Church Communications

First impressions matter. Your website is where that will impression will most-often happen. So what makes a good church website?

Many churches face the challenge of using the Internet to help spread their message and how to embrace technology. "How do we reach an audience outside of the sanctuary?" is a very common question posed by those in ministry.

Branding can feel like a bad thing within the church. In reality, that’s not the case. It’s not in the Bible so why do we need to talk about it? How we represent ourselves can impact who we’re able to build relationships with.

Here are five things I think will help your church improve its communications this year (and for years to come).

Introducing The Juicys: North America’s only church communication awards. You can apply for an award now.

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Spring is here, and that means it’s time to clean. Why not clean up your church website while you’re at it?

We spend a lot of time chasing what’s “cool.” But what if our time was better spent chasing after “warm”? Together, we’ll look at how important it is for churches to fuel a warm community, and how our online presence can take part in that effort.

When church communicators stop trying to control every detail, the church can begin to do more ministry better. Let’s stop controlling everything.

Gone are the days when everything can be communicated effectively via the church bulletin. In a world full of competing messages, it’s time that churches start investing in people who can help the church be more effective in its messaging.

After PM Trudeau's "failed joke" involving inclusive language, how do we as Christians use words that acknowledge the image of God?