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How to Improve Church Communication

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Everyone wants to work at an organization with a great culture. Every leader wants a staff with high morale and a positive culture but often isn’t sure how to create one. Plus, there is often so much work to do…

May 3, 2019
Communications, Pastors

The Ministry of Live Streaming

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Most people think of live streaming as a technology, but have you ever considered that it is also a ministry? Just like a women’s ministry or after-school Bible club for students, live streaming serves as a ministry opportunity to impact…

May 1, 2019
Streaming Tips, Tech Tips

After Easter…Now What?

Seven people sit around a table laden with fast food baskets in a messy diner. The text "AFTER EASTER" suggests a feast gone wild, leaving everyone wondering: "Now what?

The fact is, many of your new visitors during Easter services and community events are only there temporarily. They may have attended for a special Easter program or they limit church attendance to special holidays. Whatever their reason, church leaders…

April 24, 2019
Easter, Holidays

5 Tips to Make Sure You Don’t Ignore Unchurched Guests on Easter

A person in a suit delivers tips from a podium adorned with flowers, their voice highlighted by bright lights in the dimly lit auditorium. A few unchurched guests linger faintly visible in the background.

When unchurched people walk through your door this Easter, will you be ready for them? Here are five specific ways to make sure you are ready for your Easter guests. 1. Make Sure You Have Enough Volunteers at Critical Points Easter…

April 10, 2019
Easter, Holidays, New Visitors

Why Isn’t Your Church Live Streaming?

A person uses a tablet in front of a laptop with digital icons floating above and a speech bubble containing the word "WHY?" The icons, representing innovation and connectivity, underscore the benefits of live streaming church services, emphasizing the question's relevance.

Years ago, people would ask, “Why doesn’t your church have a website?” People were accustomed to finding anything online and were frustrated when a church was not. Today, I find more people asking, “Why isn’t your church live streaming?” More…

April 3, 2019
Pastors, Tech Tips

How Streaming Can Increase Your Easter Impact Webinar!

A diverse group of people sits around a wooden table, holding hands in a circle. Open books, including Bibles, suggest a moment of prayer or study. A pen lies on the table while some use smartphones to stream an Easter Impact webinar.

This 30 minute webinar will bring clarity & simplicity on how to use streaming video to make your Easter service impactful and beyond. The free webinar is Tuesday, April 2 at 2:00 PM EDT (11:00 AM PDT) Click here to…

March 26, 2019
Easter, Holidays

Easter is Coming – Grow Your Church Congregation!

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Easter is April 21 and if you love your church, you should take advantage of this great opportunity. Chances are far more people will attend your church service Easter weekend than normal. And chances are a good number of them…

March 20, 2019
Easter, Holidays, Pastors

5 Ways to Maximize Your Sermon’s Impact

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As a pastor, you invest hours over the course of a week to preach a single sermon. You pour your heart and soul into it. You want your sermon to have the most impact possible. With today’s technologies, your sermon…

March 12, 2019
Pastors

Boring Church Announcements & How to Fix Them!

A man in a black clergy outfit is enthusiastically speaking into a red and white megaphone, aiming to improve church communication. The blurred background suggests a bright indoor setting, emphasizing the importance of clear church announcements.

Announcements at your church do not have to be boring. There is a right way and a wrong way to make church announcements. Personal opinions differ, but the truth is: announcements are important for the people of your church. Here…

March 4, 2019
Church Marketing, Communications

You’ve Got 10 Minutes | Keys to Get First Time Visitors to Come Back

A person in a gray suit sits in a church pew, facing the altar. The ornate interior suggests it's welcoming to first-time visitors, with blurred figures in the background near the altar, possibly during a ceremony or service aimed at building visitor retention.

It may be hard to believe, but studies say first-time guests to your church make up their minds whether they’re coming back or not in the first ten minutes of their visit. Pause and consider that for a moment. Before…

February 26, 2019
Church Marketing, Pastors