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Top Trends in Personal Invitations
Studies show that a personal invitation to church is the most effective way to get someone to visit. But getting your church attenders to actually…
5 Tips to Promote VBS on Social Media
School’s out and kids (and parents!) are itching for new exciting activities to spend their summer days. As your church starts to plan for Vacation…
Creating a Powerful Social Media Strategy for Your Church – Part 2
This is part 2 of a two part article – click here to read part 1: When you set out to create a social media…
Creating a Powerful Social Media Strategy for Your Church – Part 1
Social media isn’t just a choice for churches anymore, it’s a necessity. The question isn’t whether or not you should be doing it, the question…
First Impressions Make a Lasting Impact
By Christy Heitger-Ewing I’ll be honest; I’m a “feel it in my gut” type of person. I know within the first 60 seconds of meeting…
5 Reasons Your Church Should Use Social Media Ads
Social media has allowed us to connect with our communities on a deeper level than ever before. From live-streaming videos, to keeping your community up…
How to Strategically Communicate Your Church’s Vision, Values, and Culture Online
By Katie Allred, ChurchCommunications.com Does your first impression online match what someone experiences when they visit for the first time? How many people are turned…
Connecting in an Overly Connected World
The world is more connected than ever before. With the average person spending around 2 hours a day on Social Media, scrolling, liking, commenting and…
10 Tips for Designing Effective Outdoor Banners
By Tim Downs Great communication is one of our strongest assets inside the worship hall, but it’s often largely neglected where we need it most,…
Let your light shine, online!
Social Media is here to stay - but how can (and should) the church respond?