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In order to reach and resonate with both existing and potential new members of your congregation, you’ll need to provide samples of your church’s teaching that accurately represent both your pastor’s style and your church’s unique direction as well. This is where the power of sermon clip comes into play, offering an accessible bridge to connect deeply with people far beyond the walls of the church.

Websites have become a virtual front door. As we continue to move forward into this new era of ministry, churches need to leverage their website to serve people who are thinking about faith. To capture these opportunities, churches should strategically publish content that engages and nurtures visitors on various topics and felt needs.

What if you could stop racking your brain for great content for your church promos and website, and instead, use what’s hiding in plain sight? Great content is waiting for you—in your social media comments, baptism testimonials, lobby conversations, and more.

What makes people choose one church over another? What really matters to people when they are deciding together, as a family, what church they will attend? I’m sure you have thought about this. Well, Pew Research Center actually asked people these exact questions and we are letting you in on the latest information.

A great many churches run at least one social media account, although often only used sporadically. If this sounds like your church, it may be time to consider utilizing social media effectively and through doing this, boost your church engagement.