You’ve spent time designing a promotion, and it’s nearly perfect. But, you just realized each ministry needs the ability to include their own piece of information in the design.
You don’t want to lose the visual consistency of the project or the branding, but you need a way to allow for changes. Some way to create a template that can be easily changed by the ministry leader, without changing the design.
You have a church event to promote, and you’re stuck. The leader wants a graphic for Sunday Slideshow, Facebook image, Sunday program and you’re just trying to get through the day.
You didn’t go to school for design, but the responsibility is on your shoulders. What can you do?
This week I’m covering budget friendly ways that a small church with limited resources can reach their communities. I’m also talking about a strategy for helping staff and volunteers understand that good communications take time.
In an increasingly visual society, our church communications have to stand out.
A subscription to a stock photo library is great, but gets expensive fast.
With that in mind, I’ve put together a list of 21+ sources for free photos your church can use in their communications.
For many churches, the bulletin remains a staple of church communication. Weekly announcements, budget details and attendance records continue to fill the page each week.
While the bulletin is no longer a strategic option for every church, it continues to be for others.
If you’re still creating a weekly bulletin, don’t worry, you’re not alone. Here’s some ways to be strategic and ensure you have a successful church bulletin.
In the past couple months, we’ve been discussing budget friendly ways to share your churches story.
Today I’d like to dive into the topic of print.
For many churches, print has been the sole means of sharing for decades. The trusty bulletin has held a treasure trove of weekly events, Bible studies and church family news.
As time has progressed, the effectiveness of the bulletin has changed. Many church attenders are too busy for the bulletin to be the only source of information. They expect…
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Watch your audience engage and giving grow as you share with clarity.