The majority of ministries your church offers don’t apply to everyone present on a Sunday morning.
So how can your communications reach the right audience each time?
The majority of ministries your church offers don’t apply to everyone present on a Sunday morning.
So how can your communications reach the right audience each time?
Church communications have the potential to help you reach your community in incredible ways. This one thing can be the difference between success and failure in your communications.
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.
For many churches social media is a struggle.
Will you use it to…
Build relationships?
Inform people of events?
Connect with your community?
For some churches the answers comes naturally while others struggle.
If you’re wrestling with the roll social should play in sharing with your church and community I have some suggestions for you.
Let’s face it, there is nothing glamorous about email. For many, it is a necessary evil that invades our space with info we’d rather ignore.
But, done well, email gives churches a way to tell their story in a user-friendly way that members are already engaged with.
The question is how do we do it well? What steps can we take to keep cost low and deliver a quality email people want to open and read?
We need to understand…
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.