In our ever-changing and sometimes chaotic world, crisis church communication plays a huge role. Whether you're addressing a crisis within your church or handling challenging situations online, effective communication is essential to maintain trust and unity among your congregation. As a communicator of Truth and the Gospel, here are 4 practical tips...
Content is everywhere! In fact, there’s more content pushed to us than we can possibly consume. That content noise is forcing many to ignore and skim. And if you have a poor track record of bad content, your congregation will be even more apt to skip it. That’s when you, as a church...
“I wish we could all be on the same page!” is a message many Pastors hear. Perhaps they mean, “Aren’t we on mission together?” From a leader’s perspective, you may believe you are; but in reality, by the way you communicate unity, it can feel like ministry silos abound. Each ministry doing...
Creating a church logo is not for the novice. But it’s a necessity because we live in a visual world. Most have become accustom to a controlled, visual symbol that represents everything an organization, product, service, or church is known for. A logo is an easy way to have people quickly recognize your...
As a ministry leader, your church facility is more than just a place of worship on Sundays. It should be a vibrant hub that serves the community seven days a week. Transforming your church into a 7-day a week destination is not only a great vision but also a mission that requires...
Using a church management system (ChMS) can greatly enhance communication within a church community. But remember, it’s a two-way system that requires your members and you to engage with it. Here are some tips to effectively utilize a ChMS for communication in your church and what you must communicate to your members: Create...
Planning church communication timelines with an achievable strategy is crucial to ensuring effective communication with members and the community. Keep them informed in a consistent manner. Here are five steps to help you create a well-structured and achievable communication plan for your ministries: 1. Define communication objectives Start by clearly defining your communication objectives....
Your church website is important. Why? The world has transitioned from a print communication hub (bulletin, newsletters, brochures) to a digital communication hub (website, social media, email). And people seek information on a website as quickly as possible. Most only want a website session to last about 30 seconds. That’s not long!...
A church email newsletter is an excellent way to remind and inform your members of events, sermons, and resources they need to know about. Unlike the printed newsletters of the past, you can actually know how many are reading the emails and what they’re interested in. So you can improve! If done properly,...
