Let's discuss how churches can communicate well using websites, social media, and other tools.
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There are plenty of blog posts out there about what churches and Christians should be posting on their social media. Here are a few things you and your church should stop publishing online.
Have any of you produced your own directories and if so, how did it go?
As communicators, we have the opportunity to inspire people, remind them of truth, and reiterate what is experienced on Sunday. Below are some simple tips to help you “post what you preach.”
Does your church have a logo? If so, did someone in the church design it or did you outsource?
This fall, Church Juice celebrates its tenth anniversary! Who is Church Juice? We’re glad you asked!
Whether your church is in the middle of a huge metropolis or on the outskirts of a tiny town, you have plenty of opportunities to reach out to the people living in your area.
List your church website for others to look at. Get inspiration from others, while also inspiring other church communicators!
Members and regular guests may know the personal email addresses of the ministry leaders in your church. But for those who visit your website looking for a means of contact, what first impression are you sending?
Church Juice's podcast kicks off Season 2 with a big question: Why does Easter get so much attention?
Are you looking for ways to use effectively the Bridge App? Below are a few creative ways that the Announcements, Watch, and Pray features of the app have used by congregations.
Video conferencing offers the appeal of face-to-face interaction while saving time and resources. More and more, churches and ministries are using this tool as well. Here are some of my top tips for effective video conferencing.
It's been over a year since the launch of the Bridge App. As part of my internship with the CRCNA, I had the opportunity to interview a few congregations to see how they are feeling about the app.
Whether you realize it or not, your church has a brand. What is a brand? What can you do to help your church’s brand?
Even though we talk a lot about more technologically advanced forms of communication, the best way to get people to attend your next outreach event is still found in one of the most traditional forms: personal invitation.
If your church has prepared a communication plan/strategy, would you be willing to share it?
Want to help families in your congregation grow in faith? Watch for these weekly tips in your inbox!
How does your church approach volunteer recruitment?
Paper bulletins serve a purpose and can actually help your digital strategy.
Church bulletins are a drain on resources, an ineffective way to communicate, and a obstacle to gospel mission.
What role does your church bulletin play in the church’s overall communication strategy? Do we have the bulletin because that’s how it’s always been, or can it be an effective communication tool?
Facebook events are a cheap and easy way to get your church’s event in front of your entire community.
Social media is a great tool that churches can use to build and expand relationships, as well as a tool for outreach. Here are six tips to help your church utilize social media better.
A lot of churches are wrestling with the validity and purpose of their regularly-printed newsletter.
There are lots of platforms your church can use to promote its message and mission. MailChimp is just one, but has many different uses. This is an overview of some of its most useful features.
Having a communications tool for your staff is essential because collaborating without a system, process, or tool is complicated and inefficient. Before choosing a tool, ask yourself (and your team) these questions.