church communication

I recently wrote about how the Digital Church is a powerful ministry to reach and engage Millennials who are disengaging from the Church. The...

With a seemingly never-ending list of options for communicating with people—email, text message, social media, the list goes on—knowing the best way to reach...

The Easter service is coming up on us fast and if you do not have the whole thing finished and polished, we want to...

Do you notice people checking their phones during services? In one hour, people usually check their phones nine times. That’s once every 6.5 minutes! In...

Collecting information from church members has always been a resource sink. Church leaders need to gather information from volunteers, visitors, and members signing up...

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...

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.