We may all dream of our golden years when the stresses of work and raising kids are behind us. But, in reality, senior citizens not only experience a tremendous amount of stress and negative emotions, but also have fewer ways…
This article originally appeared on OurChurch.Com Just like your house, office, or car, it is important to take time a couple of times a year to do a thorough cleaning of your website. To you and the church staff, you…
The pandemic has made it more important than ever to create a good experience for viewers who watch your streaming video. Continue reading for some practical advice to help make your live streaming experience better for you and your viewers.…
Many years ago, my wife and I would take turns tucking our young son into bed by reading a story or praying with him. One evening, he walked into our living room and demanded in an innocent 4 year old’s…
Your website is often a new visitors’ first impression of your church. Your online presence should match your church’s unique “personality,” while engaging your congregation and driving traffic to your site. Check out our 5-point checklist to make sure your…
Audio quality may be more important than video quality when it comes to live streaming for your church. While most viewers don’t expect Hollywood-caliber post-production sound, there are simple ways your church can improve live streaming audio that your congregation…
According to Barna Group research, 1 in 3 Christians have stopped attending church (both in-person and online) during the COVID-19 pandemic. [Source] When churches first “closed their doors,” some thought it would be a quick break — but now, it…
When interacting with online visitors, remember the goal is to make them feel as part of the church service as those who are attending in-person. Have one or more designated virtual hosts who watch the live stream and actively participate…
One thing the past few months has made painfully clear is the importance of maintaining meaningful relationships with others when we cannot meet in-person. While some churches have opened their physical doors once more, we must be mindful of those…
This article originally appeared on OurChurch.Com No matter how much time and thought you put into your church reopen plan, some people are going to disagree with it – probably strongly. You may get phone calls, texts, emails, and social…