instructor, and before that, I volunteered as a mentor and trainer for a non-profit online eating disorder support community. As I learn more and more about the world of church marketing and communications, I recognize 3 aspects of mentoring
A 404 page is where you are directed to when a link is broken. Every website has them, but not every organization takes the effort to make theirs fun and reflect this value.
Whether you’ve been following Jesus for decades or you’re still on the fence about God, loving people can be painful, uncomfortable, exhausting, and even grueling at times. Love can hurt.
Chances are you’ve sent a few texts already today. So it would seem that sending a text message to your church community would be the easiest, most natural thing in the world. Except it isn’t. There’s something about typing out a message on your phone with your thumbs, knowing it
Ben Stapley shares tips on how to welcome back your church by creating safe, spacious & sanitized services.
An easy-to-use church website with clear messaging will make your visitors’ experience more enjoyable and help them to find the info they need.
Through technology, there are multiple ways to facilitate discipleship growth remotely, all-year-round, pandemic, or no pandemic.
I tried splitting my Twitter accounts, one for personal and one for business, but here’s why I’m going back and what I learned.
Watch this free webinar for practical tips to help your church thrive online, as we face the challenges of COVID-19 and beyond.
Sermon slides can either help communicate the message of your sermon or they can distract or detract. I think often in our churches the sermon slides can sometimes be the most neglected part of the worship experience.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk made a surprising announcement yesterday. Here’s the first paragraph: Yesterday, there was a wall of Tesla patents in the lobby of
I chatted with Clayton Brooks, The Oaks Fellowship?s worship pastor, about the song selection and special elements from each song in their Easter set list.
A great way to get in front of a bigger audience is for churches to have the audio of their sermons transcribed.
At That Church Conference a few years ago, I heard a keynote speaker say, ?There?s no such thing as church online.? I was immediately shocked. Now I agree.
One of my favorite resources as a worship leader is a site called PraiseCharts. It shows you how churches are using CCLI licensed songs, letting
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For this month’s Sunday| Mag articles, we asked some of our favorite writers this one question: What’s one thing you’ve been learning all year long
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Last year many churches did Easter online for the first time. Since it was new and rushed we didn’t put our best foot forward. But it’s now a year later so there’s no reason why your online experience can’t be awesome in 2021.
Before I was a Church Comm person I was a Pilates Instructor, and before that, I volunteered as a mentor and trainer for a non-profit
A 404 page is where you are directed to when a link is broken. Every website has them, but not every organization takes the effort to make theirs fun and reflect this value.
Chances are you’ve sent a few texts already today. So it would seem that sending a text message to your church community would be the
Ben Stapley shares tips on how to welcome back your church by creating safe, spacious & sanitized services.
An easy-to-use church website with clear messaging will make your visitors’ experience more enjoyable and help them to find the info they need.
Through technology, there are multiple ways to facilitate discipleship growth remotely, all-year-round, pandemic, or no pandemic.
Watch this free webinar for practical tips to help your church thrive online, as we face the challenges of COVID-19 and beyond.
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Now that national and local infection rates are reducing and the vaccine is rolling out we are looking to systematically reduce our protocols in waves. Our desire is to give our guests greeter freedom while still staying safe.
Ben Stapley shares tips on how to welcome back your church by creating safe, spacious & sanitized services.
Watch this free webinar for practical tips to help your church thrive online, as we face the challenges of COVID-19 and beyond.
How will your congregation continue giving in a global crisis?
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