Articles about social media for churches.
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
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.
Phil Mershon and Dave Adamson discuss ways your church can thrive online and continue to do ministry amid the #COVID19 coronavirus pandemic.
Download a free Faith on Facebook Toolkit and learn how to utilize Facebook tools to better build community.
The Coronavirus is a worldwide crisis, but it’s also the church’s opportunity to reach more people through social media than ever before.
Phil Mershon and Justin Dean sit down to talk about building community online in a digital age.
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.
How your church can be responding during the COVID-19 Coronavirus pandemic in the US.
Here are four ways I’ve experienced increased engagement within Facebook groups that we manage.
A clever and fairly inexpensive way to show your social media followers that you love them (and increase your reach at the same time), is to share a Starbucks Card on social media.
Our discomfort in talking about abortion, either privately or from the platform, has caused many churches to avoid the topic entirely.
(Featuring Interviews with the Cast and Crew of Unplanned)
My buddy Joe and I come up with 90 social media posts a month for SundaySocial.tv. Non-repeating. And we’ve done this for around 3 years.
The holiday season is the perfect opportunity for ministries and faith-based organizations to gain media coverage.
As a pastor, you are responsible for leading and shepherding your church. Part of that role involves pointing out things others miss. And you have that responsibility with Christmas music.
This is the secret sauce to building a dynamic volunteer culture at your church. You have to care more about who your volunteers are becoming
Part of your social media strategy should include the use of a social media policy.
How do you handle promotions & communications requests? As a church communications or marketing person, receiving promotions requests from every which way is pretty common.
Guiding principles and values for church communicators and marketers.
Featuring Interviews with the Cast and Crew of the movie, Unplanned.
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