Lauren Hunter

It's no joke that information is being hurled at us at an alarmingly fast rate. Between television, radio, social media, smartphones, and all the...

Depending on how old you are, your communication preferences can vary wildly. Try emailing a high schooler. Try texting Grandma. Go on, give it...

Created to emphasize community and empower leaders, Fresh Vine church software was developed over the course of two years with the intent of helping...

Hashtags are at the forefront of social media conversations everywhere and have even gone mainstream thanks to Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timerlake's latenight spoof...

As the new season of Duck Dynasty is under way, what better time to highlight lessons the Church can take away from this hilarious...

In this age of technological advancement, much can be said for the occasional snail mail postcard or traditional phone call. I'm a big fan of using the best church technology communication tools to reach your congregation. For some, that's email and social media, for others, phone calls and letters in the mail might be best. Chances are your organization is unique with needs that need to be custom-tailored for your church's atmosphere of communication.

It's obvious that mobile phones have risen to an everyday staple for most people. You could probably live without cable TV, perhaps you could...

The church bulletin is a staple, tried and true, trusted in and relied on by all. Bored by the announcements? Peruse your well-loved bulletin. Looking for something to fill your calendar with Thursday night? Yep, the bulletin can help you out. Need to know if giving is up or down? (Depending on your church), your bulletin might just have the answer.