Have you ever had a conversation, where you thought you were being totally clear? Only to realize later, that the person you were talking to understood the conversation differently.
You both were talking about the same thing, but what was communicated was very different.
Unfortunately, church communications can be this way too.
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.
Have you ever gotten off the phone, thinking one thing about the conversation, only to realize later that the person you were speaking with understood the conversation differently?
You have both been talking about the same thing, but what was communicated was very different.
Unfortunately, church communications can be this way too.
This week, as you’re thinking about the Sunday announcements, weekly bulletin, and other church communications, take a few minutes to do a little evaluation.
As you consider what is working and what needs help you’ll be amazed by the difference small changes can make to grow your church.
Getting your church communications on track doesn’t have to be difficult.
It can be as simple as getting a little church communications coaching help to apply the right solution.
If you’re experiencing challenges and want church proven solutions to stand out, increase influence and grow your ministry I can help.
We live in an age of storytelling. From books and movies to television and magazines, stories are all around us. Some connect and move us emotionally, while others leave us unmoved.
Think of the emotions you felt during Carl’s life story montage in UP!
Or the sense of excitement and uncertainty as Bilbo leaves the Shire to begin his adventure in The Hobbit.
The best stories all have something in common…
We connect about your mission, marketing challenges, and goals.
We complete a strategy session to assess and simplify your messaging.
Watch your audience engage and giving grow as you share with clarity.