Articles on creativity for visual worship leaders, graphic designers, photographers, and other creative church leaders.
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.
What if your church got creative in unexpected ways right now?
Michael Tuszynski from Church Media Squad has put together a list of ideas for graphics (or plain text posts) you can develop to stay connected with your congregation during the #COVID19 outbreak.
The Lyric Operator is key to presenting lyrics and media content on your screens during your worship service or event.
Dallas is the Director of The Chosen, a must-see show about the life of Christ. The show became the highest grossing crowd-funded project of all time.
You’re more valuable when you work yourself out of as many jobs as you possibly can. Raise up leaders like a Volunteer Video Producer to help you and the team execute your Sunday worship services with excellence.
Imagine it’s October 3. Hypothetically speaking. You’re drinking your pumpkin spice beverage. (Don’t hate.) You’re enjoying the changing of the color of the leaves. Perhaps
How do you handle promotions & communications requests? As a church communications or marketing person, receiving promotions requests from every which way is pretty common.
I love community-wide events. Love ‘em! But I didn’t always. When I was a Comms Director, I thought that they were an interruption, required too
Carl Barnhill interviews Dallas Jenkins, about his journey a Christian film director.
Don?t let the stress of planning for Easter get you behind the 8-ball. Check one of your projects off your to-do list and grab the Easter Ad Pack from SundayU and RA Marketing today!
Using the Stage Display feature gives you more options to feed your band lyrics, and also give your speakers messages and notes throughout their talks.
Grab these awesome Christmas resources and help mark items off your holiday communications to-do list.
Spend some time planning on the front end how to accomplish these ideas. The more time you save in executing a project, the more time you can spend on another project or on other things.
People want to enjoy where they serve. They want and long for community. There are always things you can do, even on a small budget, to create an exciting place for people to serve.
You have been called to take the Gospel to the ends of the earth, and it’s important that you use the tools available to you to do that in the most effective way possible.
Call it whatever you’d like, but it’s a good idea to have a space where your volunteers hang out together on Sunday’s. A place where conversation happens, fun happens, laughter happens, community happens.
If you feel stuck at the doorstep of your dreams, remember that Jesus is the door.
Spend time during the week preparing your volunteers for Sunday. Set them up for success, and you?ll start seeing more ownership and excitement in your volunteer culture.
When building a team/organization it?s important to build a well-rounded group with lots of different voices and personalities. Those different personalities will sharpen and grow each other on a regular basis. As you sharpen and grow with each other, truly great things will be created and accomplished.
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